Roswell Daily Record Rights Notice and Association Affiliation
The Roswell Daily Record states it is the exclusive holder of publication rights for news dispatches credited to its pages and reserves the rights for republication of all news and special dispatches. It notes membership in the Associated Press and the News Mexico Newspaper Association.
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New Mexico Wins Bid for Public Works Engineer
New Mexico gains a single public works engineer for the state. George Neel, former state engineer, is appointed to oversee applications and direct work in New Mexico. Howard Reed, who previously managed the joint Arizona state effort, did not have time to push flood control and irrigation projects in this state. Neel’s appointment should accelerate processing and align ongoing projects with state plans.
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Speed Public Works
New Mexico
Arizona
George Neel
Hea
Howard Reed
Neel
Albuquerque Journal
Competition PrFECTIVE in CURBING FIRES
The State Highway Department faces a near half million dollar deficit and mounting payments, blamed on debt schemes and political miscalculation. Critics say unemployment of funds shows financing gaps, while calls for strict economies rise amid shrinking fuel taxes. Roswell notes seven-year low per capita fire loss in the contest.
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State Highway Department
Highway Department
Highway Commission
State Board of Finance
Theopte
Insurance Department
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Centest
Chambers
Tarrvine
Roswell
Constipated 30 Years Aided by Old Remedy
An advertisement claims thirty years of chronic constipation eased by a remedy from Ow! Drug Company in Roswe. The text touts dramatic relief from pain burns and choking sensation after taking Ad ka, presenting the product as a transformative health change.
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Adka
Ow! Drug Drug Company
Adv
Senator McClure Denies Bootleg Ring Charges in Philadelphia
State Senator John L. McClure of Delaware County Pennsylvania stands in Philadelphia court denying federal bootlegging charges. He claims he is being crucified and slaughtered by henchmen of Governor Gifford Pinchot as the probe unfolds.
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John L. McClure
Delaware County
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
The Murder of Caroline Bundy and Alice Campbell
A long, tangled tale centers on Caroline Bundy and Natasha in a Somerset lodge. Neil Starkey, arranging a life and letters project for her late father Theodore Bundy, uncovers secret letters and a diary hints while Natasha reveals a hidden past and a possible romance. The drama blends intrigue, family ties, and mystic claims surrounding Bundy’s writings.
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Se Sew
Miss Bundy
Tiullury
Dali
Natachia
Nereyev
Caroline
Bordy
Somerset
Can of Science
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Tilburys
Neil
Giles Gisborne
Parieh
Rachel
Bath
Tasha
Natasha
Stoke Paulton
Theodore Bundy
Miss Bund@dy
Bundy
Mrs. S
Hannah
Eyelash Dye Safety and Caution for Women
A column advises women on eyelash color choices warning against bootleg dyes and dangerous ingredients like para phenylenediamine. It stresses using reputable manufacturers, spotting non toxic labels, and avoiding overuse to prevent eye irritation and harsh cosmetic lines.
Wheat Conference Brings Agreement on World Trade
Frederick E. Murphy of Minneapolis reported from London on the world wheat conference. Nations agreed on the need for cooperation in production and marketing, with hope that the accord will influence international action and reduce the world wheat surplus, aided by American market vitality and European reliance on US buys.
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Frederick E. Murphy
Minneapolis
United States
London
Jilted Woman Not Secretive About Sorrews
Doris Blake reflects on a noon street scene where a jilted woman publicly proclaims a heartbreak after learning her suitor plans to marry another. The piece critiques modern displays of emotion, contrasting them with past restraint and noting the social shift toward openly airing heartbreak and public, dramatic reactions.
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Doris Blake
Gravel fee law delayed enforcement in New Mexico
Santa Fe October 14 AP The gravel hauling license and mileage tax hinder truck work in New Mexico so the state motor transportation department will forego enforcement of the law. J D Lamb chairman of the commission wrote G D Macy state highway engineer that no refunds are referenced and no refunds are likely for the $25 per truck fee and quarter cent mileage tax.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Motor Transportation Department of the
State Corporation Commission
J. D. Lamb
G. D. Macy
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