Insurance orders cut courthouse coverage in Roswell area
County commissioners reduced insurance for the courthouse and jails from 165000 to 148500, 90 percent of appraised value, saving about 49 per year on premiums. They also agreed to fund one third of a sanitary officer’s salary with the city paying two thirds, citing immediate need as summer nears. The board approved paying claims as funds allow and acted as a county road board on routine business.
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Board of County
Ceurt House
W. W. Philips
Roswell
Phillips
Pat O'Neill
Carter Speaks to Lions Club on Economic Distress
R H Carter a bank cashier and veteran New Mexico banker gave a talk to the Lions Club on the financial situation. He cited boom era speculation in 1928 29 and Americans buying foreign securities as key causes of current distress. Salem Curtis was installed as a new member. No Lions meeting next Monday due to Masonic Grand Lodge gathering. A benefit minstrel show was reported to be progressing well.
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R. H. Carter
Commerce
Newexico
Lions Club
Salem Curtis
Masonic Grand Lodge
District P T A Plans April 7 Meeting Here
The district convention of the Parent Teacher Association will meet at the Junior High School building on Friday April 7. The district spans southern New Mexico including Por en the north Carrizero to the west and reaching east and south to the Texas line. The program includes a marching invocatory led by Rev. D. B. Titus and others, a morning session on character education, an afternoon solo by Mrs. R. D. Jones, and an address on parent education by Mrs. Alice Sewers of Washington.
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Parent-Teacher Association
New Mexico
Poren
Carrizero
Texas Line
D. B. Titus
N. Pope
Tystowmel
C. E. Mason
George Wilcox
Sprekiaen
H. C
Columbine and Statice Blooming This Spring Ad
Roswell Floral Company advertises Columbine and Statice flowers set to bloom in the upcoming spring season. The notice lists contact details as phone 196 and mentions Ady 13t2c.
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Roswell Floral Company
Barrack Briefs from the Pup Tent May 1933 Address and Notes
Max K. Ruppert will deliver the May 30 1933 commencement address as the second Institute alumnus to do so. He funds the public speaking award for the top junior college speaker on Institute life. Cadet regimental speeches determine the winner amid cadet regimental competition. The item mixes campus chatter about baseball magic and social events with cadet notes and comic asides.
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Max K. Ruppert
New York City
Floor Sander Advertises Home Floor Work
Local classified ad offers floor sanding for new and old floors. Contact L. H. Weller for service queries and estimates.
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L. H. Weller
Adyvy
Hagerman J M Cowles Visitor From Hagerman
Hagerman J M Cowles of Hagerman was in Roswell on business yesterday, visiting local contacts and handling routine matters.
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J. M. Cowles
Hagermzon
Roswell
Roswell Merchants Association Plans Dinner Meetings
Roswell business men gather to discuss scrip plans and ensure all merchants, professionals, and businesses may join with no dues beyond 735 cents monthly dinner tickets. Logan Hunter will preside tonight in place of J. E. Johns, who is out of town.
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Roswell
Association
Logan Hunter
J. E. Johns
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