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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
6
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BeW amortized loan plan with 7.2 percent annual rate refinanced loans totaling 130,738.69 and issued new loans of 51,140.00. About 8,066.52 of the funds funded alterations and repairs as business improves. Roswell Building & Loan Association urges readers to visit.
An advertisement promotes Hagerman New Mexico noting a mineral well and bath house claimed to cure many ailments. It directs readers to address Box 21, Hagerman NM for more information.
For crippled Radios Call 289 for ambulance No fix no pay. 25 years experience free. Falcons Electric Service 125 West Second Street Ady 11126c.
Notice that Dr W C Buchly has moved his office to 207 W 7th Street with the new contact phone number 332 This short classified item records a change of address for the physician and provides the phone contact.
In Galveston on June 6, spot cotton held steady with middling price at 11.90 and general grade around 10.60. Market activity showed 50 sales reported.
Miss Alda Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Q Roberts of the Berrendo and Mr Ray Elms son of J E Elims of Hurley New Mexico were quietly married at twelve thirty today at the First M E Church parsonage with Dr Benjamin Thitelgeorge officiating. The bride wore a white crepe tailored suit and will honeymoon in Albuquerque and Santa Fe before residing in Lordsburg. She attended Roswell schools graduating in 1928 and studied at the University of New Mexico. she has taught in Lordsburg public schools for four years. The groom, a member of a pioneer Hurley family and a graduate of New Mexico A M College Las Cruces, manages Hidalgo trill at Lordsburg.
London reports Britain seeks a targeted restriction on ship types for the Nazi fleet rather than a pure tonnage cap. Britain favors an international agreement capping warship classes at 22,000 tons, while France and Italy push for 35,000-ton vessels and Germany demands similar sizes. German negotiators reportedly press for one carrier, five battleships, 16 cruisers, and 50 destroyers in five years.
The Chaves county commissioners ruled yesterday that dancing is not allowed in establishments selling liquor outside Roswell. The decision narrows venues where dancing may occur and reflects local enforcement priorities.
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Otis Copeland and Estelle Scott, both of Hagerman.
The annual convention of the Eastern New Mexico Singing Association will be held in Clovis, not Portales as previously stated in The Record.
Classified notes include a wanted washing machine at 400 S Mo Ave and sale offers for fresh milk goats starting at 5.00 with yearlings bucks and does, plus a transportation request to San Diego and a cafe sale opposite Greenhaven Camp entries with partial addresses and scattered details.
A group of Roswell farm labor and local retail employers met with T W Plunkett from the National Reemployment Service and J C Mitchell to discuss labor problems and cooperation with the service. Plunkett said employers may select suitable workers from files and are not required to hire anyone. Starting July 1 New Mexico will co administer the service with the federal government and pay half the expense.
Sheriff Perry Bean today sent Jack Lacey and Bob Roden to the state penitentiary in Santa Fe after sentencing them to 2 to 3 years for theft of a car.
The Kiwanis Club will conduct a goodwill tour to Tatum Lovington and Hobbs on Tuesday June 18 in place of the regular meeting.
All applications for the 1935 emergency seed loan must be taken here in time to be in Wichita Kansas by June 15. Farmers wishing to apply should do so at the county agent's office not later than June 13. Approximately 200 applications have been taken here so far.
Santa Fe reports a new NM Relief Administration order making relief data public. Clinton P Anderson, newly appointed administrator, disclosed March figures through April 1 showing 437,415 residents, 31.4 percent on relief (137,408 people) in 28,882 families, with $744,941.83 spent on direct and work relief that month.
A heavy rain was reported about 30 miles southwest of Roswell along the Y-O crossing road. Crooked Creek, normally a dry arroyo, was seen running with substantial water overnight.
Washington June 6 AP by 19 to 5 vote the House ways and means committee approved a resolution extending the NRA organization until April 1 1936 but repealing all presidential authority to approve prescribe or enforce codes. The measure had previously been accepted by Donald Richberg representing the President and Senator Harrison Senate spokesman
Washington, June 6. The contest against late Senator Bronson M. Cutting of New Mexico by his appointed successor Dennis Chavez was dismissed yesterday by the Senate. Elections committee members and Cutting supporters declined comment, calling the committee's unanimous dismissal self-explanatory.
A forged traveler's check belonging to George M. Lorius of St. Louis and his wife, with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herserer of Duquoin, reported missing May 22, was found at Ta Yah Texas. A secretary identified the signature as forged from a photostatic copy.
Judge James B. McGhee returned to Roswell this morning from Santa Fe where he conducted court for Judge M A Otero Jr. He drove back to Roswell with Tom McClure state engineer.
E. W. Riddle pleaded guilty in justice court this afternoon to stealing a screwdriver from Onus Reynolds. He was fined $100 by J. P. T. L. Johnson.
