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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
8
Miss Elizabeth Sutter resumes teaching in expression remedial speech and dramatics starting September first as advertised by AlStfc noting renewed instructional duties and schedule.
For Sale Tilack eyed peas for canning at 50 cents per bushel. Ullrich Nur series. Adv Alj713e
G. Roy Sallee proprietor of Ideal Bakery advertises Butter Krisp bread as distinct from ordinary bread. He touts 25 years of experience and lists address 607 West Second Street phone 29 for contact and orders.
Local column highlights include Jack Whiteman displaying cacti at North Fenn, a docent note on cactus growth for humanity, and Geelmuyden of Price & Company crafting Egyptian style window signs. Palmolive reports roswell ad growth with August 14 expansion. City tree trimming near Junior High improves grounds and city image for tourism and advertising impact.
Couzens cited Union Guardian Trust deposits accepted 20 days after insolvency warning. He read from Detroit First National Bank records showing over 6 million loaned to directors, 2 million by directors as endorsers, 1.4 million to employees, 11.4 million to corporations with director interests, totaling 22.19 million at risk from examiner judgment.
A chaotic roundup from multiple states details executions by electric chair in Texas and Sing Sing for murder and holdup, with additional reports of suspects hunted in Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma. Denver hints address Lindbergh baby case, while other crimes include a Kansas bank robbery link and a fatal automobile slaying in New Jersey.
An advertisement offers a $7,000 residence for $4,000 with easy terms at 1522 North Kentucky. It urges readers to call Red 29-11 or 24-12 for an accurate estimate of building, remodeling, and cabinet work, promising prompt honest service from Al7t3x.
An advertisement from Ideal Bakery promotes buns at 15 and 20 cents per dozen with phone 29 and address 607 West Second Street. The note lists Adv. Al712 and J. Amason as part of Roswell events and mentions Maude Kemp traveling to Santa Fe for relief office business.
A trade offer seeks one fine cow and one ordinary cow in exchange for milk. Fox 1016 Roswell. Also for rent furnished apartment and furnished rooms at 204 West Alameda with garage and water free.
A party of 40 Roswell and Pecos Valley boys and four leaders spent six days in Chicago visiting the Aquarium Science Hall General Exhibits Hall and Firestone Building. The telegram notes all boys are feeling fine after an eventful tour including the Midway with leaders Minor Huffman in charge.
Harper prize novel The Fault Of Angels is in advance order as first edition nearly exhausted. Publication day approaches and early orders are encouraged. Ad underscores El Chiva to.- Adv. A18t3e
Saturday poultry sale lists fried turkey and fryer prices per pound with large and medium fryers 17 to 50 cents and hens from 12 to 40 cents per pound. Young ducks 25 cents each pigeons 4 for 35 cents squabs 2 for 25 cents roosters 35 cents. Full dressed poultry. Phone 1174.
G Roy Sallee proprietor advertises the Ideal Bakery at 607 West Second Street. The copy touts a modern baking approach and promises no old bakery taste, inviting customers to try baked goods from the shop’s offerings.
Juan Flores was dismissed and Mathilde Remerez and Frederico Arragon were bound over to the district court by justice of the peace L. Johnson after a preliminary hearing yesterday afternoon on an assault charge. They are accused of attacking Lucas Flores on August 7. Juan Flores was held as a material witness with a $100 bond. Remerez and Arragon have $250 bonds each. None had posted by noon today. Record Want-Ads Get Result.
Advertisement notes vegetables grown west of Roswell with no alkali at 11112 West Second Street. Watermelons cantaloupes cucumbers beans and other produce offered. Listed by Adv Alot12x.
A brief ad promotes The Old Mission Beauty Shop at 219 North Main with a phone number 182 for appointments. The text alongside mentions police skepticism of peace pacts with a line about bury the hatchet sounding ominous, reflecting a wartime or tension era sentiment.
The Roswell Lions Club has accepted a challenge from the Roswell Kiwanis Club for a softball baseball game. The date of the encounter has not yet been set.
Advertisment note from Ideal Bakery at 607 West Second St. praising Butter Krisp as distinct from ordinary bread and inviting customers to try the product. Includes phone number 29 for inquiries.
Stock up for the winter at Art Gift Shop 107 West 4th Street with sleepers in sizes 2 to 6 now discounted before prices rise.
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