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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1934
Page
8
Billy Logan son of Mr and Mrs C Logan was taken home from St Marys hospital where he had been ten days with an infected hand. He injured his hand while playing and a bad infection set in but the hand is healing nicely now.
The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Only Liston sustained burns to the body yesterday afternoon when her dress caught fire from a candle in a playhouse at 700 South Delaware. The injuries were not serious and she was reported much improved today. name not learned.
Wright and Mrs Porter advertise a beauty culture school offering complete courses in all branches with live model training under licensed teachers Wright and Porter plan to run the school in cooperation with standard rate city shops. Student work advertised at student prices, tuition and appointment details by phone 182.
Galveston Texas January 15 spot cotton held steady at 40 up mid is 11.35 per cwt with sales totaling 6.19. The AP report notes quiet trading and unchanged prices across the market.
Glit Shop at 107 West 4th offers two tone three piece wool knit suits in sizes 2 to ARF at reduced prices. Limited stock may sell quickly. shoppers encouraged to visit for best selection and discounts.
Old Mission School eo Beauty Culture ads a short time offer for student permanent waves priced from 156 dollars. Phone 182 for details.
Mrs Prentice White wins The Records news tip contest for Saturday by submitting payroll figures for CWA in Chaves county to date Two theatre tickets donated by Yucca Princess daily giveaway for best tip Just phone 11 for general item 55 for society item Theatre lineups for Yucca and Princess venues include Jean Harlow Leo Tracy in Bombshell Richard Cromwell Robert Montgomery Above The Clouds Fay Wray Gene Raymond Barbara Stanwyck Otto Kruger Ralph Bellamy
The Grayburg Oil Co recovered its tools from a fire damaged well two miles east of Artesia and will relocate 1520 feet east. Drilling is expected to resume this week with three additional wells planned in the vicinity.
A chloride tank at Roswell Laundry leaked and engineer Lloyd Gerry was overcome by fumes. He was taken to his home with non serious injuries. A city fireman with a gas mask stopped the leak.
The Ad Man notes Luis A. C. DeRaca paid $50 after climbing the New Mexico capitol flag pole to raise old glory. He says the fire department could have done the job for free. The Boy Scout Fund drive gains momentum with teams citywide, reporting over 150 dollars by 9:30 and 300 by noon. The duck season ends today as Capitan mountains set the sunset. A large corn pile grows at the Berry farm on the Dexter highway amid weekend news.
Mrs W M Roberts a Roswell pioneer dies after brief illness at home 405 East 4th Street. Married in 1881 at Captain Lea home she lived in Roswell her life. Survived by husband four sons Laura and Nellie Iva Sturman, two sisters, two brothers. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 from Ballard Chapel with Rev. Horace Reeves. burial South Park. pallbearers named.
For years doctors prescribed creosote for coughs bronchial irritations and colds. Creomulsion combines creosote with six other medicinal elements to stop coughing and choking colds quickly and safely. If not relieved after using as directed your pharmacist refunds your money. Keep Creomulsion on hand for persistent coughs.
We offer piano tuning and saxophone expertise but boast the best equipped radio laboratory in the southwest with 30 years of real experience to handle radio work properly. Our slogan is No fix no pay. Call 289 125 W. 2ndAdv.
Washington dispatch describes tension as 84 Democratic representatives opposed Roosevelt's federal pay cut plan and faced possible consequences after Postmaster General Farley warned of repercussions. A patronage caucus tonight saw 25 sign a petition against leadership, labeling some signers as troublemakers despite not opposing the president. Horatio Abbott urged Michigan Democrats to back the President amid the split.
North Eddy county taxpayers meeting in Artesia favor a modified sales tax in anticipation of a state legislature sales tax proposal. G V Price of Artesia, president of the Eddy County Taxpayers Association, announced plans to recruit new members in the coming weeks.
Washington reports on Roosevelt administration efforts to extend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, guarantee farm mortgage bonds, and reshape gold reserves. Analysts note government ownership of monetary gold, shifting title, and the role of the Federal Reserve as debates seek to stabilize the dollar amid RFC actions and foreign purchases.
A Friday tour of stock feeding projects in Chaves county will be conducted under the Chamber of Commerce. All interested businessmen and farmers should notify the Chamber. The trip starts at 7:30 from the chamber, with the first stop at Ernest Maione’s Cottonwood place west of Lake Arthur around 8:45. Those in the southern county may join there. Lunch will be served at Oasis Ranch at noon.
Chief of police Frank Young announced this morning that drivers have until Saturday to obtain their licenses. After that date police would begin arresting those driving without a license. The statement sets a clear deadline and enforcement plan.
Julie Meahee went to Lovington to appear before Judge James B McGhee on court matters this morning and planned to return tomorrow.
S P Johnson Jr and ts Woodbury file damages 152.65. Co L Bynum administrator of Jefferson K Smith estate sues Walter Smith and Mrs J F Ward seeking a petition for sale of real estate in district court today.
The president, vice president and secretary of the Chamber of Commerce for the coming year will be elected by the board of directors at a meeting at the Nickson Coffee Shop tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock.
In New York on January 15, the Bond market closed with Liberty 4 1/4 priced 33 38 at 100.29 and Treasury 4 1/4 at 47 52, quoted at 105.24.
The first bootlegging case since prohibition repeal was decided in the district court. Judge Harry L. Patton fined F. H. Coleman of Texico $100 plus costs for selling liquor without a license. Coleman pleaded guilty and received a suspended jail sentence of zero days.
A local shop announces a new shipment of Melotone records priced 25e each or 3 for $1.00 and also a fresh stock of sheet music arriving for buyers.
A beginner harmonica class for young children begins tomorrow. The ad touts easy learning and enjoyable sessions, with contact at phone number 526 for Mildred Van Denbursh.
Local cleaning business advertises cleaning and pressing of suits and dresses at 50 cents per item with contact phone 62, promoting quick service and accessibility for customers seeking garment care in the area.
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