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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1935
Page
7
Closing grain prices show wheat, corn and oats with varied futures while wholesale notes list oil, gas and electrical terms. The report also notes Boston wool trends with trench combing fibers and 64s quality in limited bulk quantities.
New York markets opened with cautious gains as investors awaited the President's message to Congress. Rail stocks rose modestly while profit taking limited advances across several issues. volume reached 965,420 shares as key names like Union Pacific and Pennsylvania showed fractional gains.
Fogs and mixed prices for cattle hogs and sheep in early trading. Feeder pigs and stockers quoted 1.75 to 3.25 per unit while live cattle show steady with steers 6.75 to 10.50 and cows 4.25 to 5.00. Lambs and yearlings move higher with small spreads in early lamb sales and weekday updates.
In New Orleans on January 4, spot cotton closed steady with 2 points down, sales 543 and middling at 12.89. In Galveston on January 4, spot cotton held steady with middling unchanged at 18 and scales at 198.
In a wartime budget outline Roosevelt argues for merging emergency public works and relief programs into a single enlarged agency to manage 5 000040 unemployed on relief rolls. He pledges to support local welfare agencies and stresses self reliance while detailing shifts in federal relief and a forthcoming war relief program.
Governor Clyde Tingley announced a rigid full day work policy with no loafing for state employees. He warned district engineers and offices to discharge any worker shirking duties, and said pink slips would be issued to enforce discipline. He aims to standardize hours, consider Saturday afternoons off, and set an eight to five personal schedule as the model.
Dr Marshall, member of the club, delivered a talk on field research in medicine and surgery at the Lions meeting. He traced milestones from ancient medicine to 1892 and 1893, citing discoveries in chemistry, ether, germs, disinfectants, radium, and X rays, and noted progress in transfusions, heart and plastic surgery, tuberculosis, and malaria. Major John McClure attended as a guest, with S P Johnson Jr presiding.
Claims from Mrs. Victoria Cooper of Jonesboro Ark that Black-Draught helps bowel regularity and cleansing the system. Advert appears to promote the product as a health tonic aiding digestion and vitality for men and women.
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