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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1933

Page

9

Roswell Way Highway Route Draws Tourists

Roswell sits at a hub of federal highways linking Carlsbad Cavern Petrified Forest Grand Canyon and Mesa Verde. The Carlsbad Cavern Verde highway runs from Carlsbad Cavern National Park to Mesa Verde National Park through Roswell. The Roswell AAA office provides touring information and daily road conditions to travelers seeking year round access to local attractions and lodging.

Roswell Carlsbad Cavern Carlsbad Magnet Roswel Way Roswell Way Billy the Kid Land Lincon National Forest Lava Beds Datil National Forest Petrified Forest Grand Canyon

Jim White Discoverer of the Caverns

New York AP report notes Jim White, a cow puncher turned cave explorer, led early underground ventures beneath a guano mine. His solo treks revealed vast passages and a grand underground canyon later chronicled by photographer expeditions and Dr Willis T. Lee. A National Geographic feature followed in 1924. John McGraw expected to manage NL All Stars at Comiskey Park June 6 during the World's Fair period.

Dhamber Carlsbad United States Jim White Jim Lttle Grand Canyon Willis T. Lee Dr. Lee National Geographic Magazine New York John McGraw Comiskey Park Chicago

Carlsbad Cavern A Scenic Wonder

A description of visiting Carlsbad Cavern, 26 miles southwest of Carlsbad and 106 miles from Roswell, highlighting daily 10:30 tours, a $1.50 guide fee, and a newer elevator system plus the cavern’s National Park status since 1930. It notes crowd atmosphere, trails, lighting, fresh air, and dining in the 750 foot underground dining room.

Carlsbad Roswell Congress National Park Service

Old Mill in Ruidoso to Become Night Club and Dine House

Andy Anderson of Ruidoso remodels the Old Mill once grinding grain and sawing lumber into a modern dining and dancing venue. A new wheel mirrors the old, adobe walls stay intact, and the site preserves names carved long ago. The project includes a hardwood dance floor, nightly orchestra, and summer dining, with wheel power now powering lights rather than machinery. London opening of the world economic conference on June 12 is expected to be brief, about six weeks.

Ruidoso Carrizo Geronimo Fort Stanton Lincoln County Andy Anderson Pecos Black Range

Ruidoso and Teal Mountain Resort Wonders

James W. Albert writes of the Sierra Blancas in the White Mountain area west of Roswell, praising the landscape’s grandeur and recreations. He notes ancient ruins, trails to Old Baldy, trout fishing in Ruidoso Creek, dramatic canyon walls, and towering firs, urging a summer visit for hikers, riders, and dreamers alike.

James W. Albert Sierra Blancas White Mountain Roswell

Roswell Water and Mountains Draw Health Seekers

Roswell's artesian basin water, rich in calcium salts, is touted as a health restoration aid with pure, abundant supply and digestive benefits. The piece extolls the White Mountains area, Baldy peak, and scenic ridges in southeastern New Mexico, highlighting high altitude air, sunshine, and ozone-rich atmosphere as healing factors for visitors and locals alike.

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Roswell as Gateway to Carlsbad Cavern and Lincoln Forest

A travel feature extols Roswell as a launch point for Carlsbad Cavern, Lincoln National Forest, and Mescalero Apache lands with abundant golf, tennis, fishing, and lodging. It highlights Benson routes via U.S. 70 and 359, a modern airport, and diverse elevations from 7000 to 12000 feet with Pine Lodge and Cloudcroft targets for vacations.

Carlsbed Cavern Lincoln National Forest Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation Billy the Kids Land Roswell Hioswell Carlsbad Forest Grand Canyon United States U.S. 70 U.S. 359 New Mexico Gateway To National Forest Pine Lodge

Sportsmen's hunting and fishing prospects in rivers and lakes

The article notes big mouth bass and gamey musk in clear pools of the Peegs and Back rivers and in five large lakes, offering anglers keen sport. Goose and duck hunting are provided along with quail dove and other small game, plus deer bear mountain lions and wild turkey in the mountain regions.

Pecos Valley reports equal sunshine in winter and summer

Across Roswell and the Pecos Valley the sunshine share remains high in both seasons, 73 percent in July and 72 percent in January. Unlike other southwest areas, no district matches Pecos Valley for similar winter and summer sunshine.

Roswell Pecos Valley

Rapid growth of visitor interest in the cavern

The cavern drew 800 visitors in 1925 as trails and stairways opened. Paid admissions climbed from 11 000 in 1926 to 90 000 in 1930, with guests from all states and a dozen foreign countries. After 1930 travel declined, leaving experts unsure of future totals as the cavern gains more recognition.

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Associated Press Mexico Erica Roswell Center Federal Highway System Federal Rowell Roswell Country Club AAA N. M Resnel Automobile Club North Main Street Southwest London Ruiduso AN America Old Baldy Sierra Blanca Capitan Mountains Sacramentos and Guadalupes Capitan Peaks Pine Arroyo Seco Capitan Ruidoso Country Rose Lincoln Mescalero Indian Reservation Cloudcroft Sacramentos
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