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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1934
Page
8
Mr and Mrs J M McKnight Jr announce the birth of their daughter at St Marys hospital on Sunday morning. The baby is named Marianne and weighed 7 3 4 pounds.
Dr. Swearingin is back at his office following a two week illness. He resumed patient appointments and said he is feeling improved and ready to treat his patients.
A professional corsetiere advertises made to measure bone free corsets surgical belts and post operative supports. Altering and mending foundation garments are specialties with service permanently located on East 2nd Street. Phone Red 711 for appointments. Janalene frocks shirts and coats demonstrated. Adv. $24tfe
Attorney L. Reese Sr. announces removal of his law offices from the Bank of Commerce Building to the Polladmus Building, upstairs just across the street at corner 4th and Main. Address change noted in advertisement.
The Southwestern Baby Beef Sheep and Hog Show in El Paso Texas October 10 11 and 12 impressed judges with quality says W L Black of New Mexico State College. The Mayfield family of Las Cruces won most premium money across New Mexico entrants.
Charles Closson of Santa Fe, injured in a Saturday night crash on the Roswell Vaughn highway, is in critical condition at St Mary's hospital. The Ford driven by T F Espe crashed on a soft shoulder, killing neither occupant. Charles suffers skull fracture and profound shock. prognosis uncertain for several hours. Charles is father of Tom Closson of Closson Garage and grandfather of C T Closson, a cadet at NM M I.
MacKeil, operator of the 454 Tire Service at 112 East Second St, has won $50 as a Shaler Company prize in the Western Territory. The nationwide contest awarded four $50 prizes for August display use of Shaler dealer helps.
Ray Lever reported his Ford V-8 de luxe sedan stolen from Hobbs on Saturday. The car was found abandoned in Hamlin, Texas, with no trace of the driver.
Defendants not yet arraigned were brought before Judge James B. McGhee and entered not guilty pleas. Trials are scheduled for the regular November term of district court in Chaves County. Listed defendants include Pete Garcia driving while intoxicated on November 19, Pilar Horton murder on November 23, J E Jones and Fred Morley promoting a lottery on November 24, Mathilde Ramerez driving while intoxicated on November 19 and November 20 for other defendants, and numerous other cases including larceny, forgery, and burglary tools possession set for late November dates.
Miami leaders debate the focus of the American Legion national convention October 22 to 25. Bonds and the soldiers bonus loom large while rumors of an anti-new dealer coup threaten unity as factions weigh challenging President Roosevelt’s stance. The outcome could hinge on a national commander's election and White House involvement.
Washington reports first instalment checks under the corn hog program are averaging above average. By October 10, about 1,249,600 signers had received checks totaling roughly 114,654,000. Payments cover 948,790 contracts with 136,000 early-pay and 980,862 regular approved. State totals include Arizona 17,168 dollars, Colorado 275,751 dollars, New Mexico 113,759 dollars, and Texas 1,624,990 dollars.
Chaves County's share of the New Mexico relief allotment places the cattle quota at 50 000 dollars. County agent J R Thomas and the county committee met to distribute the funds among local stockmen. Albuquerque reports arraignment set for October 18 for George W Armijo former Sheep Sanitary Board secretary on forgery and embezzlement charges. he posted 2 036 dollars bond after arrest. Names of bond signers remain unknown per the justice of the peace.
Barracks Briefs describe a strenuous game where the Buffaloes could not match the Teachers pace. The opening quarter stayed even, but two second-quarter scores put the Cadets behind 13 0 at halftime. The Texans intercepted and fumbled in the second half as effort to rally waned. The piece notes improved team spirit, lists players praised, and previews a Texas Miners clash at El Paso. It also covers a Cotillion Club dance with names and antics, plus a cheeky aside on typhoid jokes and parade cancellations.
About 500 delegates are expected for the American Association of State Highway Officials twentieth annual meeting in Santa Fe from November 12 for four days. Noted speakers include Governor Henry H Blood of Utah and Thomas H MacDonald. The program includes group meetings on technical and administrative highway issues.
Miss Violet Smith arrived yesterday to serve as Roswell school nurse replacing Miss Ella Yeager who resigned. She resides at 600 East 5th Street and began duties today.
Thomas William McDowell aged 77 died at his Roswell home on Sunday night after a brief illness. He lived in Roswell 16 years, formerly Edmond Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Survived by wife four daughters three sons and two brothers. Body to be moved to Edmond Oklahoma for funeral and interment. Talmage Mortuary in charge.
An old ad offers quick radio repair by Falconi Electrical Service at 125 West Second, promising affordable costs and no financial hardship. Phone number listed as 289 for service inquiries.
Advertisement notes hattery recharging for 50 cents at the Bass Hotel Garage located at the corner of Second and Virginia.Public notice style line mentions hours and location for service in a concise shop ad.
Lost white silk crepe material in a package, likely large quantity. Reward offered. Call phone number 897-W to identify or recover.
Mrs T W Hardin of Greer South Carolina credits Cardui with relief from back weakness and side pains. She reports feeling better after the first bottle and continuing use for strength. Thousands of women testify benefits. if it does not help, consult a physician.
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