Coyotes Face Wildcats In NM High School Showdown
Coyotes battle Wildcats tomorrow at 3 pm in Roswell. Captain Holloman leads a improving squad hampered by injuries to Porter and Espinosa but determined to upset the undefeated Clovis outfit. Start lineup includes Rose Shaw Witt Perkins Ayalla Hound Bond Aragon Brown or Stockton Gilbert Aragon Holloman. The Wildcats have crushed foes this season 65 0 Hobbs 0 6 Plainview 60 6 Portales Junior College 60 6. Admission 50 cents adults 35 cents students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyotes
Holloman
Wildcats
Roswell
Porter P
Espinosa
Lovington
Rter
Art
Aragon Brothers
Gilbert
Seis
Clovis
Corn
A Coyotes
Rose
Shaw
Witt
Perkins
Ayalla
Hound
Bond
Geo. Aragon
Brown
Stockton
Gilert Aragon
Hobbs
Plainview
Portales Junior College
Clovis Rooters
Ford
Notice of Hearing in Probate Case In Roswell NM
In Chaves County New Mexico the probate court will hear the Last Will and Testament of Sallie L Robert Deceased on October 18 at 10 AM in the court room Roswell. Objections to probating the will must be filed with the County Clerk of Chaves County before the hearing. The notice is dated September in Roswell New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie L. Robert
Oreler
Roswell
New Mexico
Chaves
New Mexic
Local Farmers Seek More Tax Free Cotton Help
In Greenfield and Roswell meetings yesterday and last night about 150 Chaves county cotton growers signed a petition to President Roosevelt requesting a higher tax free cotton allotment under the Bankhead Act. The current allotment is 9,693 bales, averaging 478 pounds per bale, totaling 4,633,090 pounds of lint. F A Coffee of Las Cruces, executive secretary of the New Mexico AAA allotment board, explained the act and its operation and noted he could not increase any county’s allotment. John B Feers and J R Thomas participated in the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Roswell
Chaves County
Roosevelt
F. A. Coffee
Las Crunes
New Mexico
Barracks Briefs in House Newsletters from the Hill
The column lampoons military life as cadets chase daily education and exam prep. Captain Pates’ spinach mishap with Whitaker becomes comic relief while the mess hall and morale are highlighted. Mention of St. Louis and a spirited upcoming week promises tense action and financial schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pates
Pop-Eye
Whitaker
Whit
Cap
George
Mess Hall
Whit’s
St. Louis
Radio baseball party and political critique in Roswell
The column recalls a radio baseball gathering under a lone tree near Roswell with cars parked side by side and listeners sharing the event. It pivots to critique of the corrupt practices act, noting mixed opinions on campaign funding, then discusses labor, the mine workers’ leadership, and John Lewis. It ends with comments on New Mexico’s junior college and labor grievances, urging strong corporate regulation and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Russia
John “Lewis
Moscow
Camp Chatter from the Front Line Camp Chatter from the Front Line
An order requires daily roll calls with AWOL penalties, causing grumbling amid busy duty. New cooks arrive from Roswell, expected to prove themselves. Readers note remarks on home cooking by women and a World Series controversy involving Bill Schulgen. Lawrence Parker has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W.O.L
Roswell
Bill Schulgen
Bill
Lawrence Parker
Death of King Alexander Spurs Balkan Turmoil
News reports from Paris Belgrade and Marseille recount the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and the murder of French Foreign Minister Barthou. An international manhunt targets Kalemen and alleged Balkan conspirators as Europe braces for unrest while Yugoslavia proclaims Prince Peter King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Aso
Paris
Marseille
Louis Barihou
Alexander
Barthou
France
Petrus Kalemen
Annemasse
Fontainebleau Forest
Kalemen
Balkan
Yolande Parisis
Gir
Alfonse Georges
Associated Press
Belgrade
Peter
Parlia
Yagoslavia
Thruce
Giornale D’ Italia
Italy
Germany
Foreign Office
Critics press Simms over party loyalty in New Mexico
Critics now attacking Albert Simms as Republican state chairman for backing part of the Democratic ticket overlook that thousands of New Mexico voters will do the same. The difference is they do not claim or seek any party position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Simms
New México
Donald W Mackay Inaugurated President at New Mexico Junior College
Donald W Mackay was inaugurated as president of the New Mexico Junior College at Portales on a Saturday during a jamboree. He led the school which had about 240 pupils saved from the garbage can and redirected toward building the campus program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Junior College
Portales
Donald W. Mackay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jotoswell High School
Sinée
Cloyis Wildcats
P. Greiner
Feal County
Testes Beck
Anera
Rogwell Mat- Heed “Company
Ady
St. Jillfee
Stinental Coin CO. Inc
Chicago
Clitix
CaSii
Jess _P
Ai Box
Olltfe
John B. Feers
Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Association
J. R.thomas
Pines
Dicky Bird
Rooster
Roswell Record
Samuel Insul
Douglas Hopkins
Queen Marie
Split
Adriatic
Fort Bliss
Theodoric Latner
Melton Little
Melton
National Assembly
Paul
Fontainebleu
Silvester Chalmy
Fontainebleau
Annemisse
Mussolini
T. E.boggs
Optometrist
Optician
Roswell, N. M
Railroad Circus CO
South Main
Bae
Fiesta
The
Rio Grande
A Trains
Iz Eae Tents
the ‘Owl Drug’ CO
North Main Street
Payne Furnace
Paul Carrigan
Xamine
Western Auto Supply
Western Giants
Pass
Giant Smee
GIANT
Savis
Weest
Geeay
ISO
Western Auto Supply Co
W. 2Nd St
Keoswell
Asion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!