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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1935
Page
6
Sealed bids will be accepted by the Chaves County Board of Education for insurance on County School Busses for the 1935 36 year. Bids due by 10:00 A M August 10 1935. Details at the County School Superintendent office. By C M Martin Sec 13015c
Dr. E. W. Lander relocates his practice from 306 West Second to the Fisher Building at 215 West Third, updating patients on the new address.
Bids for the grade school bus route will be received at the office of the County School Superintendent until 10:00 A M August 10 1935. Route Ta Camp School, Dis tricts 9 and 31, may be obtained at the same office. Adv. J30t5c.
New potatoes No 1 whites priced at 1.59 per 100 lb 50 lb 85c 25 lb 45c. P O Fruit Stand advert. Also advertisement for beauty course at Old Mission School of Beauty Culture 219 North Main phone 182. Good operators always in demand. Adv. J17tfc
An attorney has relocated his office from 306 West Second to the Fisher Building at 215 West Third. The contact phone remains 30.
Don Wilkins offers practical tips on selecting fuse sizes for refrigerators and home circuits with input from John Blea of Woodhead's. He advises using 6 amp for delicate devices, 10 or 15 amp for other appliances, and 30 amp fuses in the switch box, while urging readers to keep spare fuses and to practice thrift to steady the mind during crises.
Roswell received .38 of an inch of rain yesterday afternoon and last night with most rain between 2 and 3 pm. Heavy rains were reported in Lea county and at Artesia. Charles Roehl and Lake J Frazer reported good rainfall along routes from Santa Fe to Roswell. Forecasts for Roswell and Pecos Valley call for unsettled weather with possible showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures ranged 67 to 96 degrees.
The Mt. Olive Baptist Convention closes its 24th annual session Sunday night August 4. This is the most successful gathering in state history with national officers added to strengthen state work. Officials include Dr. A. Wilson of Dallas as president of the B M Convention and vice-president of the National Baptist Convention, and Dr. T T Lovelace as secretary of the National Baptist Home Missionary Society. Elected for the coming year are Dr. O F Dixon moderator Dr P M Walker vice moderator Dr W M Young missionary Rev Browning evangelist Doa Austen treasurer Prof S T Richards secretary S G Chamberlain auditor.
The Mexican Consul in El Paso Texas names the Mexican Honorary Commission headed by Rosario M Reyes as president with Jose Navarett as vice president Eulalio Ortiz as secretary Amado C Ferrieria as treasurer Octabino Reyes as vocal first Faleceno Sanchez as vocal third Francisco Gonzales as vocal fourth Juan Florez as vocal fifth Marcello Daiz as vocal sixth Pedro Rubalcavo as Office located at 120 East First Street.
Jaffa Miller visited here today and planned to depart this afternoon for his home in Santa Fe.
Ted Jones manager of the Yucca and Princess theatres and E C Trieb manager of the Capitan theatre clash over Bank Night. Jones is convicted for a lottery device, fined 25 dollars, appeals to district court. later fined 100 dollars on another lottery device charge and also appeals. Reports say they are seen together socially, prompting questions about publicity stunts and collaboration.
The Chaves County Taxpayers Association executive committee urged higher liquor license fees to boost revenue for Roswell and Chaves County. They noted Carlsbad collects $12,000 from six licenses while Roswell raises far less with more establishments. They proposed funds to support the direct school fund and urged budget reviews with the state tax commission.
Charles Rheel, chairman of the state park board, reported the first month of Bot tomless Lakes State Park operation as very satisfactory. He urged better lighting around main buildings and the pool, pledged a larger power plant, and announced plans for more picnic facilities as the park grows popular for picnics. He departed for Albuquerque at noon.
The preliminary hearing for L. S. Gay charged with assaulting Walter Gaston with a knife was postponed from 10 o'clock this morning to 10 o'clock next Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs Sam Stolaroff and sons Leonard Myron and Milton prepare to depart today for St Louis Chicago and New York to purchase goods for the Popular Store.
Regular meeting of Chas. M. De Bremond Post No. 28 American Legion scheduled for Monday August 5 at 7 30 p m at the D A V Hut. Election of officers and other important business to be conducted by order Albert Hudson Commander Adv A3t2ec.
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