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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1934
Page
6
W L Life presents an acrostic by The Ad Man spelling Happy New Year. The piece salutes the old year and hopeful resolutions, noting inventory of life and determination to improve in the coming year despite fate.
Mr and Mrs S D Fleming and son Ralph bought the Hamilton place south of the Wairbank filling station about 35 miles south of Roswell on the Roswell Dexter highway and will move their home there after relocating from Milneland country in Roosevelt county
We let piano experts tune pianos and saxophone experts tout saxo phones, but we have the best equipped radio laboratory in the southwest and 30 years actual ex perience just to do your radio work right. Besides No fix no pay. Falcons Electrical Service. Phone 289. 125 W. 2nd. Adv.
The notice urges customers to choose an institution where quality matters over price. Baasley's Cleaning Works offers cleaning services and can be reached at 420 North Main by phone 890-.
Minnie Maggie Ford 55 died at 815 West Lith Street at 8 o clock following a three month illness. She is survived by seven children all residents of Roswell, plus two brothers and three sisters. Funeral services are set for 3 p m Saturday at Schuler's Funeral Home with Rev. H C Henderson of the First M E Church South officiating. burial in South Park. Tomorrow is last day to file nominations for seven Chamber of Commerce directors to be elected January 16 with existing nominees and holdsover members listed.
This advertisement promotes Pecos Valley Celery and home grown vegetables at Anderson's Gardens on East Second Street. It touts celery, lettuce, spinach and a wide assortment of seasonal produce, urging customers to buy fresh from the gardener who grows them.
For rent a furnished five room house with optional meals and a garage. Location at 313 North Missouri. Rates described as reasonable. Contact Dr McClane for details.
A federal CWA project will inspect about one thousand rural houses in Chaves County. Twelve women will be hired for three weeks to a month, meeting at the county agent's office at nine tomorrow to receive instructions from Miss Whiler of State College. Richard Gardner acts as contractor to sample one tenth of the houses and estimate remodeling costs.
Baynard Malone wins The Record news tip contest for Thursday by calling in after a Sixth Street collision with Pennsylvania Avenue noted by reporters. The accident occurred about five p m Wednesday and the tip allowed early investigation while vehicles remained. Malone earns two Yucca Princess theatre tickets for Saturday. tickets awarded daily for best tip. Submit tips by dialing numbers for general or society items.
Dr J P Reynolds recently from Montana and a former classmate of Dr H 58 Rouse will open offices with Dr Rowse at 309 North Richardson.
J. R. Thomas, county agent, said cotton option papers were being sent to Washington as fast as they were filled out and he expected to receive the first checks within a short time.
The firm of Levers Bros filed suit in district court today against Fred Pfingston for 300 dollars in damages to their truck and contents alleged to have been struck by his truck just west of Picacho on December 28. E. C. Jackson sues Mack Dozier for 780 dollars on a promissory note plus interest, attorney fees and court costs.
R B Sanders of the 454 Service Station at 110 East 2nd Street, newly named a Goodrich dealer, urges motorists to inspect tires regularly to prevent breakdowns and accidents. He notes many faults are not visible, Tire checks save money and time, and improper inflation or faulty tubes remain hazards to passengers.
Advertising note offers mean warmth for baby and rest for mother with pink or blue outfits in small and large sizes. Located at 107 West 4th Street, Art Gift Shop.
Real bargains advertised by D. Clyde Quigiey, representative, offering two pants suits at half price and discounts on overcoats. Items show price reductions from 50.00 to 25.00 and 34.50 to 29.50 and 59.50 to 24.50, with location at 202 East Albuquerque.
On Saturday January sixth the Epiphany observance will be held at Saint Andrews Episcopal Church with a Holy Communion service at ten o'clock in the morning. Visitors are cordially invited to attend.
Of F Beauty Culture offers complete courses in all branches of Beauty Culture with practical training on live models under licensed teachers. Mrs Wright and Mrs Porter aim to run the school in cooperation with standard rate city beauty shops. Student work advertised at student prices does not compete with high class shops. For tuition or appointment call 182. Adv. N28tfc bs ie.
An insurance ad from Adv. Jaffe promotes coverage services with contact at 213 White Building and phone 647-W. The message emphasizes availability of insurable policies and agent accessibility.
In business and enterprise competition spurs excellence. C. M. Richards credits competition for proving his superiority as a piano technician for over twenty five years. His integrity and best effort define his practice from coast to coast. Call 1149-W for Adv. 15th.
Claude Simpson departed for Albuquerque at noon and expects to return by tomorrow night.
Plain and toasted tortillas available at Mrs Gomez Cafe located at 108 West Alameda. Advertisement J516e notes product options and location.
Classified ad from Brookshier’s lists turkeys ducks large fat hens small hens large fryers and rabbits at 10 cents each roosters at 7 cents per pound in a vintage market notice.
New Orleans January 5 AP Cotton markets opened steady with prices down 10 points. Sales totaled 868 bales with middling at 10.40 cents per pound.
A Roswell tailor advertises on 115 West 4th Street offering in-house suit making alterations and repairs to keep garments looking like new.
At noon the Roswell Rotary heard Tom Hall who heads the Civil Works Administration in the county and Lea Rowland the city engineer discuss local and county projects. Poth stressed the value of the work and its importance to the community.
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