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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1934
Page
5
In a Roswell Daily Record notice the writer critiques naming the Republican party as the Progressive Republican party. The editorial likens political branding to Jonah inside the whale, questioning if the party will remain swallowed by its own label. The piece reflects 1930s party dynamics and editorial tone.
The National Safety Council notes accident rates rise with warmer weather as sunburn, cuts, bike and swimming injuries, and especially automobile crashes increase. Emphasizes common sense, immediate first aid for wounds, sun protection, and avoiding excessive speeding to save lives and prevent tragedies.
An unsigned Santa Fe note claims the Hobbs tax suits are not political. The Record editorial notes over 200 property owners in Hobbs face delinquent taxes for 1930 and earlier years. The writer argues the situation reflects prosperity, not politics, while blaming state tax officials.
Eddy Co. News suggests a city dog tax to fund municipal needs. Proposes $1 on male dogs and $2 on female dogs, arguing many canines cause nightly noise yet some are valuable. Tax would deter nuisance pets and improve sleeping conditions for residents.
The Record announces R. P. Perry Beam as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Chaves County subject to party action.
E J House Sr has authorized The Record to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Chaves County. The filing is subject to the action of the Democratic party.
A critique compares public officials to Amos and Andy, noting that politicians promise vast billions and issue bonds without real revenue sources. It argues extravagant government spending drains productive sectors, raises taxes or diverts funds, harming employment, industry, and recovery. More restraint is urged across government divisions.
Yine Record announces Homer Dunagan as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff in Chaves County subject to the Democratic party's decision.
James B. Coats has authorized The Record to announce he is a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves County, subject to the will of the voters at the Democratic primary.
Mrs Julia Prasher announces candidacy for Superintendent of Schools in Chaves County subject to the Democratic party decision. The notice highlights her bid to lead the county school system under party alignment.
School officials announce Charles M Martina as a candidate for Chaves county school superintendent subject to voter decision in the Democratic primary.
Ralph A. Sheeham announces he is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk of Chaves County, subject to the will of the Democratic party.
A Democratic nomination announces D. P. Greimer as candidate for County Clerk of Chaves County subject to voter will in the Democratic primary. The primary date will be announced later by the county organization.
Fer county announces Mrs Harold E Crosby as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Treasurer of Charles County subject to the party decision.
Charlie Lawey has announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for County Assessor in Chaves County. He seeks to replace the current officeholder, focusing on property valuations, tax fairness, and county records.
A gripping confession reveals a killer’s cold method and a planned burial in a hidden dog cemetery. The narrator narrates a grim scene, detailing the murder of Manuel Sabino and Uncas Cresap, the disposal of the corpse, and a final toast to Florence while pondering his past. Allegations of a crime unfold alongside stray fitness and cosmetic ads, ending with John Candelario’s first solo flight.
A verbose column surveys Santa Fe and New Mexico politics, labor, and travel as government generosity affects farmers and stockmen. It notes highway progress toward El Paso, political figures like Senator Bronson Cutting and Dennis Chavez, and the dry Pecos valley with sparse green range.
A colorful New Mexico vignette follows a day in Alamogordo with San Domingo Indians hauling wares to the highway, Model T cars on the street, and John Bingham toddling by. The piece sketches a road-runner’s ordinary day encompassing banking, business, and a light politics-free mood.
Doris Blake offers guidance on a young woman whose steady three month romance ends as her partner admits he cannot afford to visit. The advice urges including him in home events without pressuring him, notes financial hardship, and suggests he may return if genuinely interested while advising against pursuing other escorts.
The outcome hinges on the Democratic Primary decision. Officials expect a clear result after voting concludes, shaping subsequent party actions and local political momentum.
The county assessor announces A C Jones as a candidate for Assessor of Chaves County subject to the Democratic primary. Jones is listed as the party nominee and will compete in the upcoming election season.
Fern West enters the race for County Assessor as a candidate subject to the will of the Democratic party in the upcoming primaries. Local party officials have not yet announced a formal endorsement.
County official S P Johnson Sr is named as a candidate for county commissioner, subject to required local approvals and formal party or election procedures. The notice signals official intent and pending eligibility checks by authorities.
Ernest Nelson declares his run for county commission in district one under the Democratic primary, outlining plans and seeking party support. Local officials and voters react as the campaign begins.
Antoinette Donnelly explains that chin and throat sagging develop slowly, with signs like a bulge and crease preceding a second chin. She notes aging tissues lose firmness over months or years and urges early action to restore firmness in tissue and muscle.
In the probate court of Chaves County New Mexico an administrator with will annexed for Thomas Long deceased is appointed by Judge C C Hil. Creditors must file claims with the probate clerk within one year from July 7 1934. Carey E administrator with will annexed.
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