Outlook for Spinach In New Mexico Markets
Spinach harvest is active with second early crop up about 12 percent from last year. Despite higher production, total yield may match the ten year average. Market prices have risen slightly but should ease as marketing grows. About 6,000 pounds sold at Albuquerque Farmers Market in 1939, over half of local production. Average season price 4 cents per pound. Federal Surplus Commodities Corp includes spinach in truck crops for Food Stamp Plan areas, signaling broader distribution and local-use growth.
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W. A. Wunsch
New Mexico Extension Service
Albuquerque
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
New Mexico
Fourth at Lakes State Park Sparks Family Fun
July Fourth at Bottomless Lakes State Park promises boat races swimming and ideal spots to watch fireworks. Picnic parties are already planned with fireworks for sale at the park, inviting visitors to enjoy the holiday at the state park.
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Bottomless Lakes State Park
Cousin of Mrs McPherson Dies in Auto Crash
Word reached Roswell of the death of Lorraine Norris of Oak Park Illinois a cousin of Mrs W D McPherson. Miss Norris was instantly killed in an automobile accident on July 2 and had planned to travel to Roswell that day for a summer visit.
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Lorraine Norris
Oak Park
Ill
W. D. McPherson
Roswell
Marriage Licenses for Cruse Anders Prickett Alexander
Homer Lee Cruse of Glendale Arizona and Vertie Ellen Anders of Phoenix Arizona married license issued. Paul David Prickett of Lubbock Texas and Norma Ruth Alexander of Portales New Mexico obtained a marriage license.
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Homer Lee Cruse
Glendale
Ariz
Vertie Ellen Anders
Phoenix
Paul David Prickett
Lubbock
Norma Ruth Alexander
Portales
VANN HOTEL Under New Management
VANN HOTEL under new management. Redecorated rooms by day or week. Reasonable prices. For Rent: FIVE ROOM modern furnished house. Phone 374 or 163. BEDROOM in private home, and garage if desired. Mrs. Johnson, Phone 563. For Sale: 3 DALMATIAN female puppies. See G. T. Watts.
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Vann Hotel
Johnson
Don Hodges Escapes Injury In Accident
Don Hodges of Roswell escaped injury when his car turned over about six miles west of Honda yesterday afternoon. He skidded on wet pavement after passing a line of vehicles stalled by a minor collision. No one was seriously hurt, though Roy Finch and others reported minor cuts and bruises amid a chain reaction caused by slick roads and rain.
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Don Hodges
Roswell
Honda
Hodges
C. F. Naquin
el Paso
Roy Finch
Tohoka
Texas
Finch
Haven i Cankiee For Commissioner
John W. Haven filed with the county clerk as a Democratic candidate for county commissioner from District 2. He was omitted from the published candidate list and is the fourth filer for the 3rd district alongside Monte Goodin Louie B. Heick and M. L. Kuykendall. Also advertised are SAT POULTRY SPECIALS by WHATLEY PRODUCE Co offering fryers and hen specials.
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John W. Haven
Mr. Haven
Monte Goodin
Louie B. Heick
M. L. Kuykendall
Death on Crooks Front End At Roswell Auto
Dorothy Harrell of the Realistic Beauty Shop invites old and new customers to visit at 111 West 4th Street in Roswell. She announces the arrival of Mrs. Rachel Youree and offers appointments by phone 640.
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Roswell Auto Company
Dorothy Harrell
West 4Th St
Rachel Youree
A Rather Dull Market For Wool This Week
Boston July 5 The Commercial Bulletin notes a dull wool market due to holidays and cautious buying. Domestic and foreign offerings persist with prices near recent highs, while Mohair shows little change. Quotations cover scoured wool by region and various grades, with modest purchases at slight discounts and speculative rumors about defense funding for foreign wool remaining unconfirmed.
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Boston
Summer Street
South America
Australia
Committee For National Defense
Bulletin
Texas
California
Northern
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
F. M
Territory
Montana
Delaine
Cape Winter
Cape Summers
Man pleads not guilty to buying two stolen tires
George Smith, colored, today pleaded not guilty before Judge Pat O Neill to a charge of buying receiving and aiding in concealment of two automobile tires valued at 37.50 owned by Lowrey Auto Co. He waived a preliminary hearing and bond was set at 500. The tires were said to be stolen by Zeno Lewis colored who was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for burglary tools and admitted burglarizing Lowrey Auto Co. Smith is alleged to have bought the tires from Lewis.
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George Smith
Pat O’neill
J. P
Lowrey Auto Company
Zeno Lewis
Smith
Lewis
Dr Beeson Returns to Roswell for Brief Visit
Dr C F Beeson returns to Roswell from his Ruidoso cabin and will be in his office for a few days. Mrs Beeson remains at Ruidoso for a week.
