Local Record Marks Second Class Mail Status
The Roswell Daily Record notes its entry as Second Class Mail Matter in Roswell New Mexico under the Act of March 2 1879 dated May 19 1903, highlighting historic postal designation.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record notes its entry as Second Class Mail Matter in Roswell New Mexico under the Act of March 2 1879 dated May 19 1903, highlighting historic postal designation.
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The new eight hour law begins today with the state labor commissioner pledging strict enforcement. Roswell merchants seek to comply by adjusting opening hours and curtailing store times as needed. Public cooperation is urged to minimize hardship while supporting lawful compliance. The piece also notes a separate tax collection law to be tested in the state supreme court.
A desert-dweller recalls cooling methods amid heat and urges calm, water, shade, and serenity. The piece pivots to rising prices, property insight, and then shifts to Folly Island where Bart Burgess, ruling as guardian for a family secret, learns of a second Bayley family, a late father, and a romance with Alice amid estate revelations.
A fragment of a seaside melodrama follows Bart Burgess and Alice as their flirtatious tension peaks on Folly Island. In parallel, Bart grapples with duty, romance, and financial stakes while Lora Sackett stirs restless energy near the Bayleys and a tense love triangle unfolds amid tennis and summer heat.
Doris Blake presents a domestic dilemma where a young wife’s earnings fund her husband’s mother, who controls the household purse and threatens to claim the salary. The piece urges the wife to take decisive action and separate the elder’s influence, noting potential tears and conflict but stressing timely resolution.
The piece notes workers in cities moving to eight hour days while farmers keep longer hours until after June 21. It highlights a Mt Yucca Opera House bathing beauty contest with nominations and a question of favorites. It also covers Fifth Avenue parades by Loyal Order of Moose members, Riverside Church services, architecture and art details, and Pearl Buck’s planned return to the Far East with Buck family, plus a reflection on Pecora and Morgan in the House of Morgan inquiry.
WE QUOTE WCTU column notes a Southern Railroad conductor praising Prohibition after the Eighteenth Amendment. The piece contrasts pre prohibition alcohol woes on Saturdays with the absence of drunks since prohibition, arguing rail travel safety improved. Also mentions new stock of reflectors required by state law from Roswell Auto Co.
The sermon urges putting trust not in money but in enduring, intangible values. It highlights value in worthy friendship, home making, wise conscience, factual clarity, and actions proving character beyond noble birth.
Roswell Board of Education invites bids to complete the roof at Fast Side School with specifications available at Wilt Purdy in Roswell New Mexico. A 10 year bond from John Manville Co or equivalent required before bids are considered. Board reserves right to accept or reject any or all bids.
Fast relief for Sciatica Neuritis and rheumatic pains with Nurito a narcotic free remedy. The specialist's prescription promises relief after a few doses or money back. Safe for long standing suffering and urged to ask druggists now.
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