Rosmetl Batly Record Advertising Rates and Credits
Roswell New Mexico newspaper listing advertising rates and staff credits for Rosmetl Batly Record. Includes business office numbers, society editor, and staff names Mason Edw L Scarritt Don Wilkins. Details publication rights and AP affiliation.
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Record Publishing Company
Business Office
Society
C &. Mason
Edw
L. Scarritt
Don Wilkins
Longtime Pecos Valley Judge Bateman Passes at Eighty
The death of Judge A Bateman ends a forty year influence in the Pecos Valley politics and business. He advocated convictions in finance and public welfare, lowered rents and loan rates at times, and remained a steadfast friend even when disagreements arose. The editorial also previews the Eastern New Mexico State Fair in Roswell, praises Harvey Poorbaugh and Claude Simpson, and reflects on the Fall and Mrs. Alex McSwain cases, including Lincoln County War ties and White Oaks' rebound prospects.
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Judge Bateman
Roswell
New Mexico
Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
Alex McSwain
Barber
McSwain
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Billy the Kid
Dolan-Murphy
White Oaks
Whiteaks
New Mexico Scenes Brighten Rio Grande Holiday Season
The column previews a busy end of month in New Mexico with the Tatum rodeo in Ruidoso and an Indian buffalo hunt, the Red River Passion Play, and the Santa Fe Fiesta linked to the Gallup Navajo ceremony. It notes the Flower Show at Santa Fe Lions Club, John Y. Hewett of White Oaks, and looming Mexican Independence Day celebrations.
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Santa Rosa
Ruidoso
Red River
Raton
Christus
Vernon Henry
Blue District
Santa Fe
Taos
Mora
Federal Hill Country
Eagle Nest
Gallup
San Juans
America
Santa Fe Lions Club
North America
New Mexico
White Oaks
John Y. Hewett
Old Homestead
TODAY S CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS
A jumble of crossword clues including Across entries such as border contest of speed plunder and smart blow with numerous numbered hints and scattered fragmented letters from a past puzzle page. The lines show mixed references to people places and items like garments garments and garments and a Swiss city clues list appears amid stray letters.
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Switzerland
Powercraft
Asia
Flanders
The Cold Finger Curse ends a shady caper in court
In this 1934 mystery, Inspector McEniry and Montigny close a case involving Cupples, Jerky Joe, and the thefts tied to the Elderbank affair. Valcour the painter confesses to burning art while Courtney faces arrest as the schemes unravel on a tense night of police, treachery, and a dramatic rooftop pursuit.
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Courtney
Montigny
Valcour
cEniry
St. Gregory Valcour
Mabry
McEniry
McEnrry
Inspector McEniry
Cupples
McEntry
Elderbank
Joe Latterman
Gus Heinemer
Joe
Inspector McEntry
Glenn Harber
Fence
Jack Callen
Hovarty
Latterman
Jerky
Merriam
Garvice
Morname
Jerky Joe
Price Merriam
Glenn Thurber
Elderbank Dome
Chief
Darden
Elderbank House
Jene
Jimmy Kirkman
Waverley Place
Stagger Inn
Pierre Montigny
Montreal
Glenn Thurle
Marjorie Clarken
Litt
Roger Duane
Violet Elderbank
Price
St. Gregory
New Mexico Democrats condemn Puryear and seek his removal
The Democratic State Central Committee rejected Edgar Puryear s strictly partisan views and moved to remove him as director of personnel for the Works Progress Administration. Resolutions praised the President and New Mexico Governor while forwarding removal requests to the state s congressional delegation and federal officials who appointed him. The meeting also reviewed party conduct rules and praised leaders Miles, Kirby, Senator Hatch, Senator Chavez, and Congressman Dempsey.
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Santa Fe
Edgar Puryear
Democratic State Central Committee
New Mexico
Puryear
Works Progress Administration
James Farley
H. L. Ickes
West
John E. Miles
Jennie Kirby
Hatch
Chavez
Dempsey
Kirby
David Chavez
Lee Brown Atwood
Lordsburg
Three Held On Liquor Charges in New Mexico
Albuquerque reports three people were arrested after untaxed whiskey and a car were seized by alcohol tax agents at Raton. Reducindo and Lena Benardes are held for federal grand jury action on $500 bonds, Tony Acosta also held on $500 bond after all pleaded not guilty to possession of untaxed liquor.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Alcohol Tax Unit
Raton
Reducindo
Lena Benardes
Federal Grand Jury
Tony Acosta
Drew
Wheat Signers Can Increase Plantings In 1936
The 1936 wheat program allows contract signers to plant up to 95 percent of base acreage, a 10 percent rise from 85 percent, to bolster domestic supplies and strengthen export prospects. The plan aims to offset a projected 125 million bushels drop in the July 1 to August 1 crop estimate and gives adjustments up to 25 percent of base acreage in future years under amended AAA provisions.
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AAA
No Sleeping Space Now in Santa Fe
Santa Fe August 19 AP A meeting with the governor and county school superintendents was called for Wednesday but Gov Clyde Tingley warned the gathering would be severely handicapped by a lack of sleeping space. Housing is tight. hotels are full and a ground operator set up a cot-equipped building as quarters for visitors.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Roosevelt to Speak on Air to Young Democratic Clubs
President Roosevelt will address the Young Democratic Clubs of America via radio Saturday night. The speech from Milwaukee is expected to cover party goals and national issues, with listeners nationwide invited to tune in and hear the leader.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Milwaukee
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Judge Hewett
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Pecos Valley
Lea Park
H. G. Scoggins
Clovis
Portales
Cs. R
Dahlia
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Will Rogers
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Goddess of Discord
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Alsip Ein Eissjejnic
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Edwin Dial Torgerson
Bird Merriam
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King Features Syndicate
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