23 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1905
Page
1
The article notes a potential new route from Roswell being secured, detailing involved agencies and expected benefits. It highlights planning steps, possible timelines, and the impact on local traffic and regional connectivity.
After touring the Roswell farming district residents urge creating two Rural Free Delivery routes. Advocates say the existing single route covers only part of the area with farms and good roads. A petition among patrons could start the move, which would make Roswell unique in the territory with more than one carrier.
In Roswell a lavender themed china shower celebrated Miss Edden Farris before her October wedding to Mr. Wachs of Denver. Guests, led by Misses Lillian and Cora McCain, gathered at 3:30 to exchange concealed china gifts, play table games, share grape treats, and toast the bride as she opened a basket of hand painted cups and many delicate pieces.
A statewide Democratic campaign push begins as candidates hit major counties to rally support. Party organizers emphasize unity and policy contrasts ahead of the upcoming elections. Local volunteers volunteer drives, fundraising events, and outreach to supporters across regions.
The Democratic state campaign opened in Newark with Pattison of Milford receiving the gubernatorial nomination after a mass meeting. A strong showing spurred by Judge Hunter, with music by Miss Norfleet and Miss McKay, raised funds for a new Presbyterian piano. Tom L. Johnson was renominated for a third term in Cleveland amid Democratic unity.
In Chicago the University of Chicago and railroad officials announce a four year course in railway education. An advisory board of railway men has been formed to guide the program and coordinate industry support.
Rome reports ongoing shocks in Cala bri a with casualties across Amantea Be ria Zambrone and other towns. Two women died at Amantea and six per sons drowned when a vessel capsized during a cloudburst. A man was rescued after eleven days buried in ruins as General Lamberti tallies 212 towns hit, 589 dead and 2020 wounded.
Fathers Juvenal and Theodore leave Roswell for Carlsbad to oversee Catholic work in Eddy county. They will be permanently based there after previously serving Carlsbad from Roswell. Fathers Herbert and Robert remain in charge locally.
San Francisco Republican convention nominates John S. Partridge deputy city attorney for mayor. Expect endorsement by Democrats at their convention tonight. Bellefontaine rally opens Republican state campaign with large turnout. Speakers include Vice President Fairbanks Governor Herrick and Senator Fowler.
Sult on Account. Through A. J. Nisbet attorney S. Grabfelder Co have brought suit against PD. B. Easton DeWitt Scott and W. R. Pilant for 161.85 alleged to be due on an account. First Baptist Church Services Pastor Vermillion will preach at 11 a.m. on Confessing and Forsaking Sin. At 7:30 p.m. the subject Abundant Blessings. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. B Y. P. U. at 6:30 p.m. A welcome extended to everybody.
Suburban property listing offers 20 acres with an artesian well two miles from the courthouse. Described as a high class residence site suitable for a suburban home. Priced at $2,000. Contact E. L. Wildy at Hotel Shelby.
Walton, photographer, advertises versatile portrait services for all kinds of occasions. The concise notice highlights expertise, offering sessions in studio or location settings, with a focus on quality imagery and enduring keepsakes.
The Oratorio concert repeated at the Presbyterian church before a full main auditorium after a prior showing at the Southern M. E. church. Prof. Croft led the chorus, yielding another great success with most numbers intact and new selections highlighted. L. C. Audrain delivered a cornet solo praised as simply fine.
With cooler weather, the Sunday afternoon band concerts revert to the original start time of three oclock. The regular concert is scheduled for tomorrow at 3 p m.
A. J. Charette, Dallas Great Deputy Sachem of the Improved Order of Redmen, arrives to reorganize the local lodge next week. Two Redmen uniforms on display at E. H. Williams & Co. window attract attention. They are valued at 1400 dollars, elk tooth ornaments being a chief expense in their makeup.
A report outlines how irrigation projects in Imperial Valley California threaten to displace residents as water needs and farming expansion push families from their homes. The piece cites local officials and affected households detailing relocation pressures and community impact.
Detroit engineer George Y. Wisner, esteemed in government surveying circles, warned at the Detroit Engineering Society that the Imperial Valley in Southern California could become an inland sea within twenty years due to irrigation practices. He cited Colorado River course changes and poor engineering, predicting thousands of government land settlers would be displaced as water fills the valley. Wisner noted the valley lies 60 to 223 feet below sea level and called for reconsideration of the current irrigation scheme.
Federal grand jury evidence gathered in New York helped support indictments against beef packers. A U S Attorney said certified New York copies were sent to Chicago, where pleas of guilty were obtained, using the testimony as a wedge to reach the trust's secrets.
Nola Oliver and Norvell Randolph returned from a two week tour through Elk Weed and Hope while combining pleasure and business for the Joyce Pruit Co. They visited several mountain towns and concluded a productive trip dated last night.
John E. Allison departed this morning for his home in Crowley Louisiana following a three week visit with his brother R. T. Allison.
Mrs Lizzie Gessert and her son Edward traveled from Artesia this morning to visit their daughter and sister Miss Alice Gessert.
Advert reads a man seeking ranch work in Roswell New Mexico. He states he is not an invalid and signs as F W Haselwood with Roswell address and the number 7612.
Classified notice stating for rent, furnished rooms available at 100 North Richardson with contact instruction for inquiries.
Announcement states Senator WA Clark and associates plan to extend the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad into Bullfrog and Gold Field mining regions of Nevada via the Las Vegas and Tonopah railroad company, filing articles with the secretary of state.
Seoul September 23 Japanese minister M Hayashi hosted a luncheon in honor of Miss Roosevelt and her party. In the evening the distinguished visitors were to attend a dinner at the German legation.
In Tokio a flood of memorials from an association opposing the terms urges rejection of ratification. Editors call for resignation yet ministers likely to stay until postwar measures. a clause limiting fortification of the Straits of Soya sparks strong anger among influential figures. A lone public rejoicing event is planned at Kotaka in the remote northeast.
Police raided the Thomas Davies & Co brokerage office in Chicago today and arrested eleven men and two women. Investigators say witnesses paid over 200000 to the firm, which is charged with operating a bucket shop scam harming customers.
Chicago September 22 The Allied Printing Trades Council of Chicago backed the printers in the dispute with the Chicago Typothetae and Chicago Typographical Union No 16. Resolutions pledged support from other trades while the Typographical Union reported nine firms had signed the eight hour agreement during the day.
Local rovers report requests to gather all tongues in Roswell to recount stories about Cornucopia Ice Cream Sandwiches. Caller notes address 309 Main, A. K. Mott, and asks listeners to see them.
Classified note seeking a 17 year old energetic boy not attending school to apply at the Record Office. Also advertises five acres with a house barn and artesian well for sale or rent by W. £5 Ray at 207 West 4th Street. The Tallmadge dining car and Southwestern Land Company special departed this morning to the North.
Roswell New Mexico weather report shows high 90 and low 58, mean 74 with no precipitation. Winds from the northwest at 3 miles per hour, sky cloudy. Forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday with no significant temperature change.
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