A Winning Ticket in New Mexico Politics
The Roswell Daily Record discusses the potential reunification of the Progressive and Democratic factions in New Mexico. It weighs whether the united front could win state government or if candidates like Senator Cutting and ex Governor Dillon would prosper in a split race. It notes the clash of central committees and asks if surrender is worth the chance of victory this year.
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Big Sea
Newexico
United
Cutting
Dick Dillon
U.s.senate
Congress
Re-United Party Wold
Potash and Protection for New Mexico Industry
New Mexico potash faces ruin without government price protection or tariffs. foreign potash from Germany France and Soviet Russia dominates three quarters of the US market, undercutting American workers’ standards. A policy to shield domestic potash is urged to preserve this valley and state industry and living standards.
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New Mexico
Pecos Valley
Germany-France
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Radio repair ad and liquor enforcement opinion
An advertisement for Falconi Electrical Service outlines quick radio repair with affordable costs. A public notice argues liquor sellers evade the Lane law, urging strict enforcement by the State Board of Liquor Control and municipal cooperation before July 1.
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Falconi Electrical Service
Astfe
Gers
State Board of Liquor Control
State Board
Daintiness Is Prerequisite For Washtub Summer
A fashion minded column urges the summer dress wearer to emphasize a clean, fresh appearance. It stresses daily sudsy baths, showers, and careful deodorant use to prevent perspiration showing and maintain charm, noting practical beauty aids and personal hygiene without heavy cosmetics.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Cleverley
The Wild Bird by Owen Johnson
Barbara Browne a two percent year old girl in Oxbridge is dominated by her adoring father and plotted to rebel. Gregory Ranke a popular novelist cousin attracts Barbara while her father opposes his divorce. Barbara marries Disbrough in name only. Rance returns to oppose her and tension mounts as Barbara fights for independence against paternal control.
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Barbara Browne
Lynwood
Oxbridge
Barbara Secum
Vilage
Gregory Ranke
Laurie Chiswick
Barbara
Rance
Laurie
Regardioas
Gregony
Disbrough
Hur
Lepwood
Brawne
Allen
Fin
Martin
Browne
Hester
Sue
Lane law tightens town licenses and bans road houses
The county boards enforce the reconstructed Lane law across divisions. They set equal or higher license rates and require adherence to conditions, aiming to curb road houses outside towns. Judge McGhee and District Attorney Reese signal firm enforcement.
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Boards of County Commissioners
McGhee
Reese
Portales urged to boost trade with better roads and freight rates
Portales faces criticism for losing cotton and trade to Texas as locals push for improved rural roads and market access. The News urges the Portales Chamber of Commerce to secure better freight rates and roads to keep farm products competitive, arguing cooperation with farmers is essential to sustain Portales’ trade footprint. The piece notes Navajo broom fiber story as a backdrop to regional economic themes and calls for action to preserve Portales’ market.
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Portales
Sion
Pe Io
Orstales News
Taxpayers urged to act before June 15 in tax relief plan
The article urges New Mexico taxpayers to act before June 15 to clear tax liens, arguing it is the best and perhaps only chance for relief. It stresses the savings justify a sacrifice and notes that prudent taxpayers take action when the opportunity is available.
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New Mexico
Walter W. May Named Clovis Postmaster Amid Protest Echoes
East side readers hail Walter W. May as postmaster at Clovis praising his intelligent service. The column blasts world debt repudiation and urges a six hour workday with universal tax without exemptions. It notes auto price cuts from EF Paso involving General Motors brands and questions postwar prosperity and trust profits.
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East Side
Walter W. May
Clovis
EF Paso
General Motors Group
Merchant Errors Tax Payment Flub In Fort Sumner
A Fort Sumner merchant deducted the money order cost when sending the business tax and had his check returned for the shortfall. He ends up short by a nickel on the money order and six cents in stamps, highlighting a call for the county treasurer to directly receive taxes and spare transit costs.
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Fort Sumner
Industry described in Tucumcari broom making press note
New Mexico draft recounts Linn Brothers industry in Tucumcari producing brooms from bear grass fibre. The brief mentions a January scene detailing the plant setup and local impact on regional craftsmanship and commerce.
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New Mexico
Linn Brothers
Tucumcari
New CCC Camp to Open on Clovis Highway
The Portales News notes 209 boys will reside at the CCC camp on the Clovis highway. The editors praise the state park as a recreational center that will attract tourists and boost the community, urging continued park development under Governor A W Hockenhull.
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Ccc
Clovis Highway
New Mexico
A. W. Hockenhull
Portales News
Furniture Hospital Upholstering and Repair Ad
Furniture hospital offers upholstering and repair work with guaranteed results. 208 Hast of E FE Hardcastie. Adv. Record Want Ads get results.
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E. FE
Cardui Aimed At Relieving Pain In Side For Oklahoma Woman
A Dewar Oklahoma woman reported side pains easing after using Cardui. She claimed multiple bottles built her strength and improved her run down condition. The testimonial notes other women have benefited and urges trying Cardui if other remedies fail.
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Oklahoma
Bill Stewart
Dewar
Okla
War debts echo as Europe balks at paying a giant bill
A voiced op-ed criticizes Britain's default on war debts and France's repudiation, arguing a united Europe won t pay Uncle Sam twelve billion dollars. It laments economic chaos, bloated banks, food shortages, and Europe s armament binge while warning the world risks another war and civilization s collapse.
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France
Europe
Uncle Sam
Lafayette
Wm. Shakespeare
Sam
Germany
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