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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
6
The Roswell Daily Record page shows publication details from October 6, 1932. It lists editors such as Maseon Ghace T Hr Ak Epwar and Wilkins as city editor, with advertising managers and syndicate notes. The role of Associated Press dispatches and newspaper branding are described, along with circulation and charging details for various periods.
A Roswell fair opening described as a strong start with fine exhibits and a well managed parade. Weather mixed but events deemed successful with livestock farmers and local businesspeople contributing. Also notes on international tensions and Babe Ruth’s continued appeal amid state fair plans for eastern New Mexico.
A Daily Record extract from October 6 1907 notes visits by Rev Malone from Hagiman and others including Theodore Burr from Dexter J C Wilson from Dayton and Miss Zoia Kinsonger visiting relatives Basinees Reed from Corisband plans for a court opening in Portales Leonard Avent to Riverside and a local court adjournment A vivid wartime scene follows describing Doris and Brin and a knife wound in a serialized tale continuing tomorrow.
Lee Reynolds owns a drought pressed ranch as east friends visit as paying guests. Foreman Ranse Brennan clashes with her over a hired hand, Smith, and a rejected love. Brennan is dismissed and vows revenge. Dunc Daggett suspects Smith is Jack Hadley, son of a mine owner seeking his father’s killer. Lee moves the herd to a Mexican rancho while Mrs. Doris Silver heads there ahead. Brennan visits Silver before Jack Hadley reaches Lee.
Jack Hadley trails Doris through Palo Duro. Doris schemes with a Mexican ally and hints at a revolution. Hadley suspects danger as he discovers footprints and enters a guarded house to confront the emerging plot.
The piece quotes "Sentence Sermons" by the retired Roy Lt. Smith urging reflections on money reputation and religion. It notes a for sale ad for nice canning tomatoes by H. F. Carpenter with phone number 758 and ends with Adv. 23tfce.
George Tharrington milks his Jersey cow at a Wake Forest boarding house in North Carolina, exchanging milk for room and board. The cow grazes on vacant lot pasture and yields about four gallons daily, fueling local interest in this rural college tale.
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