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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1934
Page
7
A transcription of Roswell Daily Record masthead page lists publication details, editors E Mason T Bear and J Scarratt City Editor Wilkins, advertising rates, and rights notice. It states Roswell Mexico territory, May 1903 entry as second class mail under the act of March 2 1879, and Associated Press usage rights.
Richard Washburn Child, former Ambassador to Italy and noted author, states there are only two sources of jobs and payrolls. The comments appear in a recent newspaper article from a New Mexico association context.
In a Tuesday column, critics question Chavez and Cutting vote dynamics if San Miguel county votes were discarded. They warn that removing 10,858 San Miguel ballots would disenfranchise all county voters and risk overturning statewide results, urging adherence to election law limits. The piece contrasts government spending with private enterprise as paths to employment. It cites Mr. Child favoring American enterprise as the source of steady jobs.
A fragment reflects on reactions to fundamental Americanism in Europe, noting skepticism from some quarters and prompting questions about what adherents would exchange for it. The snippet implies a broader cultural or political discussion without detailing concrete proposals or outcomes.
The Mahatma Gandhi retires from leadership at the All-India Nationalist Congress and reflects on new heights in his valedictory. He warns that those who lead while asleep are unfit to lead, and earns a place among notable contemporaries in Indian politics and civic action.
Albuquerque hosts a state wide conference on Business and Government in New Mexico at the University of New Mexico December 7 and 8. Dr Vernon G Sorrell leads preparations with large expected attendance. Sessions cover banking taxation agriculture water investments and state issues with guest speakers A W Hoeckenhul and Gov Elect Clyde Tingley invited.
The drama centers on Cara Follette daughter of a Canadian magnate racing to secure her lover Jerry Flint a singing chance in Toronto and New York while family tensions flare. Amy Follette presses to control her daughter’s career as Redman Harmer seeks entry, with Mullican’s camp and Ricardini looming amid power plays and a costly European trip.
A rambling Rural page notes flu concerns in New Mexico with 3000 cases, urges bed rest and doctor visits. It cites Christmas club savings, rising car ownership at churches, charity efforts, and regional trivia including deer and elk weights, Mason and Odd Fellows notes, a long Organ Gap detour, and planned oil region development.
The H. W. Underhill Construction Company of Wichita Kansas filed the low bid of 17300 dollars for building the Raton post office, announced in Washington on December 3. The unnamed firm submitted the lowest offer among competitors for the project.
The Edward Lembke and Company of Albuquerque will start construction on a city library for Las Cruces on December 10. The single story Spanish style building will cost $28,000 and feature a stucco finish.
George L. Reese Sr. was expected to return home today after several days in Santa Fe on legal business before the state supreme court.
The recent tax sale results show that state and local governments hold many liens on real estate not worth the charges. Owners have two years to redeem land actually sold, while critics urge firmer action against tax dodgers. The piece also notes the start of Christmas mailing campaigns and urges earlier shopping to ease postal burdens.
The appearance of numerous influenza cases worries doctors, and scattered pneumonia cases add to fear that a broader health threat may be forthcoming. The report notes concern among clinicians and calls for vigilance as flu activity increases.
Clovis grants special status to baby buggies as vehicles with access rules in business districts. A roadside sign at Alamogordo reads Miller's Cafe as "A Damn Good Place To Eat," attracting travelers who testify to the quality.
Advertisement for a Boonty Shop offering finger waves at 25 cents located on 30S West 3rd with catalog or reference N19126.
Millions found Calotabs a valuable aid in treating colds. Take one or two tabs first night and repeat on the third or fifth night if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins and act as a diuretic to remove cold poisons from the blood. a purgative and diuretic combo. Family package costs twenty five cents. ten cents for a smaller package.
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