Roswell Daily Record staff and publication details
The Roswell Daily Record list shows staff positions including editor Grace Bear and city editor Ron Wilkins, with Society Editor Edw L Scarritt, and EF Mason as editor. It notes pricing for subscriptions in New Mexico and advertising rates, plus date of entry May 19 1903 and AP association rights.
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Mason Eee
Grace Ft
Bear
Society
EDW
L. Scarritt
Ron Wilkins
Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Huey Long's Reach and Liquor Case Flood in Santa Fe
The senate struggles with Huey Long as he keeps speaking and drawing crowds. Repeal was expected to ease liquor court congestion, but hundreds of cases remain in federal court at Santa Fe involving Indians, minors, and illegal liquor sales, continuing the bootlegging saga.
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Federal
Santa Fe
The Wrong Prisoner and a Mock Murder Mystery
A serialized 1934 Roy Vickers tale reveals Rhoda and Colin Briarley entangled in a London prison caper. Caermaen contends with a mistaken identity as Colin battles a perilous maze of suspects, revolvers, and a potential pardon lingering behind prison gates.
Probate hearing set for Eula Roesch will in Roswell NM
In the probate court of Chaves County New Mexico an instrument purporting to be the last will of Eula Mae Roesch has been filed. Judge Hill fixed April 6 1935 for the hearing in Roswell. Objections to probating the will or the appointment of Viola Burnett as administratrix with the will annexed must be filed by February 26 1935 with the probate clerk.
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Eula Mae Roesch
Chaves County
Cc. C. Hill
Roswell
New Mexico
Viola Burnett
Lea
Eddy County
Chaves
Board of Regents
The
New Mexico Military Institute
Hi Dow
M. A. Otero, Jr
CC. M. Botts
Artesia
Jefe Politico
Badger
Tom Mears
Bootblacks
Numa Frenger
Carrizozo
Barnum Brown
Mora County
Sidelights on New Mexico PWA progress and local notes
Optimism remains about the PWA in New Mexico despite a sparse housing record. AP summaries show only 124 new housing units from $150 million initial funding, with $2.5 million spent and $121 million in 37 approved developments pending June start. Also notes return of banker Arthur F. Jones to Portales, ongoing Townsend plan debates in NM, Legion press for cash payments of adjusted compensation, and small state grants for Las Vegas hospital improvements.
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New Mexico
PWA
Capial
Arthur F. Jones
Portales
Federal Production Corporation
Federal Land Bank
Wichita
Federal
Jones
Southwest
Townsend
Congress
Frances Perkins
Joe Quesenberry
American Legion
Las Cruces
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Millions have found Calotabs a valuable aid in treating colds. Take one or two tablets the first night and repeat on the third or fifth night if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins and act as a diuretic to the kidneys, aiding the removal of cold poisons from the blood. They are economical at twenty five cents for the family package and ten cents for the trial package.
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Jack
Colin
Rhoda
Zternack
Sternack
Clean
Stornach
Caermaen
Calais
Mardiehurst
Durham
Ofice
Colin Briarley
Gibbon
Colin Priarley
Bean culture hints in New Mexico outline
The notice hints at trials of bean cultivation in Mountainair with pintos, noting low rainfall suffices. It references Carlsbad Roswell print shops possibly handling materials, mentions historical bean prominence up to 1934, and describes upcoming 1925 26 catalog timing and freshman week start dates with registration details.
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New Mexico
Carlsbad
Roswell
Mountainair
Jone
UNM Releases 44th Annual Catalog With Courses
Albuquerque March 12 UNM publishes its forty fourth annual catalog listing announcements and courses for the upcoming academic year. The catalog outlines degree programs admission requirements and course offerings across departments.
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Albuqquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
First Aid Station For Crippled Radios Ad
Fair Electric Service advertises recovery for crippled radios with a no fix no pay offer. Experienced technicians provide free assessment and ambulance call option, located at 125 West Seco Street.
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West Seco Street
Adv
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Senate
Huey Long
Oaras Ribbo State
BY Roy Vickers
Rnoda Coreuoise
Ralph Stornack
Reed
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Stornce
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Reeda
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Witten
Enocca
Pier Stornses
Breda
Leningwar and
Gaistern
Government League
George
Maj
Jack Caermaen
Jou
Jenkins
Tiicht
Roy Vickers
Coprris
State OF New Mexico
Ady
Hatch
State Hospital For the
Las Vegas
Dorrick
Mary McCormic
Raton
Jack Dempsey
Elwood Meade
Elephin Butte
Russ Chariton
Adjutant General
State National Guard
Jal
Pecos
Texas
Carrizozo Stage and Truck Lines
Albuquerque
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Hobbs
el Paso
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Los Angeles
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