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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1933
Page
7
Advertisement notice indicates a furnished order or application dated May 19 1993 in Roswell New Mexico. The notice appears in the Roswell Daily Record with Associated Press content licensing and republication rights reserved by the newspaper.
A 1933 proposal outlines removing 500 million pounds of pork and allied products from markets before year end and curbing next year’s production by two million pounds. The first half billion pounds would be sold or donated to relief agencies with assurances they will not reduce their usual purchases.
New Mexico will receive 5 709 000 dollars in federal highway funds. Bernalillo County seeks about 1 250 000, roughly a quarter of the total, reflecting its large share of the state population. The plan prioritizes a cross state highway, then primary east west routes from the Texas line to Alamogordo and Carrizozo, with extensions toward El Paso and Las Cruces, and later oiling the remaining sections. A broader critique notes vast federal spending, likening it to a flood of dollars aiding public works and potential upheaval if the program fails, as Santa Fe notes the dramatic influx from Washington.
The El Paso Herald-Post discusses rising government costs from 1860 to 1931 and the 1931 crisis. It argues tax burdens grew, many bureaus duplicating work, banks closed slowing recovery, and a need to retrench and reopen sound banks to restore purchasing power and economic health.
Information shows the Pole highway segment south of Elida altered to run four miles east toward Miss Kenna, creating a new connection. Details are sparse and the exact endpoints remain unclear.
The Portales Valley News recalls Kenna New Mexico a lively early 20th century town with two lumber yards a bank two saloons and two hotels. Rail access and wagon trails linked Four Lakes Lovington and nearby sections while cattle shipments supported growth. today only remnants remain south of the railroad with Santa Fe Telegraph service ended.
By The Rev Roy L Smith the piece urges readers to start tomorrow with practical resolutions. It lists aims such as fighting evil habits, comforting the sorrowing, apologizing to those wronged, living within income, encouraging the striving, and investing hours in personal spiritual growth.
Ricardo Dane arrives in New York to meet his dying mother’s half sister Filomena Stanley. He discovers a beautiful young aunt living with a Follies dancer Frances in a Bohemian studio. Tension rises as Ricardo asserts control over Filomena and her arrangements while Frances challenges him and the situation escalates.
WORT GREEN AND WIFE G H Reynolds of Peros Texas in Sunflower cabin on the Ruidoso. Mr and Mrs J T Riess and family of Woodyard Oklahoma in Ruidoso for a month. W Hanley Fort Worth staying at Alta Vista. Mrs Guy M McAfee of Lubbock at Navajo Lodge. Edward Smith Wichita Falls two weeks. Hster Zarate El Paso vacation in Carter's Camp on the Ruidoso. R W Carter Brownfield visiting for a week. Dr Lee Scarborough leaving for Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs Hill Lewis Roswell returning home. Mr and Mrs Paul Schultz returning to Roswell. Picnic in Devils Canyon with Ruide sp rang party including Arville Dixon family and others. Golden Girls Quartet of Simmons University entertained at Sleepy Hollow cabin by Mrs George Harris Abilene. N A Moore guest with the quartet. J G Roberts Roswell here with sister Mrs George Drew. Joe Mac Palmer birthday party for son in Roswell. Picnic in Reservation hosted by Mrs Fred Rowell and Mrs Joe Palmer with Austin Porter and others. Rev Grew from El Paso visiting. Mrs Charlies Hammond back from hospital in El Paso. E L Grubbs spending a few days.
W C T U column features Mrs Victoria Booth Demarest arguing repeal harms the economy and weakens spiritual health while contrasting U S with Canada. The piece mentions travel in Ontario, Florida lectures, and quotes on progress versus tradition along with local notes on summer visits by Mrs R L Stith and others to Ruidoso and Colorado camps. The probate notice in Curros County, New Mexico, appoints executors and calls for claims within a year.
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