Public Notice and Suit Readiness in Roswell Court
A district court notice details a lawsuit by Tinkie Smith against Claude Hobbs and others over a Roswell Lot 4 in Block 2 Original Town. The notice warns appearance by August 7, 1939, or default and a declaration of the pending foreclosure-like decree. A separate Land Office notice lists homestead claims by Ysidro Analla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hobbs
Emma Kipling
James W. Harlan
Mary Haldy Wood
Etta Scherrer
Trinidad Harlan
Emma Harlan Duque
Jeanette Harlan Rodriguez
John Harlan
Anglia Harlan Ramon
Chaves County
New Mexico
Tinkie Smith
Roswell
Hervey, Dow, Hill & Hinkle
J. P. White Building
D. P. Greiner
Department of the Interior General Land Office
Las Cruces
Ysidro Analla
Tinnie
N. Mex
N. M. P. Meridian
Joan Savage
United States
Satomen Savedra
Trenidad Meaz
Paulo G. Montoya
Pedro Analla
Belle Leonard Good
Mary Good Wineford
Calvin Favorite Good
Ella Belle Good
Leonard Phelps Good
Jacob C. Good
John Daniel Good
R. E. Levers
District Court
N. M
Holiday safety urged for Fourth of July
The Fourth of July comes with many deaths and injuries from fireworks and holiday accidents. Officials urge strict supervision of fireworks and careful travel. It is better to be careful than endure a home tragedy, and travelers should take extra care to stay alive.
Watch Therefore Spirit of Consecration in Work
A minister cites Mat. 24:42 and urges living with constant readiness. A patient’s warning of sudden death leads a business head to insist the institution be run so nothing hidden remains for the Lord to see. The message urges early dedication, not only after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Luther Edwards
Roswell Faces Shortage of Better Class Rental Homes
Many incoming families for business reasons come to Roswell seeking higher quality rental housing but struggle to secure suitable residences. The town remains underbuilt in the housing stock, especially in the better class segment, despite several new houses built recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Ed Carmichael
May operating results show profit squeeze for Santa Fe Railway
The Santa Fe Railway reports May operating income of 106055 dollars, down about 1.25 million from last May, while gross receipts total 12089005 dollars, up 580701 dollars from a year earlier. Operating expenses rose 2039420 dollars or 23.1 percent, a sign of rising costs eroding profits. The Roswell air mail service coming in late July promises faster mail, benefiting local business and improving national reach.
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Santa Fe Railway
Roswell
Use and compensation tax debated as interstate barrier
Editorial argues the new use and compensation tax aims to shield in state business from outsiders but creates inter state barriers. The piece warns such barriers threaten national unity and could fracture the country into forty eight separate nations.
July 1939 May Follow Bloodied July National Disaster
National Safety Council warns that July fatalities and injuries from accidents reach staggering levels. In 1938 July saw thousands killed or injured with costs in the hundreds of millions, driven by heat, fireworks, holidays, and clear weather that increases risk.
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United States
America
National Safety Council
Sidelights on the News Stock On Highways
A. M. Fernandez asserts livestock owners are criminally liable for roaming animals on fenced highways, shifting law to require criminal complaints by counties with sharp penalties unless owners prove lack of power to prevent. The rule excludes leased unfenced land, while drivers must remain vigilant as cows and horses unpredictably cross roads. The piece also remembers W. A. Hawkins, a noted railroad attorney and defender of corporate interests, lauded for his legal prowess and the Hawkins bill despite controversy.
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A. M. Fernandez
el Paso
Tucumcari
Liberal
Kan
Hawkins
Southwest
For the Country Weekend Fashion Notes Virginia Bruce Outfit
Virginia Bruce wears a circular navy blue and white check skirt paired with a tailored navy linen blouse and suede jacket in natural tones. A suede hat and a large navy suede bag complete the ensemble for the country weekend feature.
