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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
8
The Roswell Daily Record lists advertising rates and publication details for Roswell New Mexico with subscription prices by year and by carrier. The page includes a string of editorial notes and humor about politics, weather, crime, and a humorous consumer negotiation letter.
The Rev Roy L Smith argues no church government or school is perfect though each may aim for perfection. He notes imperfection in people and systems, saying virtue exists beyond flaw and that preaching alone cannot save the world. Record Want Ads Get Results.
Weldon and Lucy suspect Nanette Le Roi hides a past linked to murdered Richard Bailey and a famed star Judy King. He plots to plant seeds of guilt, pressuring Nanette while Lucy teases a vengeful plan, as the case threads toward darker motives.
Washington notes that the $961,060,000 treasury post office appropriation bill extending the 83 percent federal cut to July 1, 1934 was passed by the House and sent to the Senate. The article then shifts to a dramatic dialogue involving Nanette and others, with tension about Lil and a potential plan to expose secrets to the police. The disjointed text reveals conversations about careers, deceit, and fear of exposure.
A Central Press excerpt outlines whist family bridge ethics, detailing proper conduct and prohibited acts at the table. It lists delaying calls, signaling information, influencing plays, excessive table talk, and improper card handling as dishonorable, with emphasis on honesty, quiet behavior, and enforcing rules to maintain fair play.
25 years ago in Roswell notes Dexter businessman Winchell visited the city. Walter Day and wife from Plainview Texas welcomed a baby boy about a month old. L W Adams reports the Bonita to Carrizo and Santa Rosa water pipeline under construction at a cost near a million dollars. Pipe runs 157 miles, pine and tar coated, delivering mountain water for Rock Island engines. Pipeline laid three feet deep, claimed to be among the world’s longest of its kind. D M Auld traveled from Plainview as a witness in the Ta3inge trial. Lazarus, here on business with Capt. John W. Poe, left for St. Louis. Will Lawrence came from Lake Arthur. E D Bowman of Artesia visited Roswell. J L Hyde says Garrard well is the largest in the valley with an eight-inch flow 40 inches above the casing, estimating 2,291.2 gallons per minute. Wer Heaton went to Hagerman to spend Sunday with his mother.
Washington reports that Representative Bachmann of West Virginia proposed house legislation to let veterans sell their bonus certificates to buyers who pay off the loans advanced by the government. Bachmann said the move would give veterans immediate benefit, curb cash payment agitation, and restore over 1.5 million dollars to the federal treasury. He argued certificates belong to veterans and should be freely disposed of. The current law bars banks and individuals from taking the service certificates.
Health officials report influenza concerns as the city implements one to three adjustments. Dr C B E Anderson located at 401 North Richardson offers guidance and services, contact 1251 for details.
Notice is given that on July 1, 1920, FE. At. Bechler was appointed ancillary executor of the estate of Albert Bechler also known as A L Frechier deceased, by the Probate Judge of Chaves County New Mexico. All claimants must file with the County Clerk within four years or be barred.
A brief item notes Br. J. Sc on one Wyoming district spanning a vast area with six schools. The readable fragment highlights the district's unusual size and schooling arrangement, reflecting rural education challenges and organization.
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