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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
8
P V Thorson area Boy Scout official announced that pup tents are banned at the National Jamboree in Washington from April 21 to 30. Eight Scouters and 18 troops from the area filed intent to attend. He urged troops to register promptly. Cost per Scout is 85 dollars, including 10 dollars spending money.
An advertisement from Wyatt Johnson Tree Yard at 793 South Kentucky promotes reduced prices on Chinese Elms and American Elms with a choice of five varieties of roses free with each order.
The Mart opened by J. H. Horn at 8 South Main for buying and selling of used merchandise.
Fragmentary OCR item lists a location 809 North Vir and mentions Coe's Apples with unclear recipient or event. Readable parts show a business name and address but no coherent action or date.
Mr and Mrs Earl Larrison and their daughter Mrs John Knight have left for Dallas for a visit.
Ulrich Nursery markets a large collection of trees shrubs and evergreens in West McGalley at Ohio address 34. The ad touts the best selection in the state and lists contact details.
Moen of Roswell, representing Stark Bros Nurseries, received a prize for sales success. He was awarded a gold watch chain and a gold honor medal as the honor.
An advertisement for quilting hoops sized 22 inches featuring designs for quilting. Located at Art Gift Shop, 107 West Path, Strest. Open until 6 p.m. Adv. M25tfe.
Senator Carl Hatch sponsors a silver loving cup for the district with the best quarterly record in the Eastern New Mexico Area Boy Scout Council. The first quarter ends March 31, 1935. Clovis district leads at present with a close race expected. So far this year six new Scout troops and 134 new Scouts have been registered in the area.
Civil non jury trial sessions in district court are scheduled for April 1, then April 8 through 18 inclusive, and again on April 19 and 20.
Local ad notes fresh asparagus rhubarb parsley and kale available at Anderson's Gardens. Market promotes seasonal homegrown vegetables and herbs with emphasis on specialty assortment and direct sales from the garden.
The area Boy Scout Camp-O-Ral will award honors on a patrol basis this year instead of the traditional troop basis, marking a shift in how recognitions are distributed among units.
An advertisement for blouses and dresses offering color options and durable thread. Mentions Gift Shop located at 107 West 4th Street.
E. J. House Jr., chief of the New Mexico state motor patrol, and patrolmen Roy Vermillion and Merle Hanson served in their official capacities here during the stockmen's convention.
Roswell student Adelaide Wolf earned honor grades in two biology courses at Tilene Christian College.
Falcon Electric Service at 125 West Second Street offers ambulance ready radios Cal .289. Ad by Jaffe promises No fix no pay and two seats experience free.
The Lowrey Auto Company tennis team in Roswell's Tennis Club round robin won two singles matches while The Model team claimed the doubles. Billie Pallard beat Helen White 6-4 6-4 and Herbert Lowrey defeated Tode Brenneman 4-6 6-2 9-7. Helen White and Tode Brenneman edged Billie Pallard and Herbert Lowrey 4-6 6-4 6-3.
The Wolf patrol met at the troop headquarters on North Sea with a drill and a game called Steal The Bacon. Two boys passed Tenderfoot tests. Alvin Guss named patrol scribe and David Duran quarter master. Meeting closed at 1:00. Next gathering set for Wednesday April 3. Howard Guss
Dennis Sul livan Jr an NM M IL cadet scored 189 to lead the Senior Units Division in the national ROTC rifle competition for 1935 awarding the William Randolph Hearst trophies. NM M IL teams placed fourth for number one, fifth for number two and tenth for number three in the same division. Texas A and M College won the division.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Richardson died at 7 30 last night at the family home on West Fifth Street. Funeral services were held at two o'clock this afternoon and burial was made at South Park with Ballard Funeral Home directing.
Bob Crosby, noted cowboy figure, features in a national Colgate shaving cream advertisement creating a bold promotional moment. The campaign leverages his celebrity persona to bolster brand visibility across audiences.
R R Larkin head of R R Larkin and Company of Las Vegas and distributors of Gin and Company school texts visited Roswell today in New Mexico.
P. D Wilkins advertises tree news with a call to plant trees and buds starting to appear. A special price is offered on large trees as a new shipment of pecan and fruit trees is coming. Phone 726. MU2tfc
Mr and Mrs A E Ketch have arrived in Roswell from Farwell Texas and plan to make Roswell their home.
A marriage license was issued in Roswell to Theodore Gibson and Oma Jence Greene, both residents of the city.
Classified snippet lists a trade proposal for a five passenger car or Ford or Chevrolet pick up. Location given 405 East 5th Street. Also notes piano sale and other rental and sale items with names and short ads.
Izvestia reports continued coverage of German mobs and urges adherence to an agreement. The newspaper notes that those who refuse to comply will reveal their true aims, and emphasizes there is no use in concealing that stance.
The article surveys European powers seeking German restraint and peace, noting Hitler’s stance and British, Lithuanian, and Prussian reactions. It covers block news from Berlin, London, and Kaunas, riots over Nazi sentencing, and ongoing diplomatic maneuvering ahead of Stresa talks with Italy and France. It also lists cattle bull sales and a Los Angeles to New York flight delay due to fog.
Kaunas March 28 The Lithuanian government voiced a calm view on German demonstrations over Germany's reaction to four Nazis being sentenced to death and 87 others given prison terms by Lithuanian courts. Officials said Lithuanian justice is a matter for Lithuanians alone and of no concern to Germany or any foreign country.
The KGFL broadcast schedule for the Phone 19 205 N. Main program Everything Musical has moved from 4 15 p m to 8 15 a m Listen in for the adjusted slot and ongoing musical features across the station.
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