Roswell Daily Record notice fragment from 1909 issue
Fragmentary text from the Roswell Daily Record includes publication details for Ever Maguios excerpt and advertising rates. It shows address lines for the business office and society editor, a subscription price of 4.40 per year, and a line about second class mail entry dated May 19, 1909 in Roswell New Mexico.
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Maguios Exerpt
Swaley Record Publishing Company
Hshones
Society
Roewell
Xico
Congress
What Will Happen In The Nation’s Bank Crisis
The piece explains the federal takeover of banks during the crisis, noting most banks are closed and will reopen gradually. It emphasizes that openings will start near financial centers and ripple outward, with widespread effects on commerce, industry, and daily life until stability returns.
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Naig
New Mexico
Washington
Federal Reserve
Tuleas
Mons
Edern
Bankiff
Barney and Sills Speak to Troubled Crowd
Barney HAd chosen to be the first speaker and urged a personal sense of responsibility leading to voting. Sills followed with a forceful, pragmatic defense of practical action. The crowd, moved by Barney's idealism, shifted as Sills pressed self interest and warned against hypocrisy while a sinister chant from darkness stirred the audience.
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Rae
Taylor
Araminta
Washington Inaugural Mood Contrasts With 1929
In Washington the mood shifted from 1929’s boom to 1933’s cautious optimism as Roosevelt takes office. Hull earns praise as secretary of state, Woodin is praised for background, and bankers in Cleveland discuss bank policy amid withdrawals and a local holiday.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
William H. Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Cleveland
Detroit
United States
Henry Ford
George White
Ohio
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland Deposits and the Looming Financial Reform
Analysts in Cleveland predict money will return to banks and security prices rise once the government backs deposits. A forthcoming bill may impose strict banking controls, turning banks effectively into government arms, while buried Cleveland credit could revive industry and payrolls. Europe eyes a Roosevelt stance to lift the dollar and restore world confidence.
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Cleveland
Europe
Roosevelt
Diet to Lose Weight with Small Changes
Diet plan suggests modest daily meals and shifts in luncheon habits to reduce weight. Start with a light unsweetened coffee breakfast, then lunches become salad and spring vegetables, with lean proteins at dinner. Emphasizes not starving, encourages salads, vegetables, and controlled desserts.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Crossword Puzzle From Today's Paper
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Sun
Dispatch
Dirk
Farmers Frighten Legislators at Arizona Capitol
Angry farmers gathered at the Arizona state capitol in Phoenix urging a real estate mortgage foreclosure moratorium. The senate adjourned as police were summoned to restore order while Araminta urged calm from the crowd, signaling a dramatic scene in a tale that ends with a cliffhanger.
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Arizona State Capitol
Phoenix
Senate
Capitol
25 Years Ago In Roswell Daily Record March 11 1908
A Roswell column lists several local movements and events from March 11 1908. S R Hobbie returns to reclamation service work at Carlsbad while Capt R L McClung and John R Deadinger join the Elks lodge. A G McElhinney returns from Hagerman Artesia and W A Dunn travels to Kenna on legal business. Attorney General J M Hervey arrives for a few days. A 16 year old Lloyd Rabb breaks a collarbone in a bicycle fall. Major Locklear visits from Lake Arthur for business. Tom Estes E C King and Dr Jones of Lake Arthur visit the land office. Over 100 Albuquerque trade excursion members arrive in Roswell for an overnight. The Roswell Commercial Club band organizes with R C Fleming as president, Cy Leland as secretary and treasurer, and R S Cook as reflector.
Noonday Green Vegetable Salad Endorsed for Spring Cleansing
The piece counsels house cleaning and weight loss this season. It extols a noonday green vegetable salad as a means to cleanse the inner self and restore vigor in the veins. It notes the salad can be ordered at restaurants or made at home and endorses it as a reducer and essential cleanser.
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