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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1934
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record published every evening except Sunday by Record Publishing Company. Staff listings include editors and managers, address, and advertising rates. Contains notice of association membership and copyright information.
The 1984 Jhaves county Republicans avoided a county slate, believing it would not win and might help the state ticket. Voters from Democrats and independents could back Cutting for re election and veterans’ advocate record, while Jaffa Miller, a Roswell home boy, expected broad local support.
Diane Carrol arrives to paint in Pine Knob as Uncle Jim and Pappy share stories of Ann Haskel a powerful backwoods heroine who built a store and post office, aided locals, and confronted night riders. The tale sketches Ann’s influence, judge Shannon, and the Swamp Valley era as Diane anticipates meeting Ann.
Doris Blake presents a Reader reply from a bride-to-be who defends a wife’s control of the weekly pay envelope. The letter recalls a seven month marriage where a husband’s debt, buying a second car, and an aunt’s meddling mother-in-law shaped tension over money management and the wife’s right to allocate funds.
The piece surveys reactions to President Roosevelt on the NRA and child labor laws, noting New Mexico relief rules against alcohol purchases, and cites Eddy County along with Colorado beet fields as examples of areas where child labor impacts schooling. It also discusses Patman’s plan for cashing soldiers adjusted compensation and a domestic finance note on a long standing debt suit in Englewood.
The First National Bank of a New Mexico city refuses government deposit insurance, claiming solvency and rights to stay outside the plan. J. M. Nichols, its president, notes no deposit losses and rising deposits, while contrasts with insured banks. The piece pivots to other topics including Clovis transient camp expansion and praise for Tri-State Exhibition advertising.
In Santake I learned that J. J. Dempsey the Democratic congressional nominee and Oklahoma oilman has lived in the state under three years. He held a $5,000 a year federal aide job, has two daughters teaching in Santa Fe schools, and now runs as the Democratic candidate for Congress. The Tucumcari Daily News urges showcasing New Mexico strangers and our scenery, recreation, and agricultural benefits.
Former New York Congressman Walter M. Chandler arrives in New Mexico and declares support for the Democratic party after Republicans ignore him. His brother Dempsey Chandler, also in the state briefly, wins second place on the Democratic ticket Chandler coveted on the Republican side.
Albuquerque Journal argues for Albuquerque to host the 1935 New Mexico Educational Association convention in Santa Fe November 1 2 and 3. The Chamber of Commerce plans a campaign to win the event from rival Roswell which boasts two commodious halls.
Two El Paso neighbor towns launch annual fairs starting Wednesday and running through the week. The Highland fair at Marfa and the Eastern New Mexico state fair at Roswell press ahead with recovery spirit, aiming for notable success. The Herald-Post wishes them well.
An Los Angeles archaeologist Samuel Maus Purple and three companions report a vast cavern network near Kessler Peak in the mountains. They have penetrated only a few hundred feet and say the full extent cannot be imagined. Whether marvels comparable to Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico exist remains uncertain, but Carlsbad’s established facilities suggest a long path before any rival attains its status.
W. I. Adams suffered abdominal gas and irregular heartbeats after meals. Treatment with Adlerika relieved the gas, allowing him to eat anything and feel well. Owl Drug Company in Dexter by Geo. Wilcox.
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless cough remedy. It claims seven benefits in one formula and offers an on-the-spot refund if relief is not achieved, with the druggist authorized to issue the refund.
In Chaves County New Mexico the probate court has filed the Last Will and Testament of I B Rose deceased for probate. A hearing is set for October 12 1934 at 10:00 a m in Roswell to prove the document. Objections may be filed with the County Clerk of Chaves County before the hearing date.
Mrs Daisy Notley Guffin announces fall piano classes starting September 10 at jg West First St Phome 1402 M Pa.
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