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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1934
Page
5
Roswell Daily Record shows publication details, office contacts, staff titles, advertising rates, and subscription information. It notes print origin in Roswell, New Mexico, with 1903 entry and AP news use rights.
The Roy Record editorial declares it has left the Democratic party and will align with the Cutting Republican party to advocate legislation for New Mexico. The piece notes Doc Crile and Bob Kellahin may object to the Republican label but will adapt.
Weperl advocates warned repeal would worsen dryness and laments a drought in the midwest. Rumors say the policy of ploughing under crops faces judgment as conditions grow drier.
Report notes a declining press presence as Democrats in New Mexico follow Cutting strategy, limiting coverage and public visibility ahead of the campaign season. Key figures remain unnamed, with implications for party messaging and local media access.
The Hobbs News reports more than 200 taxpayers facing lawsuits for delinquent taxes in Hobbs amid a period of announced prosperity. The note hints at widespread fiscal strain despite optimistic finances.
A Christian Science Monitor critique notes an executive order removing 177 Soldiers Home employees in Johinson City Tennessee from civil service to clear the way for party loyalists. It argues the New Deal risks spoils politics expanding and urges the President to curb ward boss influence.
The Record announces Perry Bean as a 4&4 candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Chaves County subject to party action.
E J House Sr authorizes The Record to announce his candidacy for nomination as sheriff of Chaves county, contingent on the Democratic party's action.
Homer Dunhagan is announced as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff in Chaves County, subject to the decision of the Democratic party.
A 1933 critique notes the Roosevelt administration struggles with social reform and growing federal payrolls. It highlights concerns over patronage, cites Col Louis Howe proposals, and mentions Professor John W Finch’s delayed appointment, urging closer scrutiny of public service ethics and appointments.
James B. Coats has authorized The Record to announce his candidacy for Sheriff of Chaves County subject to the will of the voters at the Democratic primary.
Chaves county appoints Mrs Julia Prasher as candidate for Superintendent of Schools pending Democratic party decision. The notice names Prasher as a contender in local education leadership.
Ralph A. Sheehan announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk of Chaves County, subject to the will of the Democratic party. The declaration appears in The Daily Record.
D. P. Greiner announces for County Clerk of Chaves County subject to democratic primary will of voters. Date of primary to be announced later by county organization.
Mrs. Harold E. Crosby is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Treasurer of Charles County, subject to the decision of the Democratic party.
Charlie Lawey announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for County Assessor in Chaves County, subject to the Democratic Primary decision. The announcement signals his intent to seek the official position in upcoming elections within the county.
A. Jones announces he is a candidate for the Democratic Primary for Assessor of Chaves County. The entry notes the race is subject to the party nominating process and seeks voter support.
Fern West is announced as a candidate subject to the will of the Democratic party at the primaries, signaling party alignment and electoral positioning ahead of the nominating process.
Announcement lists S. P. Johnson Sr as a candidate for county commissioner pending approval of the relevant authorities. The brief notice notes the official filing and awaits procedural confirmation.
Ernest Nelson announces candidacy for county commissioner from district one, subject to the Democratic primary. He seeks party support and will appear on the upcoming election ballot, pending primary results.
Dont Worry When your radio plays dead. We fix 'em quick and the cost won't send Wait to the poorhouse. Falcon Electrical Service. Phone 289. 12 W. Second.
A troubling tale unfolds on Long Island as Uncas Cresap and his Chinese servant die at Cresap’s boathouse. Gilbert Redd, Bray the investigator, and Florence Dabe thread through threats, a forged will, and a looming murder indictment in a case shadowed by secrets and coercion.
The piece honors Granville A Richardson noting his fairness toward opponents, public service across New Mexico and Roswell, and generous legal aid. It recalls his early role as a regent of the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and his lasting impact on civic projects, trees, and the City Beautiful movement.
A Skyland Lodge bridge tea drew guests from Roswell El Paso Carlsbad and Duncan with high scores won by Stella Campbell and Mary Willett. Visitors included Mrs. Williams Mrs. Keyes and Mr. Burns among many from Amity Glencoe and other towns. Local social notes mention guest stays at Navajo Lodge Carters Lodge Crosby cabin and the Mayfield cabin plus a recap of conversations and travel from El Paso Roswell and Austin.
Artesia residents and visitors share travels and gatherings from Roswell to Carlsbad. Mrs. J F Atkinson plans base in Long Beach after Artesia visit with daughter-in-law Mrs A S Atkinson. Local youths win $50 at Yuca Theater in Roswell but fail to claim. District Engineer reports temporary repairs on Pee Bridge approaching Roswell, with a new floor to follow. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
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