E E James Recovers From Hip Injury Cast Removed
E E James a Caprock rancher who broke his hip in a fall at his ranch two months ago had the plaster cast removed from his legs on Sunday He plans to go to El Paso early next week for a walking cast to be applied He will be transported by Schuler ambulance He has rented a house since the accident and his GIs have stayed with him A break is healing well and he secured a Mulance chair cot to avoid bed confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. James
Caprock
el Paso
Schuler
Funeral services held for Richard B. Renfro
Richard B. Renfro aged fifty eight died Sunday evening in Renfro. Funeral services were held at two o clock from Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev. H C Henderson of the Methodist Church South presiding. Music by the First Baptist Church choir. Casket bearers were Marcus Jones Ben Gary J W Alexander and Mack Bullard. Interment at South Park with Talmage Mortuary directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renfro
Richard B. Renfro
Talmage Memorial Chapel
H. C. Henderson
Methodist Church
South
First Baptist Church
Marcus Jones
Ben Gary
J. W. Alexander
Mack Bullard
South Park
Talmage
Local Infant Lela Nabar Dies At Home In City
One year old Lela daughter of Mr and Mrs Marcus Nabar died yesterday afternoon at two o clock in the family home 508 East Tilden Street Funeral services were held this afternoon at St Johns Church and burial is at South Park Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela
Marcus Nabar
East Tilden Street
St. Johns Church
South Park
Talmage
Rooms For Rent At Virginia Inn In Richardson Ave
Clean comfortable rooms offered at monthly rates of six eight and ten dollars. Located at 406 North Richardson Avenue the Virginia Inn advertises lodging options with affordable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Inn
North Richardson Ave
Hendrix Typewriter Service advertisement
An old newspaper ad from Rear Dustin’s advertises Hendrix Typewriter Service with a phone number 111 for repairs and maintenance guidance. It warns against attempting DIY fixes to avoid causing more harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix Typewriter Service
Dustin
Horton's Transfer and Art Gift Shop Ad
A reader hears about Hortons Transfer and Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street. The ad touts baby gifts and a large selection attracting mothers and babies, inviting customers to visit and see offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 4Th St
Up and Down the Main Drag Ad Man Column
Local Roswell column notes a new HF Bicycle Stand offering rides, warns about stop signals on West Third and proposes more on Fourth Street. Purdy Furniture Store to open tomorrow with low prices, while debates over milk bottle park painting and red reflectors for cars continue amid community chatter and potential scams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdy Furniture Store
Purdy
Casey
Dr. Anderson Named to Veterans Council Role
Dr. C. E. Anderson is appointed the third representative of the Veterans of Foreign Wars on the Veterans Council. An organization meeting is set for 7:30 tonight at Lake J. Frazier’s courthouse office. Other service members’ organization representatives were listed in The Record yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Anderson
Veterans’ Council
Lake J. Frazier
It's Broken The Fixit Shop Repairs Any Thing
A compact jingle notes The Fixit Shop at 120 East Third Street offers repair services for any item. The ad emphasizes versatile repairs and location to attract customers seeking quick, local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third Street
Suggestions for New Mexico Public Works
Santa Fe July 11 AP More than 500 projects are proposed to the state public works commission led by state engineer George M. Neal and highway engineer G D Macy. Olaf Jorgenson tabulates the requests and notes most letters propose multiple uses of the public works appropriation. He cannot yet estimate total funds. the tabulation will be reviewed by the governor’s commission before the projects face the first hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
State Public Works Commission
George M. Neal
G. D. Macy
Olaf Jorgenson
Jorgenson
Govenor
116000 Acres of Cotton in New Mexico in Cultivation
Las Cruces July 11 AP Fred Daniels agricultural statistician for the New Mexico crop and livestock reporting service said today the state had approximately 116,009 acres of cotton in cultivation on July 1. This acreage is expected to be reduced under the government's crop reduction plan which provides for the destruction of 35,000 acres of cotton in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Fred Daniels
New Mexico
Heat Eases as Clergy Clovis Brings Relief
A breeze and scattered clouds cooled Clovis New Mexico after yesterday's scorcher. The high reached 102 degrees, the hottest day of the year, with a low of 74. Residents sought shade and relief from the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
N. M
A Healthy Sport is bcycle riding at 109 North Richardson
A concise notice promotes cycling as a healthy activity with a location at 109 North Richardson highlighted by Adv Jiitic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Richardson
Court frees Nicolas Gonzales after garden trespass charge
Following a preliminary hearing in justice court Judge L. L. Johnson dismissed charges of trespassing in a garden against Nicolas Gonzales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
L. L. Johnson
Nicolas Gonzales
Mrs Thor son to visit Albuquerque parents
Mrs P. P. V. Thorson and her two sons P. V. Jr. and Theodore will depart tomorrow to visit Mrs Thorson’s parents in Albuquerque until the next school year begins. Mr. Thorson will accompany them.
