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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1933
Page
6
The Roswell Daily Record notes New Mexico faces a potential deficit larger than half a million dollars per State Treasurer Anderson. It points to proposed legislature pay raises, a shift to a $1000 flat rate for sixty days plus travel, and calls for income or sales tax. It questions lawmakers’ effectiveness and highlights tax policy debates in Santa Fe.
Warden Fd Swope opposes reducing official salaries and backs maintaining the 122 cent sheriff mileage and 75 cents per day per prisoner for food. He is a key political figure, with graft defense seen as praising the sheriff and raising questions about gubernatorial alignment and legislative willingness to shield graft from cuts.
The Roswell Daily Record reports on Democratic convention invitations and delegates for Denver, local teachers’ meeting plans, revival tour from Lake Arthur, Commercial Club gymnasium additions, and several residents' travel notices and social events across Hagerman Roswell Artesia Orchard Park and nearby areas. Names include Richardson Haggard Carroon Daly and others.
Araminta Williams flees to her aunt in Washington to marry Parney Tyson but reconsidering after spotting Janney Breckenridge, the man who once broke her heart. Leontine and Iris debate propriety as the family wrestles with love, pride, and a looming wedding decision.
A torn page puzzle fills the column with clues for a daily cross word and a passing scene on the pavilion steps. Three friends debate Minta while a gray motor approaches, hinting at a future interruption and a cliffhanger ending.
Beverly Hills propaganda note quotes Rogers predicting a 12 year path to a Philippine constitution. It claims the U S would judge suitability by debt payments and avoid Japanese influence. The speaker proposes a “sporting offer” linking freedom to debt settlement and constitutional alignment.
Kloranda at 401 South Richardson promotes Hyer and Sons cowboy boots as the finest line in the city via a classified ad. The notice highlights inventory and directs readers to the Record Want-Ads for results.
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