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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1935

Page

9

Roswell Daily Record Staff and Publishing Details

The Roswell Daily Record lists staff roles including editor Mason JCE Bear Society Editor Ron Wilkins City Editor, and Advertising Manager. It notes subscription rates for New Mexico by mail or carrier with weekly monthly six months and yearly plans and states it was entered May 19 1903 as second class mail matter. The paper is a member of The Associated Press with news dispatch rights.

MASON JCE T. Bear A Eee Ron Wilkins Mgr New Mexico Roswell Congress

New StateSales Tax Changes Delayed To July First

The new state sales tax law will not take effect until July first. It mirrors the present law but Introduces changes. Liquor is taxed and sellers are prohibited from collecting more than two percent on any sale. Tokens in tenths of a cent will be issued to meet this. Under the current plan a ten cent sale yields one cent in tax making the buyer pay ten percent. For merchants it is argued the excess is lost and merchants barely collect the two percent tax if they do that. The new law provides that on a ten cent purchase the buyer will pay only two percent or a token of no tenths of a cent.

Maj. Stornack Father Leningway Rhoda Stornack Mr. Corboise Mrs. Cornboise Jack Colin Jack Caermaen Mr. Cornboise France Colin Briarley Er—Chkergyman Mardlehurst Igst Mardiehurst

Newspapers face sales tax ruling and NRA backlash

The ruling allows two percent national advertising tax exemptions, shielding many papers from penalties as interstate business. Public and state administrations debate tax scope, while Richberg signals difficulty in dropping NRA codes, hinting at a two year pension and pending reforms.

Advocate Accepts a Fourth of Canned Stuff Reach

The Advocate published a note on a quarter of canned material used in its content mix. It discusses moderation in sourcing and the balance between ready-made content and original reporting. Policy implications for readers and staff are hinted at without sensational detail.

Advocate

Rural readers urged to send poetry and editorials to paper

A flood of submissions arrives as readers press to shape the paper with poems notes and Washington letters. Calif congressmen offer insights while others push pension policy. The column shifts to a dramatic prison scene and a tangled family tale in Leadville and Denver reflecting a changing era.

Explosion damages Isleta Village council house

Indian officers investigated a Wednesday night blast at Isleta Village council house in Albuquerque. The explosion tore up the floor and shattered windows in nearby homes around the Plaza. The ancient church shook but suffered no damage and no injuries were reported.

Albuquerque N. M Mar Isleta

Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief With Refund Guarantee

Five line ad touts Creomulsion as a seven function cold remedy. It claims a three days cough signals danger and urges rapid action. The drug is advertised as powerful yet harmless with no narcotics. A druggist will refund money on the spot if relief is not achieved.

Love and Deception Across a London Night Club

Rhoda Cornboise’s engagement to Maj. Ralph Stornack is arranged by her ambitious mother while she loves Colin Briarley who is serving a sentence for a solicitor’s murder. Colin, aided by Caermaen, swaps prison, elopes with Rhoda, and uncovers Caermaen’s scheme as Rhoda battles a forced marriage and hidden fortune. Colin uses confessions and legal maneuvers to expose Caermaen and retrieve justice.

Rhoda Cornboise Maj Ralph Stornack Rhoda Colin Briarley London Colin Stornack Jack Caermaen Caermaen Colby Stornick Mornack Ele Jarramar Stornach Oda Leningway Galston

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