Local News Roundup Includes Travel and Visits Across Town
J J Hagerman shows improvement while Capt M S Murray travels to Kenna on business. Col W B Rogers meets Lake Arthur interests. J A Graham heads to Albuquerque for Pecos Valley exhibit planning. Charles Johnson visits from Mineral Wells and stays at The Gilkeson. Births and arrivals notable as a baby girl welcomed at the Stewart home. Mrs Baker's relatives arrive from Lake Arthur. Goat and ranch for sale. 1700 Angora goats and an 80 acre ranch with springs offered by C F Hale. Mrs Nathan Jaffa leaves Albuquerque joining Jaffa at Gov Curry’s Irrigation Congress office. Mrs Courtland Fleming and Mary Helen head to Muskogee Oklahoma to join Mr Fleming. Dr Jerome Duncan to preach at Stanford college duty in town Sunday.
Satin This Winter Trends in Gilets and Lustrous Fabrics
Grace Margaret Gould notes a satin season with modern light supple fabric and a gleam suited to clingy gowns. Paris shows keen interest in the satin gilet, a small vest becoming fashionable among American women.
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Grace Margaret Gould
Paris
Democrats of New Mexico Endorse Bryan for President
The Roswell convention pledges support for William Jennings Bryan as Democratic nominee and denounces Republican election abuses in Colfax Valencia and Torrance counties. It calls for direct primary elections, statehood for New Mexico, and election law enforcement. It opposes forest grazing bans and seeks rate regulation via a new interstate commerce commission.
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Democrats of
New Mexico
Roswell
Thomas Jefferson
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Denver
Colfax
Valencia
Torrance
Frank W. Chiney
Second Judicial District
Congress
Republican Party
National Republican Party
Farm Buildings of Concrete Details in Dairy Setup
Correct Legal Blanks describes reinforced concrete partitions in a cow barn and cottages, with terra cotta tile alternatives in some walls. Floors vary from cement and crete slabs to wooden sections, with waterproofing, pitch, bell traps, tile drains, a cess pool, and a pergola linked manure shed. The cow barn measures 22 by 72 feet, the hay barn 42 by 44 feet, two stories high, and the dairyman’s cottage about 40 by 50 feet, two stories high.
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Sterlington
N. Y
F. L. Stetson
Stetson
Trailing the Dealer for Inferior Fuel Quality
A denounced notice urges sending orders to a supplier and promises prompt and satisfactory filling of requests for fuel. The call to action emphasizes seeking a remedy through direct ordering and delivery.
Rockvale Lump Coal Evaluation Report
The report praises Rockvale Lump coal as a good burning fuel that kindles easily and gives strong heat with minimal ash. It lights readily, burns steadily, and produces a high heat output with little refuse remaining.
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Rockvale
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M. S. Murray
Kenna
Col. W. B. Rogers
Lake Arthur
Homeseekers
Information Bureau
Main Street
J. A. Graham
Albuquerque
Pecos Valley
Charles Johnson
Mineral Wells
Tex
Gilkeson
B. A. Stewart
Col. Baker
el Nido Ranch
East Fifth Street
Charles Tanner
Wagerman
Ila Baker
St. Mary’s Hospital
C. F. Hale
W. McGaffey St
Nathan Jaffa
Mr. Jaffa
Gov. Curry
Irrigation Congress
Courtland Fleming
Mary Helen
Muskogee
Oxla
Mr. Fleming
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jerome Duncan
Big Methodist College
Stanford
Whitecook
Oasis Co
Iva Roberts
Virginia Brock
Mabel Stone
Echo Laine
Alpha Phillips
Tommy Owen
Mittie Turner
Myrtle Hollingsworth
Ron
Party OF Liberty and Equal Rights
William J. Bryan
Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sadiles Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Bcard
Hattie L. Cobean
Record Office
Quer
Hoy
Life Bo Mn Sae
Stein-Bloch Fall
Righ
Joyce-Pruit Company
Lew Gleason
Mer
Jack and
the Game
Helmick
Pecos Valley Drug Company
Morrison Bros.’ Store
Morrison Bros.” Store
Morrison Bros. & Co
Orpheum
Faro