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Legislators Debate Tax Equity and Currency Expansion
A 1933 State Senate session sees Senator Taylor E Julien claiming the body serves the state as a whole, not special counties. The piece notes farmers taxed at five cents per gallon vs one and a half for distillate, questions justice, mentions narrows on authority, and hints at currency expansion amid gold and Indian trade amid Prohibition enforcement shifts.
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State Senate
Permie Eddy, Curry
Leaves
Bee
Stnetor John Mallis
Administration seeks currency program pass in special session
Raministration leaders hoped to push their currency program through a three day special session. They wished to reach outcomes that met their highest hopes and to acknowledge any results achieved.
Scarce money halts business activity noted in week
A fragmented report notes money scarcity throttling commerce with many merchants reporting little change, while others say trade nearly ceased. It highlights concern among business owners about legitimate customers and purchases, suggesting uneven impact across sectors.
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Bess
Americans Face Calamity With Calm Resolve
Americans portray themselves as a proud, free people enduring a severe national calamity without chaos. The speech emphasizes peaceful conduct, absence of riots or strikes, and adherence to cherished traditions as guiding forces.
Freer Sander Sew Floors and Old Rilems
Freer Sander completes flooring work on existing floors while addressing an old floor issue. Photte L. H. Weller appears in the brief item with a note on materials used. Peach F2Tt2o is mentioned as a stray line in the text.
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Photte L. H. Weller
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Hidden Hearts and Public Scandal at Barney’s Rally
Araminta fights fear and gossip as Barney faces a rally and a scathing newspaper piece. She recalls a lost girl within and hopes for a future away from scandal, while Elsie urges clarity and courage amid turmoil in the town.
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We, the working men oppose beer for workers
Wm Dudley Browning argues that working men in the United States do not want beer or light wines reintroduced. He accuses beer advertisers of not quoting genuine workers and warns beer capitalists against taxing the working class further, promising to overthrow perceived burdens.
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United States
Nurito
We Are at Our Worst Sermon Fragments
The sermon emphasizes moral failing when people pretend to be better, dwell on self judgment, abandon self control, yield to impulses, and smother conscience for profit. It notes a lack of just defense for a cause and scorn for others' virtues.
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Minta
Barney
Roy L. Smith
Federal wheat release proposed to ease bank holiday effects
The Federal Farm Board led by Chairman Henry Morgenthau Jr. proposed releasing over 30 million bushels of wheat futures to stabilize milling operations and flour sales during the bank holiday, discussed in a conference call in Washington.
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Washington, March
Federal Farm Board
Henry Morgenee Jr
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Roswell Daily Record Gossip and Local Moves 1908
A compact Roswell notes column lists residents visiting, returning from trips, and small personal events. Items include Tom Lawing from Dexter and J. P. Wells from Dawson visiting. Col J. W. Willson at Albuquerque for a funeral. Will Johnson from a ranch near Elkins. Ina Atkins returning from Wichita. births announced for Kellahin family and McGaffey family. Father Generose to Hagerman. Wert Heaton visiting his mother. Hans Olson going to Artesia. Mrs N Costa and Sadie Costa from New York voice study. upcoming Mock Senate meeting to be led by Judge G. A. Richardson at Baptist church. Fred Miller purchasing W. M. Bohannon’s interest in Shepherd & Co, with Bohannon weighing business move. Dr Culdice and daughter joining land purchaser near East Grand Plains. Cliff Chisholm to Ft Worth. real estate transfer Amis to King for 750 dollars for 1.25 acres in West Hagerman with water right.
Governors Seligman Bank Order Sparks Confusion
The Tollrum daily notes Governor Seligman issued a compulsory order closing all banks in New Mexico while advertising his own bank in Santa Fe as remaining open. The editorial raises questions about the action and its motives.
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Seligman
Santa Fe
Tucumecari Daily News
Legislative defeat and farming fears across the nation
A Fort Sumner Leader and Tucumcari Daily News comments rail at legislators and farmers. They note Congress faces fit subjects for the foolish farm up at Las Vegas while questioning the farmer strike talk. The president’s banking holiday is framed as drastic action impacting farmers facing the same pressures.
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Fort Sumner
Tucumecari Daily News
Record Want-Ads Deliver Quick Local Results
The Record reports that the want-ad section provides fast local results, helping readers find jobs, housing, and services. Ads connect buyers with sellers and offer concise, performative listings across the community.
Crossword puzzle clues Across and Down mixed jumbled text
A sanitized summary of a scattered OCR puzzle list with numerous partial clues for Across and Down, including terms like ammonium potassium and sodium, parts of speech, and various antiquated references, but the text is largely garbled and incomplete.
Rural Scouting Progress Report from Eastern New Mexico
Special report by P V Thorson Scout executive covers twelve counties over 50 000 square miles with Roswell as headquarters population 117 000 the area split into seven districts led by district commissioners and chairs detailing promotion methods and outreach to rural boys in all parts of the region.
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P. V. Thorson
Eastern New Mexico
O. H. Benson
Itch
Tthorsov
Dexter
Roswell
Studios to Run Despite 50 Percent Pay Cuts for Actors
Hollywood sources report about 10 000 film workers may accept salary reductions of 26 to 50 percent for eight weeks while studios keep operating. AP dispatch from Hollywood California dated March 8 notes broad acceptance and continued production plans.
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Cal
Hollywood Movie Studios
Wilbur Becomes Stanford President After Arrival
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur arrives in Stanford California and immediately assumes the presidency, resuming his former role after serving as secretary of the interior in the Hoover administration.
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Stanford University
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Ray Lyman Wilbur
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