Pecos Valley Expands Orchard Planting Near Artesia
The Excel company plans a future growth strategy with 100 acres of new orchard near Artesia on five, ten and twenty acre tracts. Trees will be grown and bearing before sale as land expands. Nursery operations are centered near Wichita with land headquarters in Roswell to support Pecos Valley planting.
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Kansas
Arkansas
Missouri
Pecos
Remer
Artesia
Excel Company
Wichita
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Roswell Woes and Political Sparks From Albuquerque Gossip
A mix of local calls to curb weeds before the sanitary officer arrives, mock charges of Roswell city takeover by Republicans, and a rallying cry for Democrats. Albuquerque buzzes over a fashion sample and fruit tree novelty as Governor Curry vows to protect vote integrity amid Taft Bryan talk and national political heat.
Independent spirit and land price spark early 20th century debate
A regional column notes rising sentiment for independence among locals and cites a Oklahoma land sale at 16000 dollars as the era’s record price. It also covers Hearst letters on Foraker and Standard Oil, Wanamaker layoffs, Larrazolo race talk, and race voting dynamics in national politics.
Election of Larrazolo Signals New Mexico Self Rule
The victory would prove New Mexico residents can govern themselves and end the era of rule by the old Republican bosses, indicating a shift away from entrenched political control and toward autonomous governance.
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Larrazolo
New Mexico
Political Stand on New Mexico Statehood and Mexicans
A historical statement asserts New Mexico cannot gain statehood until natives and Americans live in peace and Mexican people are no longer used by a political faction described as the old Republican Plunderbund. It frames Republicans as prepared to deprive Mexicans of political influence.
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Larrazolo
New Mexico
Roswell preacher notes English urge for Spanish speakers
A Roswell Register-Tribune report flags a campaign lie about Larrazolo and claims no quotation exists. It argues Democrats favor immigration and statehood, accuses Republicans of graft and obstructing progress while listing local church services and community events for the week including Battle Creek Health Foods and multiple church activities.
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Larrazolo
Roswell
Andrews
Bryan accuses Hearst of aiding Taft in campaign
The Buffalo Times reports William J. Bryan denounces William R. Hearst for trying to influence the election by backing Taft. Bryan says he is fighting Taft and asserts Hearst would endorse Taft if his methods align with Republican ideas. He argues the public will see through the bargain on election day.
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William J. Bryan
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Labor Day
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Apple Prices Expected High By Early March
A. T. Remer of Excel Orchard Company Roswell predicts apples will reach ten dollars a barrel by March first. He argues Pecos Valley growers should store fruit for potential large profits as crop estimates fall to under 25 percent in the North and East.
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A. T. Remer
Excel Orchard Company
Roswell
Kansas
Pecos Valley
We Want A Change Campaign Echoes Across States
A Bryan's Commoner summary notes widespread voter demand for change as senators Fulton Hansbrough Kittredge Long Hopkins Allison Norris and Rowe tour states seeking re election while the people demand fresh leadership. The piece also covers church notices and local events in Roswell with sermon schedules and society meetings.
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Hansbrough
Ford Dakota
Kittredge
South Dakota
Long
Kansas
Hopkins
Spinoit
Ilinois
Iowa
Allison
Miss Elliott to Wed John Harham in October
Josefine Elliott of Sterling Illinois will marry John Harham of Clinton Iowa around October 20 in a ceremony announced today. The notice appears amid a broader page of Roswell Record advertising and local notices.
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Miss Elliott
Josephine Elliott
Sterling, IL
John Harham
Clinton
Local Bride Weds at Sterling Home Before Moving to Clinton
The wedding was held at the bride’s home in Sterling and the couple will establish their home in Clinton. Miss Elliott is a sister of Mrs. W. S. Kilgour and has visited in Roswell. Many friends here express interest and warm wishes for the bride and groom.
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Sterling
Clinton
Miss Elliott
W. S. Kilgour
Roswell
Shelby Hotel Sells To New Managers With European Plan
C F Brock sold his Roswell Shelby hotel stake to Frank Easton and E Howard who take charge and switch to the European plan guests pay for what they get. Howard will run the hotel while Easton runs the rooming house across the street. Brock family remains in Roswell, in poor health, with no other business planned. Howard has prior experience in Cheyenne Wyoming and Appleton City Missouri.
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Ghelby
F. Brock
Shelby
Frank Easton
E. Howard
Mr. Howard
Mr. Easton
Grand Central Hotel
Mr. Brock
Roswell
Howard
Cheyenne
Wyo
Appleton City
Cadets Parade at Military Institute on Main Street
Cadets from the Military Institute will hold a battalion parade and drill on Main Street Monday at 4 30 p m. The public is invited to watch as practice for the trip to Albuquerque planned to start Sunday, September 27.
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The
Military Institute
Main Street
Albuquerque
Esmeralda Final Show At The Orpheum
The Orpheum presents Esmeralda for the last time tonight. The stock company closes next Saturday with Hal Reid's Human Hearts after staging Grit the Newsboy Monday and Tuesday evenings.
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Orpheum
Hal Reid
Arkansas Hills
Dance at Sam Howell Home Delights Local Youth
A large group of young people enjoyed a lively dance last night at the residence of Sam Howell on West Fifth Street, creating a festive community gathering.
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Sam Howell
West Fifth Street
Roswell Federated Charities Seeks Members and Donations
The Federated Charities of Roswell proposes a coupon system to enlist members and secure funds for relief. Individuals may set their own admission and monthly dues, with any amount accepted. Send coupons to Secretary Miss Nell R. Moore or Treasurer J. Jaffa to aid illness relief and employment assistance initiatives.
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Board of Control of the Federated Charities of
Nell R. Moore
J. J. Jaffa
Federated Charities of
Roswell
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