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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record acknowledges its staff roles including City Editor and Advertising Manager and notes that content from The Associated Press and other news dispatches is used under license. All rights reserved for republication or electronic use as applicable.
Officials claim bread prices must rise due to higher wheat costs and taxes while bakers in Roswell have kept prices low for years. Local bakers are expected to approach any increases cautiously, acknowledging prices should rise but warning against abrupt or unreasonable hikes as government policy lingers.
The report notes extreme heat in Roswell and hot winds affecting grass and crops in irrigated districts. Albuquerque residents condemn the prolonged closing of First National Park and delay in bank reopening, fearing harm to depositors amid ongoing closure.
Bart Burgess is marooned on Peconic bay with Ingy Warren and a mystery around his father Trevor Burgess and a bigamous past. A red canoeed girl, Alice, and distant relative Lora Sackett complicate plans as Bart discovers a hidden Bayley fortune and a deadly family secret tied to Evelyn Condon. Mrs Farnham reveals a long history of affairs, custody battles, and a life built on reputation.
Local ad and column notes promote a comedy at the Princess Theater to benefit the Kiwanis Milk Fund. Vernon Tex heat waves top 115 F for 21st day above 10 percent. scattered remarks on veterans economy act and Woodstock League of Voters event with Dorothy Thompson.
A Virginia tale notes a motorist picking up a forlorn hitchhiker who turns out to be his former wife. After miles together she reveals unpaid alimony of about nine hundred dollars and assaults him with an umbrella before fleeing in his car, while police detain the husband.
The speaker praises the Eighteenth Amendment, citing milk consumption rises and social gains since Prohibition. He argues agriculture benefited, crime and saloon evils declined, and education advanced, urging defense of constitutional sobriety and warning against the open saloon’s return.
A quotation heavy piece warning that nations despise honor and faith and justice and righteousness leading to oblivion and death. It frames womanhood as exploited, conscience debased, and peace as impossible, with authority and society surrounding individuals in hostility.
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