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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1934

Page

6

Cold Night Sets Year’s Lowest Temp At Fifteen Degrees

A frigid spell last night into the early morning dropped to fifteen degrees above zero, marking the year’s lowest temperature thus far, mirroring December’s coldest point.

Citizens debate municipal taxes in Roswell letters

Louis E. Fay Jr letters from Roswell New Mexico January 5 1934 argue against a renewed gas tax and new driver license tax. He urges a citizen mass meeting and a 25 member committee to present the will of the people to the city council. He favors a state wide license tax rather than a municipal levy.

Valley Maid Corn Meal Request Ad

An advertisement urging readers to ask for Valley Maid corn meal made at home from red/cklemed white and yellow corn ground daily. Identifies product and daily production details.

Valley Maid

Boy Scouts Campaign for Funds in Roswell

The Boy Scouts campaign to raise funds in Roswell runs from next Monday January 15 with R M Tigner leading a committee including H O DeShurley Albert Stubbs F L Austin Claud Simpson G B Jewett and F B Howden Jr The Service Clubs American Legion and Advertising Club each provide ten volunteer workers The Je Nickson Cafe manager will host a breakfast for workers Monday morning The goal is eighteen hundred dollars a modest target given economies to maintain the current program.

Boy Scouts Roswell R. M. Tigner H. O. DeShurley Albert Stubbs F. L. Austin Claud Simpson G. B. Jewett F. B. Howden Jr Service Clubs The American Legion Advertising Club

Bailey's Cleaning Works Ad Prices and Address

Two tone three piece wool knit suits offered at reduced prices in sizes 2 to 4. 107 West 4th St advertises cleaning services. Prices fixed by code authority at Washington and in effect now, with some cleaners only appealing to gain business. Send cleaning to Bailey's Cleaning Works for quality and net price. Phone 90-420 North Main.

Code Authority Washington Bailey’s Cleaning Works North Main

Writer of Camp Chatter Endures Operation

Tommie White of Malone Camp east of Poswell is hospitalized at St Marys after an appendectomy. He is recovering and plans to return to camp duties and the Camp Chatter column in The Record soon.

Tommie White Malone €.C.C Poswell Record St. Mary’s Hospital

Up and Down the Main Drag Ad Man Birth, Car Theft Scare

The Ad Man notes Ed Scarritt city editor’s birthday and minor errors in a four box record. A car theft scare ends with the vehicle recovered at twelve thirty. Sheriff Peck and Frank Young’s men are thanked for swift action. Moral: take keys from your car.

the Ad Man Ed Scarritt

December health report cites deaths and births in Chaves county

The December monthly report from the health department notes 21 deaths and 29 percent births in Chaves county reported to the county health office.

Chaves Health Department

District Court suits filed over accounts in two cases

In district court today O B Boellner and Son filed suit to collect 349 55 on account from Mr and Mrs O J Hull. Johnson and Locewick filed another suit to collect 226 26 on account against Lawrence Wheeler.

O. B. Boellner and Son O. J. Hull Johnson and Locewick Lawrence Wheeler

Police Court Quiet There Were No Cases Today

Police court session closed with no cases filed or heard. No defendants appeared and the docket remained empty, signaling a quiet day for the precinct and demonstrating typical lull between filings.

Valley Maid corn meal healthful nourishment ad

Daily ground white and yellow corn meal provides healthful nourishment from whole corn. Ask for Valley Maid.

Misssiss School Of Beauty Culture Ad Finds Partners

Old Missssign School Of Beauty Culture offers complete courses in beauty, practical live-model training, and cooperation with standard rate city shops. Mrs Wright and Mrs Porter invite inquiries on tuition and student model work, phone 182.

Wright Porter

Notable fugitives linked to Kansas City slayings report

An article notes a chauffeur, Mrs. Inman, and an ongoing tour seeking to include fugitives such as Charles Pretty Boy Floyd, Richard T. Galatas, Clyde Barrow, and Ed Davis. It mentions Floyd's crimes in Ohio and the Kansas City Union Station killings last June, plus other escapees from Kansas prison last Memorial Day.

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Ford Family Thanks Following Mother's Illness and Death

The Ford brothers and sisters express sincere thanks to all who were kind during the illness and death of our mother Mrs Minnie M Ford.Adv JSt1x

Minnie M. Ford The Ford Brothers and Sisters

Salesmen sought for Mutual Benefit Health & Accident

Two or three competent salesmen are needed to represent the Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association. Our business is healthy. Apply at 213 White Building or call 647-W for details.

