Roswell Daily Record Society Page and Editorial Staff
Roswell Daily Record notes its publication details and staff roles including editors Grace Mason and Edward Scare Jr plus city editor Don Wilkins and advertising manager. It lists office numbers, publication schedule, and rates while noting May 19 1993 entry as second class mail matter in Orwell New Mexico.
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Mason Grace, T. Bear
L. Scare Jr
Don Wilkins
Orwell
New Mexico
Congress
Rights Notice from The Associated Press
The Associated Press declares exclusive rights to news dispatches credited to it or not credited in the paper and to local news published herein. All republication rights for special dispatches are reserved.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt’s Prosperity Plans Target Vets, Costs Debated
A public stance expresses support for President Roosevelt’s push to restore prosperity while criticizing his treatment of disabled veterans and calling for savings in other areas. The remark frames economic policy as essential yet controversial in its impact on veterans.
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Roosevelt
Governor critiques stockmen on quarantine rules
The Governor condemns alleged violations of quarantine regulations by stockmen in Chaves county. The editorial notes perceived ingratitude toward disabled veterans and questions taxation and veteran bonuses, expressing mixed views on payment while lamenting the treatment of veterans.
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Chaves County
Taxpayers vs Tax-spenders in New Mexico War
A rant rails against tax spenders like Seligman and Beall demanding more taxes. It urges reducing waste and fairer tax assessment and collection. The writer asserts taxpayers will prevail inevitably.
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New Mexico
Seligman
Beall
Democratic Party of New Mexico Busted
The Democratic party of New Mexico is unable to pay its advertising bills for last fall’s campaign. The News reports it has not received replies from the state Democratic headquarters, and the party appears defunct. The piece humorously notes the unpaid bills and suggests state health officials should bury it.
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Party OF
New Mexico
Democratic Party of
Democratic Party
Portales Valley
Bribe to repeal Prohibition debate spurs tax talk
The speaker condemns bribery attempts to repeal the Prohibition amendment arguing such offers tempt voters with tax cuts. He questions restoring gambling and vice districts for revenue and warns against treating money as the sole government aim.
Roswell Urged to Run Electric Light Plant in Public Works
The Albuquerque Journal suggests Roswell and other cities consider municipal operation of utilities to cut costs. Roswell has studied plans for an electric light plant tied to its water works, with engineers already designing the project.
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The
Albuquerque Journal
Roswell
Ref referendum petition faced by state administration
A brief on the political maneuvering around a referendum petition signed by fifty thousand voters. The state administration aims to overcome the challenge and avoid political repercussions, focusing on maintaining control rather than addressing public demand.
Foreman earns praise as county clerk in Chaves county
The community notes that George Foreman is shaping up to be a capable county clerk and follows a tradition of fine clerks in Chaves county. The general approval shown suggests the current clerk has a solid start and faces high expectations.
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George Foreman
Chaves
Folly Island Romance on a Peconic Bay Catboat
Bart Burgess and Ingalls Warren drift to Folly Island where a girl named Alice invites Bart to explore her family’s island. They share a playful escape with music and nautical chatter, glimpse a secret, and imagine future encounters as the scene ends with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
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Bart Burgess
Peconic Bay
Long Island
Wryattville
Ingalls Frederick Warren
Ingy
Bart
Mr. Davis
Baylays
Sumacay
Alice
Wallace Irwin
Senate Attack on Ambassador Davis in Senate Debate
In Washington on May 25 an attack in the Senate targeted Norman H. Davis ambassador at large to Europe over his speech on consultative pacts. Senator Robinson urged Davis may owe allegiance to the Morgan house, citing testimony about loans from J. P. Morgan and Company and a list of “favored” customers. The scene shifts to local intrigue as Bart and Alice share a brisk canoe ride to Folly Island, elevating a tense political moment with a personal, adventurous detour.
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Washington
Senate Today
Norman H. Davis
Europe
Robinson
R-Ind
Morgan
Davis
House of Morgan
Senate Banking Committee
J. P. Morgan and Company
Morgan and Company
Alice
Mr. Davis
Bart
Folly Island
Brookhaven Township
State land commissioner to inspect leases in Raton Clayton Harding
Santa Fe May 25 AP State land commissioner Frank Vesely left for Raton Clayton and Harding county points to inspect leases and investigate other land office matters.
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Santa Fe
Frank Vesely
Raton
Clayton
Harding
It in The Record Record Want-Ads Get Results
A brief mention notes that reading The Record Record Want-Ads yields results. It highlights the newspaper’s classified section as a practical source for finding goods and opportunities.
Windy cotton woes and farm relief talk in Roosevelt era
A fragmented column mixes rural concerns and local anecdotes. It quotes farmers asking President Roosevelt for quick windproofing of cotton crops, notes high school exams and local youth activities, and wittily recounts a drowning rescue story and fishing prowess. It also lists contemporary authors and poets in a humorous, catalog-like fashion.
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Mr. Roosevelt
A Line O'Type Or Two By A H. L.
Mr Gandhi starves again yet draws little notice as Herr Hitler dominates attention. Gandhi appears mild and small while Herr Habiler speaks louder and funnier.
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Herr Hitler
Mr. Gandhi
Herr Habiler
Reading tastes explored in two noted surveys
Occasional checks of reader preferences arise from questionnaires by agencies. Surveys aim to guide publishers cultural baselines and library systems, with two recent studies highlighted as examples.
Classics Ranking From Everyman List Sparks Reader Debate
Publishers surveyed 162 American presidents on 55 books to shape cultural education. Top twenty include Pilgrims Progress Pride and Prejudice Shakespeare Robinson Crusoe Ivanhoe Autobiography of Franklin Les Miserables Faust Kad Browning Roswell Life of Johnson David Copperfield Gullivers Travels Treasure Island House of Seven Gables Emerson Divine Comedy Marx Capital Vanity Fair Jane Eyre. Two high school friends Joe Bob Nickson and Richard Whiteman weigh in on how the list matches local reader culture.
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Everyman's Library
Franklin
Faust
Kad
Browning
Roswell
of Johnson
David Copperfield
David Copperfield,” “Gulliver
Emerson
Marx
Vanity Fair
Joe Bob Nickson
Richard Whiteman
Survey ranks Dreiser and Cather as top living American writers
A Kansas City library board member surveyed English departments at midwestern universities in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Chicago and St Louis. Theodore Dreiser placed first and Willa Cather second among living American fiction writers with seven others following.
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Kansas City
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy L Smith
Say you read it in The Record. Sooner or Later evil will defeat itself as the liar faces his own deceit. Hatred harms the hater and prejudice binds with chains. Low living demands high prices, but love finds a way to win and faith finds its vindication.
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Roy L. Smith
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