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Virginia Bruce
Dry Ice Plant Begins Production in Solano
Dry ice production starts at the Solano plant of Carbonic Chemicals Corp financed and directed by Albert K. Mitchell, Ed Springer, R. L. Harrison, with C. M. Botts as legal director. Initial capacity is thirty tons daily, expandable with additional units as demand grows. This marks the second New Mexican dry ice plant, joining Estancia’s Witt‑owned pioneer.
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Solano
Carbonic Chemicals Corporation
Albert K. Mitchell
Harding County
Ed Springer
Cimarron
R. L. Harrison
Albuquerque
C. M. Botts
Estancia
Witt
State Officials to Attend NEA Convention in San Francisco
SANTA FE New Mexico June 23 The annual National Education Association convention in San Francisco will be attended by many state officials led by State Superintendent Grace Corrigan R J Mullis secretary to the state association and State High School Inspector L W Clark Tourist bureau director Joe Bursey will depart for San Francisco today with an exhibit.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
National Education Association
San Francisco
Grace Corrigan
R. J. Mullis
State Association
L. W. Clark
Tourist Bureau
Joe Bursey
John Sloan Finalizes Work on His Teaching and His Work
Artist John Sloan, based in Santa Fe and New York, is finishing a book titled His Teach ing And His Work and expects publication in September or October. He summers in Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sloan
Santa Fe
New York
Health department notes rise in infectious diseases
The weekly state report lists 33 whooping cough cases, five diphtheria, and eight pneumonia. A rabies flare in Bernalillo county reports two cases, one in a dog and one in a cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Bernalillo County
First Statute Loan Permits Issued by State Examiner
Woodlan P. Saunders the state bank examiner issued eleven small loan permits, the first under a statute enacted by the last legislature, marking a new regulatory milestone for niche lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlan P. Saunders
Santa Fe System Carloadings Ed Week End June 24 1939
The Santa Fe System reported carloadings for the week ending June 24 1939 at 28 992, up from 24 159 in 1938. Receipts from connections totaled 4 993 versus 4 467 the prior year. Total cars moved reached 33 985, compared with 28 626 in 1938. In the preceding week this year Santa Fe handled 27 739 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
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Ofendants
Montgomery Ward
Carmichael
Chaves Co
W. A. Barth
E. Lindsay St
Stockton
Calif
Union
George Leavelle
Magnolia
2Nd
Kentucky
H. L. Oldaker
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Richardson
N. Penn
So. Penn
S. Mo. Ave
Phon
Schumann
Mon
F. Seaverns Ranch
Berrendo
Eas
Penn
Helen Pritchard
Missouri
Dean
West Side Garage
Kelvinator
East Fourth
No. Rich
Earl F. Hall
Roswell Auto Used Car Lot
China
O. K
Eddie Greaves
West Tilden
Major Selby
American Cafe
Moseley’s
I A. mi
Bailey Burke
East 2Nd
Burrows
Edwards
Court House
Imperial
North Tennis Courts
John Selby
Adv
Fulbright Furniture Store
N. Main
2Nd St
Falcons Electrical Service
West 2Nd St
Rich Jersey
Testec
Institute
C. M. Hester
Lorraine
Roswell Building & Loan Assn
West 5Th
Fowler
Roswell Mattress Co
Ruidoso
South Main
Thompson’s Autoyage
ABC
Spaulding Appliance Company
Odessa
Texas
C. D. Strickland
Second & Ky
Axel S Storm
Federal Theatre Project
WPA
Home Relief
Shaw
Theatre Guild
Chicago
Federal Theatre Unit
Commercial Theatre
Peoples’ Theatre
Will Robinson
W. A. Hawkins
la Luz
Veterans Hospital
Silver City
Carlsbad
Eddy
C. B. Eddy
Alamogordo
A. B. Fall
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Mr. Hawkins
Carrizozo
Vaughn
Chaves
Eddy County
Eagle Creek
Pecos Valley Water Users Association
Medler
Globe Vaccines
Rancher’s Supply Co
4Th St
South Main St
Leo di Lorenzo
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