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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1941
Page
8
A local voice urges Marathon Timed gasoline as the scientifically correct treatment for modern automobiles. The speaker argues that gasoline quality matters and a trial proves the claim better than argument, promoting Marathon Timed as the best option for engines.
Evangelist Anderson held a revival attracting record crowds despite a protestor dressed as the Devil who carried a sign objecting to the program. The incident drew attention as attendees ignored the picket and entered the meeting.
The advertisement promotes Marathon Endurance motor oil as a straightforward product with no hidden features. It asserts reliable lubrication and dependable performance without exaggerated claims or perfumed additives. A July 4 fireworks display is noted at Swimming Boating and Picnic Grounds, Bottomless Lakes.
The Chamber of Commerce flood control committee announced to directors that the Pecos Valley Joint Investigation report by the National Resources Planning Board was very thorough and fair. The 500 plus page document was praised for its depth and balanced analysis, reflecting broad interests. Card of Thanks We express gratitude for kindness shown after the loss of our mother and six sisters.
Mayor Hall will address the city on flood control tonight at 6 45 on the local radio station. A special election is set for next Tuesday to approve a tax on city property not to exceed 5 mills for three years to fund flood control work. Mrs F S Wilson entertained Tuesday afternoon with a surprise shower for her daughter Garoutte, with many gifts on display and guests including Mmes Esslinger Scott Clark Hite Blaylock Crocker Mounce Kisselburg Forrester Salmon Roberts Littlefield Guss Carson and hostess Wilson. Those unable to attend but sending gifts were Mmes Pack Groseclose and Sanders.
Miss Vivian Drury daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Drury of Roswell placed second in the New Mexico girls division of the Ford Good Drivers League contest held yesterday in Albuquerque. Each town sent two contestants based on preliminary tests to enter the state finals. She won a $125 wrist watch as a prize.
Special offered by Roswell Typewriter Co. featuring a late model Remington Noiseless with automatic tabulation priced at $39.75. Includes a 12 month guarantee and returns policy.
An ad for Permanent Wave Shop at 108 East 4th Street urges readers to get a permanent wave now. Phone contact listed as 254 6-2130c. It promotes a stylistic hair treatment in a concise, period ad tone.
Twenty people accused of mail fraud in New Mexico oil and lease schemes were sentenced by U S District Judge Colin Neblett to terms from eight months to ten years. Dorothy Heard of Santa Fe received three years probation after cooperation with prosecutors. Multiple defendants from Kansas City, Denver, and Los Angeles earned sentences ranging from 12 months to ten years, with fines up to $4,000. Additional sentences were postponed to tomorrow and Monday.
Stocks close with wide list of equities including AmC&F AmCan AmAir AmLoco and others trading across a volatile session. In Kansas City, livestock markets show higher hog prices with steady to strong cattle and calf values, plus active sheep demand and lift in spring lambs.
Cotton futures closed 8 to 10 higher with July at 14.60 and October 14.77. December 14.87-14.88, January 14.87, March 14.93, May 14.92. Middling spot 15.43. N-Nominal.
New Orleans spot cotton finished steady to firm with an eight point rise. Sales reached 558 bales as Middling grade held at 14.46 cents per pound.
Grease wool futures closed 0.1 to 0.2 cent lower with Oct and Dec at 93.5 cents, Mar 93.4. Certificated grease wool spot at 93.8. Wool top futures mostly steady to up 0.4 cent. July 123.4, Oct 119.8, Dec 118.6, Mar 117.9 cents. Certificated spot wool tops 13.8 cents. B-Bid.
Chicago produce prices show unsettled butter receipts at 93 score with varied quot- ations. Eggs and poultry prices move. local milk products, ice cream offered at 30c per quart and frosted malts for 5c. Roswell ad promotes home grown dewberries and fountain service at 9th and Main.
The market advanced with steels rails farm implements and industrial specialties leading gains as traders embraced a modest comeback after a recent price drift. Transfers totaled 385,600 shares as bonds and Japanese issues joined the uplift while late profit selling trimmed some gains.
Chicago July 2 market close shows wheat for July at 1.04 1/4 to 1/8, September 1.05 1/8 to 1/4, December 1.06 5/8 to 1/8. Corn July 0.733 8 to 0.748, September 0.753 to 0.778, December 0.777 3/4. Oats July old 37 3/4, July new 37 3/8, September old 38 1/2, September new 38, December 39 1/8.
Trade in wool on the Boston market was very light today with small volume sales. Prices remained mostly steady to firm, while fine Australian wools closed at prices declined to the low end of the range. Twelve month Texas wools drew scattered bids with offers at the low end of $1.05 to $1.16 scoured basis.
Roswell Lodge No 18 A F and A M holds a regular meeting Thursday evening at 730 July 3 by order of H M Huff Jr W M.
In New York curb market trading on July 2, Ark Nat Gas up 1 1/8, Carrier Corp 8 Cities Service 4 1/2, Fl Bond & Sh 2 1/8, Fairchild Av 8 7/8, Hecla Min 6, Humble Oil 59, Ins Co N Am 73 1/2.
Spot cotton in Galveston on July 2 remained steady with middling at 14.23 cents and no sales reported. The market shows little movement as prices hold firm and demand remains quiet.
Local advertisement announces price advances at Roswell Mattress Co urging customers to buy or renovate now while rates remain fair. Company offers at home service and lists 402 South Main address with phone numbers 614 and 7-2115c for contact.
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