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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
8
Artesia mourns Lee Buck killed in an altercation with his brother in law at Caddo Texas. The Record earlier reported the incident. An unrelated ad mentions a platen and grinding it down for renewal plus Hendrix Typewriter Service and Bear Dustin's with phone 111.
The Record highlights how ads guide smarter shopping by showing current market prices and bargains while saving time. Alf Guffey’s radio mishap illustrates household hazards and a joke about a future morse-proof radio. A husband wife exchange ends with plans to seek advice after deciding on a course of action.
Mrs A J Evans entered a bouquet of Shasta daisies in the City Beautiful contest this morning. It is the first entry of daisies received and the blooms may be seen at the Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Arline Gibbany public stenographer has moved her office to room 220 in the J P White Building. The item notes a new business location and the professional occupation of the mover.
Rev and Mrs D B Titus returned to Roswell last night after a week at Pine Lodge Forbes cabin. The couple spent their stay visiting and shopping nearby before resuming their routine.
Hagrman Deers Thorne spent today in Roswell, visiting from Hagerman. The trip involved local discussions and regional interest in ongoing matters.
Miss Annie Laurie Snorf of the Santa Fe freight office departs for a month long trip visiting family in Michigan and attending the Business and Professional Women’s Club national convention in Chicago.
Fire crews were dispatched to Hendricks and Kansas avenues at 10 20 in the morning to put out a blaze in a Model T Ford owned by L A Rooks. The fire began at the battery and spread to nearby trash inside the car but caused no damage. Hortons Pranaster. Phone 36.
The First National Bank of Artesia is expected to open July 20 on an unrestricted basis. Federal requirements for opening have been met and depositors will be notified that the bank will start operations July 20 or 21.
A customer informs another about attractive baby gifts as mothers and babies appreciate them. Visit Art Gift Shop at West 4th St to view a large selection. Separately, Artesia saw one of the year’s heaviest rains, with two inches falling Wednesday near noon over a narrow area north and south of the town.
Eddy county farmers have signed up more than 6,000 acres for retirement under the cotton program, with a county quota of 10,000 acres. The retirement is valued at $77,000 to local farmers and could yield over 4,000 bales of cotton. M W Evans county committee man estimates Foldy county may retire about 8,005 acres, still short of the quota.
Advert says Fal cons Electrical Service at 125 West Second St sells the new Phitcc car radio at 39 95. The copy touts the radio as a knockout and urges customers to hear it, indicating a local retailer promotion.
The New Mexico Newspaper Association will hold its next meeting in Raton on July 28 and 29. Artesia was considered as a host but the site was set for a cooler location, with Artesia likely to host the meeting next winter.
Latero Murillo pled guilty before Judge L L Johnson to stealing two tires tubes and rims from a trailer near Lake Arthur on the Fourth of July and was sentenced to 30 days in jail. Helen Johnson pleaded not guilty to stealing $25 from James Cisco and was bound over to district court with a $250 personal bond. Yesterday Judge Johnson dismissed assault with a deadly weapon charges against Gail and Catherine Ferris. The case occupied the entire afternoon and costs were divided between Plaintiff and defendants.
New York July 8 AP reports Maurice Rossi and Paul Condos, French aviators planning a distance record flight across the Atlantic, postponed their takeoff to the next day due to unfavorable weather reports.
The Chaves County Board of Education invites bids for transportation of school children on county bus lines. Bids must be filed with the Secretary on or before noon July 19, 1933. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By Thelma McCully, Secretary. July 7 12 17.
Saturday morning sale from 8 to 12 at the Community Market located at 308 West Thig Street. Advertisement notes baked food offerings and invites shoppers to attend.
The will of Dr. William E. Goodwell was admitted to probate yesterday afternoon and probate judge C. C Hil appointed Thomas H. Fee as administrator with the will attached. The final report of the executrix in the estate of John D. Jones was filed yesterday and hearing was set for August 2.
Jim Hall, a ranchman from sixty miles northwest, is in the city for business, meeting with local merchants and planning upcoming dealings.
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