A large Roswell Rotary crowd of about 115 Rotarians and guests will attend the ladies night at the Country Club tonight. Dinner is at 6 30 in the clubhouse. Visiting Rotarians include Watt Hutchinson and wife of Cambridge Ohio Ed Sisk of Albuquerque and Roy Jones of El Paso Mrs E A Gimbitz and son of Elk City Oklahoma also attend Mr Gimbitz is a Rotarian and had emergency appendicitis surgery at St Marys hospital while here for the Institute finals.
Tingley argues for improved Springer juvenile facility management and board sympathy with reform efforts. He says district judges must accept responsibility for sentences and guide the school toward producing constructive citizens through strong leadership and a qualified superintendent.
Washington June 6 The Senate Commerce Committee approved the House bill authorizing 204 rivers and harbors improvement projects at an estimated cost of 272 million dollars after adding about 35 new projects to the list.
Japanese military and diplomatic sources in China warned that the army in north China would take drastic action unless Sino Japanese issues were settled quickly to Tokyo’s liking. The statement amplifies tensions as June 6 reports reach Shanghai via AP.
The House approved a Senate bill extending for one year the moratorium on collections from irrigation project water users and extending similar relief to Indian irrigation projects for calendar years 1934 and 1935 following 1931 to 1933 relief.
Record used car ads bring results. Generic ad line suggests practical tip to attract buyers and boost sale chances.
Market activity showed stress and mixed results with gains in silver mining and several major issues. Coca Cola rose about four points, while Eastman Kodak and several can companies fell two points. Industry groups varied with motor, power and steel drifting, and weekly bank clearings down due to Memorial Day. Total shares traded reached 676,950 with irregular closing.
AP dateline Kansas City June 6 reports livestock prices from US Dept. of Agriculture. Hogs 1,000 head top 9.70 with packing sows 7.59 to 8.65. Cattle 2,000 head including calves 300 with steers 11.50 to 12.75 top, yearlings higher, heifers 8.06 to 11.00, cows 6.25 to 7.50. weaners 5.50 to 9.00. Sheep 6,000 head, spring lambs 8.50 to 9.25, yearling wethers 5.00 to 7.25, ewes 2.50 to 3.75.
New York June 6 AP cotton futures edged up from opening declines as demand was light. October climbed from 11.17 to 11.33 with active months gaining 11 to 15 points mid afternoon. Futures closed steady to 11 higher. spot middling at 11.90.
Boston wool trade reported scattered sales with moderate volume. Most business centered on 64s and finer territory wools and medium grade fleece wools. Quotations largely nominal and steady. occasional lots sold at low or slightly under last week’s ranges while sizable lots remained firmly held at unchanged asking prices.
AAP market brief lists multiple stocks with quotes including Alum Co Am 54 1/2 Amn Cyan B 19 Amn G & E 27 1/2 Am Maracaibo 11/16 Am Sup Pow 1 1/4 Ark Nat Gas A 1/8 Asste G & EA 3/16 City Svc 1 7/8 City Svc Ptd 18 1/8 Cong Cop Min 3 3/4 Cord Corp 2 3/8 Cusi Mex 2 El Bons & Sh 8 Ford Mot Ltd 8 3/8 Gulf Oil Pa 66 Hecla Min 10 1/4 Humble Oil 60 Lib Mc & Lib 6 1/4 Newmont Min 51 7/8 Nia Hud Pow 6 Penn Road 2 3/8 Swift & Co 16 1/8 Texan Oil 6 1/8 Trans Cent Air 3/16 Unit & Pow A tL.
In New Orleans on June 6 spot cotton markets closed quiet with gains of 10 points. Sales reached 58, middling price set at 12.00.
May 6 report lists many stocks with varied quotes led by Am Coco and US Steel. Notable prices include Gen Elec 25 1/8, Radio Corp 3 7/8, West Union 30, US Steel 31 7/8, AmRefl 58 1/8, Pills Pet 21 3/8, Packard 3 5/8, and Ford 4.54. Market breadth features many industrials, rail, oils, and utilities with mixed movements.
Chicago grain prices for June 6 show wheat at 83 for June, 84 1/8 for July, 84 1/2 for September and 86 1/2 for December. Corn posts 80 1/4 for July, 25 for September, 63 3/4 for December. Oats at 35 3/8 July, 33 3/8 September, 34 7/8 December. Rye at 48 1/2 July, 59 September, 52 7/8 December. Barley 45 July, 46 September, December unavailable. Lard at 13.42 July, 74 3/45 September, 13.35 October. Bellies 17.02 July, 17.00 September.
A compact listing shows Treasury 4 1/4 47-52 at 116.23, Home Owners 4s at 51 and 100.7, Fed Farm Meeting 3s at 49 and 101.28, and Fed Farm Meeting 3 1/4s at 64 and 103.19, outlining current market quotes and rates.
May tax collections in Chaves County totaled 34 069 09 dollars, reflecting the monthly intake across assessed taxes. The figure highlights fiscal activity in the county during the period and underscores ongoing revenue performance.
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