Roswell 1942 Outlook Bright Despite War
Ed Scarritt surveys Roswell New Mexico for 1942 noting high farm prices, a growing air base payroll, and strong cattle and farming sectors. He highlights new airport improvements, flood-control efforts, substantial building activity, and expanding utilities while urging patriotic effort as the nation faces war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Roswell
Hall
Fulton
U. S. 70
Mescalero Reservation
Carrizozo
Air Cadets Rally Lighted Homes In Roswell Event
Roswell and Chaves county residents show patriotism and readiness to serve amid wartime. Non members urged to vote for lighting-home prizes. ballots due next Tuesday. Rural lighting urged for visibility. Roswell Floral Company at North Atkinson cited as a standout display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Chaves County
America
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Chamber of Commerce
North Atkinson
Roswell Floral Company
Christmas Lighting Contest Ballots Start Arriving
Ballots in the Christmas lighting campaign are being returned to the Chamber of Commerce ballot box. The committee issued an appeal for residents to vote on this year's residential lighting and the best school display. Extra copies may be available if mailed ballots are misplaced.
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Pecos River
New Mexico
Texas
Pecos
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
New Year’s Eve Skate Party At Playmoore Roller Rink
PUBLIC INVITED to a New Year’s Eve skating party at the Playmoore Roller Rink located near sth and Virginia. Plenty of room for all. Adv phone your classified to No 11.
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Playmoore
Sth
Virginia
Adv
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Fredie March
Martha Scott
Heaven
Yucca Theatre
Claude Simpson
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Randolph Field
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