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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1934
Page
7
That Boy Scouts had a big time Saturday and the bigger folk, head some in, also. Two suggestions have merit. One is street names printed on curbing. names worn off and markers at intersections should be repainted and placed where missing.
The Boy Scouts suggest bicycle licensing and removing bicycles from sidewalks. City streets like Main Street prove dangerous for riders in crowded areas, and cyclists may have to cope as best they can with limited space and rising risk.
Government has filed suit against alcohol producers for defrauding the state, with one case claiming eight million dollars in due taxes and more similar actions expected to follow.
The Alamogordo News argues that liquor interests keep learning and exploiting gaps after repeal. New Mexico’s Lane law struggles to regulate sale and taxes, bootleggers gain, and public demand for a tougher prohibition law grows amid worsening quality and availability.
Former Governor R C Dillon issued a timely statement criticizing government relief schemes as billions in distribution. He argued the bonus must be addressed, noting inconsistency in support for one maligned group while praising others from past eras. He stated if seeking higher office he would take a clear stance on the 1945 deadline.
A Santa Fe New Mexican editorial argues the government should settle war debts as relief, favoring veterans compensation over costly enterprises. It endorses Senator Cutting on paying veterans via adjusted compensation certificates and disabilities rather than plowing up crops, noting New Mexico’s large veteran influx.
Gladys Huntington Levans discusses how parental boasting about a child’s misdeeds harms self image and behavior. She cites letters from readers seeking guidance on mothers who boast about a child’s naughtiness or scold and slap a toddler. Boasting fosters a false power, leading to escalating self consciousness and later behavioral issues.
A Rosie, Artesia, and Carlsbad event aligns with a national drive to endow the Warm Springs Foundation, tied to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Funds support a curative theatre and infantile paralysis relief, with Elks backing the effort and civil service debates about postmasters sparking local chatter.
Levi Hughes will chair the New Mexco Bank board with Harry Dendahl as vice president, a trusted Pecos Valley leadership pairing praised for stability. The piece notes Paul Walter’s appointment as president and mocks whiskey tax ideas, predicting bootleg and beer wine dynamics amid broader public sentiment.
A jumble of notes reports deaths and a local price dispute over barbers, cleaners, and shaves tied to NRA wage scales while listing prominent obituaries and geografical notices. Individuals named include Mrs Cole Blease, Leon H Lempert, Sir Donald ae 72, Patrick B Sheehan, Gen Jean Baptiste Mer chand, Frank Wor 76, Lady Cunliffe Owen, Henry C Sims, and other figures linked to Pasadena Syracuse London Steubenville and Tacoma.
The Rev. Roy L Smith preaches a vision of true wealth grounded in opportunity for all. He urges education of minds and spirits, reverence for humanity, contentment, and honesty about ourselves as guiding principles for society.
Cleaning firms are urged to follow a uniform price structure set by the Code Authority based in Washington, ensuring consistency across the industry. Some cleaners are attempting to attract customers with lower prices, but the emphasis remains on quality and service at an established institution like Ev's Cleaning Works at 180 North Main, Phosie s80-12d.
Mrs John Behme of New Madrid Missouri says Cardui helped her weak run down condition with back and side pain and lack of energy. She recommends Cardui to her daughter and notes it has been used by women for over 50 years. Seek Cardui at the drug store.
Local classified ad notes new and used tires for sale at 205 Bus End-Adv Jr. Record seeks reader response.
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