Roswell Daily Record Society Editor Names and Rates
The Roswell Daily Record lists staff roles Editor Society Editor City Editor Advertising Manager and subscriptions with annual rates in advance. It notes May 19 1903 as the ent ry date and that the paper is a second class mail matter in Roswell New Mexico. The Governor comments on livestock business independence and readers are reminded of spring planting and local improvements.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Bae Waok
Congress
Associated Press
Wasteful Gas in Lea County Sees Statewide Opportunity
A speaker notes that Lea country fields waste large amounts of natural gas, potentially enough to supply the entire state. The waste dwarfs other Texas fields and, if halted, could heat homes, run pumps, and power many operations statewide.
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Lea
Texas
East Texas
Panhandle
Remembered Cottonwoods and Growing Tax Burdens
The piece reflects on old cottonwood trees and new varied species, praising lasting growth. It then critiques state taxes, noting proposed sales tax hikes and mandatory levies. It urges reducing government expenditures to ease taxpayer burdens, urging fiscal reform over higher taxes.
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Tax Commission
Albuquerque Journal
Outlaw Cole Sanborn Returns to Save Landis Heiress
In a frontier tale from 1934, Mary Landis, guardian of her cattle-rich yet tyrannical guardian Ghet Radbourne, marries outlaw Cole Sanborn to resist Radbourne. Mary seeks safety with townsfolk as Radbourne and foreman Haskell attempt to corner Sanborn. A tense showdown looms as Sanborn confronts Radbourne and his men at the Circle 3 T ranch.
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Mary Landis
Ghet Radbourne
Mary
Cole Sanborn
Cole
Circe
Jerry Haskell
Radbourne
Jonesboro
Haskell
Haven of Rest
Bhaff
Jordan
Landis
Jerry
Chet
Circle 3 T
Calloway
Sanborn
Curt
Bird Sanborn
Buck Travis
Texas
Sanderson
Mazumia
K. & J. Express
Express
William Macleod Raine
Roswell Notes on Trees and Education Funding
Roswell discusses expanding tree plantings with hardy varieties like the American elm to endure temperature swings. It also cites Senator Bronson M Cutting praised for securing a federal work relief amendment funding forty million dollars to keep schools open and 3,500,000 children in classes, avoiding teacher layoffs. It critiques a ship subsidy under the Democrats while defending the policy as safe.
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Bronson M. Cutting
National
Parent-Teachers Organization
America
Waste of Millions in Oil Fields Blamed on Gas Waste
The article decries multi million dollar losses from wasteful natural gas discharge in American oil regions including Lea county New Mexico. It notes East Texas field alone venting about two billion cubic feet daily and estimates the value at one to two million dollars.
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New Mexico
Lea County
East Texas
Ulrich Nursery Ad Promotes Trees Shrubs Evergreens
Ulrich Nursery markets a wide selection of trees shrubs and evergreens as the best collection in the state. Located at West McGaffey and Ohio with contact phone 34. Advertisement copy mentions mistyped word.
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Ulrich Nursery
West McGaffey & Ohio
Hobbs Votes Commission Form Of Government
In Hobbs New Mexico the city voted 224 to 21 to adopt a commission form of government despite a district court restraining order. The election was called by Mayor L W Gay amid a petition drive but trustees alleged illegality and fraud in signing. Provisional ballots were improvised from lard cans as townspeople and self appointed judges cast the results amid ongoing legal challenges.
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Hobbs, N. M
Mar
Hobbs
City Commission
L. W. Gay
J. T. Collie
H. H.parks
A. Caylor
W. A. Scibelman
Lovington
Harry L Patton
Clovis
James B. McGhee
Commission
Chavez Election Contest Hearing Postponed
Washington March 27 AP Chairman George of the Senate elections committee said hearings on Senator Cutting's motion to dismiss Chavez contest proceedings have been postponed from March 30 to April 10. Chavez's attorneys sought more time to prepare, while Cutting's counsel preferred the earlier date.
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Washington
George
Senate Elections Committee
Cutting
R-Nm
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Convicted of Assault on 12 Year Old in Albuquerque
A district court jury in Albuquerque deliberated under twenty minutes before convicting T. J. McCormick of assault on a 12 year old girl. The trial began Monday afternoon and was hotly contested. Judge Joseph L. Dailey deferred sentence until the court term's end.
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SPR
Luna
American Employees Insurance Company of
Boston
Claude Grabert, Jr
H. L Bickley
Sadler
Chaves County
Albuquerque
N. M
T. J. McCormick
Joseph L. Dailey
Fatal injuries in Hot Springs crash claim two lives
Dick Hanna of San Marcial died at a local hospital after a Sunday automobile accident near Hot Springs New Mexico. Raymond Cowsatt was injured in the same crash that killed Arthur Crowfoot of Tucson, mine superintendent. Western States Farm Bureau meeting announced for Fort Collins on July 2010 by R W Blackburn California.
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Hot Springs
N. M
Dick Hanna
San Marcial
Hanna
Raymond Cowsatt
Arthur Crowfoot
Tucson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Western States
Federal Farm Bureau
Fort Collins
R. W. Blackburn
California
California Farm Bureau
National Bureau
Dexter News Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Talks
Dexter residents attended a lively men’s club meeting at Dexter High School with talks by Morris and Agriculture students on cattle judging and the Las Cruces contest. The Woman’s Club missionary society held a reading and tea, while social events included Easter events and visits from guests, all reflecting active community life.
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Mr. Morris
Las Cruces
T. F. Nelson
Will Robinson
New Mexico
Woman's Club Sextette
Parker Hosts A Sunday Three Course Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. L. Parker entertained at high noon Sunday with a three course dinner at 1 o'clock at their east Dexter home. The table featured spring flowers and was set for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kunkel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rheinecke and children, the host and hostess and two sons, with Ir. Wolf of Roswell handling Dexter business.
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W. F. Kerr
George Lewis
Newsome
Clyde Barns
Opal Reinecke
John Bailey
John Wier
A. D. Ruthredge
J. W. Sharp
M. F. Sharp
Lockney
Texas
Janette Reid
Robert Reid
Janette
S. R. Whitman
Woman’s Club
New Stoke Crisis On Pacific Coast
San Francisco dispatch says a new crisis on the Pacific coast waterfront recalls last summer's bitter general marine strike. Major steamship companies align with oil tanker operators, more than 30 of whose tankers are involved.
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Iternational Seamen’s Union F
Pacific Coast
New Stoke
San Francisco
Not Much Time Left to Plant Trees Special Offer
Buds are starting as a new shipment of pecan and other trees comes in. D Wilkins advertises a special low price on large trees with a limited window remaining to plant before buds advance.
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D. Wilkins
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EK. Mason
Grace T. Bear
L. Scarritty
Ron Wilkins
Society
Avertising Mer
Record Publishing Company
Fphones— Business Office
New Mexico Newspaper Association
State Tax Commission
Curt Jordan
U.S. P “Ce
Chicare . We Syndicate, Inc
Adv
Hobbs Votes Commission
Dexter
F. A. Thomas
L. D. Griffin
Denver
Dexter High School
Masters, Mates and Pilots
Frances Perkins
Mrs. Parker
Ir. Wolf
H. B
Dr. Pierce
Golden
John A. Cuthbert
L St. Idaho
Falls Pierce
Idaho
South Main
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