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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
8
There were 44 births and 18 deaths in Shaves County last month, reported to the county health office. The birth total is unusually high and deaths unusually low compared with the average.
The ad announces Mrs Walkers Cafe at 521 North Main Street opening at 5 30 a m and serving sandwiches and plate lunches with late midnight hours.
When you need a finger wave permanent or a facial make an appointment at The Old Mission Beauty Shop by just calling 182 The Old Mission Beauty Shop 219 North Main Phone 182 Adv.
For sale living room dining room and bed room furniture from Dr W E Goodsell home at 102 North Penn Ave. Phone 1268 J. Also an ad seeking an experienced shoe salesman with training offered to earn 65.00 per week for 25.00 fee. Apply "S. S." Record.
Thieves took an automobile trailer and three hogs owned by Jim Eldridge from his Roswell area property near the Hagerman irrigation canal last night. A neighbor heard a vehicle drive off around one or two a.m. No suspects or trace have been found.
The Dr W E Goodsell residence at 102 North Penn Ave will be fully redecorated and ready for rent to a responsible person around August 20. Contact phone 1268 J for inquiries about the property and leasing terms.
Advertises stamped needlework and embroidered linens as ideal gifts from Art Gift Shop located at 107 W 4th St with emphasis on occasion gifting and new stock.
An old classified ad touts Falcons Electrical Service offering radio sales and repair from 125 West Second with 25 years in business. Also lists a separate sale of ten sheep at one dollar per head on 416 North Main Street Aldoective.
A Riverside style column notes Lee Corn's ranch near the foot hills hosts a new bathroom setup by Buck Dunn and plans for running water. The Record mentions a $41 394.97 budget for Free Textbooks for third graders. California tax rules make hay for cows tax exempt, hay for horses taxable. At Chicago's Century of Progress the Aquatic Golf Range draws celebs and fans, with scouts asking autographs between shots.
Sixteen more Roswell firms signed the NRA re employment agreement today. The list includes Palace Transfer, R. J. McClenney, Kipling's Confectionery Inc., City Auto Service, Hill and Darn Plumbing Co., Carl A. Long, Mayes Lumber and Grain Co., Jesse Lee Sheet Metal Shop, Rapp Transfer, Golden West Food Products Co., C. E. Read, Mrs. D. F. Goodner, N. A. Fowler, Haleys Green Valley, Harry A. Burkstaller, and Long's Dairy.
Washington reports Hugh S. Johnson NRA administrator will deliver tomorrow his decision on the American Newspaper Publishers Association code. Johnson has studied the proposal personally and will meet publishers led by Howard Davis of New York to discuss its acceptability.
Home bakers urged to sell cakes and earn extra cash through Perfect Bakery. Advertisement notes address at 402 North Main Street and invites housewives to participate.
An early 20th century pitch extols vitality through sparkling eyes clear skin and a healthy lifestyle. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an energy booster claiming 98 out of 100 women report benefits and urges readers to try it for better overall well being.
Albuquerque August 10 Approximately 300 applications for home loans have been received by E C Robertson New Mexico home loan manager. The average loan amount is about 2500 totaling nearly 750000 sought in the state so far. Applications arrive by mail from all parts of New Mexico. It will be some time before loans can be granted as the office is not yet open and bonds for mortgages have not yet been printed.
Washington August 10 AP Modified reemployment deals for the restaurant and label industries were approved by NRA chief Hugh S Johnson enabling compliant employers to receive the Blue Eagle. Strikes disrupt bread and milk supplies, cars, and food stocks shrink under guard as President Roosevelt pushes for rapid political settlements to protect welfare. Reports from Hyde Park and Havana describe arrests, protests, and calls for Machado's resignation with Congress offering united support for Roosevelt to restore order in Cuba.
County clerk George L. Foreman states the petition for a local option liquor election on September 19 in Chaves County was never officially filed. The petitioners’ committee handed it to him last Saturday and asked to hold it until instructed to present it to the county commissioners. On Monday the committee ordered him not to present it for the time being and to await further instructions.
The crop reporting board forecast the second smallest corn crop since 1901 and the lowest wheat and oats production in 35 years due to drought and adverse weather. Corn forecast reduced by 111 million bushels since July 1, with 2 273 million estimated. last year 2 875 million. Wheat combined forecast at 499.671 million. last year 726.831 million.
Albuquerque August 10 AP The state highway department forest service and bureau of public roads tentatively agree on a forest road and trail program in New Mexico costing 450 000 to 500 000 in addition to 210 000 approved This would guide the remaining 687 273 allotted for New Mexico forest roads under the public works program and create jobs for several hundred men once started.
Socialist organizer Leon Cousens says the movement has expanded from a few members to a dozen locals in New Mexico. He cites disillusionment with the Hoover era, banking mishandling, and a perceived need for socialism as key factors driving the growth.
Santa Fe detectives pursue Bert Gibbs and John Cowan of Chicago on charges of defrauding the FE Fidel Hotel. The pair tried to sell $2,000 in bonds said to be stolen from Mrs. Walker Rice of Florence, Colorado. Bonds held for court order, suspects fled when questioned, and luggage with material evidence is being kept for Colorado authorities. Eddie Mack Quintana was questioned but not implicated.
Washington August 10 AP The recovery administration issues a ruling that all privately owned utilities must fall under wage and work time supervision regardless of state control. The move dominates a day of NRA hearings on codes for coal and other industries as Johnson awaits retailer and grocer replies to yesterday's ultimatum to maintain operating hours to avoid hiring more workers. Retailers and grocers employing over 5 million are the largest group under the NRA plan and their compliance is being closely watched.
Colonel J. D. Atwood left this afternoon for Santa Fe to attend the organization meeting of the Public Works advisory board for New Mexico, of which he is a member. He expected to return Monday. Record Want Ads Get Results.
An advertisement extols S.S.S. as a general tonic that improves skin clarity by boosting blood red cells and hemoglobin to enhance tissue vitality and combat infection. It claims proven results from tens of thousands of letters and recommends a two course sample, noting cosmetic hygiene as complementary.
County school superintendent Miss Thelma McCully appeals for clothing for rural pupils. Donations may be brought to her courthouse office. She also thanks Mrs. E C Davis for contributing three dresses.
Two men linked to a Moriarty Estancia Valley Supply Company burglary last week were arrested in Hereford Texas. Torrance county officers said the duo retained between 200 and 300 dollars from the theft and part of the loot was found on them when Texas officers stopped them.
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