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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1934

Page

7

Roswell Daily Record Staff and Details

Roswell Daily Record published each evening except Sunday by Record Publishing Company. Includes editor names Grace Bear, Edw L Scarritt, Don Wilkins, circulation, subscription rates, and advertising contact. Entered May 19, 1903, Roswell New Mexico. member of Associated Press and New Mexico Newspaper Association.

Record Publishing Company Business Office Society Roswell New Mexico Congress

Roswell Liquor Hours Appeal Rejected by City Council

Discrimination claims arise as Roswell liquor dealers lose appeal to extend closing time beyond 11 p m. County liquor operations face looser rules, sparking calls for uniform statewide hours and county unit coherence per the Albuquerque Journal.

Roswell Chaves Bernaliblo al- Duquerque Journal

Simms switches sides amid party realignment in New Mexico

Albert Simms, a Republican committeeman, defects to the Democrats as Republican and Progressive forces realign. The Santa Fe New Mexican notes the impropriety of him retaining a national committeeman post after joining the Democratic Party and expects him to reconsider his position.

Albert Simms Republican Arty Simms Bursum Republican Party Democrats

Chavez boys draw attention to the region

The Chavez brothers garner significant notice in the Valley area, though the effort may be misdirected or ineffective, as suggested by early猜work.

Chavez

General Mitchell Publishes Controversial Comment

General Mitchell faced public criticism as remarks he made sparked debate about propriety and leadership. The episode raised questions about accountability and the appropriateness of public comments by a high ranking official.

Jaffa Miller Emerges From New Mexico Campaign

The writer recalls meeting Jaffa Miller about thirty five years ago near Roswell at Jim Miller's remote camp. Both Miner brothers, Jaffa and Prager, started young and have remained in the sheep business. Now Jaffa Miller runs as Republican for governor of New Mexico. He is seen as qualified, experienced in stock and business matters, and the Pecos Valley expects strong support.

Jaffa Miller Roswell Jim Miller Jaffa Prager New Mexico Pecos Valley

Keeps His Friends Dick Dillon Senate Candidate Tribute

Santa Fe New Mexican notes that Dick Dillon the Republican candidate for the senate short term maintains broad personal support across New Mexico. The piece credits his enduring good humor and steady character through many public battles, calling such traits a high tribute and record of merit.

Dick Dillon Senate New Mexico Santa Fe

Pine Knob Journey Teases Two Stranded Travelers

Diane Carroll, a wealthy young artist, leaves her Ozarks lodge for a Ridge Road trip toward Wilderness Station. A rain swollen creek crossing tests her plans while a quiet, handsome stranger shares the same predicament and a Colorado-like sense of fate.

Diane Carrol Pine Knob Ozarks Ann Haskel Diane Ann Jeff Todd John Herbert Haskel Jimmie Josie” Cartwright Jeff Shady Creek Valley Pine Knob Store Wilderness Station Wilson Jessica New York Western Union Pappy Giles Nance Jordan Frank Jim Chas Bill Carrol Bamrageman Big Pine Lochre Pine Knob Store Copsright Harald Pet Wright Senette

Sermon Fragments On Virtue And Temptation By Rev Smith

A compact excerpt presents contrasts in character from a sermon by The Rev L Smith. The piece contrasts blunt honesty with brutality and candidness with trouble, urging caution over cowardice and restraint over surrender. It also touches on temptation, attention seeking, conceit, power, and patriotism.

L. Smith

Husband's Fishing Trips Stir Domestic Debate

Doris Blake cites a case where a husband abandons a day with the boys to fish, returns with no catch, and faces a skeptical wife. The column argues spouses deserve personal time, but warns about unreasonable demands and the value of companionship in marriage.

Doris Blake Hubby

Roswell Band to Play Exhibit Hall Concert Tonight

Roswell’s New Municipal Band, after a popular Monday night performance at Junior High auditorium, will give a concert at 7 o’clock Saturday evening at the exhibit hall stage. Director Mrs. Helen Neah says the space is tight but the band will strive for a real musical treat for tonight’s crowd. The event, along with other fair highlights, is expected to attract the week’s largest turnout. Also noted: Reconstruction Finance Corp to lend 50 million dollars to the Federal Livestock Feed Agency to purchase and conserve feed. the Adjustment Administration backs harvest of a million tons of corn fodder, corn stover, and soybean hay for winter livestock feed, via individual farm contracts. The feed info clearinghouse will list supply sources, prices, and shipping costs. Additionally, 1st Lt. Harold L. Jones of the reserve corps is assigned to Silver City for six months with Beaverhead CCC Camp, reporting Oct. 8.

Fair Grounds Roswell Junior Hit Auditorium Helen Neah Adjustment Administration Harold L. Jones Reserve Corps Silver City Beaverhead CCC

Charley Gehringer Promotes Tigers Campaign

Smile From Charley presents Charley Gehringer, star Detroit Tigers baseman, as a healthy booster for the Bengals campaign in the 1934 World Series. He is shown at the wheel of his mobile, signaling an expected important cog in the title pursuit.

Charley Gehringer Detroit Tigers Bengals Charley

Funds to Purchase Feed Aid Planned by Agriculture Dept

Federal officials announce ongoing efforts to aid farmers in drought areas by providing cattle feed through a plan being arranged by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The program aims to secure necessary forage for livestock amid shortages and high prices.

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration

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