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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
7
State Treasurer Clinton Anderson has resigned as he faced demands from multiple duties. The paper urges Governor Hockenhull to appoint a dependable treasurer who will stay on the job, noting many loyal Democrats could fill the post, potentially from Roswell.
The initial month of legal liquor sales in Texas yielded ten million dollars in government revenue. Some say this alleviates many public woes while others note unresolved concerns about regulation and enforcement.
It appears schools and taxpayers may need to press lawmakers to convene a commercial session as valuable time continues to slip away. The note signals frustration with delayed action and the urgency to accelerate legislative action.
Opinion suggests naming Frank Young of Roswell to the United States marshal post in New Mexico would resolve the dispute and satisfy all sides, delivering an efficient officer.
The Santa Fe New Mexican argues that CWA programs should persist to avoid a return to charity. It condemns calls to cut employment, hours, and pay for laborers, teachers, and road workers, warning of inadequate relief if relief efforts end.
The piece praises Senator Cutting for unwavering devotion to veterans and all wars, noting his persistent and hard labor for the cause and describing him as a senior senator from New Mexico.
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce seeks market for New Mexico canaries as requests for three carloads come in. Few birds remain locally after years of decline due to imports. Santa Fe has been alerted to fulfill the order, a notable shift for tourists viewing the state’s remaining flock.
Citizens urge action after disclosure that millions in Public Works funds were allocated under state law. Opinion grows that the governor should convene a special session to address the issue and oversee the program.
McNally Hall Meter Compass offers free adjustments and tests for official certificates. Local readers are advised to contact the shop at the provided phone number for service and verification.
Antoinette Donnelly interviews a woman plagued by extreme oily hair who finds relief with an oil for oil method using equal parts olive and castor oil applied overnight then washed three times. The method, believed to work by balancing glandular disturbance, is praised for producing glossy hair and is contrasted with bran paste and cleaning fluid as emergency aids.
Doris Blake describes a four year marriage strained by a nagging wife. The husband, stressed by work and a young child, fears confrontation and longs for home. The piece laments nagging as a social burden and urges gratitude and right conduct by wives.
Roland Blatch returns to Sir Henry Glazeborough s gathering as the Whisperer case tightens. Chief Inspector Larpent outlines a trap that could expose the kidnapper unless Roland risks capture to deliver crucial evidence. Joyce Merrow and Miss Harner witness the tense plan unfold amid guests and moral drama.
Readers across the state back a plain sales tax with added levies on intangible values to share the burden. They support educational consolidation, county union, and lean government, criticizing politicians and urging citizen involvement. The note highlights rising prices, NRAs limits, and Gov. Hockenhall’s praise for New Mexico magazine.
The 1934 35 cotton adjustment program assigns each farm a 40 percent allotment based on five year base production 1928 1932 to determine adjustment and parity payments. Parity payments guarantee at least one cent per pound on the farm allotment, raising lint price by five dollars per bale for the corresponding crop. University income and disbursements for July 1 1952 to June 30 show 246 925 93 and 332 207 30 respectively with salaries the largest expense and bonds insured for fire.
Albuquerque report from the New Mexico University of New Mexico audit by the state comptroller. Henry G. Coots, president of the board of regents, released the findings.
Short term permit offers waves for 150 dollars and up at Old Massion School of Beauty Culture. Phone 182 listed. Adve J8tic.
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