Scoutmasters to Meet Here Tonight
Roswell Scoutmasters gather at the Boy Scout office in the court house tonight at seven for a special meeting.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1935
Page
8
Roswell Scoutmasters gather at the Boy Scout office in the court house tonight at seven for a special meeting.
Anderson's Gardens advertises strawberry rhubarb and asparagus plants for sale in an 128tic classified ad highlighting available varieties and pricing details for local customers.
An Gerson's Gardens offers hot house tomatoes and fresh green cucumbers. Ad appears in local garden supply feature.
Free advice from P. D. Wilkins offers help with selecting fruit trees, grape vines, strawberries, pecans, shade trees, and other plantings. Call 726 to place your order or discuss needs. Adv. J28tfe
Advertisement for Anderson's Gardens promoting salsify as the vegetable oyster with a claim You will like it. The brief notes J24tfc style.
Furnished two bedroom house with three large closets hardwood flooring eight foot Majestic ice box Ward gas heaters and modern plumbing Located at 1313 North Pennsylvania Avenue Roy Norton Adv 12116e.
The Knights of Pythias hall is being extensively redecorated with new drapes and decorative poles as a feature of the updated interior.
The national legislative committee of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce has been appointed consisting of D. H. Wilmot as chairman, Clarence Hinkle, W. J. McInnes, Claude Hobbs and M. Farnsworth.
Senator John H. Mullis H M Dow and Bruce Poorbaugh reading clerk in the state legislature spent the weekend in Roswell and returned to Santa Fe this morning arriving Saturday afternoon.
The plugging crew worked today in the alley between Lea and Missouri near 7th Street. This marked the 24th artesian well plugged in Roswell since the project began.
P. V. Thorson area Boy Scout executive planned to travel to Clovis tonight to help finish the local Boy Scout financial campaign.
For sale purebred Boston bull pups offered through Roswell Hotel annex, with inquiry details provided for potential buyers.
A collection of brief items notes spring warmth, concerns over early vegetation freezes, a proposed US bill to require $10 000 life insurance per passenger on steamers, and speculation on Hauptmann’s trial and possible arrest of his wife as accessory. Also reminders of a President’s Birthday Party at Cahoon Armory with the Cadet Orchestra and mentions of Vitamin B discovery and Spinach reference.
Local officers report all lights at Roswell airport were shot out last night and wires torn, requiring half a day to repair. Police Chief Frank Young warns against interfering with air navigation and cites Bulletin No 16 from the Aeronautics Branch outlining penalties up to 5000 dollars or five years in prison.
New Mexico garages join the NRA code effective immediately covering 212 establishments and about 350 workers. Provisions set a 44 hour week over six days with overtime rules, minimum pay from 13 to 15 dollars weekly, and ban child labor under 16. Exemptions include watchmen, outside sales, and certain executives.
Rio Grande water officials from Colorado, Texas, and New Mexico meet in Santa Fe to pursue a new agreement. A temporary compact allocates Rio Grande water until June 1, 1935, and delegates aim to advance talks after a stalled December conference.
The Chaves County Chapter of the American Red Cross holds its annual meeting this afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce to elect officers for 1935. The event outlines the main business as officer elections.
Harold was arrested Saturday night by state patrolman Luther Oldham on a charge of changing the motor number on an automobile. He was to be arraigned in justice court this afternoon.
The Woodmen Circle held a Saturday night meeting at 7 30 in the I O O F Hall with State Manager Mrs Emma Walling present. She spoke on growth of the Circle and a team will be organized to raise funds for the State Convention in Tucumcari May 10 and 11. Officers were installed and a fine class of young people initiated. Refreshments followed and a jolly time was had by all.
Vaughan the billiard instructor and Jewett's presenter will play a 125 point pocket billiards match against Jack Mace of Roswell tomorrow night at 8. An ensuing display features 12 balls picked up in one hand. The event is free with free instructional lectures daily at 11, 2, 4, and 7. Vaughan’s daughter offers to teach women, with phone inquiries to Jewett.
W. E. Shields of 607 West Walnut reports his dog was fatally poisoned this morning, a local incident under investigation with no additional details available.
Blooming plants of red or yellow per pan 75 cents phone 196 Roswell Flora Co Adv J2114e.
Laxative plant-based medicine Thedford’s Black-Draught contains active ingredients to stimulate sluggish bowels and relieve constipation. An user, Mr. R. M. Gabriel of Huntersville North Carolina, reports headache relief and renewed vitality after taking Black-Draught.
Stark Nursery Co advertises discounts for trees shrubs and vines for the month. Also offers apple tree wood for stove or fireplace. Contact L. B. Jones at Red 1011. JSti8x Miss Virginia Fae Jackson travels from Hondo to State Teachers College to complete nine hours toward a first grade certificate and to study music. She visited El Paso on Sunday to see friends from Kidd Key College.
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