For Sale and Rental Classified Listings Snapshot
Local ads list four milk goats for sale, three room apartment for rent with sleeping porch, a used Underwood typewriter bargain, newly redecorated apartments, a modern redecorated five room house, and several help wanted and service notices. Other items include seed and grain sales, rooms for rent, nurse or companion care, park-adjacent lots, a waitresses needed posting, a contending gas station job, a pianist advertisement, a furnished house, Memorial Day wreaths, and related local business notices.
New Orleans and New York Cotton Prices Move
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed strong despite a 2 point drop with sales at 12,686 and Middling at 12.97. In New York, cotton futures finished mixed from 2 points lower to 2 higher with July at 13.20 and May around 13.42, while Middling spot in New York stood near 13.61.
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New Orleans
New York
Jly
Miller dining room cafe opening at Roswell Hotel
Mrs Miller announces the public opening of her dining room and cafe at the Roswell Hotel on Saturday morning May 24 with free coffee and cookies. The Miller Grocery and Market also operates in the same building. Phone No 11 for classifieds.
Dr. T. E. Boggs Optometry Ad at 309 N Main St
Dr T E Boggs graduate optometrist offers eye examinations glasses fitted and ground in own lab. Broken lenses duplicated immediately. Phone 21 for appointment.
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T. E. Boggs
N. Main St
British Lose Hood In Greenland Sea Battle
The Hood, flagship of Vice Admiral L. E. Holland, was sunk with heavy losses for Britain as the Bismarck engaged in a clash off Greenland or in neutral patrol waters. The Hood’s loss leaves Britain with about 15 capital ships and signals the high cost of the engagement. The Bismarck, hit in action, is pursued by other German fleet units. The duel featured two of the ocean’s heaviest ships with 15 inch guns, amid speculation on German aims in western Greenland waters.
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Admiralty
Hood
L. E. Holland
Britain
Bismarck
Greenland Sea
Greenland
United States
Butt Named District Manager In Middle Rio Grande
Frank Butt, a Albuquerque druggist and state senator who resigned as district chair, was appointed manager of the Middle Rio Grande conservancy district at 4800 dollars yearly. Louis Ruffin elected board chairman. chief engineer Stanley Philippi remains at 4800, subordinate to the manager. Ruidoso plans conventions of the New Mexico American Legion and Legion Auxiliary on June 19 and 21 with committees named and preparations underway.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Frank Butt
Middle Rio Grande
Ruidoso
New Mexico American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Final Session Quiz at Tourist School in Roswell
The tourist school final session awarded one dollar and forty cents in a quiz contest. Notable participants included Claude Simpson of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce and organizers R. W. Aldrich and Mrs. Louise Chewning. The event drew about thirty attendees despite stormy weather, with questions on local geography, history, and economics.
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Thomas Boles
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Roswell
Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
R. W. Aldrich
Louise Chewning
Clovis
Chaves County
Lincoln National Forest
Carlsbad
Chaves
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico
Fort Stanton
U. S. Public Health Service
Merchant Marine
Chisum Ranch
Hagerman Place
Carlsbad Highway
Old Baldy
Capitan Peak
Pecos Valley
Dexter
Artesia
Santa Fe
Billy the Kid
Fort Sumner
New York Stocks and Wool Market Summary
New York Stocks closed mixed with AllegCorp and AmCan among notable movers while late session trades included AmTob and ConCan. In wool, May prices steadied with grease wool futures slightly down and wool top futures edging higher on July and December contracts as spot demand shifted.
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New York
Spot Interests
Jly
Roswell High Benediction Recessional Note
Roswell High program lists Benediction by Rev Le Roy Thompson and a recessional by the orchestra with a directive for the congregation to remain standing until the class passes. The piece titled Voice attributed to Bortinansky is noted as ongoing from page one.
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Bortinansky
le Roy Thompson
Commencement Program with School Orchestra and Awards
Processional by School Orchestra opens the commencement. Invocation by Rev. Henry H. Heard follows. Clarinet trio performs Dark Eyes with Grooms Waergoner O’Hair Bloom. Salutatorian Louise Blanchard and Valedictorian Lissett Gessert named. Vocal duets and solos feature Maying and The Hills of Home. Diplomas presented by Clarence E. Hinkle. benediction by Rev. Avis Wiggins.
