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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
2
The piece urges plain, fact-based discussion on irrigation policy amid partisan noise. It quotes citizens and leaders on reform, calls for practical voices from the Water Users' Protective Association, and cites J. Hagernmian and Democratic figures such as Daniels, Bryan, and regional party strength.
The Raleigh News and Niebeck editor was interviewed recently about his choice for the Democratic standard bearer. The discussion focused on the editor’s views and implications for party strategy in the upcoming campaign.
The Albuquerque Citizen notes the New Mexico Wool Growers convention will run the first three days of fair week drawing about 600 sheep raisers from New Mexico and Arizona. Prominent speakers include Huling of Folsom on the Public Domain R E Twitchell Las Vegas on Irrigation A A Jones Las Vegas on Benefits of Organization T B Catron Santa Fe on Sheep and Wool in New Mexico A Hubbell Albuquerque on Sheep Feeding in the Rio Grande Valley. Impromptu talks from range and feed pen experiences are expected.
A San Antonio Express quatrain celebrates September's golden hues and fall blossoms. Mentions gentian blue autumn scenes, asters in autumn dress, and caterpillars falling on May or Sue or Geraldine as poets draft russet rhymes.
Multiple items advertised include a rotary drilling machine at Roswell Machine Shop, 400 five gallon cans of honey at $4.50 each at Roswell Hotel, open woven wire fence and posts for Oasis ranch, a new Remington No 7 typewriter at the Record office, 40 acres of land one mile from town at 100 E Bland, two young stallions at 401 McGaffey, a 14 room private boarding house, two Artesia town lots in a prime district, and a span of bay mares listed by Gilmore Fleming at 316144 N Main.
The page lists multiple furnished room rentals with board and housekeeping options. Addresses include 1202 N Kentucky Ave, 308 N Pa, 204 W Alameda Ave, 512 N Lea, 207 N Lea, 719 N Main, 509 N Lea, 200 East 8th St, 309 Diem KY, and Capitan Hotel, with phone numbers or callouts to inquire about availability and terms.
A vintage recruitment notice seeks six to eight farm hands and one cook at the South Spring ranch. It requests applicants to respond to the listing and outlines no other details in the surviving text.
A brief line from the Record Office invites readers with any trade proposition to come to Carlton and Bell for discussion. The note emphasizes business outreach and partnership opportunities.
Mr. Elliott to perform at the Majestic tonight as W D Garwood chief of New Mexico Eastern departs this morning for Amarillo.
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