Mutual Fenefit Health & Accident Association White Building

Mrs Dry and daughters tour ends in flood aftermath

Mrs L W Dry and daughters Doris and Patline returned yesterday from a New Years visit in Los Angeles Pasadena and Long Beach. They were caught in the New Years day washout and saw much of the flood damage.

L.W. Dry Doris Patline Los Angeles Pasadena Long Beach

Yucca Beauty Service Ad Bid by J P White

Beauty culture spending praised as wise with experienced operators ready to serve. Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop advertises phone 484 and notes J P White bids.

J. P. White Adv Jstic

Mrs. Virginia Kranz Dies in Roswell Home

Mrs. Virginia Kranz wife of Leo P. Kranz died Sunday at 3 p.m. at 305 West McGaffey in Roswell after moving from Benton Kentucky five years ago for health reasons. She was formerly Miss Virginia Darnell taught in Kentucky schools and was a Baptist. Survived by her husband, her parents J F Darnell and two brothers Irvan and Charles. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev. T Y Atwood officiating. Casket bearers listed. burial at South Park.

Virginia Kranz Leo P. Kranz West McGaffey Stree Kranz Benton Kentucky Virginia Darnell Leo Kranz Roswell Kaaptist Church Clarence Rossillion Manuel Oracion Philip Kranz Simplicio Cansino South Park Talmage

Car Borrowed Briefly From Garage In 1933 Incident

Don Wilkins reported his 1933 Chevrolet coach stolen from in front of Cummins’ Garage 204Y North Richardson at 11 40 this morning. It was found by Sheriff Peck about 50 feet south of the original spot at 12 30. No items were taken. theft appears accidental as owner returned car after realizing error.

Don Wilkins Cummins North Richardson Sheriffbeck Sheriff Peck

Funeral services for Mrs Maggie Ford Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs Maggie Ford were held Saturday afternoon at three o'clock from The Schuler's Funeral Home with Dr H. C. Henderson officiating. Music by the church choir. Pallbearers named, burial at South Park.

Maggie Ford Schuler’s H. C. Henderson M. E. Church South F. EB Pox Claude Posey Silas Baxly Stark John Jones South Park

Winners in the News Tip Contest at The Record

Mrs. Frank Seaverns wins for a society item about a dinner party for the new bride and groom Mr and Mrs Fred Glover. She earns two theatre tickets for Tuesday. Daily prizes include two Yucca Princess management tickets for best news tip. The coming attractions at Yucca and Princess theatres are listed with titles and stars.

Frank Seaverns Fred Glover Yucca-Princess Management

Funeral services for Howard L Royse 61

Howard L Royse 61 died of milk poisoning Saturday afternoon at 1 15 p m Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 p m with Rev C D Colburn officiating The Schuilers Funeral Home in charge He came to Roswell with his sons about two years ago from Hereford Texas and lived on the Haynes place out on the Berendo He is survived by three daughters and four sons his wife having died at Danville Arkansas eleven years ago Daughters are Mrs Joe Therchler of Chicago Mrs B W Pence of Amarillo Texas and Miss Olive Royse of El Paso The sons are Clifford E and Ray Royse of Amarillo Texas and Roger and Riley Royse of Roswell

Howard L. Royse Rev. C. D. Colburn Schuiler’s Royse Roswell Hereford Texas Haynes Place Berendo Danville Arkansas Joe Therchler Chicago B. W. Pence Amarillo Olive Royse el Paso Clifford E Ray Royse Roger and Riley Royse

Postoffice Receives New Money Order Front

A new front for the money order registry and postal savings windows is being installed at the post office today. The project, expected to finish by tonight or tomorrow, is contractor G. N. Amis.

G. N Amis

Child Dies Of Died Ernest Garcia Funeral Services Held

Three year old Ernest Garcia, son of Mr and Mrs Julian Garcia, died Saturday night at seven. Funeral services were held from St John s Catholic Church yesterday afternoon at 3 3. Burial was at South Park with Ballard Funeral Homes in charge.

