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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
12
Doris Blake presents husbands’ letters about wives extreme jealousy to condemn the pattern. The essays describe husbands dealing with suspected affairs, party indiscretions, and the social pressure to maintain harmony. The tone critiques possessive jealousy and urges empathy to avoid conflicts and protect relationships.
The migratory waterfowl hunting season begins in New Mexico on Saturday October 1, 1934. Hunters must buy a duck stamp for 1.00 and attach it to their fishing license, with 90 percent of stamp funds going to waterfowl sanctuaries and 10 percent to administration. The season runs Saturdays and Sundays for fourteen weeks from October 13 to January 13, 1935, with hunting hours from sunrise to sunset.
In Gallup New Mexico hotelier Jim Chiramonte asks city council to silence local birds near his hotel arguing guests cannot sleep after four in the morning and his tenant may move out. Council says no law bans crowing or cackling but will review sanitary conditions raised by Chiramonte.
Large three year old roots offered at one dollar per dozen. Plant now. Offered by Mrs. L. H. Weller located at 605 North Washington. Advertisement reference O1016x.
Dexter scenes include Wayne Adams family sailing from Greece for America with visits planned in Greenfield Las Cruces and Dexter. Local entertaining features French dinner hosted by A Durand with guests from Carlsbad Artesia Mills City and Roswell. Community notices cover Ladies Aid meeting with Mission study and reflections on cotton tax worries for local farmers.
Eastern New Mexico Area Council outlines plans for two Roswell troops and three in Clovis with sponsorship by Catholic Church entities. Cub Packs for ages 9 to 12 are sought in Roswell Chihuahua district and Spanish Catholic Church. Enrollment is expected to rise by December 31, 1934. First Aid Training for adults is set, with Red Cross cooperation and certificates from both Boy Scouts and Red Cross. Dr. W N Worthington will lead three 3 hour weekly sessions over three weeks, at night, with no enrollment fee. A district Scout committee meeting is scheduled at the Scout office Monday night at 7:00. About 90 Scouts served at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair, averaging around ten hours each in community service.
Mrs Daisy Sotley Guffin received a Good Turn acknowledgment with no compensation or awards. The notice mentions piano teacher status and fall class details at Studio 608 West First St. Phone 2-M-aAdv. Sotfe.
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