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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1934
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record presents publishing details for the Second Publishing Company. Includes pricing, offices, editor roles, and advertising terms. States May 19, 1903 filing in Roswell, Mexico, as a Second Class Mail Chronicle under the 1879 act.
Hope News reports Dee Swift home from Dallas and Nacogdoches to visit family, along with community notes from Hope NM. The piece urges Texans to pay overdue taxes before June 15 1934, outlines penalties and a statewide drive by local associations to clear 1933 and prior taxes, and mentions dances, church services, visitors, and hospitalities in the Hope area including Masonic and auxiliary events and Baccalaureate remarks by Rev J Klassen.
Barbara Browne aged 22 faces pressure from her father a determined antagonist who resists their engagement to Rance despite his love and risk to Barbara as she endures a grim vigil by a sickbed amid threats of coercion and possible tragedy driven by a obsessed parent and a planned future with Gregory.
Sidelights reflect on Whitsunday and its religious significance across Anglican and Catholic traditions urging Bible study and church attendance while praising Christian history. The piece also reports on James D. Hamlin’s election as West Texas Chamber of Commerce president amid criticism of Texas New Mexico ties, highway links, a critique of crop loan rates, and remarks on a political tourney and New Mexico’s desert future.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports cash farm income for the year ending May 1 1954 rose to about 5.59 billion dollars from 3.98 billion in the prior year, with over 2.86 million contracts restraining acreages and 300 thousand farmers benefiting from marketing orders. Rental and benefit payments to cooperators account for more than 12 percent of the increase as the program expands codes of fair competition and other adjustment measures.
The sermon urges defense of the defenseless and uplift of justice. It addresses those crushed by fate and those striving to soften race prejudice, promote beauty, and support informed opinions. It emphasizes saving the world from suffering through compassionate action.
Readable ad notes De Mothed Columbines blooming in gallon containers with several plants per container and colors available. Price 50 cents per container. Contact Mrs L H Welser at 605 North Washington for details. Also an office move notice for Dr McPherson from 215 West Third to Dr Haire's at 06 West Second with phone 14. An additional For Sale item offers a late model Ford V 8 truck at 221 East Second Street.
A fragment notes how the Adjustment Act structures enable better alignment of production with demand. Farmers have been organized into production control associations to implement necessary actions through the Act’s machinery.
Farmers with wheat allotment contracts under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration may see max and min acreage figures on notices of acceptance. The figures show the basis of annual payments under rotation systems. Rotations must be registered on Form W-37 with county associations to align 1934 payments and avoid field inspection misunderstandings. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
The Record announces R. P. Perry Bean as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Chaves County. Nomination subject to the party's actions and procedures.
J House Sr has authorized The Record to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Chaves county, pending Democratic party action.
A notice announces Mrs Julia Prasher as a Democratic candidate for Superintendent of Schools in Chaves County subject to the party's decision.
County Clerk Ralph A. Sheehan announces on behalf of The Daily Record that Lim seeks the Democratic nomination for County Clerk of Chaves County, subject to the will of the Democratic party.
Local shop offers upholstering and furniture repair at 208 East 5th Street. Work guaranteed. Contact E. Fe Hardcastie for service and estimates.
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