Prizes In City Beautiful Contest In Roswell
The City Beautiful Contest hosted by the Roswell Advertising Club lists prizes for entries received at the Chamber of Commerce. Awards include five dollar trades from local businesses for flower bouquets, landscapes, lawns, and display projects, plus cash, subscriptions, and in kind donations from firms such as Yucca Pecos Theatres, Hall Poorbaugh Press, and Pecos Valley Trading Co. Various categories honor bouquets of daisies, dahlias, lilies, and annuals, along with best beds, screens, and outdoor living displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Beautiful
Roswell Advertising Club
Chamber of Commerce
Yucca-Pecos Theatres
Hall-Poorbaugh Press
Price & Co
Huff's Jewelry Store
Roewell Floral Co
Pier Rubber Co
Southwestern Public Service Co
McNally- Hall Motor Co
Kemp Lumber Co
F & F. Auto Service
Sunset Creamery
Glover’s Flowers
Elmore Printing Co
Busy Bee Cafe
Household Supply Co
Pecos Valley Coca Cola Bottling Co
Merritt’s
Safeway
First National Bank
Johnson-Lodewick Inc
Central Hardware Co
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Equitable Building & Loan Assn
Wilson Furniture
Purdy Furniture Store
Gross-Miller Grocery Co
Roswell Seed Co
J. C. Penney Co
Roswell
Deepest Holes on Earth Stir Curiosity and Speculation
D. H. Galloway recounts the world’s deepest boreholes and mines, noting a California well at 15,004 feet with 270 F bottom heat and a South African gold mine reaching 9,000 feet. He discusses drilling attempts in Virginia, prospects of platinum and layered metals, and the impracticalities of reaching 10 miles due to heat and rock viscosity.
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California
D. H. Galloway
State Bar forum speakers named for New Mexico meeting
Chief Justice How ard L. Bickley and W. C. What ley of Las Cruces were announced as principal speakers for the State Bar Association annual meeting in Santa Fe. Also on the program are H. A. Riker Pearce Rodey George L. Reese and A. M. Fernandez. A bronze relief of former Justice Frank W. Parker will be dedicated Saturday at the State Supreme Court building.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Howard L. Bickley
W. C. Whatley
Las Cruces
State Bar Association
H. A. Riker
Association
Pearce Rodey
Albuquerque
George L. Reese
Carlsbad
Ross L. Malone, Jr
Roswell
A. M. Fernandez
Frank W. Parker
State Supreme Court
Dry ice crew tops Harding county gas well
Attention of New Mexico dry ice men focused on the Harding county carbon dioxide producer E. D. Reynolds Mathis No. 1. The State land office weekly oil and gas report named it the week's outstanding development for developing outside the southeastern New Mexico belt. The well reached 2,460 feet with no reported gas quantity.
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New Mexico
Harding County
E. D. Reynolds Mathis
The
State Land Office
New Mexico Oil Belt
Hatch Cooperative Cotton Gin Chartered At Hatch
The Hatch Cooperative Cotton Gin company was incorporated on Saturday by W. H. Garey F. R. Archer W. P. Archer all of La Mesa F. M. Hayner Las Cruces and Coke Johnson Hatch seeking local business growth and cooperative processing facilities.
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Hatch Cooperative Cotton Gin Company, Incorporated
W. H. Garey
F. R. Archer
W. P. Archer
la Mesa
F. M. Hayner
Las Cruces
Coke Johnson, Hatch
El Paso Boy Earns Second in Derby Heat
El Paso Texas entrant Joe Cook placed second in the first round 33rd heat of the Sixth Annual All-American Soap Box Derby held yesterday in Akron Ohio. Ten year old Clifford Hardesty of White Plains New York won the title.
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EL Paso
Akron
Joe Cook
Tex
Clifford Hardesty
White Plains
N. Y
Earl P Saunders Found Dead in Car in Alamogordo
Earl P Saunders 51, WPA supervisor and former Otero county Democratic chairman, was found dead in a gas filled car near Newman yesterday in what deputies say was death by own action. A note at home said he was going for a ride because he was worried and bothered, and another note was found in his car.
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Alamogordo, N. M
Earl P. Saunders
WPA
Otero County
Democratic
Newman
Oklahoma City 15 year old Viola Underwood Missing
Viola Underwood a Sunday school teacher in Oklahoma City, 15, has been missing since July 31 after leaving home to attend church services next door. Police say she disappeared from her residence and search efforts continue with no clues yet.
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Oklahoma City
Viola Underwood
Pioneer Alamogordo figure dies in car incident south of Newman
The deceased, a member of a historic Alamogordo family and former Otero county treasurer and Tularosa CCC Camp superintendent, was found in a parked car three miles south of Newman after exhaust fumes filled the cabin. Survivors include his widow, four sons from a prior marriage, and his parents. The notice ends with local business ads.
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Newman
Here
Alamogordo
Otero County
Tularosa
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White’s Mattress Factory
Camp Camino
Clardy’s Dairy
Roswell Drug. CO
Southern
Ecopore
the Town House
Nata Boulevard
Los Angeles
State Capitol News
Dr. Gay
Carter
SEARS
J. F. Hinkle
J. Q. Cummins
R. H. McCune
E. C. Gessert
H. D. O. Hammond
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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