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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1935
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record listing dates its staff and contact details. It notes publication details, pricing by mail and carrier, May 19 1903 filing, and AP affiliation with New Mexico association membership. The item preserves era language and identifies editors and roles.
A major livestock meeting will be held in Roswell on March 25 26 and 27 drawing stock growers from New Mexico and beyond. Attendees include state leaders national livestock officials and federal officials. The event focuses on grazing districts under the Taylor Act and new governing rules evolving from earlier meetings.
Former New Mexico governor Miguel A. Otero writes My Life on the Frontier to be published by The Press of the Pioneers in New York. The memoir covers 1864 to 1882 Florida Kansas Colorado and New Mexico during their wild romantic years and recounts encounters with Kit Carson Wild Bill Buffalo Bill Billy the Kid Pat Garrett Uncle Dick Wooten and other famous figures. Illustrations will be by Will Shuster of Santa Fe.
The state plans to spend $1,696,918 more in the next two years than in the prior two. Gov Clyde must raise taxes to cover the shortfall, signaling a painful process for taxpayers and raising questions about the broken economy pledge.
A Santa Fe New Mexico letter calls the state park commission, appointed to oversee parks in Santa Fe Roswell Clovis and elsewhere, too Albuquerque centered. The writer notes Governor Clyde Tingley dominates the board and faults the lack of Santa Fe and eastern New Mexico representation.
The 2 1/2 percent general sales tax proposal in Texas is dead for this legislative session after House constitutional amendments committee vote and Senate postponement. Author Holbrook of Galveston admits defeat as Gov. Allred threatens veto, ending the route to a referendum. El Paso Herald notes the decision spares Texans undefined tax questions and future, more workable amendments.
In the Chaves County NM Probate Court Betty Parker is appointed Administratrix of the estate of W L Parker. Creditors must file all claims with the County Clerk within one year from February 21 1935 or be barred by law.
Jack House announces a new ownership at Yucca Filling Station located at Third and Richardson inviting customers to visit for service and fueling. The brief notice presents a local business update and an open invitation to patrons.
Sidelights on the News instalment XLVI centers on Jarraman and Rhoda as confessions surface from warders and prisoners. Colin Briarley’s staged escape and a home secretary’s pardon set off a web of motives, threats, and shifting loyalties amid prison transfers and a looming inquiry.
Advice to Women promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for delicate organs. Mrs. R. F. Rosenberger of Albuquerque, NM reports renewed strength after use. Product offered in tablet and liquid forms with prices. Free medical advice available from Dr Pierce’s Clinic, Buffalo, NY.
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