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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
6
The Roswell Daily Record details display and classified rates with annual, monthly, and per-copy pricing. It lists staff roles including Mason Grace, T. Beak, Howard L. Sicarritt, and Don Wilkins and notes association with The Associated Press. The issue is dated Thursday January 5, 1983.
Angry Iowa farmers stopped a foreclosure sale and warned the system and government must change as many foreclosures follow hard times. The piece notes Senator Cutting opposes tax hikes and favors spending for veterans, while Democrats push to cut government costs. It contrasts New York relief needs with Chicago aid and Illinois borrowing.
The Las Vegas Optic editorial contrasts New Mexico lawmakers with New York’s plan for consolidating counties to balance tax burdens. It argues that county divisions may be wasteful and that optional county government and a home rule amendment could cut costs.
In Santa Fe New Mexico a committee appointed by the Governor continues work on plans to carry on the treasurer's office pending qualification of a successor. Deputy treasurer R L Ormsbee has prepared a $100000 bond to the State Finance Board. State warrants were being returned by merchants offered for payment.
Kane studies floor plans of Bailey and LeRoi homes and a diagram from Dorotha as Holmes arrives with news Nanette LeRoi wants to annul her marriage. Kane orders Holmes to evacuate everyone from the house and keep Dorotha out of the way while remaining nearby.
Holmes exits, Kane questions the plan, and Nanette's safety appears at risk. Jere Kane studies a small book, puzzled by the motive and seeking clues about Richard Bailey and a dairy theft. The tension hints at hidden stakes and potential actions to force answers.
In a detailed bridge narrative, an expert outline shows how to force a game by leveraging both black suits. The hand reveals bids 1 Diamond, 1 Heart, 2 Spades, then 3 Diamonds, with 5 Clubs doubled. The declarer navigates spades, diamonds, and clubs to reach a safe contract, while the story shifts to a noir diary motif about a man named Kane and his doomed relationship with Nannette LeRoi, culminating in a cryptic line: Theyre going to try to shut her up.
Prof M H Brasher superintendent of city schools is 41 with la grippe Dr C M Rathbun visiting with family left for Fredonia NY George Ady returned from Lake Arthur Joe L McKee left for Lincoln after a week in Roswell Miss Mary Richeson in charge of the Carnegie Library opening Sundays plus other afternoons Confederate veterans meet tomorrow at Judge Evans office Major Mark Howell returned from Santa Fe Quince Cummins finished drilling a well for Wyatt Johnson four miles north of Dexter flow 1500 gallons per minute only well in the district with sweet water nickname Rough Rider invoked by San Marcial Standard
Antoinette Donnelly argues the desk spread results from daily sitting and offers a simple morning routine. A few minutes of hip exercises daily can curb the habit and reduce the spreading, aiming to restore firmer hips and vitality.
Santa Fe city clerk Henry Trujillo denied Joe Lopez a city driver’s license due to his arm loss. Lopez, equipped with two steel hooks, astonished officials with a restrained physical therapy performance after encouragement from Traffic Officer Bennie Duran. Lopez later obtained a permit, praised for capability beyond many two-handed drivers.
Vintage advertisement promoting Creamulsion Creamaline as a powerful non narcotic cough remedy. Claims seven active ingredients from modern science to fight germs quickly and safely. Money back guarantee if coughs and colds fail to improve, with druggist endorsement.
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