Huffman Opens Sacramento Camp For Boys This Summer
Minor Huffman, once with Roswell and a former Boy Scout executive for the Eastern New Mexico Area Council, brings a busload of boys from Oklahoma to the Sacramento Mountains camp opening today for a two month session. Enrollment is about 25, with two boys traveling from New York City. G A Pullock of Stillwater Oklahoma will direct programs, joining Huffman who now serves as Boy Scout executive of the El Paso Council. Three carloads of boys were taken up. Durwood Trollinger aided the departure.
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Minor Huffman
RosWett
Eastern
G. A. Pullock
Stillater
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
M. College
Durwood Trollinger
Roswell
Campand
Huffman
el Paso Council
Myron Prager Speaks At Ad Club Meeting
Myron Prager addressed the Advertising Club on Advertising As A Marketing Factor. He argued advertising lowers production and distribution costs and is essential for new inventions. He noted advertising improves quality of life and accepted an appreciation from the family of the late Bertoir Siron. Guest Kares Butler and Judson Goodart attended. Bird presided as president.
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Myron Prager
AD Club
Advertising Club
Mass Meeting Of Colored Citizens In Roswell
Rev. O F Dixon calls a mass meeting of Roswell colored citizens tomorrow night at 8 at Second Baptist Church 108 South Kansas to discuss matters vital to the colored race including school affairs in the community.
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Roswell
O. F. Dixon
Second Baptist Church
South Kansas
Colored citizens express appreciation for white help
S. G. Chamberlain, master of ceremonies, told the Emancipation program attendees yesterday that the colored citizens wished to thank their white friends for the help and contributions in mounting the event.
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S. G. Chamberlain
Kinney Death Remains Interred in Robinson Illinois
Keith Dudley Kinney died at William Beaumont Hospital Fort Bliss last Sunday afternoon. No funeral services were held here as the body arrived and lay in state at Talmage Chapel before being forwarded this afternoon by train to Robinson Illinois with his mother Mrs E D Kinney accompanying for services and burial. Talmage Mortuary in charge.
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Keith Dudley Kinney
William Beaumont Hospital
Ft. Bliss
Talmage Chapel
Robinson, Iliness
E. D. Kinney
Talmage Mortuary
Dr Phillips Returns from Wedding trip to Roswell
Dr W W Phillips was in Roswell today returning from Clarksville Pennsylvania where he attended the wedding of his daughter Helen.
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Phillips
W. W. Phillips
Roswell
Clarksville
Pennsylvania
Helen
Welfare Board To Meet At Chamber Friday Afternoon
The executive board of the Chaves County Welfare Association will meet Friday at four o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chaves County Welfare Association
Chamber of Commerce
Notice Limiting Debt Responsibility by Owner
Henceforth it will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself Gus Sieg Ady 1912 entry appears.
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Gus Sieg
Ady
Up and Down the Main Drag
Local notes report over 45000 in Chaves county to cotton farmers who cut acreage for government pay. Merchants seek new money flow as CWA funds end. Sparsely covered items include a Camp Camino hurler Gatlin and flea dressers for sale, a New Mexico State exhibit at the World Fair, and a hotel elevator gag.
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Chaves County
Undefeated NL Teams Set to Meet Tomorrow
The two unbeatens Shaw's Grocery and CCC Malone will clash tomorrow at 5:30 on field one after managers agreed. The CCC Malone Painters shift to Friday at 5:30, and the Roswell Auto-Bank game moves to 7:30 Friday due to CCC Camp activities.
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Shaw’s Grocery
CCC Malone
CCC
CCC Malone Painters
Roswell Auto-Bank
Agricultural officials meet in conference at Las Cruces
W S Elser agricultural extension director for New Mexico arrived from State College Las Cruces for a conference with J R Thomas Chaves county agricultural agent and W A Wunsch Eddy county agricultural agent who came up from Carlsbad to join.
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W. S. Elser
New Mexico
State College, Las Cruces
J. R. Thomas
Chaves County
W. A. Wunsch
Eddy County
Carlsbad
Lordsburg Adopts Liquor License Fees Schedule
Lordsburg city council approved a schedule of beer wine and liquor licenses effective July 1 Dispensers beer 100 beer and wine 200 all liquors 200 special 100 200 and 400 No other provisions were made AP reports New fees apply to selling alcohol in Lordsburg starting next month
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Lordsburgh
Lordsburg
Barber Shop Adette at 319 North Main
Classified advertisement for a barber shop located at 319 and a half North Main Run in the city. includes a reference to Gus Siege as contact or listing point and a note J19t x indicating line or page placement.
