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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
8
Tha Ad Man comments on bill collectors and reminders about baby contest entries in Roswell New Mexico. The piece notes gifts for newborns, a list of donors, and midnight postmarks required for entry. It also mentions the annual Roswell tennis tournaments gaining prominence and hints at future national stature.
Evelyn Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fill, underwent an appendicitis operation at St. Mary's Hospital Tuesday evening and is reported doing fine.
A local advertisement promotes Butter Krisp bread from G. Roy Sallee at 607 West 2nd. It promises more light and fresh air, differentiating the product from ordinary bread and inviting customers to visit the factory.
Art Gift Shop advertises appliqué quilt blocks selling at 1.95 for a set of twenty at 107 West 4th Street Adv A28tfc with a price increase scheduled for September 1st.
A small Old Mission Beauty Shop advertises hair styling with expert operators, promising perfectly satisfactory waves for various hair types. Contact at phone 182 or visit 219 North Main for service.
After closing Saturday night at 8 I noticed all other shops except one open till 9 and busy. Hereafter I'll be open also till 9. ARNOLD. BARBER SHOP. Sons Gardens. Advertisement.
Cliff Arnold states from Arnold Barber Shop that starting September 1 prices rise to 35 cents due to shortened hours and higher helper workloads under NRA guidance. He cites insufficient trade to hire another worker and defends 25 cent shops while calling 5 cent competition unfair.
You Dont Have To Send out of town to get .5e bread, we have it, your grocer has it, compare it with any bread in town, come in and see how we make it, welcome any time to visit our shop. Come in, you might learn something about bread. Ideal Bakery, 607 West. 2nd. Phone 29. Roy Salyee, Prop. A3113e
Dorig Peter Welborne violin teacher and Frances Welborne piano teacher, both graduates of named conservatories, under WN. Louise Wright will open a studio at 108 North Missouri on Wednesday September 6. A violin choir will rehearse at 6 30 p m each Wednesday. Rehearsals are free for enrolled students.
H. P. Saunders and W. A. Losey departed this afternoon on a prairie chicken hunt. Judge James B. McGhee, Willis Ford, and Arden Boellner left in a separate party on a similar venture.
Ed Speaker was fined ten dollars by L. L. Johnson in justice court today for failing to confine a vicious dog.
Attorney C. R. Brice is expected home from Santa Fe tomorrow or Saturday while Attorney J. M. Hervey is expected early next week, as reported in local notices.
L B Boellner submitted seven beautiful Jane Cowl dahlias and Mrs Claude Mathews entered 24 beautiful zinnias. Both displays are on view at the Chamber of Commerce showcasing local horticultural entries.
Advertises Parker House rolls tea rolls buns sweet rolls macaroons lady fingers doughnuts and cinnamon rolls fresh daily at Ideal Bakery 607 West 2nd. Includes phone number 29 and code A3113e.
Santa Fe announces the Ickes fence removal order will stand in New Mexico. Federal loans on roaming livestock and quarantine provisions were cited by officials but appear ineffective as stockmen plan to challenge the order in court seeking court orders to permit fence removal. Expect delays while seeking another adjustment method.
Rent ad notes furnished bedroom for a man at 111 West 6th with contact phone 1329 J. AZ113x
Gallup New Mexico endures martial law as national guardsmen patrol the Gamerco mine area and five camps to prevent gatherings and violence. A 15 member miners union committee travels to Santa Fe to seek the governor’s proclamation withdrawal while lawyers in New York are sought for aid. General Osborne C. Wood directs the operation translating orders for Spanish speakers and urging peaceful picketing outside company gates.
Prosecutors reveal extensive witness accounts linking Lamson to Mrs Kelley and others from December to May, including flowers sent to Kelley and shared meals at a hotel. Lamson claims his ties to Kelley were business only, noting a planned separation. State plans to call Clara Malwitz to testify.
Martyn Sandles aged 10 of Fort Wayne Indiana suffered a broken arm when the car her mother Mrs S S Sondies was driving overturned about 20 miles west of Roswell at nine this morning. Mrs Sondies grandmother Mrs G H Connelly broke a rib and received emergency treatment at St Marys hospital. Miss Goldrye May Milliman of Riverside California in the car was uninjured. The car a new Chevrolet coach skidded into a ditch after a rear tire blew out. A highway employee helped right the car and drive it in.
Boston Braves defeat New York Giants 7 to 2 in the opening game of a six game series. Wally Berger hits his 25th homer as Boston trims the Giants lead to five games with an eight inning rally.
Albuquerque attorney Robert LaFollette went to Gallup to aid negotiations between striking miners and coal operators. He reported miners were willing to arbitrate but operators refused to recognize representation. Also notes Mr and Mrs Squires of Roswell announce a daughter born at St Marys Hospital.
Governor Lannon called a special session of the Kansas legislature to meet in September and a voting day may be set this year. Governor O K Allen of Louisiana also indicated a special session. If both states vote, about 16,000,000 people would still have opportunity to ballot on repeal this period, with election days set in several states from September through November.
Armed with tear gas bombs in the event of trouble but the crowd melted away in an orderly fashion. The Gamerco Mine is the focal point of the strike as the biggest operator in the field.
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