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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1933
Page
8
A new restaurant operated by Frank J. Brooks is planned to open in about ten days at the Malone Building, southeast corner of Second and Main. Fixtures delayed opening originally set for August first. fixtures have shipped and are en route to Roswell.
This morning T. J. Jackson presented the Chamber of Commerce with three beautiful giant dahlias grown in his garden. The flowers impressed members with their size and vibrant color, reflecting the gardener's skill and dedication to horticulture.
Art Gift Shop at 107 est 4th St advertises a sale on vinta sleepers sizes 2 to 6. Stock up for the winter before advance price cut ends.
Advertisement offering extra fancy pink tomatoes bell and chile peppers for canning. Includes contact phone 636 and signature Vv. R, Wilkins at 1515x.
Examinations in New Mexico History and Civics will be given in the office of the county school superintendent at ten o'clock Saturday morning August 26. Those desiring to take this examination should signify at once by leaving their names at the designated office. Thelma McCully county school superintendent adv All
Advertisement notes 25 years experience at Falcons Electrical Service and urges readers to buy radios from Radio Man. The brief copy highlights long standing service with a local hardware or electronics angle and invites customer confidence.
Two passengers seek ride to Los Angeles with shared expenses. References exchanged. Leaving around Saturday August 18. Write to Box 26, Record. Also an ad notes painting and decorating along with paper hanging at 207 North Sea, offering exchange for used car, furniture, or cash. Phone 1202.
A. W. Ullrich, a well known nurseryman, won the contract to landscape the Federal Building grounds. Though planting is early, he and assistants have been shaping the lot for grass. The grounds already look well kept, pleasing the hundreds who use the post office daily.
Brink Randell was found not guilty of poisoning the dog of E. J. McDaniels after a justice court trial yesterday afternoon. George Mitchell faced theft of barbed wire and Raymond Perry accused of tearing down a fence on the Cauhope ranch, both were found not guilty.
John Bailey of General Food Products Company arrived in Roswell on business today. He is based at the El Paso headquarters and conducted meetings with local executives.
W. H. Pritchard and Versa Lee White of Dexter exchanged vows yesterday afternoon in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Cai. The couple’s marriage took place in Dexter with family and friends in attendance.
The column warns against the spread of rumors called They Say and urges avoiding untrustworthy gossip that harms communities and employers. It notes a push to attack NIRA spirit, cites a meteor shower forecast by Prof J D Boon of Southern Methodist University, claiming historical meteor injuries are rare.
John Woody faces a first degree murder charge in the slaying of Wade Williamson near Clovis New Mexico on July 28. The case stems from Williamson trying to take Woody’s wife to testify against him in separate wife beating charges. Williamson was struck with a heavy weapon and Woody was wounded by a bullet allegedly fired from Williamson’s gun.
The Roswell Kiwanis voted to challenge the Lions to a softball baseball game with Doug Moores chosen to deliver the message. W. J. Melfinnes spoke on NRA and urged action while answering questions from members. An inter-club meeting with El Paso and Las Cruces in White Sands was proposed but deferred. Guests F. A. B. Mackeil and Dr. E. F. Eggleston attended as new Roswell ties.
Santa Fe August 15 AP M A Otero chairman of New Mexico public works board said applications for government aid on various projects are pouring in including a request for 1 500 000 to build a reservoir in Cimarron canyon The Cimarron troog control association noted relief funds of 5 000 to 10 000 weekly and urged investigation of the reservoir for water and employment With no state engineer the board is limited until the Arizona engineer arrives Thursday Col D E B Seilers and Col J D Atwood are board members
Las Cruces August 15 AP Sheriff Dick Triviz said Jess Waggoner alias Johnnie Wilson confessed participating in the June 26 robbery of the First State Bank of Mountainair New Mexico. The two masked robbers fled with 3000 after forcing officials to the floor.
Miss Vernice Talmage daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Talmage underwent a tonsil removal at St Marys hospital today.
Pine Lodge proprietor Jack Weber visited Roswell today, confirming ongoing hospitality business activities and possible local engagements.
John Hall, colonel in charge of manpower for Roswell NRA forces, and four majors selected captains and aides yesterday. Captains will oversee blocks within districts, with work starting late this week. Duties include ensuring employers sign the NRA agreement, codifying the unemployed, auditing employer compliance, and surveying work created by the NRA program.
The Salvation Army Advisory Board met at the Chamber of Commerce and unanimously adopted a resolution praising Ensign and Mrs. C. E. Irby for seven years of service. They commend their tireless relief work, economical management, and the respect they earned from contributors. The board also welcomed Captains J. M. King and wife, outlined the start of an annual canning program to feed needy families, and listed attendees.
Prices are advancing for stamped needlework at the Art Rift Shop located at 107 West 4th Street. Buy now for embroidered linens that make ideal gifts for occasions.
Officials placed guards at the executive mansion and several business districts amid unconfirmed Duran and Zang incident rumors. Governor Seligman assures calm, citing capable peace officers and potential guard support if needed. The entire guard mobilized at Las Vegas summer camp. Mayor Chavez orders sub machine guns for police and state penitentiary loans machine guns from the guard. Local force to be augmented.
Sheriff John C. Peck and county officers scanned the Vaughn highway after word that the fugitives had been seen in Vaughn. No trace was found and the search was called off with officers returning.
Ten gang leaders including Urschel faced swift federal action after tips prompted arrests. Federal operatives and local officers checked a rendezvous, found marked money paid for the operator’s safe return, and traced fingerprints at a cabin. The Justice Department praised rapid, decisive moves enabling the arrests. Dallas jail security was increased with extra guards.
R L Neal of Roswell and other NM enforcement staff were discharged after a July 1 cut. L G Mayfield from Las Cruces takes charge as new appointee in Albuquerque. H S Dew remains acting administrator until replacement arrives. dismissed were Finley Read Neal Granville and clerk Margaret Phillips.
A large Ridings Truck Line tank truck was found abandoned seven miles north of town last night with the cab burned off. The tank was empty.
Property listing offers a country home with or without 25 acres of irrigated land, shaded grounds and flowers, located 3 12 miles northeast of Roswell. Advertiser Herman Crile notes business details, with Cagle family connections to Gate Way Auto Co. in Clovis and Roswell Auto Co. history. Probate notice from Chaves County NM calls for final account hearing of Kate Van Stan estate on Sept 26, 1933, with attorney H C Maynard listed and county official signatures.
The ad proclaims never to undervalue dollars and promises 100 percent value in return. It emphasizes honest values truthful representation and fair prices to win customers. Bailey's Cleaning Works lists 420 North Main and 206 West 3rd St with phone 890.
Beauty salon ad promoting appointments at The Old Mission Beauty Shop located at 219 North Main. It lists phone number 182 for bookings and mentions services like finger waves permanents and facials.
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