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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
3
The Record announces that S. L. Kirk Johnson authorized his candidacy for reelection as Justice of the Peace for precincts one and two at the January 14 1925 election.
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.
The Record announces Charles T. Townsend as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in the consolidated Precincts No One and Two for the January 14 election.
Nounce E. J. House Sr. announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace in consolidated Precincts One and Two at the election set for January 14.
Faustino A. Lucero authorizes The Record to announce his candidacy for constable at the precinct election to be held January 14 1935.
W. J. Bragg announces as a candidate for constable in Precinct One of Chaves County ahead of the upcoming election.
Constable Nounce O. W. Liston announced as a candidate for Constable in Precinct 1, Chaves County, with endorsement from local voters and supporters. The notice urges voters to consider Liston for the forthcoming election.
The records announce that L C Lollar will be a candidate for constable of Precincts 1 and 2 at the election to be held January 14, 1935.
The Record reports Bob Ballard is designated as cincts One and Two for the election to be held January 1st, as authorized by the Record and cited in the adv. notice.
Frank Willis is announced as a candidate for Constable in Precincts One and Two for the January 14 election. The notice appears in the Adv. and outlines the bid and eligibility.
Announcement that Hume M. Shorty Foster will seek the post of constable in Precincts 1 and 2 at the election set for January 14, 1935. The advertisement notes Foster as a candidate and references the upcoming vote in the precincts.
C H Monk is announced as a candidate for Constable in Precincts One and Two at the January 14 election. The notice appears in a localadvertisement.
Lonnie L. A. Dillard announces candidacy for Constable in Precinct 12 at the upcoming January election, detailing plans to serve the county and enforce law. The announcement emphasizes commitment to community safety and continuing public service.
Under Ordinance No 526 all drivers of motor vehicles in Roswell must have a driver's license. The 1935 licenses are ready at the City Clerk's office and must be procured by January 15. Enforcement begins after this date. Frank Young Chief of Police.
Hagerman residents shared holiday visits and travels as families returned from Temple and Silver City. Local clubs held New Year gatherings, elect officers, and plan social events while Parnell and Carver left for western Texas after selling and winding down business.
A 24 year old violin student from Germany named Lillian Steele arrives in New York City after four months in a Nazi prison camp. She was arrested in Berlin and held on espionage charges during wartime investigations.
Community notes report several local events and health concerns including a diphtheria case in Rev Parnell s child under care of Dr Wright, new year births, families moving into Walden Jacobson property, flu illness of Marian Key, Ruth Pettigrew returning from Wyoming, and social visits in Roswell. Also noted are a noted author listing for Mr McCormick, the marriage of Mabel Dollahan and Frank Christensen, and local residents’ Christmas travel and illnesses.
Carlsbad New Mexico reports a record 92397 visitors in 1934 at the caverns. Superintendent Thomas Beles released a list of notable visitors including John J. Raskob General Motors Baroness Senoner Fred Lewis Senor EB Valle W Shepherd William A Rockefeller Green Conn W W Thompson and Howard Vincent O Brien.
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