Santa Fe Land Office official visits Roswell on business
R. M. Daly of the United States Land Office in Santa Fe was in Roswell on business today, meeting local officials and discussing land matters.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1933
Page
8
R. M. Daly of the United States Land Office in Santa Fe was in Roswell on business today, meeting local officials and discussing land matters.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Malone from the Cottonwood were in Roswell today visiting local sights and enjoying a brief outing away from home.
Small practically new furnished cabin for rent near water post office and lodge in Ruidoso. Pay like rent with no interest charges. $200 monthly. Phone 211. Adg. 16tie.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Joyce Jr and Mrs Herbert Joyce own a ranch near Hondo designated as a family property. The three Joyces operate the ranch together, managing livestock and land resources in the area.
Rev and Mrs C C Hill returned to Roswell today after spending Sunday in Carlsbad.
Charles M deBremond Post No 28 holds a regular meeting Monday at 730 PM in the Chamber of Commerce Building with special entertainment and important business. Members urged to attend. Adv.
Attorneys Caswell S. Neal of Carlsbad and Tom Neal of Levington represented plaintiffs in the Wooley oil case in district court today. Judge H. A. Kiker presided over the hearing.
All Master Masons desiring to attend the Masonic Institute at Carlsbad are instructed to be at the Masonic Temple by 7 30 in the morning tomorrow Tuesday.
Business will be conducted as usual at the Continental Filling Station operated by W. B. King at the corner of Fifth and Mail despite rebuilding of the plant. Mr. King and his sons will service cars efficiently and with perfect reliability.
An old ad touts Real Mexican dishes at Mrs Gomez Cafe 198 West Alameda offering enchiladas and tacos at low prices for parties and takeout. It lists enchiladas with one or two eggs, tacos, tamales, frijoles and chile con carne, plus a combination plate, inviting readers to try the cuisine.
Beauty advertises regular visits to improve natural beauty. Encourages appointments with experienced operators at Old Mission Beauty Shoppe located at 219 North Main Acy. Phone 182.
Quality yarns for afghans sold in bundles of 2 to 3 ounces with ten strands per bank. Special rug design assortment 27 by 40 inches with working chart offered for 50 cents each. Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street advertises these items with Horton’s Transfer phone number 136.
The remains of Miss Bernice Hudson were shipped to El Dorado Kansas by train this afternoon. She died at her home on West Hendricks Street Saturday morning at 5. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday in El Dorado with Bynum Ballard Funeral Home handling local arrangements.
A radio shop warns that letting an inexperienced radio man experiment on your set may train a would be expert at your expense. With 25 years experience they claim to save you tuition by repairing all makes of radios. No fix no pay. Falcons Electrical Service 125 West 2nd. Phone 289.
Fresh eggs 25 per dozen and head lettuce two for five cents. Plain steak priced at 10 cents per pound. Fresh cat liver 16 cents per pound. Good breakfast bacon per pound. Local contact Laura Kraut at Sc. Giant yellow shell. H. B. Salee, phone 1212, Ady. 208 E. South. 1614c
Mrs J B Hunt 30 passed away Sunday morning at St Marys Roswell after eight months in the town with her family from Shamrock Oklahoma Survived by husband Joe B Hunt of Holmes Chevrolet Company daughter Louise 10 son Forrest 6 father and mother J C Coggins J C Coggins Jr two sisters Mrs W D Hunt and Mrs Debert Elvert funeral services held at 10 this morning at Bynum Ballard chapel Rev Henderson of the Methodist church led the service with church choir music Interment was in South Park Preserve as a church worker and Rebekah lodge member she also served in Veterans Auxiliary of Watsonville California.
Unsettled to night with snow in the northern portion and colder conditions. Tuesday forecast calls for generally fair skies and cooler air across the state, turning colder in the southern portion.
Classified notice notes someone seeking a ride to California to cover costs. Mentions French's Cafe and Lough Post Office as reference points. Also lists rental housing: two houses, four rooms with sleeping porch, modern six-room house, both near 206 South Missouri Ave.
