Roswell Daily Record header and publishing details
Roswell Daily Record published by Secord Publishing Company details staff roles and office contacts. It notes subscription rates, advertising rates, and states the paper entered May 1 1903 in Roswell New Mexico as second class mail matter under Congress. The Associated Press license is described for news dispatches and local news.
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Secord Publishing Company
Rhones
Business Office
Society
Rogwell
New Mexico
Congress
Associated Preas
Associated Press
Focal
Taxes Then And Now A 1933 San Francisco Chronicle piece
A two chapter tax story contrasts San Francisco and other communities facing rising rates. It cites a 1933 Board of Supervisors recommendation of 1.48 plus 0.47 state tax totaling 1.95, and notes a 3.75 rate in another chapter. The piece warns voters about funding schemes and highway safety harms. It references the Highway Homicide Club and Santa Fe New Mexican concerns on reckless driving and fatal highway crashes.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Board of Supervisors
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Chronicle
San Francisco
Highway Homicide Club
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Santa Fe New Mexican
National Recovery Act emblem and wage codes debate
The article discusses the NRA blue eagle emblem and its We Do Our Part slogan as a public opinion force behind codes, noting presidents and allies push aggressive action while business resists. mentions internal revenue official Vidal’s resignation, Saturn's ancient eruption, and New Mexico wheat growers’ 20 cent per bushel payments with 8 to 10 cent follow ups under acreage reductions.
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Liberty Loan
NRA
National Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
United States
N RA Pledges Observed in Roswell
The N RA pledges will be observed in Roswell with full cooperation to implement the plan. Officials say its success is not guaranteed but essential for all workers and employers beyond those now jobless as efforts proceed over coming days.
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N RA
Roswell
A Big Job One of the Hardest Tasks Conspiring Patrol
A terse note on the new motor patrol describes it as one of the hardest tasks. It hints at substantial labor and coordination required, with limited details on scope or people involved.
NRA Praise and Critique From Little Locos Varies
A regional column praises the NRA as the government spends vast sums and shifts policies, arguing it helps the unemployed while acknowledging complaints. It notes Washington has moved through numerous suggestions and questions whether reforms will improve the economy or merely shift burdens, ending with a cautious call to persevere.
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N. R.A
N.R.A
National Recovery Administration
Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
America
A Heiress Aunt in New York Sparks a Romeo Valley Move
Ricardo Dane travels to New York seeking his aunt Miss Filomena Stanley in Romeu valley California. He discovers a young actress who claims the kinship and helps her, moving her into a better apartment while plans for marriage unfold. A Broadway scene and Rachel Beatty’s arrival threaten the plan as the truth of Filomena’s identity emerges.
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Ricardo Dane
New York
Filomena Stanley
Ricardo
Romeo Valley
California
Romeu Valley
France
Filomena
Webster Sutton
Colleg
Eunice Greenway
Eunice
Rachel Beatty
Web
Pilaness
Rachel
Veiled romance and New York trip with Rachel Beatty
In a lavish New York visit, Dick rekindles old flames with Rachel Beatty as her father accompanies them. They dine, shop, and plan outfits while Rachel insists on visiting Dick’s Aunt Filomena, with tensions simmering over a discreet past.
Just Mavericks and Mirth Amid Local Happenings
The piece mocks the upcoming bathing beauty contest at Yucca with notes on Miss Plainview from Plainview Texas. It references a Carlsbad murder trial in October and jibes at local personalities like Townsess Zander Millie De Stress and Mrs. Gladiola while noting a fall of amusements such as a state fair and football games.
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Yucca
Plainview
Texas
Carlsbad
Zander
Millie
Mrs. Gladiola
Maxine Viller
Portland Landmarks and Coastal Vistas in Old Maine
The piece recalls Portland landmarks including Henry Longfellow's statue in Longfellow Square and the Longfellow mansion, the Deering mansion, and the birthplace of the poet near the home of Thomas B. Reed. It cites General Peleg Wadsworth as Longfellow’s grandfather and notes old colonial houses, setting fences, urns, oaks, and Maine’s rugged coast praised by Irvin Cobb. It mentions Fort McClary at Kittery and Thoreau’s affection for Maine’s woods and lakes, with Cobb asserting Maine’s coast measures 22 miles by straight line but over 2500 miles along scalloped contours.
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Portland
Dover
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Old Orchard
Wood Island
John Smith
Jamestown
Pocahontas
Henry Longfellow
New Hampshire
Longfellow Square
Longfellow Mansion
Peleg Wadsworth
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Deering
Fort McClary
Kittery, Me
Maine
Thoreau
Rocky Mountains
Irvin Cobb
Adrift in London Gossip and a Loaned Future
Gerd Franklyn travels with Dr Elverton amid a poor district London scene to help a bold orphan. Barney Pierce finances a crisis then contemplates a future with the striking Franklyn as Doria Hathaway schemes aboard a voyage to New York and Havana. He weighs loyalty, money, and a possible romance while planning the next move after a late night of wagers and longing.
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Gerd Franklyn
Elverton
London
Barney’-Pierce
Pierce
New York
Havana
Doria Hathaway
Doria
Barney
Donia
Shan’t
Shan
Trouble at San Miguel election cited by brigadier general
A report to Brig. Gen. Wood describes trouble at the July 31 San Miguel election. Deputies with arms interfered, threats to call the national guard were mentioned, and officials faced scuffles during the counting and voting at Tecolote and surrounding polls.
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Santa’ Fe
National Guard
Tecolote
San Miguel
Law Grant Trustee Board
Osborne C. Wood
Wood
Harry A. Bowman
Joe A. Castille
San Miguel County
Resiliatt
Gallup Inter Tribal Ceremonial Opens With War Dances
Native groups from 15 tribes join the Gallup Inter Tribal Ceremonial in New Mexico for the opening rites. Indicated dances include sun dances and a grand entry led by the Albuquerque Indian School all Indian band. Participants trek over 20 miles from northern reservations to the event site in Gallup.
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Galllup
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Gallup
Colorado
Angus
Homer Powers
Alquerque Indian School
Planning Meals Saves Time In Preparation
A New Mexico State College expert urges advance meal planning to save cooking time and costs. By preparing for a day or week, families can serve balanced, economical meals, reuse cooked foods, and enjoy more time with loved ones, with guidance from the Extension Service at New Mexico State College.
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Thyat
Saspics Veda
Mxico State College
Servic State College
New Mexico
Doctor Reveals Quick Acting Rheumatics Aid
A physician announces a rapid remedy for rheumatic pain and neuralgia aimed at relieving sciatic and lumbago suffering. The claim highlights swift relief and near-term results for patients, projecting a hopeful breakthrough for rheumatic sufferers seeking prompt comfort.
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