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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1934

Page

8

Tharles Butler speaks at Ad Club on installment selling

Tharles Butler presented the main talk to the Advertising Club on installment selling tracing its origin and noting credit as a driver of wealth. He argued car sales would be small without credit and cited its impact on auto markets. Myron Prager spoke about wheat, cotton, and steel as key business indicators, citing drought reducing global wheat yields and US surplus use to meet demand.

Harles Butler Myron Prager United States

Carlsbad Camp Receives Eight Trucks for CCC

EF Puryear secretary to Senator Cutting was advised by wire that eight trucks had been allotted to the CCC camp at Carlsbad. The dispatch confirms ample equipment for operational needs and supports ongoing relief efforts in the region.

Carlsbad Puryear Senator Cutting CCC Carls

Drought relief to buy sheep in New Mexico delayed

Harry Petrie will oversee the Denver section buying sheep in New Mexico but the start date remains unset. A wire to E. F. Puryear, secretary to Senator Bronson Cutting, confirms the program is not yet begun.

Harry Petrie Denver New Mexico E. F. Puryear Bronson Cutting

Birth of Caroline Sue to Creek couple at St. Marys

Mr and Mrs Charles Creek of 1520 North Kentucky Avenue welcomed a daughter named Caroline Sue at St Marys Hospital at 530 this morning. The baby weighed 12 pounds.

Charles Creek North Kentucky Avenue Caroline Sue St. Mary’s Hospital

Free goat milk sample offered by sanitary dairy ads

An old classified style note advertises free goat milk samples from Sanitary Goat Dairy with contact phone 759W. It also mentions sale or trade of a small used car at 1013 West Second, Al5t3x, showing a jumble of trades and contact details.

West

Watts to Lead Opening Parade at ENM State Fair

J T Watts has been named to lead the opening parade of the Eastern New Mexico State Fair this year. Preparations are under way to make this fair the best in the fair's history. H A Poorbaugh and A D Jones left for a stockmen's picnic near Amarillo to recruit Hereford exhibitors. The fair runs October 3 4 5 and 6.

G. T. Watts H. A. Poorbaugh A. D. Jones McDonald Ranch Amarillo

Piano Studio Opening With Special Note Book Building

Mrs. Claude M. Allison announces a new piano studio at 305 West Tilden featuring special note book building in Music Appreciation and Stories of the Operas for hobbyists and students.

Claude M. Allison West Tilden

Yankees end Tigers streak in crucial series game

New York defeated Detroit 8 to 2 as the Yankees halted the Tigers 14 game win streak and cut Detroit's AL lead to 5 1/2 games. Johnny Broaca pitched effectively to secure the win.

New York Yankees Detroit Tigers Johnny Broaca

Giants Rally Past Pirates 5 4 in Opening Game

In Pittsburgh on August 15, the Giants beat the Pirates 5-4 in the first game of a doubleheader. Travis Jackson hit a three run homer with two on in the first inning, as a two hour rain delay interrupted play.

Pittsburgh Giants Travis Jackson Pirates

Red Sox beat Browns 6-2 behind Walberg’s five-hitter

In Boston on August 15 the Red Sox won their second straight from the St Louis Browns as Rube Walberg limited them to five hits in a 6-2 victory.

Boston Boston Red Sox St. Louis Browns Rube Walberg

Up and Down the Main Drag Shop Ads Highlight Local Happenings

A jumble of notes from The Record spots Mr. Smith of Nickson Coffee Shop considering a mustache cup for Charlie Huff, Manuel Moseley touting a thousand guests served at a late show, and a Courtesy Theatre Ticket for Miss Inez Jones to see Blind Date at Yucca Theatre. Also mentions a talk on Installment Selling at Advertising Club, high baby death rates in New Mexico, and a raccoon missing from Mayberry Bond.

Mr. Smith Nickson Coffee Shop Charlie Huff Manuel Moseley Moseley Mannel Inez Jones Public Service Fame Neil Hamilton Ann Sothern Yucca Theatre

Roosevelt on drought actions and sugar policy updates

President Roosevelt outlined government intervention to curb speculation in grain and produce markets and to regulate future surpluses amid the drought. He confirmed no change to Hawaii’s sugar quota, noted Canada hay purchases as possible, and urged quick reporting on Puerto Rico sugar while awaiting Cuban treaty adjustments. The plan includes possible extra legislation to maintain a normal surplus and combat price swings on exchanges.

Wallace Canada Washington Roosevelt Hawaii Puerto Rico

Charlie Bryan Nebraska politics flare after old feud

Charlie Bryan seeks to reshape Nebraska politics following a flareup in an old hard feeling between rival factions. The dispute centers on leadership and policy direction as local residents watch the developments.

Nebraska

No trace found of Stanton gang in New Mexico pursuit

A regional manhunt for Ed Perchmouth Stanton and Willie Coupe continued across Mora and Eddy counties after a Lubbock jail escape. Deputies and a posse scoured west of Mora while authorities reported no trace by afternoon and considered calling off the pursuit if no leads emerged.

Stanton Gang Carlsbad N. M F. O. Goen Tulsa Texas H. T. Reynolds Carrizozo Raton Perchmouth) Stanton Willie Coupe Lubbock Stanton Coupe Eddy County Walter McDonald Goen Reynolds Mora Wild Mountain Here Eugenio Chavez Mora County

Past Week Bad for Stockmen and Farmers in New Mexico

Albuquerque AP report notes extreme heat and scarce rain harmed farmers and livestockmen across New Mexico for the week ending August 14. Cattle purchases by the government prevented losses, but ranges remained poor to fair with water holes dry and forage limited.

Albuquerque N. M E. L. Hardy Roswell Chaves Eddy Eddy County Lea

Bids Sought for City Audit in Roswell New Mexico

Sealed bids due by 4 00 P M on Monday August 15 1934 for a detailed audit of the City Clerk and Water Department offices. Audit covers July 1 1933 to August 4 1934 with report to City Council by September 1 1934. Adv J E Moore mayor Attest.

Roswell New Mexico City of Water Department

Burrus Begins Nine to Ten Year Manslaughter Term

Santa Fe, Aug. 15 AP R E Burrus began a nine to ten year sentence in the state penitentiary after the state supreme court denied a new trial on rehearing of a plea. Burrus had been convicted of manslaughter in the killing of Apolonio Pino former Santa Fe police chief. Burrus was a member of the police force.

Burrus Pino Santa Fe R. E. Burrus State Penitentiary State Supreme Court Apolonio Pino Police Santa Fe Force

Roosevelt Takes No Part In Any Primary

President Roosevelt said at his regular press conference that he is taking no part in any primary campaign regardless of dispatches or statements previously published.

Washington Roosevelt

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