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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1934
Page
6
An advertisement from Bailey's Cleaning Works at 420 North Main promotes cleaning quality as paramount over price. It urges customers to send cleaning to an institution where quality matters, noting phone number $90- as contact.
A compact old advertisement noting Char lies Place at 303 South Main appears in a magazine or book page. The item reads as a local business promotion with no further context or dates.
Roswell enforces a new automobile licensing rule with arrests to begin tomorrow for driving without a license. The ordinance required licenses by January 10 with a grace period. now all drivers in Roswell who operate a car more than 30 days annually must obtain a $1 license from the city clerk, who will close at noon Saturdays. By 3 pm today 2,629 licenses had been issued.
Advertises turkey hens at 112c per pound large toms 8c lb small toms 1bc lb ducks 15c lb large fryers 18c to 20c lb big hens 12c lb and a sale on hens at 2 for 70c with dressing and delivery service.
Allison Floral Co offers a two for one sale on cut flowers priced 50c or more this weekend. Visit 707 South Sea or call 408 for details. Advertisement running J19t1le.
Advertises a 4 room house with 2 1 2 acres, a garage, chicken house, and cow shed. Seeks a 3 or 4 room house closer in. Inquiries: 1522 North Kentucky. Adv. J1LTtox.
The Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy Board will meet at ten o'clock tomorrow morning at the law library in the courthouse to discuss upcoming projects and governance matters.
Annette Reese, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Reese, reports picking a bunch of verbenas by the road by Border Hill yesterday afternoon. The Record notes this is an unseasonable occurrence due to the warm winter and invites similar contributions from readers.
Dollahon Vulcanizing offers new and used tires at 205 East 2nd Adv. Includes 1110 tile.
A party of about 50 business men toured stock feeding pens in Chaves County sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and arranged by its farmers' committee. Oasis ranch provided lunch. The seven thirty start and full day event aimed to show fattening practices for sheep and cattle at market scale and to let local feeders compare methods.
The Broncos of N. M. M. L schedule a two game series with the New Mexico Miners at Cahoon Armory on Monday and Tuesday. The team, praised as strong, faces a stern test versus the pre-diggers, after beating Ammonett's Fender Fixers 31 to 27 in their lone earlier contest.
Mr Richardson urged personal responsibility for workers safety and proper clothing. He warned that drinking on the job or reporting under liquor influence would lead to dismissal and cited two incidents of workers striking foremen. He outlined care for injured workers. T J Hall thanked attendees and explained staggered work to broaden employment. He noted uncertain continuation after February 15 and proposed an engineer-in-charge for the region, one per four to five counties. 27 people attended.
Classified snippet shows alfalfa for sale at 19 dollars per ton with contact by phone 1086 during business hours. Also rental notices for rooms and an unfurnished apartment at 505 North Penn and contact details for Mrs Walter Gill. One wanted ad seeks a lady with a child for work, with a phone number 190.
Special student permanent waves from 150 dollars and up available for a short time only at the Old Mission School of Beauty Culture. Call 182 for details and to schedule.
Innis Brook traveled from Glencoe to Roswell today, appearing in the town for an unspecified visit or engagement. No further details were provided about the purpose or duration of the trip.
Durance Roderick, lieutenant governor of the Southwest District of Kiwanis International and El Paso Times publisher, will visit Roswell on January 29 for a conference with Lake J. Frazier, Roswell Kiwanis Club president, and the Clovis Kiwanis club president.
Amonett Advocate from 1912 touts first quality materials for shoe repair, claiming quality repairs are cheaper in the long run and attract many customers. The note blends promotional tone with a brief endorsement of durable, cost effective service.
Old Mission School of Beauty Culture offers complete courses in all branches of beauty culture. Students become expert operators with practical training on live models under licensed teachers. Mrs Wright and Mrs Porter aim to run the school in cooperation with standard rate beauty shops in the city. Phone numbers provided for tuition or appointments.
Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street advertises heavy rug yarn for hooked rugs Saxony yarn for baby garments and cro chet needles and rug hooks available for crafters in a compact local notice.
Whatley Produce Co advertises small fat hens at two for 7 cents and heavy hens in all sizes. A selection of young turkey hens weighing 8 to 10 pounds is priced at 13 cents per pound. The notice touts the excellent family size and provides phone 418 and address 515 East 2nd St. Adv. 119tic os.
A compact ad notes Falcons Electrical Service offers radio work with a 30 year track record and a no fix no pay guarantee. It also promotes Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop highlighting top treatment at no extra cost with phone and address details.
An early 20th century ad by KL T Amonett asserts that when a shoe repairer does not use first quality material no one is the goat, promising durable repairs and trustworthy service.
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