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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
6
The Roswell Daily Record notes office details and advertising rates for Roswell New Mexico dated May 19 1902. It lists subscription prices and advertising terms while indicating Associated Press membership and print day Thursday January 12 1933.
New officials at county and state levels receive abundant free guidance from politicians newspapers taxpayers chambers of commerce and other groups. Citizens persist in offering advice hoping officials will act in line with popular expectations, yet it remains a common but harmless pastime as leaders strive to do their best.
The piece argues the New Mexico legislature must focus on real work, cut moonshine programs, and pursue tax reform. It claims Congress neglects vital business and Hoover urges action, calling for economical government and tax reductions rather than new taxes. The aim is to ease taxpayer burdens by trimming expenses.
The land commissioner vows higher bracket retirements and the state highway engineer reports immediate reductions saving about 50000 yearly, with potential gains to 125000. Taxpayers likely approve while the comptroller’s office recently raised salaries, underscoring that public pay should follow broader budget cuts as real value declines.
Albuquerque Journal calls for action against nepotism in state and county offices. The editorial argues officials fill jobs with relatives, harming taxpayers and unemployed workers, urging a strict law to curb the practice.
Representatives of Albuquerque civic organizations plan to meet Governor Seizman to address a 35 percent reduction in salaries of University of New Mexico faculty members, the AP reports from Albuquerque on January 11.
AP report from Albuquerque notes two dogs were placed under observation to prevent rabies spread after a coyote bite led to the owner contracting rabies. Local authorities act to control potential exposure and monitor the animals.
Araminta Williams, adored for beauty and wit, contemplates marriage to Barney Tyson as her sisters plot a Riviera summer to outshine her. Tension grows as Leontine and Iris scheme to secure her future while Minta clings to independence and a reluctant love.
Central Press column explains the Rule of Eleven for lead decisions. It demonstrates deductive play from a no trump hand, showing how subtracting the fourth-best card from eleven reveals higher cards held by opponents. The example clarifies how to win four tricks in the suit and avoid blocking a free run, with partner and dummy cardings analyzed.
A diary of January 1908 Roswell notes C W Halliburton the Dexter lumber king visiting on business. Mrs T F Carier returns from Minera Wells Texas. Mr and Mrs T A Bible back to Acme after two days with friends. D Arcy now in Winslow Arizona Territory. Capt W C Reid and L E Thompson on a Dayton business trip. Mr and Mrs J E Bumbus return to Artesia after a day visiting. R H McCune returns from Las Vegas to renew as agent for the Southwestern Building and Loan Assn. Emmett D Arcy and Frances Bear celebrate a birthday with a dozen friends.
A garbled line from a newspaper page hints at ongoing conflict with phrases like don’t go and we just thought, followed by repeated mentions of arguments and a reminder that the story is continued.
Five Democratic election contests in Sandoval county will be heard in district court in Albuquerque on January 23, Judge Milton Helmick said. All ballot boxes and poll books, plus other election paraphernalia, have been ordered brought to a house here by National Guardsmen on duty at Bernalillo since the November election.
An advertisement notes Expert Radiator services at Western Auto Supply Company with contact by phone 128. Adv percentage rates and price notation appear in the fragment suggesting sales or pricing details at this auto parts retailer.
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