Woman's Club studies community service and fund drives
A Roswell Woman's Club meeting chaired by President Mrs. Robert Kellahin covered dues, board meeting dates, and a turkey drive to reduce Chaves county surplus with a January 19th demonstration. Reports included relief aid, clothing donations, and progress on The Emperor's New Clothes fundraiser. The program featured Melody Maids of the First Christian Church and a lively afternoon at the club house.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chaves County
E. J Bates
Oscar White
Leland C. Fellows
Vel- Wia Porschell
John B. Beers
Willard JL. Prager
Elizabeth Sutter
Grace McDonald
Womans Club Loan Fund
Har- Triet Donohoe Loan Fund
State Federation
The
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Melody Maids
First Christian Church
Richard D. Jones
Roswell
Grieg
Nutting
Sile’su
Ruth
Lois Emmett
Wells
Reichardt
Lady Chloe
Chrough-Leighter
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Schubert
Holy Father
Marchette
Ruth Emmett
Helen Hill
Ann Carpenter
Catherine Pearce
Carlyn Conn
Margaret Young
Mary Katherine Carper
Velma Lannom
International Relations Committee
Mmes
W. J. Beatty
John W. aPvoe
Barry Duffield
Arthur A Kroll
A. W. Ullrich
John H. Mullis
Jennie Kenney
Armaments totals show high Russian manpower in far east
In a congressional session, General McArthur placed Russia first among nations for organized active and trained reserves at 18,873,000. France, Italy, Spain, Japan follow in descending order. The United States lists 132,069 active and 307,120 reserves totaling 439,189, ranking below several smaller nations.
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Mississippi
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Italy
Spain
Japan
British Empire
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Czechoslovakia
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McArthur
United States
Switzerland
Sweden
Turkey
Belgium
Greece
Continental Oil to Build New Roswell Station
The construction program will create many Roswell jobs and benefit local suppliers. Islizey said the project aligns with Continental Oil Company's expansion plan despite adverse conditions, noting wages remain, expansion continues, and work proceeds. W. E. King, current operator of the Fifth and Main station, will lease the new site with his sons George and Leland as attendants. A temporary structure will serve customers during construction, and Mr. King has run the Fifth and Main station since 1910.
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Roswell
Islizey
Continental Oil Company
W. E. King
Continental
Fifth and Main
George
Leland
King
Hall Event Tonight Installation of Officers
F Hall hosts a meeting tonight starting promptly at 7 30 PM. Installation of officers will be held and all members are urged to be present.
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F. Hall
Notice to Subscribers Kick like a Pay Steer
A brief subscriber notice warns readers to check for missed issues of The Record and to expect a charge or deliver a replacement copy when distributions fail.
New Mexico Municipal League seeks RF C loan power
The Municipal League of New Mexico aims to secure a bill allowing cities to borrow from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. City Manager James N. Gladding said the measure, being drafted in Las Vegas, may be introduced soon. He met with Mayor Dave Chavez in Santa Fe to discuss league sponsored measures.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Municipal League of New Mexico
Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation
James N. Gladding
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Las Vegas
Gladding
Santa Fe
Dave Chavez
League
Carter to Assume Bank Post After Wide Public Service
Carter brings extensive banking experience to the Roswell bank following the resignation of long time official Mr. McInnes. McInnes will remain in Roswell but travel frequently for business, with Carter set to begin duties January 16 after a brief interim period and meetings in Alamogordo and Santa Fe.
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Carter
Alamogordo
Santa Fe
McInnes
Roswell
Chaves County
Winter White Coat Debuts In Paris Fashion Show
Paris fashion notes describe white winter coats gaining favor among Paris ladies. Princess Colorado Mansfield popularized a white broadcloth coat with silver fox trim and a black velvet scarf collar. The coat features three quarter sleeves, a fox hem, black velvet lining, and is worn over a black velvet frock.
