Back to normalcy Debate and New Mexico Prices
A Record Publishing Company column discusses what "back to normalcy" should mean after the war, arguing prices will not revert to prewar levels. It cites Dr. Henry J. Waters on why low prices hurt debt repayment, notes resource depletion, and urges New Mexico to boost domestic production to balance local consumption and reduce exports. A line ends with sewn, $6.00. bh 60¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Agricultural College
Henry J. Waters
Kansas City Weekly Star
H. J. Waters
New Mexico Agricultual College
Federal Reserve Banks
New Mexico
Notice of Intent To Make Final Proof at Roswell
Department of the Interior Roswell land office announces James B. Williams of Roswell filed intent to make final proof for homestead claim serial 036819 covering SE 27 N 34 and other parcels, citing incapacity due to military service in World War I. Proof by affidavit due by July 7, 1922. protests may be filed. JAFFA MILLER, Register. May 29-July 1.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Roswell
N. M
James B. Williams
Range
N. M. P. Meridian
Germany
Jaffa Miller
Register
Political announcements form Chaves County offices
Multiple Democratic emblem notices from The Record list candidates for county clerk treasurer assessor commissioner sheriff school superintendent and probate judge in Chaves County. Names include Grace Masbin Sophie Church W. W. Ogle Bob Fletcher John Connolly W. M. Atkinson G. C. Hanna Mrs. W. J. Wilkinson H. B. Smyris John H. Mullis J. D. Herron W. H. Miles J. C. Peck J. G. Roberts Emmett Patton W. Shrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Advance
Teasty Osers
Miss Grace
Masbin
Chaves County
Democratic Party
C. R. Brice
J. C. Gilbert
Emmett Patton
Curtis H. Hill
Hiram M. Dow
Tomlinson Fort
Judson G. Osburn
J. D. Atwood
Sophie Church
W. W. Ogle
Bob Fletcher
W. M. Atkinson
G. C. Hanna
W. J. Wilkinson
H. B. Smyris
John H. Mullis
Chaven County
R. D. Bell
J. D. Herron
W. H. Miles
John C. Peck
Co. C. Hi
T. B. Whitney
W. Shrader
J. G. Roberta
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Roswell District Court
In Chaves County New Mexico the sheriff announces a sheriff sale under execution on June 17 1922 at 10 a m at the west door of the courthouse in Roswell. The property is the north half of Lot 5 in Block 1 Original Town of Roswell. The sale aims to realize 3895.47 dollars with costs and 10 percent interest from May 2 1922. Purchasers must pay cash and the property must bring at least two thirds of appraised value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
New Mexico
Aituate
Roswell
Court House
Special Firestone Tires Ad at 80 x 30% Non Skid
Advertisements promise new stock tires under 30 days old at 16 dollars each from Levers Service Station. Kodak prints finished quickly by Reddens' Studio at 117 West 4th Street. Dodril Tire Co offers tire troubles solved. Chas. T. Cox promotes cash payments for plumbing work. J. Roddeta Studio advertises photography services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levers
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Siell
North Matin
First State Bank & Trust Co
Shook Tire Co
H. P. Saunders
M. W. Evans
Boy’ Prager
B. F. Gipson
Arthur Farnsworth
R. L. Malone
Dr. T. J. Pearson
EB. P. Malone
W. P. Saunders
Curtis Hill
Willard Prager
L. M. Prager
Malone Hardware Company
North Main
Ravtall Daily Record
G. E. Mason
Record Publishing Company
North Main Street
First National Building
City Loans
Marinello Headquarters
Beauty Shop
Chas
Porter
West Grd St
John Connolly
Bath
North
South Hill
A. B
Ohio
Roswell Auto Co
N. Penn
N. Lea
Lea
6Th St. Inquire
Roy Daniel
Daniel Paint and Glass Co
Ford
Chas. T. Cox
S. Sea
Lifc
State OF New Mexico
First State Bank and Trust Company
W. Hisbbert
Fitz Gerald and
Elizabeth P., Fitz Gerald
Virginia
Virginia and
Burley Tobacco
Lim
Kodak
W. 4Th St
Reddens
Dodril Tire Co
S. Lea
The
First National Bank
Mary Dickfords
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