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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record lists publishing details for Roswell New Mexico including office addresses and staff roles such as society editor city editor and advertising manager. It notes standard subscription rates in advance and outlines AP membership and copyright statements.
Carlsbad farmers face a critical drought as U S reclamation reservoirs fail to store enough water, risking daily crop losses up to 50000 dollars and potentially wiping out a million dollars of cotton. Calls grow for expanded storage and dam rebuilding, while Carlsbad Cavern attendance climbs and potash development advances despite foreign competition. Licensing in New Mexico shifts to municipalities but hours regulation remains unsettled, prompting warnings of a potential revolt against unregulated liquor traffic.
The editor envisions New Mexico’s forests and mountains drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors annually. With good roads to the White and Sacramentos ranges, resorts, hotels, fishing, boating, golf, and hunting will grow, turning the state into a premier vacation destination with Indian and Spanish towns adding charm.
Gladys Huntington Bevans describes practical baby care equipment from carrying baskets with long handles to bath tubs on stands. She notes raised bases, drafts protection, bath ionettes with hose attachments, and high hospital-style dressing trays designed to save the mother’s back and keep the baby cool in hot weather.
A Cresap murder mystery unfolds at a Long Island boathouse with Cresap and his Chinese servant dead. Private account by Cresap’s stepbrother hints at will disputes, Florence Dane, a ward, and Gregory Thorpe in Ohio. Inspector Bray probes a web of motives, disguises, and fear as diary extracts reveal surveillance and danger.
The column lauds Artesia dentist Dr J J Clarke as a strong governor contender, praising his tax exemption platform for home ownership and his prior near-win. It notes CCC expansion potential in New Mexico and comments on state license plate design, postage rates, and relief work ideas while recalling local Fourth of July celebrations and a critical banking case in New York.
The text argues for painting labels about two feet high on pavement at intersections, renewing them as needed. It claims this method aids both pedestrians and motorists and views street labeling as a neglected municipal task.
Doris Blake counsels readers on heartbreak and moving on after a romantic breakup. The piece urges accepting the end, avoiding futile attempts to rekindle the affection, and quickly seeking a new, healthier interest to restore self esteem. It emphasizes that heartbreak is common and not a reflection of character or charm.
A proposed milk marketing agreement for Bernalillo County area including Albuquerque will be heard July 6 in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. A. G. Nye will preside for Secretary Wallace. About 20 000 people are in the sales area, with Albuquerque Cooperative Dairy Association and Bernalillo County Dairy Association representing 75 percent of production. The case involves interstate transport of cream milk and butter. producer prices and license details will be set at the hearing.
The Rev Roy L Smith argues happiness comes from outside interests sacrifices and overcoming difficulties. He asserts a self centered life yields no joy and highlights wounds doubts and obstacles as tests that build fulfillment.
A compact advertises Falcons Electrical Service offering fast radio repairs at low cost. It lists phone 238 and address 125 West Second, Astfc.
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