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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
9
In a Roswell column from The Rotarian reprinted in the Roswell Daily Record, inflation and fuller shelves signal higher prices, but wages lag behind. The piece argues wage increases should rise with the demand cycle to sustain mass production and consumer purchasing power, cautioning against indiscriminate raises or cuts.
Bart Burgess learns his father Trevor’s bigamy scandal links Folly Island Bayleys to a hidden child. Evelyn Condon’s custody fight ends in tragedy and legal intrigue as Bart confronts Ingy Warren and Aunt Augusta while torn between Alice Bayley and Lora Sackett. The long feud reveals a costly inheritance and a legacy that tests Bart’s loyalties.
In a W C T U column Dr Thomas Nixon of Harvard argues against the drink industry the prospect of licensing its campaigns for intemperance and the economic motive behind promoting alcohol. The text threads through a dramatic narrative involving characters Bart Alice Lora and Ingy ending with a cliffhanger. Copyright 1933 Wallace Irwin. Continued tomorrow.
A week end near Plymouth Notch Vermont offers intimate glimpses of the Coolidge era. The lakes Echo and Amherst shade a quiet landscape as the Coolidge graves and homes are described along with family portraits and the presidential legacy.
RB H L Bigelow notes authors may abandon clothes first when debating nudity in writing. Albuquerque reports Dr Edgar L He wett says government development plans for Chaco Canyon National Monument face no阻障 from state or institutions and the $265000 allocation can proceed.
The article notes an upward trend in business and industry with gains resuming after a dip last fall. Higher wool, sheep, cattle and cotton prices boost optimism, especially in eastern New Mexico, though July and August remain slow for Roswell merchants as they anticipate better times ahead.
The World Conference nears its end with little accomplished. The United States, opposed to debt talks, notes that Europe did not follow original plans. Observers say the meeting failed as nations were not ready for the agreed agenda.
The Rev Roy L Smith lectures warn against public vice and folly urging inconspicuousness over fame. The text cites moral compromises while noting Colonel Thomas Boles, superintendent of Carlsbad Caverns, was in Roswell yesterday on a trip from Albuquerque.
Albuquerque New Mexico July 14 AP a temporary appointment as deputy prohibition administrator for New Mexico to last 90 days has been offered to George Cook a prominent Secure county democratic leader and former sheriff Cook announced he has been offered the post left vacant by the furloughing of Charles H Stearns but said the job would last 90 days only He would not say whether he would accept the appointment but indicated he might not accept it The offer was made in a telegram sent to Cook by A V Dalrymple national prohibition director at Washington H S Dew Prohibition agent stationed at Raton is temporary administrator pending the appointment of Stearns successor.
Citizens discuss extreme heat as Carlsbad endures 109 degree readings and a humid night with 94 at midnight following a tornado the previous afternoon. Mrs Frank Seaverns confirms her Wisconsin letter claiming New Mexico’s heat and the local cops are in the sights.
While chopping cotton in her father's field about 20 miles west of Artesia, 14 year old Fan Nie Stevenson, daughter of T H Stevenson, was instantly killed yesterday afternoon when struck by lightning. Two farm hands nearby left the shock and were uninjured.
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