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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record masthead lists staff including Society Editor Grace T. Bear, City Editor Ed W. L. Scarritt, and Advertising Manager Don Wilkins. It notes six months and per year advertising rates and that figures are furnished on application.
A standard Associated Press copyright statement appears, noting exclusive rights to republish AP dispatches and local news, with reserved rights for special dispatches and overall republication protections. The text emphasizes exclusive entitlement and local publication rights.
The Cotton Plan faces division among farmers in our county as acreage reductions aim to raise prices. Removal of ten million acres from cultivation could cut jobs across cotton belts, with Chaves county losing about 7,500 acres and one third of local workers. Subsidies and higher prices may raise costs for cotton goods, while many workers fear unemployment and winter relief strain.
Bart Burgess navigates family secrets and a tangled romance after his father’s death. He grapples with Lora Sackett's engagement and a looming marriage to Alice while Ingy Warren’s interference loosens Folly Island ties. A warning on inheritance and duty threads through the Wyattsville house and Bayleys island life.
An El Herald Post editorial argues that the National Industrial Recovery Act should conserve natural resources especially forests and oil. It warns that private timber stands could vanish in 20 years without restraint, while urging recovery industries to include conservation in their fair practice codes and seek government support without sacrificing ecological stability.
Macon the airship lands at Lakehurst naval air station in New Jersey after a flight from Akron Ohio. Rear Admiral Ernest J King hails the ship as a grand edition of the Akron and notes refinements. The cost of the Macon was $2,450,000 and it is officially commissioned as a navy ship of the skies.
It seems a race between degrees and decrees as graduation days end in June while divorce mills keep grinding, a wry take on social trends and legal matters.
The piece blends municipal resistance rhetoric with a New Yorker style Waterfront Property ad from Greenwich Conn offering furnished season or yearly rentals. It highlights six master bedrooms, a yacht basin, private beach, and a six car garage with apartments. A Rite Spot drive in, a red headed server, and a delayed air flight to Chicago amid boxing title controversy are also noted.
The Foswell Board of Education will receive bids to complete the East Side School roof project by June 26, 1933. Specifications are available at Wilf Purdy Kerwert’s office. A 10 year bond from John Atanville or equivalent must be furnished before bids are accepted. The board may accept or reject any bid.
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