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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1933

Page

7

Seligman machine under fire in New Mexico tax sale case

The Roswell Daily Record reports on political reactions to Senate Bill 144 authorizing tax sales on June 12, with property redemption possible for two years. It criticizes the Seligman democratic machine and calls for NM Democratic reorganization amid tax hardships for homeowners and farmers.

Eratic Tax Commission Democratic Party New Mexico Seligman An. J. B Santa Fe Mexico Homer Parnett Portales N. M Senate Democratic Party of Seligman Democratic Machine

Folly Island tale of Bart Burgess and a family secret

Bart Burgess is stranded on Peconic Bay and drawn into a tangled family mystery. His father Trevor dies, leaving Bart to lead a fragile household with his invalid mother and a concealed bigamist legacy. Lora Sackett, a recent divorcee, visits as Bart contends with hidden Bayley kinship and a worry over Alice’s true parentage.

Bart Burgess Peconic Bay Long Island Wyattville Ingalls Frederick Warren Ingy Bart Mr. Davis Baylays Alice Trevor Bursess Lora Sackett Bayleys Folly Island Matthew Bayley

Young Prisoner Bart Courts Lora on Folly Island

Bart Burgess returns home from New York to Folly Island where his mother worries over his engagement to Lora Sackett, a fashionable woman linked to the Burgess clan. He plans a weekend visit carrying a tote of pajamas and architectural plans, while Capt Hen Love watches from offshore as family ambitions, romance, and duty collide.

Linds Henry Lind Edith Mother Lora Sackett Bob Sackett Fairfield Wainwright Folly Island Wyattville Lora Bart Mr. Pendergast Mrs. Burgess Hen Love Capt. Hen Bayley Alice Teddy Ben Mr. Burgess Starlings New York Daddy

Antoinette 18 provides teen grooming tips for girls

Antoinette Donnelly reviews how eleven to fourteen year olds can handle beauty and hygiene. She urges minimal cosmetics and focus on cleansing, skin care, hair, teeth, hands, posture, and daily routines. Emphasizes water intake, fresh foods, daily baths, and confident carriage.

Antoinette Donnelly Yorself

Thirty Cyrus H K Curtis Dies at 82 Publisher of Prominent Newspapers

Cyrus H K Curtis, renowned newspaper and magazine publisher, died Wednesday at his home in suburban Wyncote at age 82 after an illness that began last May. He was among the world's leading publishers and guided numerous periodicals.

Cyrus H. K. Curtis Mr. Curtis Wyncote

Prisoner in a gilded house quarrel over a secret

A tense scene shows a mother resisting staying in a gold and stone house while a man vows to win her approval. The dialogue reveals a hidden plan to prevent learning about a father and a dangerous truth. Adorable girl, a prisoner, and Wyattville hint at a broader plot.

Alice Wyattville Wallace Irwin

Modern courtship and silent declarations of love

Doris Blake examines the shift in dating behavior, noting men often make love without declaring love aloud. The piece suggests women must steer relationships toward commitment, arguing that genuine affection usually shows itself through actions and clear intentions rather than words.

Doris Blake

Mrs George Castle Travels to St Louis and Chicago Trip

Mrs George Castle leaves Wednesday for St Louis to visit friends and relatives. Miss Ruth Ann Castle will join in July, then travel to Chicago for the Century of Progress with her mother. Mrs Castle to receive medical attention for her eyes while there.

Rose Ellen Castle George Castle St. Louis Ruth Ann Castle Chicago Century of Progress Castle

Rocks Yield Secrets at the Deleate Club Meeting

Mrs E H Hemenway hosted a Friday noon gathering at her Canyon Street home with sewing and visiting. Guests included Miss Ola Higgs of Santa Fe and Miss Mary Catherine Higgs of Roswell. Several locals and visitors from Carlsbad El Paso Winters Lubbock Abilene and Tulsa share travel and hospitality notes and a baby birth is noted for Aubrey Smith and spouse.

St. Louis E. H. Hemenway Canyon Street Glenn McCoy Ola Higgs Santa Fe Mary Catherine Higgs Roswell Jane Mesking Marguerite Cheats S Mockin Carlsbad O. O Stewart Morie Culpepper Mildred Puckett el Paso Aubrey Smith Winters Texas W. L. High J. Childress E. R. Heinenen Lubbock Lorene Powell E. R. Neumann Neumann Hogue John Preston

Roosevelt Critiques Tour Power Treaty and U S Policy

President Roosevelt remarks on the signing of the tour power treaty in Europe by Great Britain France Italy and Germany. He notes a shift from nonintervention and asserts confidence in American integrity despite earlier gold payment disputes and a oversubscribed treasury offering of one billion in securities.

Roosevelt Europe Great Britain France Italy Germany Treasury

Sale of Beer Permits Ignites New Mexico Debate

The article argues that despite beer sales being illegal in New Mexico, federal officials continue selling beer sale permits. It accuses authorities of contempt for state laws and seeks to force dry states into contention, disregarding campaign promises to shield such states from liquor.

New Mexico

Home Owners Loan Bill Passes House and Heads to Conference

The Home Owners Loan Bill has passed both houses and goes to conference. It authorizes the Home Owners Loan Corporation to exchange 4 percent bonds for mortgages, allows up to 30 percent loan-to-value for homeowners, and offers a 45 year loan term at 5 percent with a 3 year moratorium. The measure also enables exchange by building and loan associations and mortgage companies to pay off depositors, freeing savings tied up in unions, potentially aiding New Mexico and other states. The president may soon appoint state administrators to launch the program.

Congress Home Owners Loan Corporation New Mexico Albuquerque Journal

State Tax Commission Sounds Death Knell for Democratic Party in NM

Portales Valley News reports a headline reading that the State Tax Commission signals a death knell for the Democratic Party in New Mexico. The fragmentary item notes political party impact, with emphasis on state tax authority actions affecting party prospects.

State Tax Commission Democratic Party N M Portales Valley

Sentence Sermons by Roy L. Smith on Money

The Rev Roy L Smith presents a set of brief sermons on money. Each line links money to poverty, trouble, temptation, betrayal, tyranny, and distraction from God. The collection frames money as a root cause and a powerful, negative influence in life.

Roy L. Smith

Recovery Bill Sets Road Aid Split by Population and Area

Washington June 9 The Senate approved by 67 to 29 a committee amendment to the industrial recovery bill allocating 400 million dollars to states for roads. The plan uses one third each for population area and existing road mileage, differing from the House approach which favored one half based on population.

Washington Senate

Notice to pay occupation licenses due Roswell 1955

By direction of the City Council all persons firms or corporations owing occupation licenses to the City of Roswell for the first half of 1955 must pay before June 17. Prosecution will follow delinquency. J M McDonald City Clerk Adv 17t3c In the Probate Court Chaves County New Mexico notice of hearing final account of Helene A Coe executrix of Frank B Coe deceased and heirs unknown to appear July 15 1933 at 18 o clock in Roswell to determine heirship and distribution GEO L Foreman County Clerk Seal

Chaves County State OF New Mexico Frank B. Coe Helena “A. Coe Sydney Coe Bonnell Annie Coe Titsworth Winnie Coe Hunt Agnes Coe Bonnell Wilbur F. Coe Edith Coe Boyce Helena Coe Lucas Helene A. Coe Frank Reswetl New Mexico Fae Tee Geo L. Foreman

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