Record Published in Roswell Paper May 19 1903
Society edits, city editor and advertising staff listed for RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY. The notice notes second class mail status under the 1879 act, with subscription rates in advance and per-carrier options. The Associated Press dispatches are credited as required.
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Tide Rising Against Bureaucracy
A 1935 New Mexico item discusses rising sentiment to free business from government control to spur recovery. It cites Industrial News Review, the Wheeler Rayburn Bill, and opposition to federal regulation, with notes on constitutional safeguards and socialized policy fears. It also covers Governor Tingley criticizing liberal senators and political shifts in the state.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque Journal
Viscountess de Noailles Outfit For Europe Tour
Paris report describes Viscountess de Noailles in a blue taffeta travel suit by Mainbocker. The ensemble features a sport swagger coat with bone buttons, a fitted waist jacket, and a wide skirt with white embroidery. Also includes a travel wardrobe note and a dramatic short fiction excerpt about Dinah fleeing home.
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Finals Start Saturday at New Mexico Military Institute
The thirty seventh annual commencement at the New Mexico Military Institute opens with finals beginning Saturday morning June first and continuing through Tuesday June fourth. The schedule includes inspections, exhibitions, baccalaureate, regimental events, band concerts, a final ball, and the graduation ceremony with diplomas delivered by Governor Clyde Tingle and Judge M. A. Otero Jr. Marquis LaVelle Smith delivers the valedictory.
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Sea Hall
LeRoy Thompson
J. P. White
Cahoon Armory
Sea Halt Auditorium
Clyde Tingle
M. A. Otero Jr
Marquis
LaVelle Smith
Potash shortfalls and import concerns from Portales News
The Portales News notes New Mexico potash fields could meet national needs for years yet millions of dollars of potash are imported to the United States annually. Fertilizer is vital and a domestic product could supply the market, boosting state tax revenue.
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New Mexico
United States
Germany
Portales
Unknown Woman Synopsis Sparks Tense Manhattan Drama
Dinah Allen and Jane Rosslyn, roommates in Manhattan, envy each other’s sophistication. Vermont boarder Jack Pike loves Dinah, who dismisses him as a hick. A ride with a drunken sedan guest leads Dinah to a perilous night, Jane’s purse vanishes, a pistol fires, and both women must face the fallout as a mysterious figure watches from the subway.
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Mr. Fiske
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Dinah Allen
Jane Rosslyn
Manhattan
Hannah
Jack Pike Youns
Vermont
Dinah Oon
Jake
Piske
Philip Divine
Farmers Vote Heavily to Extend AAA Wheat Program
Washington May 27 The AAA plans final shaping of a four year wheat crop control program after unofficial referendum shows farmers favor continued wheat adjustment by 179029 to 28330. Leaders differ on political impact. program allows annual referendums if 25 percent petitioned, with annual benefit payments set at each marketing year end.
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Iowa
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Home Grown Cauliflower from Anderson Gardens
White and fresh seasonal produce advertised by Anderson Gardens. A brief classifieds notice promotes the quality of home grown cauliflower, inviting readers to place want ads for results.
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Plan to reduce deaths at Indianapolis 500 race
Indianapolis officials consider limiting speeds for newcomers at the 1 1/2 mile track to prevent fatal accidents. To start, new drivers would run 70 mph for ten laps, 90 mph for ten, then 100 mph for the final ten as they complete the 20 laps. Col. E V Rickenbacker expects the plan to take effect next year.
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Thedford's Black-Draught Advocated For Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a prompt remedy for constipation and poisoning in the bowels. It cites Mrs. A J Davenport of Paducah Kentucky who praises its purifying effects and notes its purely vegetable ingredients from leaves and roots of plants.
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A. J. Davenport
Paducah
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