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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
8
A historic ad style reference extols Black Draughts trusted standing built by years of satisfactory use. It quotes Fred Richardson of Hartshorne Oklahoma and his mother who have relied on the medicine for stomach issues, constipation, and general sluggishness, praising it as the best medicine known.
A compact definition notes the term dendrician for one properly trained in tree care. References to David Morriss and initials N M M 1 appear as identifiers or credentials in the source fragment.
City announces that 1936 driver licenses are ready at the City Clerk’s office under Ordinance No. 526. Enforcement starts January 10 with fines from $5 to $100 or jail 5 to 30 days for noncompliance. Licenses available also at the Police Department Fire Station, 108 West. Chief Frank Young noted.
The P W A is praised for sidewalk repairs but readers request cement at the East Second railroad crossing to cover two holes. Frank Young notes today is the last day to renew driver licenses and reminds to update brake and light certificates color changes. Ted Key, ousted grid star, gains movie and football opportunities with Victor McLaglen backing him on film sets and a Light Horse team.
An advertisement lists poultry offerings including bakers and pullets, fat hens, reds, rocks, buff and game, fryers at 25 cents per pound, rabbits 10 cents each, and fresh eggs 28 to 30 cents per dozen. Located at 110tlc.
Three holes of a golf course near the polo field have been built at the Institute. The course will become nine holes and is now ready for cadets to use.
State police Sgt. T. E. Jackson and Officer Jack Hardin returned to Roswell after confering with Gov. Tingley about the automobile license bureau issue. Dr. Boggs to reopen his office Monday January 13 following Skeffington Graduate Clinics on the Twenty-one Point Method of eye examination.
Open until six o'clock advertises Vanta Baby Goods ART GIFT SHOP at 308 S. Main featuring fresh spare ribs backbone sausage and Coe’s Apple House products.
The Coyote basketball team will travel to Carlsbad tonight to face the Carlsbad Cave men. Coach Corn is ill and Paul Deaton leads the squad. Probable starters: Johnson, Peed, Glover, Marshall, Geo Stockton. Substitutes Brackten, Mills, Hewatt, Holland, Witt, Hughes, Crockett. Roswell Juniors meet Carlsbad Juniors in a preliminary. Roswell's likely lineup includes Lund, Mitchell, Levers, Bond, Hall. Tommie St John is student athletic manager and Jewett is substitute forward. Next games: Artesia at Artesia and Carrizozo here. Carrizozo again strong.
Maury Daniel, brother of Roy Daniel of Roswell, died about 10 30 last night at a brother’s home in Clarksville Tennessee due to heart trouble. He was 58 and maintained his Roswell residence. Once with Daniel Drug Company with Roy, he spent much time here recently. Funeral services will be held in Clarksville, probably tomorrow, Roy Daniel unable to attend.
Promoter L B Lynch announced the fight card scheduled for tonight is canceled and plans to stage a new card in about two to three weeks. The Record notes the change and Lynch’s plan to reschedule.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey F. Reavis died at their home 301 West McGaffey Roswell last night at 9 30. Funeral services were held this morning and interment was at South Park with Talmage Mortuary directing. El Paso Times. Agent J D Willis 569 for service.
Home from El Paso El Williams and H B Smyrh returned from El Paso where they represented the Roswell Chamber of Commerce in a meeting about the 7th District exhibit for the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas. Ross Malone Sr also attended, returning at noon with Mrs. Malone and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Malone Jr.
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