Roswell Daily Record from May 13 1935 editorial digest
The Roswell Daily Record outlines issues in New Mexico politics and governance. It notes Governor Dillon’s Carlsbad Cavern program, compliments Gov Tingley’s travel plans, and critiques state payroll reform efforts led by State Auditor Garcia focused on removing political pensioners and sinecures like Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
R. C. Dillon
Thomas Boles
Seligmian
Tingley
Dillon
Gov
Local Social News From Lake Arthur area
Miss Walera Nappier travels to Alamogordo for Mother's Day with her parents and will return next week. Mrs. Walter Frazier visits Roswell. Lynn Gibson and cousin head to Borger, Texas seeking work. Alton Tice accompanies sister to Los Angeles area. Mrs. Adams hosted visitors from Carlsbad. Mrs. Sheb Russell hosts relatives. Local officials visit Roswell on Tuesday. Eighth Grade Party hosted by teacher Ellington with 33 attendees and cookies by Mozelle Pate et al. Royal Service program and Missionary Society meeting held. church business meeting on Wednesday. John Haven and J. B. Crook host Thomas Arthur birthday dinner. Doc Riley and J. J. Southard visit Ed Shipley home.
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Walera Nappier
Alamogordo
Walter Frazier
Roswell
JB Crook
Lynn Gibson
Borger
Texas
Alton Tice
Mike Adams
Los Angeles
Calif
Adams
Lavora Hedrick
Carlstad
Sheb Russell
E. C. Jackson
Mr. Kingston
Ellington
Mozelle
Georgia Lou Pate
Betty Walden
Alto Evans
Marybelle Moots
Pearl Meador
Wanda Mathiews
Womans Missionary Society
Mmes. Bailey
J. M. Jones
Pearl Goode
Ford
L. Z. Wallace
Roland Frazier
Miles
Dexter Community Notes Share Illness News And Local Events
Mrs Harris who has been very ill at the home of her daughter Mrs P E Jarnegan for the past month is slightly improved but still very ill Arve Branscom spent Friday in Artesia on school business Public Please Take Notice A pantomime will be given at Assembly in the school auditorium Monday May 12 at 11 15 directed by Mrs Ethel Parker and worthwhile The Dexter Woman's Club sponsors a benefit dance at Lake Van Friday May 10 The May meeting of the Dexter Parent Teachers Assn installed new officers Mrs W F Kerr president J H Southard vice president George Lewis secretary and treasurer Miss Blanche Pollock historian and Mrs Ethel Parker parliamentarian The entertainment included two readings by Miss Melba Jarnegan musical numbers by the Men's Octette and a talk by L Parker on High School Subjects Guests include Mr and Mrs A C Jones Jr of Roswell Mrs Katherine Herbst visited Roswell Mrs Alma Bottroff of Los Angeles visited Dexter Mrs George Wilcox and daughters return from three weeks in the south Rev and Mrs John G Anderson expect home May 10 from Dallas and Texas points Mrs C L Appleby Albuquerque has been in Dexter for business and visiting at the Jarnegan home and with many local residents including Clyde Barns Maude Preston Kay Katharine Herbst Billie E Love C N Moore E O Moore and others from Dexter and vicinity
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Lake van
Dexter Parent-Teachers Assn
W. F. Kerr
J. H. Southard
George Lewis
Secr
Blanche Pollock
Ethel Parker
Ainmient
Melba Jarnegan
L. Parker
A. C. Jones Jr
Roswell
Pearl O'Brian
Katherine Herbst
Alma Bottroff
Los Angeles
Belle Hurst
George Wilcox
South
John G. Anderson
Dallas
Texas
C. L. Appleby
Albuquerque
Dexter
P. E. Jarnegan
Clyde Barns
John Wire and Son
Maude Preston and
Kay
Frank Wertman
Billie
Rosemary Martin
Galesture
E. I. Love
C. N. Moore
E. O. Moore
Will Rogers Show Draws Visitors To Roswell Weekends
A flurry of visitors and activit y surrounds Roswell with appearances by Elephant Gun cinity and Will Rogers Life Begins at Mr and Mrs P E Jarnegan spending time in town. Several residents travel for business, family visits, or relocation plans to Albuquerque El Paso or Santa Anna Texas. A notable surgery patient Pat Patterson recovers at St Marys in Roswell and social events include a Mrs I W Marshall hosted tea. Record Want Ads Bring Results.
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Cinity
Roswell Sunday
Will Rogers
New Mexico political rules and Quivira project noted
Sidelights on the News reports that by 96 days after May 25 the secretary of state must have the rules for party organization on file. It discusses party conformity, a fall election on amendments, and a potential tax shift. It highlights the Quarai mission reclamation and pressure for Grand Quivira, plus a new poetry volume New Mexico in Verse and local alphabetic sidewalk plans in Belen. It mentions erosion work, the Carlsbad Caverns visitors, New Mexico Spanish American Societies, tanning at Chuper dera, a quip about Dr. Barnum Brown, Quay county grave sites, Kenna cattle, and local political notes.
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New Mexico
Secretary of State
Frank Patton
Hoyle
State Central Committee
CCC
Great Quarai
Mountainair
Grand Quivira
Quivira
Daihart Texan
William Felter
Tucumcari American
John L. McCarty
Dalhart Texan
Sangre de Cristos
Koshares
Rancho de Taos
Capuiin
Wagon Mound
Carlsbad Caverns
Shiprock
Pecos
Old Lincoln
Cow Persons
Old Mesilla
Thunderbird
White Sands
Old Fort Bascom
Pay the Bonus as Cash Distribution Proposal
The Clo News-Journal states the President faces opposition rooted in pride of opinion and urges immediate cash payment of the bonus to 124 million people. It argues payment is inevitable and the quickest way to distribute money while noting the political clash over the measure.
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Clo_ News-Journal
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Aiding Women
Mrs J E Ekstrom of Ogden Wish reports relief from irregularity fatigue and back pain after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She says it strengthened her and eased feminine troubles, noting a change in her condition. New tablet size 50 cents and larger tabs or liquid priced at 1.35, available from all druggists. Write Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo N Y.
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Dr. Pierce
Jj. E. Ekstrom
W. Oak St
Ogden
Pierce
Buffalo
N. A
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