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North Main
Gus
Needlework Supplies Ad From Art Gift Shop
Ad delivers: Stop by Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street for needlework supplies before vacation. Short, practical retail note urging a visit and purchase.
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Art
Jidtfe
Clardy's Dairy Ad Sells Batter Milk at 1 Cent Per Gallon
Batter milk offered by Clardy's Dairy at one cent per gallon with a five gallon minimum sale. Advertisement appears on page J14t4e.
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Clardy’s Dairy
Furniture makers offer lower prices at Chicago summer show
Chicago June 20 A P lower prices will be the bait to induce families now doubled up to establish separate homes. National manufacturers and retailers opened the annual summer show as the American Furniture Mart announced prices about 10 percent lower than January on some classifications and about equal on others.
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Chicago
American Furniture Mart
For Rent Two Room Furnished Apartment Cheap
Short classified item advertises a two room furnished apartment at 207 West Biand Street with a cheap rate. The fragmentary note offers no contact details or dates.
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West Biand Street
Baskin Dies At 38 In Anderson South Carolina
Ernest Gamble Baskin aged thirty eight died at his home 410 West College Blvd Anderson after eight years residence from Bristol Connecticut for health reasons He served in the Navy during World War I and was a Methodist and D A V member Survived by wife daughter Barbara four sisters Annie Macie Alie Baskin and Mrs W K Taylor and three brothers Kenneth Andrew Jr and Paul C Baskin Interment planned for Friday with Talmage Mortuary handling arrangements
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E. G Baskin
Ernest Gamble Baskin
West College Blvd
Mr. Baskin
Bristol
Connecticu
Baskin
United States Navy
Methodist Church
South
D. A. V. Post
Barbara
Annie
Macie
Alie Baskin
Anderson
W. K. Taylor
Mexican man held for using another’s birth certificate
A Mexican man with unknown real name is held in the county jail for federal authorities on a charge of using the birth certificate of Enrique Galindo. He and Simon Mingens were arrested last night on South Main for alleged drunken and disorderly conduct and handed to county officers. Formal charges had not been filed at this time.
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Enrique Galindo
Simon Mingens
South Main
Presbyterian Young People Meet in Artesia Form New Group
The Presbyterian young people of the Pecos Valley will meet in Artesia on Sunday afternoon, July 1, at 3 30 to form a new organization. A picnic is planned at 5 30 followed by a model young peoples meeting at 7 00 in the evening.
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Presbyterian Young People
Pecos Valley
Artesia
Young Peoples
Cuba to Default on U S Loans in 60 Million Declared
Havana reports Cuba may repudi ate roughly 60 million in private American loans from the Machado era. A special committee advised against payments, with Chase National Bank opposing a quick action. New York sources say the bank calls repudiation legally doubtful and asks delay until its case is heard. The government already moratoriumed 52 million in bonds held mainly by American investors.
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Havana
Chase National Bank of New York
Cuba
Machado
New York
Milton Wright Selling Papers in Albuquerque
Milton Wright peddles papers in Albuquerque awaiting transport to France. A former resident of Simpsonville Kentucky, he joined the French Legion in 1911 and became a French citizen. He was shell shocked at Verdun and now seeks compensation in France, sailing July 12 from Los Angeles to Bordeaux via the French Consul arrangement.
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Albuquerque
Milton Wright
France
Wright
Simpsonville
French Legion
Verdun
United States
Bordeaux
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Says Brain Trust In Govt To Stay
President Roosevelt told Yale alumni at a luncheon the brain trust remains in government. He said ability, not politics, guides decisions in Washington and praised Congress as a cross section of opinion. He noted many responsible officials are nonpartisan and urged continued use of trained people.
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Roosevelt
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Washington
Congress
Winners in the News Tip Contest at The Record
Roy W Cullen won yesterday's news tip contest by caller reporting wind damage at the grandstand roof in the baseball park. He receives two theatre tickets for Thursday and may claim them at The Record office. Daily prizes are donated by Yucca Princess management, with tickets for Such Women Are Dangerous and Springtime For Henry.
