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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
7
The fragment outlines subscription rates and masthead details for the Roswell Daily Record. It notes pricing by year and by carrier, with publication notes and post office classifications, set in a 1903 context. The article preserves editor roles and advertising rate references from the era.
A dense excerpt from a long-worn wire service style page discusses politics and labor law, highlighting the eight hour law case in Albuquerque with H. E. Henry as defendant and district Judge Milton Helmick presiding. It touches on currency stability under party regimes and praises the Olympic committee's role in Berlin amid Nazi era tensions with Briz. Gen. Chas. T. Sherrill cited. It also reviews Gladys Hasty Carroll’s As The Earth Turns, praising Jen Shaw and the farm family, and previews several modern novels by Norris and Poole with a focus on character, setting, and themes of resilience after upheaval.
Attorney J. Gilbert notes the Has state administration failed to keep platform pledges. The world economic conference centers on war debts, which foreign speakers deem crucial. Hull omits war debts, while the conference aims for benefits for others. The forecasted outcome: Europe may push for war debt revisions, with trade barriers falling and cheap goods invading American markets.
The Rev L Smith’s Ser mon collection presents a satirical list of maxims on human folly and virtue. Miss Janice Huff announces the opening of the Huff Pine Art Studio Monday June 19 for terms and details.
In a tense session the Mavericks exchanged sharp words during a glass cutting dispute as the Senate adjourned. The old report recalls a past Kansas City union station scene with movie star interviews and snowy trains, preferring peaceful beats to the danger of submachine gun fire.
The public contest names a pret tiest girl candidate, nominated by M. and WU, described as the stenographer at Hervey Dow Hill and Hinkle law offices. The item notes the contest seeks a top young woman for a feature role.
The President seeks relaxation during a sail along the New England coast. Details of Mr. Garner’s recovery from his arduous duke are not yet disclosed.
Bart Burgess stranded on Peconic Bay befriends Nosey Ingy Warren and Alice on Folly Island. A family secret emerges when Bart’s father dies, leaving a second Bayley family fortune. Bart grows torn between Lora Sackett and Alice while facing an unexpected engagement, in a melodramatic Cliffhanger ending.
New Mexico poultry flocks show notable gains in 1933 per W M Ginn of New Mexico State College. Egg production trends up as reports from poultry record keepers indicate. The peak sign is the demand for Triple A grade chicks from New Mexico State Poultry Association supervised flocks, with supply exhausted early in the year and hatcheries unable to meet orders.
New Mexico moves to boost egg production and hen quality through distributed chick programs. The Pecos Valley Hatchery in Roswell Gambile’s Hatchery in Tucumcari and the New Mexico State Poultry Association with Dr. Thomas J. Pearson of Roswell advance poultry industry development via Farmers Exchange Bulletin.
State labor commissioner Ralph Davy will address the conservancy district board in Albuquerque on Thursday to discuss wage scales. A new law requires wages on similar work to reflect local prevailing rates, which Davy says the district does not meet for common or skilled labor. In Roswell Mrs. W B McCoy is department superintendent. in the county jail a bhospital program included a male quartet and a talk by Mr. Miends.
The W C T U column notes annual Flower Mission Work to aid the sick and sin-sick. The Roswell Board of Education invites bids for roofing the East Side School to be completed by June 26 1933. Specifications available at Will Purdy Roswell NM. A 1% year bond from John Manville Co or equivalent required. board reserves right to accept or reject any or all bids.
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