Wanted Girls to Ride Bicycles Advertisement
An old classified note invites girls to ride bicycles and directs interested parties to apply at 109 North Richardson. The terse item reflects a period brief employment or recruitment ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Richardson
Jistic
Roswell and Carlsbad Youths Plan State Church Conference
Sixteen youths from Roswell and five from Carlsbad will attend the fifth annual state young people's conference of the Christian Church in the Sandia Mountains near Albuquerque next week. The Roswell group plans to depart early next Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Carlsbad
Young Peoples’ Conference of the Christian Church
Sandia Mountains
Albuquerque
Daisies Entered in City Beautiful Contest
Mrs J E Smith of East Grand Plain entered a large bouquet of Shasta Daisies this morning. The arrangement is on display at the Chamber of Commerce as part of the City Beautiful contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Smith
East Grand Plait Y
Chamber of Commerce
Marriages Reported From Local Courthouse Clerk
Frank Hewitt and Opal Harrington wed at the courthouse late last night by Rev. C. C Htl. Albert F. Robinson and Mrs. Mary Yarbrough married yesterday afternoon in Rev. C. C. Hill's courthouse office. Nicolas Gonzales and Anna Baiza were married yesterday afternoon by Judge L. L. Johnson, justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hewitt
Opal Harrington
Court House
Rev. C. Chtl
Albert F. Robinson
Mary Yarbrough
C. C. Hill
Nicolas Gonzales
Annna Bai- Za
L. L. Johnson
Bicycle riding as a sport and rental offer
Advertisement notes bicycle riding is a great sport and offers rentals at 109 North Richardson with moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Richardson
Lindberghs Reach Halifax After Fog Lift On Greenland Flight
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Halifax Newfoundland? No, Halifax Nova Scotia after fog and rain eased in North Haven Maine. They planned to continue their air mapping expedition to Greenland with a takeoff this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Chas. A. Lindbergh
North Haven
Charles A. Lindbergh
Greenland
Shortest crops in 60 years sweep United States
Washington reports farmers confront the prospect of their smallest grain and corn harvest in decades due to drought, heat, storms, and insect damage. Secretary Wallace supports farm adjustment plans to reduce output and lift prices, noting wheat, corn, and oats crops will be among the smallest in decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nature
Wallace
Crop Reporting Board
Hairdressers Examined At Santa Fe
Forty one applicants including three men took the annual hairdressers examinations before the state board in Santa Fe starting July 11. Written tests covered 500 questions, with oral exams and demonstrations to follow. results expected early next week. Board president Dorothy Kelly led the process with Claudia Hyatt and Edna Peterson among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Mexico
California
Texas
New York
Sweden
Dorothy Kelly
Claudia Hyatt
Clovis
Edna Peterson
Albuquerque
Miss Kelly
N. A. Bishop
B. E. Bledsoe
Mildred Black
J. E. Lawler
Fred la Bonte
Sceott Hanson
Wanda Dill
Ruth Porter
Helen Baker
Austine Wilcoxson
Sarah M. Youmans
Grace Stalcup
Belle Bush
Sarah Trott
Margaret Carvill
Lily Shaffer
Roxie Scarborough
Lily Newell
Gerdi Paci
Marjorie Shores
Frances Wader
Helen Coen
Katherine Williamson
Effie Frances Fifield
Mary Milosench
Rosalie Berryhill
Mary Yurcoe
Carl Calahan
Willa Harrell
Bratton Family rushes to Texas amid father in law’s critical illness
Federal Circuit Judge Sam Bratton and his wife paused in Clovis New Mexico en route to Marshall Texas to be with Mrs Bratton s father J B Rogers age 70 who is critically ill. The couple had been vacationing in central New Mexico when alerted by the illness and were traveling by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
N. M
Federal Circuit
Sam Bratton
Marshall
Texas
Payless Holidays Hit Roswell Post Office
The Roswell postoffice starts payless holidays for July August and September. Each employee from postmaster downward must take nine days off without pay with no substitutes allowed. Office hours will be kept but carrier service may be curtailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
County cotton retire offers reach 6011 acres
Midnight Wednesday night is the deadline to sign retirement agreements for part of this year's cotton crop with government benefits. In the county, eight more farmers signed today, bringing total offers to 308 and 6011 acres. Names of non cooperating farmers will be compiled after Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Cobb
Thomas
Casey's Trial dress rehearsal announced at Princess
