Subscription Rates in Advance in New Mexico
Roswell Daily Record notes subscription rates by year and carrier in Roswell New Mexico. Advertising rates furnished on application. Entered May 19 1903 as second class mail matter. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches and publication here.
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The Buyers Part and Economic Recovery
The article urges buyers to sustain national recovery by buying more goods. It emphasizes factories and mills must continue production, and producers rely on buyers to purchase outputs to keep employment and prevent layoffs. The plea targets consumers as essential for economic growth.
Prices Rising Soon Push Roswell Buyers to Act Now
The speaker urges both men and women in Roswell to buy now and have work done while prices are low, warning that costs will quickly rise and likely reach much higher levels. It stresses that few if any times in Roswell offer such affordability and urges prompt action by shoppers and builders.
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Weight gainers ought to plan careful menus
Uncle Sam acts as salesman and price arbiter in rail and steel dealings, while advice columns urge underweights to craft balanced, high calorie menus. A 3,000 calorie sample day favors fresh milk, fruits, vegetables, eggs, butter, and cream, with meals designed to ease digestion and build weight.
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Uncle Sam
Mr. Roosevelt
Amarillo News
Anoinette Donnelly
Destruction and Triumph End in Ballroom Reconciliation
In a heaving lobby scene Barney rips Gold's gown then chases love and forgiveness as a phone call from Porrance hints at a wedding. Gold and Barney, softened by crisis, reveal Gip and a complicity that seals their bond and a vow to marry soon.
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Porrance
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Elverton
Gip
Sissy
Amateur Event Highlights at Local Rodeo This Week
Prize list continues with Jay Dee Ambureer and others named from Odessa Hondo Stanley and more. Rodeo at East Second Street baseball park features an all amateur show with 60 cent admission, 25 cent children and car parking. Directors Johnnie Mullens Joel Walker and Johnnie Mallens oversee stock from Cambray New Mexico and grounds at Pankhead Hotel. National Legion defense notes urge ships and training, oppose world court, debt cancellation and inflation caution with four point veterans program.
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Roswell
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State agency hearings set for Oct. 16 on permits and cancellations
Santa Fe reports a flurry of actions by the state corporation commission and motor transportation department as 37 bus and truck hearings near. Many permits were granted postponed or cancelled with several cases moved to October 16 or later, including Empire Products Corporation and Valley Produce Company among others.
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State Corporation Commission
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Empire Products Corporation
Valley Produce Company
Cantrell and Harris
Bob’s
S. E. Harris
Finest Hunter
King Fruit Co
Lambhore
Neil Gibbs
Bons
W. T. Hedrick
A. G. Beck
Grubbs Produce Co
Brown Cracker and Candy Co
Mountainair Trucking Co
W. T. Crocs
Albuquerque Trucking Association
Vincent Reil
Azar Grain and Produce Co
Hutchinson Fruit Co
Felix Sumner
Byrne Truck Life
A. Blass and Sons
S- E. Harris
Tucumcari Ice and Coal Co
C. L. Hedrick
Hedrick
Joe Tipton
Orona and Lopez
Santa Fe Governor weighs senate pick amid party power struggle
In Santa Fe Governor Hockenhull faces a key decision on filling Sam C. Bratton’s Senate vacancy. Possible choices include Carl A. Hatch or Chavez, with factional Old Guard influence and Cutting era loyalties shaping the outcome. The decision could tilt Democratic strength, risk party rifts, or spur a third party and affect next fall’s elections. Las Vegas Optic.
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Sermon Snippets Advise Against Brutal Framing
The Rev Roy L Smith cautions readers that harsh frankness, stubborn conviction, foolish humor, fanatical piety, sloppy sympathy, cynicism, and excessive independence betray true faith. He urges balanced conduct over extreme stances in daily life and belief.
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Deaths Last Night Reported Across Cities
The Associated Press reports the death of William A. Hickey 64 bishop of Providence. Also noted is Charles E. Thompson 63 of Cleveland donor of the Thompson trophy for the National air races in Washington, D. C.
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Providence, R. 1
William A. Hickey
Providence
Washington, D. C
Charles E. Thompson
Cleveland
Legion Delegates Nominate Successor In Miami Meeting
National Commander race tightens as seven candidates confirm continued bids. Edward A. Hayes from Illinois, George W. Nevins, and others remain in the contest, aiming to succeed Louis Johnson after adjournment.
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Louis Johnson
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NRA Activities and Farm Code Hearings Stir Market Codes
AP report notes hearings on farm administration price and wage provisions drawing attention to retail codes. Yesterday bids were invited for 844,525 tons of steel rails funded by public works loans. Hugh S. Johnson urges aggressive sales promotion and advertising. Secretary Perkins says AFL must align with Ford, wage and hour standards.
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Farm Administration
Public Works Fund
Hugh S. Johnson
Texas Senate Passes Resolution Regretting Gov Seligman Death
Santa Fe reports the Texas senate narrowly approved a resolution expressing regret and sorrow at the death of former Governor Arthur Seligman. The measure, introduced by Sen. K. M. Regan, was received as a formal tribute.
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Texas Senate
Senate
Arthur Seligman
K. M. Regan
Probate Court Hearing on Charles D Keyes Estate
In the Probate Court of Chaves County New Mexico Mary W Keyes executrix of Charles D Keyes deceased has filed final report and account and a discharge petition. Judge C C Hill sets November 10 1933 at 10:00 am in Roswell for hearing to determine heirship ownership and each claimant interest with objections due by that date. Attorney H C Maynard Roswell NM represents executrix. GEO L FOREMAN County Clerk seal ESTES BECK Deputy.
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Charles D. Keyes
C. C. Hill
Roswell
New Mexico
Parents Anger Won’t Improve Child's Grades
Advice from 1933 discusses how anger over report cards harms children. If a child struggles in arithmetic due to native ability or teaching, parents should discuss marks calmly, identify causes, and support improvement without shaming. Seek home help and cooperate with teachers to aid learning.
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Mars
Relief problems in Mexican flood aftermath widen
Tampico Mexico Oct 5 AP Problems of relief and sanitation from a hurricane and floods became more serious as officials planned to evacuate 1400 refugees to ease care for over 7090 homeless. Medical authorities awaited an emergency chlorination unit from Dallas to provide pure water. Food supplies were low, but a United States train with provisions was expected.
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Tampico
Mexico
Dallas
United States
Simply Worn Out Women Need Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A period advertisement claims women face endless household duties and fatigue. It touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to renew strength and ease daily tasks, citing that 98 of 100 women reported medicine benefits and encouraging readers to buy from a druggist today.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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