Roswell Fair Visitors urged to make store their headquarters
A local business invites Roswell fairgoers to use the shop as their base during the visit. The message emphasizes visiting Roswell and the store as a key part of the trip.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1906
Page
5
A local business invites Roswell fairgoers to use the shop as their base during the visit. The message emphasizes visiting Roswell and the store as a key part of the trip.
An advertisement from a Roswell store proclaims the retailer as the man who introduced right prices and revolutionized local retail. It asserts the shop offers high grade merchandise at low prices and promises durable wear for customers.
A notice from a property manager advertises handling the holdings of out-of-town clients. Services include prompt rental creedit forwarding, keeping properties rented, and fair charges. If profits fall short, clients are invited to write for an explanation.
Local notices report a busy week with mixers and travel. George Dyson traveled to Lake Arthur. families from Carlsbad, Artesia, and Denver visited or left for business. Real estate bargains and second hand goods fill storefronts as goat roping and races loom at the fair. district court updates and municipal notes wrap the city’s happenings.
The notice prints the P. V. and N. E. railroad time table with agent M. D. Burns listed. It also advertises 1,200 acres of shallow artesian belt land near the railroad for sale, directing interested buyers to Carlton & Bell at 303 N. Main St. Roswell for details and noting Sacrament o Market as a source of fresh goods with phone number 425. 7414
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