Roswell Daily Record Classifieds and Staff Listing
Roswell Daily Record details offices and staff including editor Grace Beak and city editor Don Wilkins. Advertising rates, office hours, and subscription options are listed for Roswell New Mexico with pricing and mailing details. The paper notes Associated Press content rights and newspaper association membership as of December 25, 1934.
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MASON
Grace Et. Beak
Society
L. Scarript
Don Wilkins
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Public Finances in New Mexico by Rupert F. Asplund
Rupert F. Asplund outlines New Mexico finances noting near no deficits as of June 30 1934 with only three counties overdrawn in salary funds. He cites budget controls by Governor and Tax Commission, State Comptroller audits, voter approved general obligation bonds, and a State Board of Finance guarding funds. The Taxpayers Association is credited for public oversight and economic fiscal policy, referencing Census Bureau data to compare low per capita disbursements, taxes, and funds.
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Rupert F. Asplund
Taxpayers Association of
New Mexico
States of
The
Union
State Tax Commission
State Board of Finance
Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
Assan
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Mexico
New Mexico Tax Bulletin Seeks Support for Public Service
The publication notes opportunities to consult with state and local officials on governmental and taxation issues. It explains that comprehensive activity statements have been printed and offered on request, and urges moral and financial support from readers interested in good government at a minimal cost.
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Peaponte O Mabauiea
New Mexico Tax Bulletin
Announcements For Precinct Offices Justice of the Peace Candidacy
The Record announces that L. L. Kirk Johnson seeks reelection as Justice of the Peace for precincts one and two in the January 14, 1935 election.
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Justice of the Peace L. L
Kirk” Johnson
Office of Justice of the Peace of
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Nelson Named Candidate for Justice of the Peace
The Record announces J. C. Nelson as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in the consolidated Precincts One and Two for the January 14 election.
Townsend Nominated for Justice of the Peace
The Record announces Charles T. Townsend as a candidate for Justice of the Peace of the consolidated Precincts No. One and Two in the January 14 election.
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Charles T. Townsend
Justice of the Peace of the Consolidated
Candidate Nounces E. J. House for Justice of the Peace
A notice announces E. J. House Sr as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in consolidated Precincts One and Two for the election on January 14. The adv indicates the name and election date.
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E. J. House, Sr
Justice of the Peace
Faustino A Lucero Seeks Constable Seat at Precinct Election
Constable Faustino A. Lucero announces candidacy for constable in the precinct election to be held January 14 1985 as recorded by The Record.
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Faustino A. Lucero
Adv
Bragg Declared Candidate for Constable in Precinct One
W J Bragg announces candidacy for constable in Precinct One Chaves County ahead of the coming election Adv.
Liston Declares Candidacy for Constable in Precinct 1
C. W. Liston announces his candidacy for Constable in Precinct 1 of Chaves County. The brief notice lists his name and position sought, with emphasis on the local election filing.
L Lollar Named Candidate for Constable Posts
The records announce that L C Lollar will run for constable of precincts 1 and 2 in the election set for January 14, 1935.
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L. C. Lollar
Bob Ballard Secures Cincts One and Two in Election
The Record reports Bob Ballard is authorized to announce his election as cincts One and Two at the upcoming election on January 4th.
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Bob Ballard
Willis as Candidate for Constable in Two Precincts
Frank Willis announced as a candidate for Constable in Precincts One and Two for the January 14 election. His candidacy was advertised in the local notices, outlining the race and the date.
Foster to Run for Constable in Precincts 1 and 2
Announcement states Hume M. Shorty Foster will seek the office of constable for Precincts 1 and 2 at the election scheduled for January 14, 1935. The advertisement notes his candidacy and seeks support from voters.
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Hume M
Shorty) Foster
Adv
Monk Named Candidate for Constable in Precincts One and Two
A notice announces C. H. Monk as a candidate for Constable in Precincts One and Two at the January 14 election.
Dillard Named Candidate for Constable Precinct 12
Announcement lists L A Lonnie Dillard as a candidate for Constable in Precinct 12 for the upcoming election on January 11.
Don’t Trifle With Coughs Promises CreoMul sion Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven help cough remedy. It claims quick action, no narcotics, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The copy emphasizes strength yet safety for coughs and colds.
City of Roswell issues driver licenses by January deadline
Under Ordinance No 526 all motorists must hold a driver license. The 19235 licenses are now ready at the City Clerk's office and must be procured by January 1. Enforcement of the ordinance begins after this date. Frank Young, Advertisement.
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Roswell
Frank Young
Albuquerque Lions Club
Sidelights On The News Instalment Lost On The Prairie
A fragment from Sidelights On The News blends a dramatic Western instalment with civic notes. Cara Follette and Jerry Flint vanish toward Mulligan’s camp then ride into a waterless prairie while Cara worries about water, the trail, and escape. the tale ends with a tense moment of improvised navigation and separation.
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Cara’ Follette
Europe
Jerry Flint
Toronto
Benjamin Follette
Amy
Follette
Redman Harmer
Harmer
Cara
Cara d
Mulligan
Jerry
Mullican’s
Dan Mullican
Visionary leaders and world events recalled in a column
A column recalls Franklin D Roosevelt and earlier presidents, praising reforms and peace efforts while noting the League of Nations and the bank guaranty law. It also mentions a humorous clipping on a 900 word vocabulary, Carlsbad Caverns attendance, and obituaries: Mrs. Boadicea T. Dinsmore, Edward J. Powell, and Dr LeRoy Mason Beeman.
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Roosevelt
League Ofations
United States
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Edward J. Powell
WOR
LeRoy Mason Beeman
Deaths Last Night by Associated Press
Lt Andrews Scotland Colonel William Playfair, aged 92, named oldest member of the Royal and Ancient Club. Death details noted in AP report with brief obituary context and lineage listed.
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Associated Press
Lt. Andrews Scotland
William Playfair
Royal and Ancient Club
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy L Smith
The Rev Roy L Smith shares brief maxims on character and conduct. It urges giving advice to those most willing to take it and praising the worthy, while noting true cleverness lies in steadfast integrity and generosity to the needy.
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Roy L. Smith
Pards Presents Return Engagement by Ned Bradley
Ned Bradley returns for a night at the Pards Presents program with the Womans Club tonight. Advertisement notes a D28 tie event and urges attendance.
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Pards
Ned Bradley
Womans Club
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Hsked Eivery
Lanvin Teaeh
Congress
New Mexico Newspaper Association
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For Justice Peace
J. C. Nelson
For Justice of
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Rer
W. J. Bragg
Chaves County
C. W. Liston
Frank Willis
C. H. Monk
L.A
Lonnie) Dillard
BY May Edginton
Buck
Leas
Otis
Great Plains
Jessie
Potionnes
Alunalhs
Dundee
Kodeak
Harry L. Doherty
Doherty
Warm Springs Foundation
Fraternity of Elks
Biz Brothers
Senator Hatch
National Industrial Conference Board
Mack Stanton
Clovis
Bill Ginn
State College
Ollie A. Davis
American Legion
Woodrow Wilson
Tucumcari
Language Research Institute
Carlsbad
Thomas Boles
State Line
Texas Boundary
St. Andrews
San Jose
Cal
Boadicea T. Dinsmore
Abraham Lincoln
New England Conservatory
Boston
King Featoree Towncare
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