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Roy W. Cullen
Baseball Park
Yucca-Princess Management
Warner Baxter
Otto Kruger
Henry
Bills Signed Expand Aid And Create New Communications Commission
The president signed bills continuing drought relief and boosting PWA funding with 1.5 billion dollars reallocated from unused last year. It also allocates hundreds of millions for highway, public buildings, crime enforcement, oil code enforcement, and the silver purchase act. The Rayburn Dill measure creates a seven member communications commission to regulate radio, wire and cable in interstate commerce and transfers duties from the radio and interstate commerce commissions. Direct loans for industry via federal reserve banks were authorized.
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PWA
CCC
TVA
Emergency Relief Agency
Radio Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Federal Reserve Banks
Holguin Convicted of 1929 Sutton Store Robbery
Alamogordo New Mexico June 20 AP After eight hours a district court jury convicted Pedro Holguin of robbing the Sutton store in 1929. Alfredo Manville was acquitted. Holguin had recently been cleared in a separate slaying case involving seven Espinosa family members. A jury was drawn for the trial of Jim King on Day Marshal Haynes death near Tularosa.
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N. M
Pedro Holguin
Sutton
Alfredo Manville
Holguin
Melquiades Espinosa
Jim King
J. F. Haynes
Tularosa
Haynes
King’s Horse
University of Tours expedition to visit Roswell teachers
Four hundred teachers from the University of Tours 1934 summer expedition will tour Roswell as part of a West visit. The group travels as a summer school division of Oklahoma City University and will view local points of interest in Roswell and surrounding areas.
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Vistf
Roswell
University of Tours
West
Oklahoma City University
Wool market steady as inquiries rise in Texas
Boston reports domestic wool quiet with territory and Texas lots unchanged from last week. Some Ohio fleeces moved, with strictly combing 64s and finer delaine at about 36 cents greasy, not top quality. Old clip fine Ohio delaine held at 32 cents as inquiries continue.
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Boston
US Dept Air
Territory
Texas
Ohio
Galveston Cotton Steady at 12.15 Middling Price
Spot cotton in Galveston on June 20 held steady at 15 points lower, middling class priced at 12.15 dollars per hundredweight, with 200 bales sold in the market.
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Galveston
Baseball Meeting Tonight in Roswell Discusses Denver Post Tournament
A Roswell Giants meeting gathers at 7:30 PM tonight at the Bankhead Hotel with players and fans to decide on entering the Denver Post tournament in Denver this summer and to plan financing for the trip.
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Roswell Giants
Bankhead
Denver
Sunday School at Camp Union Elects Leaders
In the reorganized Camp Union Sunday school last Sunday a goodly number attended despite prevalent whooping cough. Ben Holliday was elected superintendent with Mrs E R Ayers as assistant superintendent and young people's teacher. Other officers include Mrs J W Lee secretary treasurer, Mrs F A Gooding primary teacher, Mrs B Elmore junior teacher, and Rev A E Elmore Bible class teacher. Sunday sessions start 10:30 AM. Emphasis on home Bible reading and memory work. The W O W regular meeting is set for Wednesday night June 20 at 8 PM at C F Hall. 1912e Record Want-Ads Get Reselts.
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Camp Union
Ben Holliday
E. R. Ayers
J. W. Lee
F. A. Gooding
B. <. Elmore
A. E. Elmore
Falcon Electrical Service Ad
When your radio plays dead we fix it quick and the cost won t send you to the poorhouse Falcon Electrical Service. Phone 289. 125 W Second.
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Falcon
Astfc
GOAT MILE Free Sample Delivered With Literature
GOAT MILE issue announces a free sample delivered with literature. A stray ad line includes contact style phrases and garbled phone-like text 759W, with unrelated terms about sanitary goat dairy and letters. The readable elements imply a promotional note lacking clear event or date context.
Bailey's Cleaning Works Ad Declares Moth Proof Vault
No more worry about moths for me. I sent all my winter garments to Bailey's for cleaning de mothing and storage in their fire and moth proof vault. Bailey's Cleaning Works. Phone 890.
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Bailey’s
Bailey's
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