Pablionedery & Evening Press Advertising Rates 1903
The notice lists publication details for Daily Times and Pablionedery & Evening, with business office and editors, advertising rates, and telegraphic news rights. It notes annual and per issue costs, and cites the March 2 1879 Act of Congress granting Associated Press exclusive rights to news dispatches.
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Roewe
Congress
Associated Press
Market Slump Hits Prices After Overbought Run
The 1933 market decline follows warnings of excessive speculation as prices rose beyond warranted levels. Government officials urged restraint while banks tightened credit and brokers pulled back, spurring a wave of selling and shedding of overextended stocks and commodities.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Record Flight Set to Break World Distance Mark
After various hazards Wiley Post appears in good condition to pursue a new world record. He is about thirty hours ahead of the time he and Gatty set two years ago. If he matches the Nome to New York record, he will claim a world record that may be hard to beat.
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Wiley Post
Gatty
Nome
New York
Wim
Fences in southern New Mexico anger stockmen
Former Governor J. Hinkle warned Washington officials that tearing down stock fences in southern New Mexico would devastate the stock business. He stated the situation clearly in yesterday's Record, arguing destruction would hinder ranchers from keeping and moving cattle and sheep.
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Washington
New Mexico
J. ¥. Hinkle
Presidental Action and Crime Debate in Plainview
The Plainview column surveys national action by the President and tightens on crime in the Southwest. It notes New Mexico deputies killed in the line of duty and urges public resolve to back peace officers. It condemns humane reform as insufficient and calls for firm measures to curb criminals while praising farmers’ solvency and thrift.
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New Mexico
Texas
Olton
Harve Bolin
Cr. Moseley
Jones
Brown
Conna
Plains
Colorade
Plainview
Orton
Moseley
S.a. Sheery
Plainview Evening Herald
Warns of Evils in Hair Waving Industry
Antoinette Pennelly reports industry leaders warn of dangers from bootleg permanent waving, urging customers to demand quality service. Manufacturers audit practice, exposing reused pads and substitute lotions, urging ethical standards, sanitation, and federal regulation to curb racketeering in salons.
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Congress
Ricardo Dane Seeks Aunt Filomena in New York
Ricardo Dane travels to New York to locate his aunt Filomena Stanley, his mother's half sister and guardian figure. The journey follows revelations of a family will, the aunt’s stage life, and a veiled guardianship that could bring the clan together at Romeo Valley home.
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Ricardo Dane
New York
Filomens Stanley
Stamey
Young
Wilemena
Ricardo
Filémena
Romeu
Valley
Filomena
Filomena Stanley
Ant
Rafaella Stanley
Richard Dane
Romeo Valley
Romenium
York
Sacramento
Webster
Just Mavericks Go Post Traveling and Vermont Travel Notes
A lively column rails at a rider named Poy and jokes about staying awake at a post. It then shifts to Vermont travel from St Johnsburg to Burlington, describing Lake Champlain scenery, ferry trips, and Maple sugar culture, with remarks on French Canada and St Johnsbury academy.
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Vermont
Canada
St. Johnsburg
State University
Burlington
Queen of American Lakes
Lake Champlain
Adirondacks
Green Mountains
America
Ecole
Pont
Pont Etroit
Arretz
Sentences Sermons by TheyRew Roy L. Smith
A compact sermon asserting flaws in prosperity greed loyalty religion and law. It critiques a country that earns less loyalty from citizens and a religion that fails to teach value while a law pleases those who seek to do as they please. It notes a school that cannot inspire a boy to love knowledge.
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Roy L. Smith
District Judges Juvenile Court Funding Question
Albuquerque July 20 AP E K Neumann attorney general said he likely will be asked by the state board of finance for an opinion on whether district judges may continue to receive a salary for juvenile court work The allowance was struck from the last appropriation bill but the law creating the court remains in effect Some attorneys contend the salary is in the law and the appropriation is contingent thus the juvenile court judge cannot be abolished by cutting funding.
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Albuquerque
N. M
E. K. Neumann
State Board of Finance
Neumann
First Savings. Bank and Trust Company
Noet
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