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Mrs C E Mason classified ad manager advertises Roswell Daily Record classifieds offering items for sale and services with contact numbers.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1941
Page
6
Mrs C E Mason classified ad manager advertises Roswell Daily Record classifieds offering items for sale and services with contact numbers.
Advertisement for Marian Martin pattern 9905 a detailed doll clothing set with a coat dress and accessories for dolls 12 to 22 inches, priced fifteen cents per pattern with book and pattern offers, order details to The Roswell Daily Record Pattern Department.
Lobert John Hans Lobert 60 signs to manage the Philadelphia Phillies becoming the second oldest major league manager. Connie Mack, soon to be 79, is the oldest. Lobert succeeds Doc Prothro, who becomes pilot and vice president of the Memphis Southern association team.
A syndicated health columnist cautions homeowners about winter snow shoveling mishaps. He notes the risk of overstepping property lines by clearing six inches onto a neighbor’s walkway and urges care to avoid conflicts and injuries.
A collage of wry lines on turnpike drivers boarding house diners and dinner etiquette sits beside dispatches on Italy packaging bans and Italian African troops. A foreign correspondent notes North African towns resemble a wilderness without radios or double features as Britain presses Libya campaign.
Hagerman notes list visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Willis Stoskopf and their daughter en route to Hardin-Simmons at Abilene for homecoming, with plans to stay through Christmas. Other items cover union Thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian church, local visits, travel to Albuquerque, family dinners, a brooder fire loss of about a hundred chickens, and hospital updates for Mrs. Vedder Brown.
A brief public notice urges readers to contact the source if they miss receiving their record. It emphasizes prompt communication to ensure proper delivery or replacement. The notice is concise and uses direct language typical of local advisories.
The page presents today's Eugene Sheffer crossword with across and down clues. It lists word entries by numbers, including hints like 1 malt drinks and 9 wager, plus a note about yesterday's answer and a final clue set ending with 51 symbol for ne.
Guests Sunday include Mr and Mrs Mike Rhodes Mr and Mrs Jack Rhodes and Mr and Mrs Oscar Kiper with children. Miss Ruby Rhodes returns from E N M College for Thanksgiving. Mrs W H Keeth visits daughter Lorene and son Dalton at Hardin Simmons Abilene. Master Richard Harshey earns funds for a registered heifer purchase with help from his father Sam McKinstry and daughter Mildred on a Clovis trip. delivery occurred Saturday.
A naturalist and an engineer concealed a microphone in a beaver house at Bear Mountain New York and linked it to portable recording gear outside to study the animals sounds. A phone line was used to contact the researchers.
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