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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
6
An old business advertisement promotes Arnold Barber Shop at the corner of Third and Richardson with a trade slogan promising not to push products on customers who visit the shop.
Wanted advertisement notes a modern five room furnished house needed by a responsible attendant, permanent. Apply 706 West Alameda mornings 9 to 12 a m. Also mentions other listings including will trade horse for windmill and sale of a business lot on Main Street Artesia New Mexico with box numbers and garden plant offers.
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce laid out plans for entertainment during the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association convention March 25 26 and New Mexico Wood Growers Association March 26 27. A Tuesday barbecue for visitors, a tea for visiting ladies, a 430 pm parade by the Institute cadet corps and a dance that night are scheduled. Committee members include T H Boswell H E Samson Will C Lawrence John Klaii Fred Miller J J Lane Mrs B C Mossman Mrs A D Jones Mrs T H Boswell and Mrs R C Worswick.
Zach and Fred Morgan were rearrested on an information filed in district court over the alleged theft of 14 goats. They were released after a preliminary hearing in justice court.
W L Smith and Lillard Johnson were arrested by Chaves County deputies at Lake Arthur last night on charges of stealing fence wire.
Mrs Charles W. Stokes formerly Xymena Trout arrives Sunday with her daughter Xymena Katheryne Jr. from Tucson to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Jo H. Trout at 109 East 19th Street.
Services for Roland W. Moore 24 who died February 11 were held today at 4 p m at Schulers Funeral Home with Rev N L Linebaugh officiating. Moore came from Kansas and homesteaded on a claim about thirty miles southwest of Roswell. Burial was at South Park with Schulers Funeral Home directing.
The Montgomery Ward store regrets that the large turnout to the cooking demonstration left many visitors unable to be seated and apologizes for the condition.
Huff's Jewelry StoreChicago March 1 AP Harry L Hopkins announced liberalized drought relief program to tide stricken states through the next three months. The plan waives past limits on feed loans and direct grants with individual case treatment by state rural rehabilitation commissions. Washington Senate leaders rejected Senator McCarren's prevailing wage concession to the relief bill.
A power strike by unionists halted activities of 2,090,000 people in 27 valley communities for 180 miles. A committee including Gov. Clyde Tingley will meet to discuss the dispute but cannot issue binding recommendations. The outage disrupted industries, elevators, streetcars, hatcheries, heating, water, sewage, and milk supplies.
Emmett and White mark three decades of service today in Roswell. The celebration includes a Yucca theatre party and postshow refreshments at Kipling's after the milestone coincides with the 30th anniversary of Roswell mail delivery. Once three carriers served the city. now six.
Marriage licenses issued today to Otis Read and Billie Bowen of Roswell and to Orvald Ammann and Mary Brown of Carlsbad.
An advertisement for Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street promotes Vanta Baby Goods as ensuring health and comfort for babies. The shop is open until 6 p.m. with guidance to visit for baby care items.
Valley Produce Co. offers a nearly new Studebaker Truck with a small down payment and two additional truck beds available. Inquiries to Valley Produce Co.
February collections in the county clerk’s office totaled 384.75, nearly matching February 1934, while probate court receipts for the period stood at 83.50. Fresh mushrooms have arrived at Anderson's Gardens. Adv. brit was Mitfe.
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