Roswell Record ad moratorium note 1932 outlook
Moratoriums are proposed on almost everything except death and taxes. The Roswell Record notes the year end sentiment and a letter from an eastern observer claiming Roswell is in better condition than similar towns. It discusses the war debt, Roosevelt, and Democrat cooperation with Hoover in delaying industrial recovery.
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Murder-An-Eden 4 Charles Winfield Smith chapter
In Hollywood Dorotha Deane narrates a grim tale of her sister Buddy and a man named Larry Weldon as Kane pursues the mystery. Dorotha recalls the sister's disappearance, Nanette's testimony, and a late night pursuit ending at a beach and a morgue, with Kane guiding Dorotha through danger toward truth.
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Proceedings of County Road Board approve and pay claims
The Chaves County Road Board met in regular session with FE Lane and J Walden Bassett present. They approved and paid items and ordered warrants 5324 through 5336 issued. Meeting adjourned subject to call. A notice lists legal notices for Roswell New Mexico including a land entry patent and foreclosure suit filed against Clara Briggs and others.
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Ross L. Malone, Jr
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Dustin's News Stand Special Delivery Lineup
Phone the Record evening branch office Dustin's News Stand calls for special delivery. Call 111 to arrange quick service and ensure timely copies.
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Romeo uses strong words to Juliet in school columns
Doris Blake reports in Innocence about a high school romance where a rival exposes a hero’s temper after a phone call. The girl, known as Innocence, persuades the hero to scold her rival and defend her, prompting reflections on modern courtship and self-respecting behavior among teens.
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25 Years Ago In Roswell Prom Daily Record
A. D. Hill left for Melrose to join family there. Albert Turner bought Hess & Co photographic studio. R. T. Burge went to Beaumont. James Forstad and Sylvester Johnson buy Western Grocery stock and form Forstad Johnson Jan 1. Sidney Bea and wife return to Elida after visit with C. E. Hall. Pecos Valley pledges 3500 for National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque with 5000 feet of space. board includes Hinkle, de Bremond, Smithken, Atkinson, Woodruff. Gov. Curry, Hopewell, Twitchell attend. Frank Bloom returns to Trinidad, Colo.
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K. S. Woodruff
George Curry
W. 8. Hopewell
R. E. Twitchell
Irrigation Congress
Room and board meals at $5 and $6 weekly
Mrs. Tucker advertises room and board with meals for five and six dollars per week at 605 North Richardson. Contact details appear in the notice.
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He Is Not Rich Who Is Enslaved to Property
A reflective verse by The Rev Roy L Smith questions wealth and value. It contrasts wealth with inner freedom, showing those enslaved by property fear their past and sacrifice integrity for cash, while defending themselves against conscience. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Expert bridge play shows Y and Z delivering go game setting
In a central press feature by E V Shepard, Y and Z display superior use of the informatory double and precise play to aim for a game contract in a 4 spade declarer line. The article outlines the bidding, defense, and intricate lead choices, noting how precise decisions force diamonds and clubs to yield the win.
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