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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
2
The Record notes election fervor as Larrazolo visits the courthouse Friday evening to address Democrats and Republicans. It urges patronizing home institutions, hints at rail plans, and comments on party dynamics from New York to New Mexico.
The Pennsylvania Republican business manager of the Rec ord says he cannot vote for Andrews. He may change his mind after studying the old gang Republican methods in New Mexico for a while longer.
The Albuquerque Journal criticizes a possible Andrews nomination as a sign of self-respect for New Mexico's people, while The New Mexican disputes claims that flatterers are out of favor. The column reflects on diverse readerships and the belief that truth emerges with time and sincerity.
The article notes President Roosevelt will not run again but would aid Governor Hagerman in cleaning out corrupt elements in New Mexico after the Cuban affairs are resolved. It emphasizes Roosevelt’s readiness to help where action is needed.
A Santa Fe New Mexican editorial mocks peace rhetoric in the current New Mexico political climate. It recalls a biblical paradox by noting the Prince of Peace spoke of a sword and suggests peace would equate to surrender to grafters if pursued now.
A St Louis Globe Democrat editorial argues Democrats backed major measures in the last Congress but may not reliably support GOP reforms in the next session. It notes Roosevelt’s reform push drew Democratic support and Republican opposition, and warns against expecting strong reform progress from a Republican Congress.
Good to eat at the lunch counter at the north east corner of the exhibit hall at Fair Grounds. It is served by the ladies of the Social Circle of the M. E. Church.
1200 acres of fine land in a shallow artesian belt near railroad offered at a bargain. For full particulars contact Carlton & Bell at No. 303 North Main Street, Roswell.
Real bargains announced for ten days in town proper ty with C Sutton of Oklahoma Block. Bright listings promise value and reach local buyers seeking quick deals on available parcels and lots.
A collection of late 19th or early 20th century classified ads lists horses buggy trap and saddle offerings from R H McCune E H Skipwith and I J Keebler plus a pair of well broken young mares a 34 horsepower Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine a five room frame house near Main Street with artesian water rights and Carlton Bell selling post office fixtures including Yale lock boxes sections of calls and a Roswell Record office inquiry
Classified notices show a string of help wanted ads and requests including a boy to deliver papers at 200 S Lea Ave and 210 S Ky Ave for goosefeathers purchase, two women for housework and cooking at 605 N Mo Ave and 604 N Pennsylvania Ave, a burro for gentle riding, hotel staff positions at Gilkeson Hotel with Roswell Creamery Co office, and a young man seeking office work or cashier duties with rheumatism preferring horse-driven tasks.
A pair of pinch-nose eye-glasses went missing at a merry-go-round. Reward offered for return to this office. Contact 7912 for information.
For sale a house and lot on Main Street advertised as a special bargain for a few days only by Carlton & Bell.
Five dollars reward offered for return of a tin box about 8 by 10 inches taken from an office on Fifth Street near the depot. Contents include deeds mortgages and other papers. Reward paid by W. G. Skillman, address 7813.
Public notice advises settling accounts with Mr Kinsinger while out of town for two months. It also mentions Hamilton Bros tailors and survey for a new fall suit and signs with Dr R L Bradley and contact number 7716.
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