Roswell Daily Record Publisher's Office and Rates
Roswell Daily Record details publishing office in Roswell New Mexico subscription rates 4.00 per year by carrier rates per week per month and a note of May 19 1903 date for second class mail under act of Congress. The paper states local news dispatches are the property of The Associated Press and reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Roswell
Associated Press
Darrow report sparks division over NRA plan
On May 22 1984 the President named Clarence Darrow and others to report on the NRA and infant codes. The Darrow report is seen as biased against the NRA with critics arguing it overplays failures while supporters hope for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow
Clarence Darrow
NRA
Estimates year to end bootlegging after repeal
Joseph H. Choate Jr administrator of the federal alcohol control agency says it will take a year to eliminate bootlegging. He notes that repeal was promised to end it instantly by repeal advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Federal Alcohol Control
George Cook
Pecos Valley
Senator Borah on munitions and war ending
Senator Borah and others argue that makers of munitions fuel wars. He believes stopping munitions would nearly halt wars. Destroying every weapon would not end fighting, end war. human nature must change to finish war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Spittoon satire on session spending in old records
During regular session lawmakers used iron cuspidors while the special session demanded brass spit boxes costing 65 dollars. The speaker questions why sawdust spittoons were not reused amid budget concerns and odd procurement choices.
League of Nations data cited on world economic peaks and declines
The Washington Herald quotes a League of Nations economist arguing that no single farmer or regional group can grasp global conditions. It notes 1929 peak and 1932 low, with indexes: Japan 159, Britain 92, Belgium 2, France 40, Germany 8, United States 32, and criticizes the New Deal as hindering recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugwell
League of Nations
Japan
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Germany
United States
Ike
New Deal
Washain Herald
Cattlemen in New Mexico face drought strain and feed shortages
State news from Albuquerque reports cattlemen in New Mexico and Arizona hauling water for livestock and buying feed as a substitute for range forage. Drought has dried springs and streams, increasing fire hazards. some cattle have died in affected localities. The Red Forest offices note the severity as night moisture remains scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ari
Red Forest
The Wild Bird Synopsis of a Village Romance
Barbara Browne a 22 year old in Oxbridge confronts a jealous father and village norms as she falls for visiting novelist Gregory Rance. He seeks marriage though already divorced, fueling paternal opposition. Barbara contemplates rebellion while fearing her father may self harm after the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Browne
Lynwood
Oxbridge
Barbara
Gregory Rance
Cusio
Laurie Chiswick
Rance
Renunciation and the steady life at Lynwood
Barbara Browne accepts a life of duty at Lynwood after renouncing marriage to Gregory Rance. Her father Martin Browne, once formidable, is cared for at home with routine precision as Barbara maintains the daily schedule, shielding him from stress while his firm continues under Allen Disbrough’s growing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Lynwood
Bermuda
Martin Browne
Allen
Barbara
Oxbridge
Thomas
Arbor
Berkshire
Gregory Rance
Rance
Republican Party
Congress
Browne
Harding Co Assn to Grow Certified Seed
The Harding County Crop Improvement Association met at Mosquero on May 7 and elected W. Stequero president and Chas. Vice President with W-G. Vince as secretary treasurer. Several new farmers joined, boosting enthusiasm for seed improvement. Foundation seed will be sourced from older growers with plant selections by NM Experiment Station staff for 1935 foundation plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Otquero
Chas
W-G. Vince
Sec.Treas
Prop
G. R. Quesenberry
New Mexico State College
Harding County Crop Improvement Association
New Mexico Experiment Station
Narito claim of fast relief for neuritis and pain
An advertisement extols Narito a German prescription that relieves neuritis sciatica rheumatism and neuralgia in mothers and others within days without narcotics or opiates. It promises dramatic relief for sufferers previously despaired and urges readers to ask their druggist for Narito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narito
Nurito
Also Mentioned on This Page
Record Publishing Company
Boocs
Society
C. EB. Mason Grace T, Gear
Ebw
L. Scarritt
Don Wilkins
Mgr
New Mexico Newspaper Association
State News
East
Sias Qibbon
Stevens
Europe
Owen Johnson
Jopporsen
Rehabilitation Committee
Carlsbad
Avith
Homer Powers
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
College
Clovis
Senator Cutting
Seligman
Carlsbad Caverns
Ruidoso
White Sands
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Mosquero
Seyeta Cate
Harding County
Joseph V. Moore
Amarillo
Aurora Lucero-White
Las Vegas Normal
Antonio A. Lucero
Georgia Lusk
Mahoney
Wyoming
Ed Swope
McNeill’s Island
TC Rian
Tus
Goodyear
Penney
Penney’s
J.C.P. Hardwater