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Paris
Parisienne
Collorado Mansfield
Worth
The
Chicago Tribune
Santa Fe Fights One Cent Gasoline Tax
Santa Fe mayor David Chavez announced the city will oppose any measure to abolish the one cent per gallon municipal gasoline tax. He said the tax raised about 20009 dollars in revenue last year and supported city services.
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Santa Fe
N. M
David Chavez
Cattle Truck Overturns at Seventh and Main Streets
A truck carrying 16 head of cattle overturned yesterday around 3 30 PM at the Seventh and Main streets corner. Driver Mr Snyder of Lovington escaped injury along with the cattle and the vehicle. He was entering the city from the north when attempting to turn east on Seventh, tipping the load to one side and causing the rollover.
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Seventh and Main Sts
Snyder
Lovington
Seventh Street
Calves and Trucks Involved In Local Accidents
A truck overturned near Main and College injuring no one, with the vehicle righted and back on its wheels. Weeks earlier Frank Billings also overturned a truck carrying calves at the same corner, but suffered no damage.
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Tle
Frank Billings
Main and College
Walks Like Youth No Longer Suffers From Aching Legs
A vector prescribed quick relief replaces chronic pain from sciatica neuritis lumbago rheumatism with rapid effect. Nurito promises non narcotic safety and a money back guarantee if pain persists after three doses. Drugstores offer the remedy now with ad text touting dramatic relief.
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Vector
Nurito
State official urges ten percent salary cut across agency
Chief Assistant State Comptroller J A McNabb states officials earning 200 or more monthly should take a 10 percent cut to show economy. He proposes cuts in auditing staff and voluntary 10 percent reductions by the comptroller, school budget auditor, and motor vehicle commissioner, arguing a businesslike approach to state finances. He criticizes officials who cut others but shield their own pay, recalling past audits where expenses went unpaid and staffing was trimmed to meet costs.
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Santa Fe
N. M
J. A. McNabb
Juan Vigil
McNabb
Albuquerque
Vigil
Comptroller
Comptroller’s
Woman Loses 20 Pounds in Four Weeks with Kruschen Salts
Mrs. Mae West of St. Louis reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims energy gains and no hunger, recommending half-teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast. Available at Pecos Valley Drug Co. and Owl Drug Co. with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after one bottle.
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Mae West
St. Louis
Kruchen
Pecos Valley Drug Co
Owl Drug Co
Adv
Gun said used to kill Billy the Kid now with Santa Fe sheriff
The 44 caliber Colts revolver used by Sheriff Pat Garrett to kill Billy the Kid at Fort Sumner is in the possession of Sheriff Jesus M. Baca of Santa Fe. The unnotched six shooter with a steer head handle was passed down from Jose Baca, a former Guadalupe county sheriff, after Garrett surrendered and turned over the weapon.
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N. M
Pat Garret
Lincoln County
Billy the Kid
Jesus M. Baca
Gerret
Fort Sumner
B. R. Baca
Garret
Jose Baca
Knock Out That Cold with Grove's Laxative Quinine
An old advertisement urges prompt treatment of a cold with Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine. It claims to open the bowels kill germs and fevers relieve headache and tone the system and to be available at drug stores in 30c and wc sizes.
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Grove
Gun back to sheriff after offer takes a turn
Sheriff's office received a six shooter from E.R. Baca who initially refused multiple offers, some reaching $1000, for the weapon linked to the Kid killing. Sheriff Jesus M. Baca retained the gun after the exchange.
Man of Her Choice in Rockabye at Princess Theatre
Constance Bennsit stars in Rockabye with Joe McCrea in a glamorous screen romance. Paul Lukas also features as the vibrant photoplay roles come to the Princess Theatre with previews on Saturday night and shows Sunday through Tuesday.
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Constance Bennsit
Rko-Pa
A $$ Paywright
Joe McCrea
Paul Lukas
Princess Theatre
Ady
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