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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1942
Page
8
A fragmented classified style note references liberty or an X gas ration card and quotes senators. It includes remarks on Democrats and mentions pistols and rifles offered at low prices. Carl Johnson is cited, with casual quotation marks around his name.
All the style wise women of Roswell make appointments for a Victory Hair Cut and Curl for summer comfort. Be wise Victorize. Permanent Wave Shop at 108 East 4th Street advertises with phone number for appointments.
Ginsberg Music Co offers large size world globe maps with stand at a sale price of 3.98, regular value 5.50, limited to remaining stock as of June 1916.
A promotion offers a large size world globe map with stand for a $10 purchase or more, priced at $2.95, available at Ginsberg's Music Co.
A promotion offers a large world globe map on a decorative stand free with purchases of fifty dollars or more at Ginsberg's Music Co. The offer appears in a 1916 notice and emphasizes the value of the gift with qualifying orders.
A reflective note suggests many dream of retiring to a simple rural life with four chickens. The piece laments that few actually pursue such a leisurely plan, pointing to easy living as an elusive goal.
This week only, special price on a blonde finish 4 piece bedroom suite with a 48 inch plate glass mirror priced at 89.88. Watkins Furniture Store at 129 W. 2nd offers the deal starting June 16.
Bob Crosby, vying for the world steer roping title against Carl Arnold of Buckeye, Arizona, remarks the draw decides champion. He reflects on last night’s exhibition near Roswell Flying School, noting preparation and crowd plans for Sunday while officials organize crowd control and ticket sales.
The Boston wool market was very quiet with prices unchanged. Three-eighths and one-quarter blood bright fleece wools are quoted 48 to 50 cents delivered mill, but sales were lacking. Fine wools of all descriptions and pulled and scoured wools remained inactive and quiet in both grease and scoured states.
In New York the stock market closed with most leaders drifting to lower levels amid unsettled war news and expectations of Churchill's U S visit. Real selling pressure did not appear as declines stayed fractional to near a point. Total volume reached 283,600 shares.
WPB officials attended the Chamber of Commerce today for consultations with businessmen and will remain tomorrow until noon for further talks.
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