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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record a daily newspaper operated by 4D Publishing Company and published every evening except Sunday with a business office and society editor listed. The notice notes the paper was entered May 19 1903 in Roswell New Mexico as second class mail under the act of March 2 1879.
The article carries the Associated Press copyright notice granting exclusive use to republication of all AP dispatches and local news published, with rights reserved for special dispatches as well. No specific events or names are described in the readable text.
A reflection on farm policy proposes cutting cotton by one acre in four and paying cash rents to reduce supply, while a serialized island tale follows Bart Burgess on Folly Island as family secrets emerge, engagements falter, and seaside intrigues unfold with Ingy Warren and Aunt Augusta in the mix.
A Chicago Tribune piece from 1933 presents Gladys Huntington Bevans reflecting on mothers letters about childrearing. Sally-Anne’s nest study and fear of thunder illustrate how practical observations shape growth, with farm life and close quarters affecting children.
Moriarity files a petition with the New Mexico state corporation commission requesting lower telephone rates. The commission will likely require briefs and set a hearing date in Santa Fe to review the case.
A collage of campus remarks and notes on graduation at Wells College Lehigh and Mt Holyoke with Yale and West Point leaders urging graduates to shape democracy, avoid drift and face global threats. Includes Charline Taylor’s odd remark and local Lea County jail chatter.
A line from BR H L discusses the presentation of Uncle Tom's Cabin in New York. It notes the arrangement and reception of the performance in the city, reflecting on stage adaptation and public interest at the time.
Pierre, South Dakota notes Don C. Lewis, former South Dakota insurance commissioner, as a delegate to the 1924 Democratic national convention. The text reflects dramatic sentiments on slavery and a call for decisive action, mentioning Harold Lloyd and others in a rural, industrious context.
A column of brief aphorisms urging humility usefulness and trust as paths to greatness. The Rev Roy L. Smith argues that lasting stature begins with service and trustworthy conduct rather than fame or popularity.
Hollywood obituaries report film actor and vaudeville writer John Grey aged 60 died last night. The Associated Press notes Grey’s prolific work in cinema and stage, with a career spanning several decades and collaborations with notable studios.
Washington reports treasury receipts for June 26 at 6,247,526 dollars with expenditures of 23,844,760 dollars and a balance of 48,893,510 dollars. Customs duties for the first 26 days of June amounted to 15,009,802 dollars.
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