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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1933
Page
6
The fragment shows a publisher and office details with staff roles and advertising rates. It mentions subscription prices and carrier rates, including outside New Mexico and a pricing table for six months and yearly terms. The text is an OCR reel of a mid page advertising and contact section.
A letter from the Alamo Gordo Advertiser questions why New Mexico state funds bought alfalfa hay from Safford Arizona for the State Institute for the Blind at $18 a ton. The writer argues Pecos Valley hay, grown with artesian water, is superior and locally produced, and cites the institute’s $2500 bowling alleys as further unnecessary expense. Also notes a reader’s ad seeking a lost bulldog.
Roswell figures prominently in a tense political race as candidates debate offices and futures. Speculation centers on cabinet or interior secretary roles, with a wary view of reshaping the senate lineup and long term chances for incumbents.
A cryptic note compares this month’s Carlsbad Cavern visit numbers to last year with figures around 86 and 19 respectively, indicating a change in visitor counts since the prior period.
The Japanese navy plans a move toward the Philippines, a maneuver that could provoke strong American reaction and widespread protests if replicated by the United States. Local observers warn of possible escalations and diplomatic friction ahead.
A Denver Colorado property sale is recorded with the Gold mine sold for 930 dollars and taxes stated as 938. The entry mentions the property and taxes in the region around Denver.
Classifieds showcase ad results with emphasis on effective placement. Readers seek practical tips and examples of successful listings driving responses and sales across local markets.
Santa Monica letters note the banking bill clears the Senate after a long debate. The writer claims newspapers favored Huey Long’s rhetoric over the bill text and praises Carter Glass as an authority on money, while criticizing Republican efforts to influence him. The letter hints at a new settlement requiring payments to unspecified parties.
Senator Smith of South Carolina said he would support a campaign by Frank Hamlin of Anderson to appoint M. A. Otero Sr. of Santa Fe as Governor of the Panama Canal Zone in the Roosevelt administration. Hamlin, a former Canal Zone deputy marshal, has outlined Otero's qualifications and discussed him with Senators Bratton and Cutting.
Washington January 28 AP reports a bill by Representative Whittington proposing to cut members of Congress salaries from 10000 to 7500 and reduce House clerks' pay by 25 percent. The piece also includes a sermon fragment by The Rev Roy L. Smith discussing integrity and self-knowledge.
In Hot Springs New Mexico on January 28 federal prohibition officers seized a thirty gallon still and arrested two men, Paul Reisnover and W O Reisnover, who were arraigned on charges of possession and manufacture of liquor and fined fifty dollars each.
Local radio service announces expert repair and maintenance offered at Western Auto Supply Company with contact number 1287-Adv and a street address on 12th Avenue. Service emphasizes quick turnaround and reliable parts for radios and related devices.
Araminta Williams runs away with Barney Tyson to marry in Washington Madison? Aunt Min's, but she balks after sighting Jamey Preckenridge. Barney, eager for public life, contemplates politics while Araminta declares ambitions in the arts. Summer unfolds with social immersion and plans to pursue stage, and Barney strives to balance friendship, duty, and his own future.
Barney confronts Araminta upon returning home in September. He visits Pay Cottage to run errands and finds her by the water feeding ducks. The scene depicts a tense, premeditated encounter as she casually answers his doubts about her becoming an actress.
25 Years Ago In Roswell reports the Roswell Fire Department adopting fire alarm gnats and dividing the city into three wards by Main and Third streets. An open meeting of the Bond issue League became a mass civic gathering at the city hall with heavy attendance. Bud Wilkinson leaves for a northern trip. Mrs. Claude S Cravens arrives from Carlsbad to visit friends. T B Gallaher of Pecos Valley Lines visits on business.
State senator John H. Malis of Chaves county and Senate chief reading clerk Reese Cagle returned to the Santa Fe session yesterday morning. They came down to Roswell Friday. Mr and Mrs Clarence E Hinkle and their baby son James Lisse returned to Santa Fe today after being in Roswell since last Wednesday. Mr Hinkle is a representative of Chaves county in the lower house.
Advertiser describes herself as a young woman with experience in bookkeeping and stenography seeking employment to support her child. She provides address Box 40 care of Recond. Adv. and references a 1st6x notation.
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