Roswell Daily Record 1932 Classified and Notices
Roswell daily newspaper page dated Tuesday October 15 1932 lists publishing details and pricing. It includes office roles advertising rates and association affiliations with the Associated Press. The issue announces订 subscription options and legal notice conventions common to the era.
Sound Common Sense on Hoover Dillon Endorsement
The Ford Motor Co and Henry Ford urge support for Hoover as essential to national recovery. The editorial asserts Hoover’s plans are carefully crafted and effective, contrasts Democratic control with stalled recovery, and endorses Richard Dillon for governor of New Mexico alongside continued Hoover re election. It frames Dillon as a trusted leader with state progress, highways, and education focus, urging voters to back Hoover and Dillon while opposing Roosevelt Roosevelt or Seligman.
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Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Hoover
Congress
Enry Ford
New Mexico
R. ©. Dillon
Dick” Dillon
Roosevelt
Seligman
Dillon
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy J Smith War Warning
A compact sermon amid a period tone urges vigilance against spiritual infection self deception and unearned wealth. It warns that unexamined faults and silent enemies threaten us more than obvious dangers and ends with a note that record want ads get results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Smith
Cardui Aids Huntsville Woman In Health Recovery
Mrs. R. L. West of Huntsville Alabama says she was weak and run down with a side pain and weight loss. Nervousness set in though she was usually cheerful. After starting Cardui she began to feel better and continued use until several bottles were taken, with symptoms subsiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. West
Huntsville
Ala
Red Leaves Begin to Go in Serialized Era Romance
In a 1931 Raine serial, Megares shows distress at others interpretations of danger as General Megares dines with Brennan. Doris and Lee discuss the revolutions and safety while a rough soldier prowls. The scene ends with plans to walk the patio and continue the conversation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Megares
Dori
Chiquita
Doris
Lee
Gen. Megares
William MacLeod Raine
Roswell Past and Present Highlights From 1907
A 1907 Roswell society column notes Mrs C F Mason hosting a reception with a long list of attendees from Roswell and Little Rock. Presbyterian ladies host a well attended tea and social at W W Ozzie home on South Pennsylvania Avenue with a musical program. Major W H Llewellyn expected from Santa Fe by auto. Echoes of local shows, cow punchers, and circus chatter fill the page. Movements include purchases by A J Witteman selling land to Woodruff and DeFreest for 8000 dollars, 480 acres thirteen miles southeast of town.
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the Presbyterian Church
W. W. Ozzie
South Penneylvania
Avenue
John
A. J. Witteman
Woodruff & DeFreest
Megares moves to protect ranch as revolution looms
Lee Reynolds battles drought and rebels at her Mexican ranch. Jack Hadley, a California oil man seeking his father’s killer, is revealed as a hidden ally. A violent ambush tests loyalties while Megares, the border bogeyman, swears protection and plots how to keep Lee and Doris Silver safe amid shifting power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Reynolds
Megares
Lienis Brennan
Lees
Brennan
Lee
Dane Daggett
Jack Hadley
California
Hadley
Mezares
Doris Silver
Senor Hadley
Palo Duro
I.ce
Hall Sentenced to Sixty Days for Liquor Sale in Santa Fe
F D Hall was sentenced to 60 days in Santa Fe county jail after pleading guilty to violating federal prohibition laws by selling liquor. He claimed ignorance of the law, believing only delivery and transport were violations. Officers suspect he may be a rumrunner from Old Mexico.
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Hall
Old Mexico
Melluilin Shoe Service Ad Near Courthouse
An advertisement urges readers to consider half soles and asks ladies about the cement process. The ad places Melluilin Shoe Service across from the courthouse on Main Street and promotes affordable prices.
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Courthouse
Main
Adv
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M Richards advertises Roswell contact with phone number 1149-W and notes he needs no introduction to Roswell. The terse line suggests a local classified ad or personal notice.
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M. Richards
Mr. Richards
Roswell
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