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DR. Beeson
C. F. Beeson
Roswell
Ruidoso
Mrs. Beeson
Patriot Day Service at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church observes Patriot Day on Sunday July 7 in the morning service. An American flag will be displayed prominently and a brief history shared. Pastor W. Fred Hinesley will speak on the Living Bread.
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First Baptist
W. Fred Hinesley
Two Fires Hit Stores Firecrackers Hit Awnings
Fire crews responded Wednesday night to Price and Company and Montgomery Wards where firecrackers were thrown on awnings causing minor damage at both locations.
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Price and Company
Montgomery Wards
Missing Roswell Boys Sought After Pair
Leo Martin, 11, and a Mexican boy named Sigillo have been missing since yesterday morning. Believed to be together, Martin is light complexioned with light hair, wearing straw hat, polo shirt, khaki pants and black shoes. Home at 711 South Missouri.
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Roswell
Leo Martin
Sigillo
Sheriff's Office
Martin
South Missouri
Germany Denies Monroe Doctrine Notes In Press Remarks
President Roosevelt, discussing German responses to the American note, said Berlin questions US claims on Western Hemisphere possessions and warned that interpretations could grant Europe power over American lands. Hull reported Berlin views while Roosevelt outlined a near ten billion defense plan and urged unified national defense control amid evolving global events.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Hull
Ing
Roosevelt
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vacation Bible School Ends Week With Address on Heaven
The commencement exercises of the Vacation Bible School begin at 7 15 Sunday evening at First Baptist Church. Awards and exhibits will interest all. After the program the pastor will discuss another message on prophecy How far do you live from Heaven. The public is welcome to worship with us.
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Vacation Bible School
First Baptist Church
Disarmament Threats Loom as Democracies Face Collapse
A world crisis unfolds as disarmament measures threaten nations and foreign governments face conquest. Leaders warn that replacing governments destroys judiciary and legislature, eroding democracy. The president notes many Americans fear this trend and its consequences.
Cromwell Visits The Carlsbad Cavern
James Cromwell former United States minister to Canada and New Jersey senate candidate joined more than 2 200 Independence Day visitors to Carlsbad Caverns yesterday as crowds set yearly records. He traveled with his wife Doris Duke Cromwell who suggested the trip. she was absent during the visit as the couple vacationed in northern New Mexico.
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Carlsbad
N. M
James Cromwell
United States
Canada
Carlsbad Caverns
Cromwell
New Jersey
Doris Duke Cromwell
Broadway Nights and World’s Fair tunes in New York
Axel Storm surveys Broadway shows and World’s Fair amusements, listing existing plays such as Ladies in Retirement and Tobacco Road alongside musical revues like DuBarry Was a Lady Hellzapoppin and Walk With Music. He notes the strong cast rosters, hopes to see Frances Williams again, and plans to devote Summer columns to music at the Lewisohn Stadium and Carnegie Hall.
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New York
Flushing Meadow
DuBarry
Bert Lahr
Ethel Merman
Olsen and Johnson
Jack Haley
Shirley Ross
Jimmy Durante
Ray Bolger
Jane Froman
Ilka Chase
Louisiana Purchase
Gaxton-Moore
Irene Bordoni
Vera Zeorina
Kitty Carlisle
Mitzi Green
Frances Williams
Betty Lawford
Art Jarrett
Marty May
Donald Burr
Stepin Fetchit
Frances
Flushing
Lewisohn
Bach
Brahms
Beethoven
Boulanger
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Rachmaninoff
Delius
Donizetti
Richard Strauss
Johann Strauss
Oskar Strauss
Irving Berlin
Carnegie Hall
Broadway
U. S. Officers in Latin America and Brazil Missions
War department officials report U S officers deployed across the Americas. One infantryman runs a military school in Nicaragua plus three in Haiti and three in Chile. All are outstanding in their fields and speak local languages. Navy missions operate in Brazil with eight men in Colombia, six in Argentina, three in Peru, and four elsewhere. All officers are paid by the United States and receive regular army pay.
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Brazil
Colombia
Argentina
Peru
Koolair Car Coolers And Andersons Gardens Ad Highlight
Vintage ad style snippet promotes Koolair car coolers priced at 12.95 and canned goods guidance for rhubarb and beans. Includes Andersons Gardens advertisement with ad emphasis and brief product mentions.
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Koolair
Roswell Auto Company
Andersons Gardens
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ED Williams
G. T. Watts
Whatley Produce Co
Grand Gas Ranges
Central Hardware, Inc
T. E. Boggs
N. Main St
I. J. Marshall
Steve Marshall
W. Third
Sterling
Huff
Jewelry
Carlsbad Cavern
Britain
Normandie Va
Treasury Department
Panama Canal
Sary
National Defense
New York Harbor
Wendell L. Willkie
Axel Storm
King Features Syndicate, Inc
U. S
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