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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
7
May 19 1903 Roswell Daily Record lists staff Mason Cet Bear Le Scarritt Don Wilkins city editor society editor and advertising rates Roswell New Mexico publication details and Associated Press note with subscription prices and mailing info.
In the Pecos valley the week brought temperatures above 100 with a peak of 108 at Carlsbad. The region faces a serious drought though irrigation water remains plentiful for crops and domestic use. Range stockmen suffer feed losses and shrinking waterholes, signaling potential disaster if drought continues.
The era’s powers are described as ready for conflict. Germany under Hitler is rising, Italy under Mussolini shows zeal, Soviet Russia trains large armed forces, France is arming and wary. The world seems poised for a new war, with one spark potentially triggering it.
The Taxpayers Association of New Mexico warns property owners to pay 1933 taxes by June 15 1954 to avoid interest penalties and offers payment options for delinquent taxes dating back to 1932 and earlier. If 1933 taxes are unpaid by June 15 suits for tax lien foreclosures proceed, and payment terms include installments and interest waivers for certain periods.
Senator Cutting votes for the soldiers’ bonus and the silver bill. He critiques debt handling and compares government finance to debtor nations in Europe. The piece notes ongoing recovery changes in setup, methods, and personnel, with anticipated reforms looming in coming moons.
The Index traces state debt growth from 1880 274 million to 1981 well over two billion with per capita figures rising from 5.48 to about 20. It argues taxation blocks employment expansion investment and saving and urges voters to scrutinize fiscal policy and state capitals when voting.
Property owners who have not yet paid all of the 1933 taxes are urged to complete such payments before next Friday June. The notice highlights payment deadlines and cites local tax authorities seeking full compliance.
The Record announces R P Perry Bean as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Chaves County subject to party action.
E J House Sr has authorized The Record to announce him as a candidate for nomination for sheriff of Chaves County, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
Homer Dunagan announced as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Chaves County, subject to the Democratic party's decision.
County Clerk Ralph A Sheehan is authorized by The Daily Record to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk of Chaves county subject to the will of the Democratic party.
Mrs Harold K Crosby is announced as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Treasurer of Chaves County subject to the Democratic party decision.
Charlie Lawey announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Assessor in Chaves County, pending the outcome of the Democratic Primary.
In the probate matter No 1671 the court sets a July 7 deadline and the June 28 1934 hearing date. The proponent will take testimony from Edith Watt of 4169 Mississippi Street San Diego California and John W Mott of 4572 Delaware Street San Diego California at A A Amos office 4643 37th Street San Diego California at 10 o clock a m.
Gilbert Redd notices the death of his wealthy stepbrother Oweas Cresap and the same room harbors the servant Uncas Cresap's corpse. The household staff reacts with fear and suspicion as I, the narrator, investigates the scene and confronts Miss Dane and others while police approach.
A readerly collage critiques bond hurdles delaying John Morrow for state treasurer, praises Clovis civic vigor, weighs recall politics in Albuquerque, and notes Roosevelt era public works ideas. The piece mentions Quarai ruins near Mountaintop, the University of New Mexico, and archaeologist Dr. Edgar Hewett.
A fragment praising Liana and the immortals at Santa Fe and recounting the 1659 death of the father. It notes the 1680 uprising that banished Spaniards for thirteen years and urges CCC action to restore and conserve ancient New Mexico missions under Dr. Hewett, deeming it a noble, timely goal for forest workers.
The attesting witnesses to said will are named as Peek D. P. Greiner with the county clerk seal. Deputy Estes Beck signs as deputy. The notation appears under the official seal and indicates clerical attestation.
First shipment of cherries lands from Mountain Park Gardens, offering fresh fruit to local markets. A brief note indicates Aaa is cataloging the arrival and distribution to retailers.
The Tuesday and Thursday evening state college educational half hour programs run 8:30 to 9:00 with talks on national parks monuments on Tuesday evenings. Poultry talks by extension poultryman W M Ginn will air June 21 and 28. The Citizens Forum from the National Committee on Education by Radio airs each Thursday evening. Farm talks cover farming ranching and homemaking with a noon Farm Flashes daily. A homemakers program airs at 11:15 each weekday except Saturday.
Albuquerque June 13 The State Labor Commission failed to force the Middle Rio Grande district to raise conservancy carpenters pay to 1.00 hour arguing it is the prevailing wage. District Judge Harry Owen ruled the evidence shows average wages in the territory are 75 cents per hour for all classes of employers.
Albuquerque reporters note Abie Chavez and Chato Laredo expected to weigh in at a reunion event. AP coverage confirms both figures slated for public appearance in June.
Albuquerque reports a heat wave across the state with Tuesday’s weather showing record highs. Clovis reaches 107 degrees, Albuquerque 94, Gallup 86, and scattered thunder showers expected.
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