Roswell Daily Record publication details and staff
Roswell Daily Record published every evening except Sunday by Roswell Publishing Company. Business office and editors listed with staff roles. Subscription rates set at 4.00 per year in New Mexico, with carrier options. Established May 19, 1903 and a member of the Associated Press and New Mexico Newspaper Association.
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Renovize and Clean Drives in Roswell Chamber Campaign
The Renovize campaign in Roswell led by the Chamber of Commerce proves successful with many individuals starting work now and more to follow. The effort aims to finish work, boost business, save property, and beautify the city by cleaning up yards vacant lots streets and public property. It notes employment benefits and urges adding cleaning to Renovizing while spring brings growth and effort.
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Roswell
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Toome
Political weeds threaten private business and public confidence
Dense bylines describe thousands nationwide and lawmakers in city councils, states, and Congress seeking to fix the economy by attacking private enterprise. The piece compares this to garden weeds that flourish until the owner realises they sap productive plants and must be removed. It warns that people may need to weed the political gardens to preserve American traditions and ideals.
Farm prices rise inspiring 1933 dairy and crop gains
A Department of Agriculture report notes farm prices in March rose over February and contrasted with pre war levels. Wheat corn oats and livestock showed steady gains since 1933 with some years’ increases near 250 percent. Strong government stabilization and cooperative movement support are credited.
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President Roosevelt Presses Plan For Bimetal Money
Washington May 2 AP President Roosevelt is shaping his announced bi metallic money standard policy while the White House keeps quiet on next steps.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Hope News Highlights Local Social and School Activities
Saturday outings at Carlsbad Caverns plus estate sale updates on the Gage house and McDonald occupancy. Community Club programs, Eastern Star initiation, Civic League dances, and the first high school baseball game at Rodeo Park feature strongly alongside visits, family travels, and school teacher meetings with about one hundred in attendance.
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Allie Lewis
Weed
Dorothy Buckner
Joe Coleman
M .L. Johnson
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Bill Glasscock
L. P. Glasscock
J. C. Bumgardner
J. W. Reed
Will Keller
Roswell
Hope
Eastern Star
Artesia
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Woodman Hall
C. B. McCormack
Rodeo Park
Dee Swift
Lubbock and Slaton
Dock Smith
Ed Gage
Mary McDonald
Carlsbad
LaVerne Wilburn
8. T. Buckner
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Earl Bynum
State
R. H. Bynum
Jim Clements
P. Meedy
Kansas City
John Rowland
Atoka
John L
Ben F. Lewis
Lee Robertson
Otis Bailey
Lovington
Loving
I. P. Murphy
Eddy County
Doctor Gossard
Las Vegas Normal School
Georgia Lusk
Public Instruction
Donley
Carlsbad School
Epworth League
Church
Penasco Valley Press
Harlengen
Texas
Salrice Traylor
Murphy
Lee Moore
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Roswell set to host Eastern New Mexico state fair
The Roswell fair on October 3 to 5 draws strong interest across the slope with plans and optimism. News from Carlsbad notes Dr. F K Meyer’s goat fever study, while New Mexico deer season debate spurs local sportsmen to seek longer seasons. National money and housing plans loom, and a Santa Fe obituary marks a 110 year life.
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Kenna Dome eyed as potential oil field proxy
The article touts the Kenna Dome as a large oil prospect likened to the Hobbs pool and Illinois dome near Four-Mile Draw. Petrologists Peterson and Sur argue Kenna could hold oil, noting Kenna’s shift from a commercial hub to a filling station as highway rerouting endangers its survival.
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United States
Hobbs Pool
Ilinois Dome
Eddy County
Kenna
The Wild Bird by Owen Johnson
Barbara Browne a young village beauty in Oxbridge struggles against her father and society as she falls for Gregory Rance a divorced novelist. In a charged confrontation they confront love duty and fear risking scandal, exile, and a potential elopement. The story builds toward a decisive moment of choice.
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Barbara Browne
Eather
Laurie
Barbara
Rance
Gregory
Chiswicks
Owen Johnson
Towerrew
Relaxation as facial home regime urged by columnist
Rev Roy L Smith quotes moral maxims then Antoinette Donnelly promotes at home relaxation for facial care. She urges mothers and women to schedule rest, baths, and simple salt treatments to ease stress, refresh appearance, and preserve a youthful look despite budget worries.
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Roy L. Smith
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