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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1934
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record details its publishing staff and rates, notes its Associated Press affiliation, and reflects on farmers, cooperatives, and farm strikes of 1933. It highlights the role of newspapers in presenting farmers’ views, supporting law and order, and projecting cooperative progress into the new year.
A 1984 Roswell note urges rapid property upkeep including lawn care painting and repairs to reduce later costs and boost value. It cites building additions and modernization of old plumbing as smart investments during a downturn. It also recounts a Hazel Bar Michigan fire tale to stress fire safety and warns about matches and kerosene dangers.
The Eddy county district court completes its criminal docket under James B. McGhee, praised for swift, fair, and rule-based procedures. The Carlsbad Current-Argus lauds his brisk handling, avoiding dilatory tactics and keeping witnesses and issues timely in focus.
For weeks standard business indicators such as car loadings steel output electric power and life insurance and construction contracts have advanced. The gains appear steady not sporadic suggesting a general strengthening of economic foundations despite ongoing industrial convalescence.
Farm income rose 24 percent in 1933 to 1.243 billion, driven by higher crop prices and payments from the Agriculture Adjustment Administration. The report credits farm cooperatives and cooperative action as key factors amid a history of hardship and efforts in stabilizing farming policy.
The sermon argues ingratitude of children rivals other terrors as one reflects on lost usefulness and lack of friends and power. It laments ignorance and malice, warning that half truths and a single injurious memory can haunt a person and provoke quiet wrath from a normally gentle soul.
Dexter reports a Men's Club gathering at the high school auditorium with visitors from Roswell and Hagerman. Claude Simpson of Roswell Chamber of Commerce spoke. Several locals and visitors enjoyed weekend visits, shopping trips, and hospital updates.
Charles B. Irwin 59, a Cheyenne rancher showman and race horse owner, died after injuries from a highway auto accident overturned north of Cheyenne. Irwin weighed about 500 pounds and faced internal injuries and shocks leading to his death yesterday.
Sheila known as Bun helps elderly American James Finlay seek his wife Helene after war time ties with the Bobianoffs. In Cannes and Grasse regions, Bun probes the Countess Vernadon dossier and a villa scandal, while Finlay awaits news and Robert Finlay arrives amidst hidden agendas.
Palm Sunday notes praise the Easter season and churchgoing as essential for happiness. The column recalls St Patrick’s day in El Rito Normal, Conway’s influence, and critiques taxes, politics, and state policy. It mentions Artesia mayoral legality, bootlegging jokes, game wardens, farm loans, Santa Fe hay fever cure via pipe smoke, Father Coughlin’s credit talks, and broader economic tensions.
The piece notes rich coal prospects in New Mexico especially Lincoln County and cites historic mining booms near Capitan and Carthage. It discusses future coal demand, pasture rotation under A A A programs, and benefits of fresh pastures for livestock, swine sanitation, and parasite control across sheep, horses, cattle, and cattle herds.
A brief note explains that rotating livestock to new pastures is an effective method to reduce parasite loads. By moving animals to previously unused forage, exposure to parasites decreases, improving herd health and productivity.
The administrator for the estate of J C Benge is appointed by Judge C Hill on March 15 1934. All persons with claims must file within one year from that date or be barred by law. Adv.
District Judge Luis B. Armijo announced that the Mora district court term, set to begin the fourth Monday in April, will not be held due to lack of funds. The report notes funding shortfalls affecting court operations and record want-ads seek results.
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