Ernest Garcia Julian Garcia St. John’s Catholic Church South Park Ballard Funeral Homes

Roswell Advertises Valley Maid Corn Meal

Fragmentary ad touts home grown corn and urges patrons to inquire about Valley Maid corn meal produced in Roswell.

UNM Lobos face Texas Miners slate after Flagstaff setback

Albuquerque action centers on a busy week as UNM prepares for Texas Miners in two games after a 45 to 21 win at Flagstaff fell to a 31 to 29 loss by a last second shot. Other local games include Los Lunas vs Belen and St Marys vs Carlsbad with high school Cavemen visiting Friday.

Albuquerque N. M University of New Mexico Texas Miners Flagstaff Lobos Lumberjacks Axemen Los Lunas Belen Bulldogs St. Mary’s Indians Carlsbad Cavemen

Public Domain use debated at Albuquerque meeting

Claude Simpson of Roswell describes a gathering with Southwestern Conservation League and Interior official Antoinette Funk. A Taylor Bill endorsement seeks Interior permit authority and fees for Public Domain use under conservation. A plan urged moving homesteaders off Public Domain and returning lands to the public. Attendees included NM game protective, cattle and wool growers, forest service, biological survey, college groups, and Wool Growers representative Capt. B. C. Mossman.

Claude Simpson Roswell American National Livestock Association Albuquerque Southwestern Conservation League New Mexico State Game Protective Association The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association Wool Growers Association State College U. S. Forest Service U .S. Biological Survey New Mexico Educational Association B. C. Mossman Wool Growers’ Association

Car stolen from Ball and White's found in Artesia

Ed Purdy's Ford coach vanished from in front of Ball and White's Clothiers around 2 AM Sunday. Police recovered the vehicle in Artesia about 3:30 AM and arrested 14 year old John Godbehere of Roswell, held at Chaves county jail. Sheriff alerted officers statewide to locate the car.

Oward Purdy Ball & White’s Clothiers Artesia John Godbehere Roswell Chaves County Sheriff's Office

Milk Supply Reaches City Amid Strike Calm Contact

Peace talks resume as PMA ensures hospital and orphanage milk supplies while creamer deliveries resume by train. Dr. Herman Bundesen pledges to route milk to children and invalids. A. M. Krahl cites government cooperation after Wallace telegram. Strike’s third day includes scattered violence with 500 cans dumped near Woodstock to Harvard and 80 gallons spilled near Elgin.

PMA Herman N. Bundesen Board of Health Dairies Milk Association A. M. Krahl

Funeral services for Sam J. Washington held at Ballard chapel

Funeral services for Sam J. Washington were held from the Ballard chapel at 1:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon, with Rev Father Raymond officiating. Burial was not specified in the readable text.

Sam _ J. Washington Ballard Chapel Father Raymond South Park

Five acre farm with house, outbuildings and well priced

Small five acre farm offering a five room house a chicken house a windmill two tanks and an extra irrigation well. Price 1700 dollars with terms 40 dollars down and 25 dollars monthly. Phone 390. Adv Js814x qSpeec as Student permanent waves from 150 dollars for a limited time Old Mission School of Beauty Culture Phone 182. wesc 4 Adyv. JS8tfe

Old Mission School of Beauty

Suit Sale Bargains Slashed Prices At Quigsey Store

Simpson Irade offers measurement clothes with suits advertised at new lower prices. Two pants suits now $25.00, $34.50 reduced to $29.50, and $59.50 trimmed to $24.50. Overcoats discounted. D Clyde Quigsey representative at 207 East Albuquerque.

New Mexico PWA projects were not rescinded

AP corrects Denver dispatch stating three non federal projects in New Mexico and Colorado were mislisted as rescinded. Fort Sumner irrigation district loan and grant 150000, Portales school grant 4000, Pueblo water works grant 11000. Fort Sumner dam and canal system works described.

New Mexico PWA Denver Washington Dispatch Colorado Federal Public Works Administration Fort Sumner Portales Pueblo Grant

Radio Repair Ad by Falcons Electrical Service

The ad touts a radio lab in the southwest with 30 years of experience for tuning pianos and saxophones as well as radio work. It promises quality service with the motto No fix, no way and provides the address 125 W. 2nd and phone 289.

Falcons Electrical Service

Patient Improves After Operation E LaMontine

Im proving from an operation E LaMontine is reported to be much better today. The brief notice notes recovery progress and better condition.

E. E. LaMontine

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