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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1933
Page
8
Dr W T Joyner is seriously ill at his home 612 North Pennsylvania with bronchial pneumonia. He was very sick Sunday but today his condition is improved and his chances of recovery are believed good after about four days illness.
An OCR snippet notes a filler brushes listing with address 819 North and ad number 660. It references Gece and W. 991-W as potential identifiers. The readable fragment is brief, offering limited clarity on product scope or context beyond a small classifieds-like entry.
A brief note from Dustin's News Store announces a cashier is now serving there. The message invites both longtime and new customers to stop by and greet the staff during store hours.
A Roswell meeting is set for 6 30 tonight at the Roswell Floral Company offices. Seatmasters will gather under commissioner Stig Santhe son to discuss an advertising stance and local options.
A brief trade notice lists city property available in exchange for cattle. The only contact provided is phone number 7363, with no additional details on location size or terms.
Falconi of Roswell, advertised as the local radio expert, urges prospective buyers to investigate the Philco models embracing the latest radio construction advances before purchasing. Advertisement notes Falconi as the source for guidance.
S. P. Johnson Jr. found his car doors tampered with overnight but nothing was taken. He believes an attempt was made to steal the vehicle while it was parked.
On scouting trip P V Thorson area executive and George B Jewett will depart tomorrow for the Boy Scout camp in the Sacramento Mountains to close it for winter. They will also visit Artesia Portales and Clovis on scout business.
Jess Carper will oversee the repair department at Lowrey Auto Company and invites customers to bring in their vehicle service needs. The notice highlights his return to leadership and readiness to handle maintenance and repairs.
Advertisement states an easy purchase and payment plan for listed securities and provides a contact phone number 1492 through the National Securities Service.
A bustling Saturday crowd in Roswell mirrors a busy day at the Eastern New Mexico Fair. Merchants report record sales and preparations for a cooler season. The piece notes heat safety, building progress at the fairgrounds, and a rattlesnake sighting on the plains, with caution urged for walkers.
Washington reports the buy now campaign aims at housewives who control most family spending. Hugh S. Johnson urges full public support as stores showcase intensified ads and the government backs the drive to boost consumer demand and payrolls. Johnson favors price regulation, while farm administrators oppose it as hearings open on a grocery store code amid broader NRA activities.
National Fire Prevention Week prompts Roswell Fire Department to speak in city schools. An assembly is set for Roswell High tomorrow at 10 AM and junior high Friday at 10. Grade school arrangements are pending. Fire Chief Rue Chrisman will address Kiwanis at noon tomorrow.
H P Saunders Roswell county assessor today received the 1944 tax rates from the State Tax Commissioner. For the Roswell taxpayer the total rate is one and twenty three hundredths cents less than last year per thousand dollars assessed valuation. The 1935 rate is $3.9597 per $1,090 valuation compared with $3.9720 in 1934. The items making up this rate include State and County Taxes per $1,000 valuation and Roswell city and schools allocations.
Selection of a jury for the murder trial of J Lt Simpson Lea county commissioner accused of fatally wounding Oscar Adams at Tatum is expected to finish tonight in Eddy County district court. About 70 witnesses have testified as attorneys proceed, with a night session planned to avoid delays after the trial was moved from Lea to Eddy County for a fair hearing.
The Country Club routed Mountainview 28 to 5 in the first round at the Country Club course. Nine-hole and 18-hole scoring determined each match, with John Poorbaugh beating Jesse Dustin 5 and 2 and earning all three points. Ten matches were未 played due to no-shows. tomorrow H A Poorbaugh and George Foreman will resurface their pending match, using the same pairings for the final at Mountainview.
The N M M I varsity polo team defeated a second-team non cadet side 12 to 4 in a five period practice match. Waterhouse led the Institute with key plays as Doran Nie Mann and Hawk filled main positions. Upcoming games include Las Vegas Polo Club, Oklahoma teams, and a Tucson match with Arizona.
The regular monthly and quarterly meeting of the board of county commissioners was held this afternoon. It was said that only routine matters were to come up.
The Roswell D. A. V. post holds its regular monthly meeting tonight. New committee appointments are to be made.
Police judge L. L. Johnson fined Minnie Davis ten dollars and costs with jail time suspended for good behavior on a drunk and disorderly charge. J. A. Ballard received five dollars and costs for drunkenness.
Morris Hillquit national chairman of the Socialist party died at 64 in New York after dictating a letter to the party’s executive committee in Chicago. He campaigned for Socialism for 40 years and headed the Socialist ticket in the 1932 New York mayoral race. A recent operation preceded his passing.
A compact old ad notes prices revert to early summer levels effective immediately. It mentions a pending beauty shop code adoption, the shop’s NRA membership, and invites customers to visit Daniel Beauty Shop at 707 North Richardson. Advertised as a general notice from the owner.
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