Kiwanis Club hears lL N Berry of State College speak on poultry. Full dress rehearsal for Casey's Trial set for tomorrow night at the Princess with the show to run Thursday and Friday. The theatre will be air cooled. In Austin Texas July 11, Texas faces drought with cattle at 80 percent of normal compared to a ten year average of 88 percent as reported by the U S Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. N. Berry
State College
Kiwanis Club
Casey
Princess
Austin
Tex
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Oil Taxes Taken In Federal Court
In Santa Fe on July 11 Judge Colin Neblett took under advisement the action to restrain the state from collecting two oil property taxes. The Humble Oil Company resisted a state tax on physical property under a 1921 law, while an ad valorem production tax from 1925 and a 1933 severance tax also existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
U. S. District Court
Colin Neblett
Humble Oil Company
The Best Ammunition at the Fixit Shop
The Fixit Shop at 120 East Third advertises a wide selection of reliable ammunition and tools for everyday needs. Reliable brands, helpful staff, and competitive prices highlight this local shop's offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixit
East Third
Judge Brice Joins Albuquerques Gas Case Team
Judge Brice and attorney C R Brice traveled from Santa Fe to Roswell as representatives of the Albuquerque Gas Co in the Frick Reed Construction suit for 78950 000 and seeking a receivership. The group plans a Washington visit to pursue refinancing of local drainage districts with Southern Union Gas Co. officials and attorney T L Wynne, joined by pilot Harry Fowler, while J M Hervey remains in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Brice
Roswell
Santa Fe
Albuquerque Gas Company
Frick-Reed Construction Company
Associated Press
Judge Brice
Washington
East Grand Plains
Dexter-Greenfeld
Stop signs placed at Third and Richardson traffic corner
Stop signs have been installed at the Third and Richardson intersection requiring drivers on Third to stop at Richardson. Local officials note the measure aims to improve safety and control cross-traffic flow during peak hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third
Richardson Requiing Third
Richardson
Nurita Heals Mother in Widespread Pain Relief Tale
An old patient story describes Nurita easing sciatica neuritis rheumatism neuralgia and lumbago for a syndicate head who treated his own mother with the remedy. It claims eighty and others found relief after a few doses, with many in despair now joyful, noting relief without the use of certain unspecified methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quicky
Susie
Stu
Albuquerque Hot Again as Temperatures Rise to 91
Albuquerque, N M July 11 AP The city baked as the sun pushed the mercury to 91 by noon and may climb higher before sunset The night low was 70 Thunder showers and unsettled weather were forecast by the local weather office promising some relief Also listed for sale a six room stucco house in Morningside Place with trees and garden space at your price
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Old Sol
Reem
Morningside Place
Torch Killing Case Up Tomorrow
District Judge Harry L. Patton will travel to Tucumcari tomorrow to hear a motion for a change of venue in the first degree murder case of Leonard Beck and Roy Reid over the torch killing of Lee Marshall, a Logan homesteader. If granted, trial likely in Curry County during September. Also: robbers at Melrose post office took a small sum. postmaster silent pending authorities’ tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Harry L. Patton
Tucumcari
Leonard Beck
Roy Reid
Lee Marshall
Logan
N. M
Homesteader
Curry County
Mashall
Bicycle Riding Fad Prompts Local Bike Rentals
A new bicycle riding fad arrives with hourly or daily rental options at 109 North Richardson. Advertised by Adv. Jistic, the service markets flexible rates to suit riders and visitors seeking quick transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Richardson
Modern Medicine for Pain Without Narcotics
Describes a non narcotic remedy advertised as addressing the cause of pain rather than merely masking it. Claims persistent use yields permanent relief and that it is sold by all druggists.
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Tris
Russia
Napoleon
Century of Progress
R. H. Berglund
Continental Oil Construction Co
ED Williams
Gross-Miller Grocery Co
Frank
Bobby Young
West Third
Fourth Street
DR. Anderson
Huff's Jewelry Store
N. M. Public Works
New Mex
Young People TO Christian Conference
Lindberghson Flight
United States
W. L. Elser
Kiwanis Meeting
J. B. McKain Co
Second St
Roswell, N. M
Dunn Plumbing & Heating Co
Willard
Ellzey’s
Auto Service CO
Penn
Melrose
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. R. Stone Machine Shop
Purdy Electric Co
No. Main St
Bob Steete
Carole Lombard
Buck Jones
Thers
Johnny Mack Brown
Ginsberg Music CO
Everything Musical
N. Main
Fune
Ginshbbarg
Kipling
Shes Garo
Arion Mener
Yucca Oalts
Matinee
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