In San Miguel County contested statehouse races were heard as Adam Colleagues Democratic leaders alleged Republican manipulation to secure a majority. Claims included improper use of poll books, denial of absentee ballots, and unlawful election place changes aimed at suppressing Democratic voters.
Weather turns brisk after sunny spell. Madison's Sunset Creamery window display on West Sourth draws attention. Sleeping sickness case at Patrcia Maguire prompts uncertain recovery. Lubbock hosts a class D baseball circuit with West Texas, New Mexico and Roswell discussed as members. Unvented gas heater incident injures three women. plumber urged for proper venting to prevent costlier damage.
Santa Fe New Mexico AP reports Capt A H Norton assistant instructor of the New Mexico National Guard will visit Clovis Roswell and Carlsbad early this week for inspections. He will inspect the machine gun troop of the 111th Cavalry at Clovis today then Battery A 158th Field Artillery and the First Squadron headquarters troop in Roswell Tuesday and Wednesday followed by the Second Squadron Headquarters troop and Troop 1 of the 111th at Carlsbad on Thursday.
In Washington the Senate faced a lengthy filibuster delaying key measures while the House pressed ahead with appropriation bills and farm relief. debate focused on overriding Hoover's veto of Philippine independence and a crop production loan bill as committees heard testimony on veterans benefits and unemployment aid.
Washington reports Senator Sheppard of Texas urged against submitting the repeal question during the thirteenth anniversary of prohibition. He claimed the repeal drive gains from wealthy interests shifting tax burdens and warned repeal would erode the nation’s moral fabric and ideals. He added that a fair hearing is unlikely amid paid propaganda and misrepresentations.
Santa Fe January 16 AP House standing committees were set by speaker Alvan N White with additions and substitutions. Notable entries include Judiciary Om't McKenna and Harris Krannawitter. Taxation Drake Harris. Public lands Wamel Taylor Hudgins. Roads and highways Contreras. City and Gas Foster Hinkle Maes. Salary adjustments discussed with McNabb proposing cuts for earners above 209 monthly, but Vit Project U.S. officials resisted.
The Democratic House moves to oust surviving Republicans after the November landslide. The State Tribune condemns the practice as crude and unlawful, noting it disenfranchises thousands and will be seen as unsportsmanlike by the public.
The Santa Fe New Mexican warns that as state income taxes loom, a man with a $5,000 income faced $16.88 in federal taxes after a $3,500 exemption last year and a 112 percent rate on the remaining amount. This year the exemption drops to $2,500 with no earned income deduction, effectively raising his tax. If a state income tax is added, the small income taxpayer may face dramatic increases, and surtaxes begin at $6,000 for larger incomes.
The Las Vegas Optic argues the state legislature should not rush to consider prohibition laws before Congress acts. It contends lawmakers were not elected to override the state constitution and that repeal should rest with the voters who approved the amendment.
Washington January 16 The House approved legislation to make $75,000,000 available for 1933 crop production loans in a 178 to 69 vote. The measure, amended from $103,000,000, now goes back to the Senate for action on amendments, with Chairman Jones of the Agriculture Committee as author of the substituted House bill.
Ross Malone appears to be up today following a short illness. Details on recovery timing or remaining symptoms are not provided.
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co of Kansas City offers an accident policy paying up to 100 dollars monthly for 24 months for disability and 1000 dollars for death costs under a dollar a day 3 50 a year. Over 150 000 have bought this policy. Men women and children eligible. Send name address age beneficiary name and relationship for policy in 10 days free inspection no examination required. Limited offer write today.
The Albuquerque Journal notes gross salary inequities among state officials. A few departments are cut while others remain, and the only effective path to adjust these salaries in the interest of economy is through legislation.
The Alamo Gordo News Loco Locals column mocks the budget with a quip about dazzling schemes and ease of balance, noting the humor carries more truth than poetry in the playful criticism.
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