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Henry H. Heard
Dark Eyes
Grooms
John Waergoner
Eivin O’hair
Howard Bloom
Louise Blanchard
Maying—Smith
Mary Louise Unrein
Shirley Ann Jones
Lissett Gessert
Barbaria Nant Kessel
Paul H. Deaton
Home
Fox
Frank Joyce
Clarence E. Hinkle
Pres. Board of Education
Avis Wiggins
Boston Wool Prices and Demand Rise in Territory Wools
Interest broadened on territory wools in Boston with numerous inquiries leading to purchases of moderate quantities. Sales remained about steady on 12 month Texas wools with prices unchanged. Bright combing fleece wools showed fair demand at 46-47 cents grease, 48-49 cents slow. finer grades 42-44 cents grease for fine Delaine and 43-45 cents grease for quarter bloods.
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Boston
USDA
Texas
Chicago Produce Market Summary May 24 1947
Chicago produce and curb market closing prices May 24 show oats corn and oats futures with July September and December contracts. Oats at July 97 3/4 to 7/8 with Sept 99 1/8 to 99, Dec 1.00 3/4. Corn July 73 7/8 to Sep 75 1/4, Dec 74 5/8. Oats July old 35 3/4. July new 35 1/2. Sept old 35 and Sept new 35 5/8. Curb market listings include Alum Co Am 125 and Humble Oil 58 1/2.
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Jly
CURB
New York
Alum Co Am
Beech Aire
Carter Corp
Bond & Sh
Humble Oil
Ins Co N Am
Republic Av
Chicago dairy and egg market notes May 24 cream receipts steady
In Chicago on May 24 butter receipts stood at 1 053 088 with no change. Egg receipts totaled 32 337 with unsettled current receipts 22 3/4 dirties 2 3/4 checks 21 and storage packed extras 25.
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Chicago
Wall Street stocks and durable goods in week of war uncertainty
Durable goods remain near capacity, hinting at early forced industrial expansion as defense production dominates. Auto output for 1942 rose to a four year peak at 133,560 units, while week totals show 429 up, 389 down, and 192 unchanged among 1,010 traded. Agricultural prices show ranges for fed heifers to slaughter lambs and regional stockers and feeders, with weekly movements down from prior levels.
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Wall Street
New York
America
Stock Exchange
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 24 1924
Hogs scarce with only 50 salable and total. Market steady for week with gains of 25 across weights. Cattle salable 350 with calves 50. good and choice fed steers 1,200 lbs up mostly steady. Bulls vealers steady. light stockers stronger. tops include yearling steers 11.50 and 1,360 lb steers 11.40. vealers 12.00. bulk fed steers 8.75-190.50.
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Arizonas
Kansas City
USDA
Choice
Galveston Spot Cotton Steady at 12.83 Mild Rise
In Galveston on May 24 spot cotton held steady at 2 up middling 12.83 with sales totaling 1,100 bales. The market shows quiet demand and stable prices as traders monitor futures and weekly temperatures.
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Galveston
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Ed Williams
N. Ky
Underwood
Nickson Coffee Shop
P. O
Sudan
Frigidaire
West Ala
Hearts Mountain Canners
East 12Th
Baldwin Piano Co
Denver
Colorado
W. Tilden
Cobean Stationery Company
Charlie Watts and
Ollie Westover
Yucca
W. E. Destree
West 4Th Phone
Roadmaster
Engas Butane
L. E. Fairbank
Mi. So
Dexter Hiway
John Nash
Pat Nash
Grace Marcato
Miami Beach
Fla
A. Roswell
U. S
Andersons Gardens
AllegCorp
AlChm
AllisCh
AmCan
AmLoco
Amrmil
AmSmel
Amstlf
At&t
AmTob
Anacon
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Soucale
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TexCorp
TexGulf
UntAirl
UntAire
Usgyp
Usinda
Usrubb
Ussteel
Wsunt
WsAirle
Wse&m
Huff
Jewelry
Roswell High
Rock House
Heights
M. T. Hastings
Bor
Chaves CO. Abstract & Insurance CO
T. L. Gardner
Pres
National Bank Bldg
T. L. Gardner, Jr
Oatqlidart
Tropicals
Batt & White
Iey Holston
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West Fourth
Equitable Building & Loan Association
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E. G. Minton
Sunbeam
Ironmaster
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