Bob Bear thanks supporters after First Ward council run
Bob Bear expresses sincere gratitude to friends who backed his campaign for the Democratic nomination for councilman in the First Ward.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
6
Bob Bear expresses sincere gratitude to friends who backed his campaign for the Democratic nomination for councilman in the First Ward.
An advertisement touts Philco radios as outperforming rivals with fewer troubles and assured satisfaction from Palcone Electric Service. A separate ward notice from R M Tigner thanks Ward 4 voters for their convention support.
Local fisherman advertises minnows worms crawfish and frogs for sale at 608 West 9th Street. Contact details appear as M1216x Rane 4 for inquiries.
The Security Benefit Association will hold a Bunco party Thursday evening at 7 30 at IL O O Hall. All members are urged to be present Adv M1412¢
The message extends thanks to supporters at a convention held last night. Signed M. L. Norton. M16tix
An old newspaper ad promotes King Humbert Canna bedding flowers from June to frost and lists large orange blossoms at 75 cents per dozen. It also notes Zinnia and Periwinkle seed available at Mrich Nursery with advertising shorthand.
A brief message extends sincere appreciation to all voters of the ward for their support at the convention. Signed by Leland Fellows.
Funeral services for Charles P B Hickson will be held tomorrow at three o'clock from Ballard Chapel with Rev S E Waterberry and Rev W A Huffman assisting. The Roswell area resident leaves a wife five children and many relatives.
J E Moore expresses gratitude to Roswell voters for the strong support and confidence shown at the Democratic Convention last night as he seeks the mayoral nomination.
All comrades are requested to be present tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Ballard Funeral Home to attend the funeral of Charles Edward Hickson a Legion member.
Bailey's Cleaning Works promotes a modern dry cleaning plant in the southwest with 15 years of family service. It touts dependable workmanship and an insured guarantee, plus a Modern Re-Sheen process to restore dresses. Call 890 for the next job.
At Orchard Park on March 22 B Greever will sell all his real estate and personal property at the usual rates as advertised.
Purity Baking Co advertises yeast and jelly doughnuts with chocolate or vanilla flavors at 216 West Second. Optional cake offerings are mentioned in the brief ad.
A St Patrick s Day dance is set for Saturday March 17 at Pine Lodge with music by O Neal s Orchestra announced in Adv 14t4x.
Purity Baking Co advertises fresh cream puffs daily at 216 West Second. This compact ad highlights the bakery’s daily offerings and location for local shoppers.
Cash and Carry Fruit Market at 110 West 4th Street advertises good apples for a peck at 25 cents and Texas oranges at 15 cents per dozen as a special Saturday sale.
The advertisement states tailoring services in Roswell offering on site suit making alteration and repair at 115 West 4th Street and claims to make garments look like new.
Mrs Grady L Harris won yesterday's news tip prize for a Ple asant Hour Club meeting item. Two theatre tickets donated by Yucca Princess management await daily winners for best tips. call 11 for general items or 55 for society items. Show offerings include Yucca Jimmy the Gent and Before Midnight, plus Yucca Ive Got Your Number and Princess The Poor Rich.
Charles Lindbergh told a Senate committee that air mail contracts should face trial on fraud charges before cancellation. He criticized the army flying service as inefficient and urged allowing large planes for traffic needs. Whitney of the NYSE provided aviation stock data as contracts were moved.
The March agricultural report shows New Mexico ranges badly short of water with only scattered snow. Cattle and calves remain in good condition due to mild weather and supplemental feeding, but stock water is scarce and spring range prospects are dim. Sheep remain in fair condition with continued feeding and high demand noted for all classes.
Mrs. Caroline Melvina Cox died at her daughter’s home 511 East Reed street Roswell aged 83. Born July 29 1850 at Aurora Arkansas she lived with her husband J M Cox in Roswell for three years since moving from Jack County Texas. She left five daughters two sons twenty one grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral was held at four this afternoon at the family home with Rev Julian Atwood of the First Baptist Church officiating. Interment at South Park. Talmage Mortuary directed.
Rainey says each of the measures would receive a majority and the Dies bill has the better chance of passage while dismissing Morgenthau's statement as not convincing.
A free morning show at Yucca theatre tomorrow at 8 45 for Roswell school children who had perfect attendance in the past six weeks or who earned at least one grade of 90 or higher. Children must bring a note from teachers or mothers confirming compliance.
Art Gift Shop offers stamped dresses for children sizes 1 to 6 made of organ dies and voiles. Dresses are sewn and ready for embroidery work. Located at 107 West 4th Street.
The ad promotes Malted Milk or Buter eg Bread as the best, made with pure wholesome ingredients. It highlights superior flavor, texture and nutritional value and lists Purity Baking Company at 216 West Second.
A brief note from L. S. Croissant expressing sincere appreciation to voters in the 5th Ward for their support at the convention. The message emphasizes gratitude and political backing from Croissant.
Mrs. L. H. Weller advertises heavy bloomers in gallon container stock for sale this season at 605 N Washington.
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