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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record announces publishing details with staff names and office contact, listing editors, society editor, city editor, advertising and subscription rates, and carrier information. It notes publication in New Mexico and asserts Associated Press and NMNA affiliation and republication rights.
Roswell hosts a busy first day of the fair with strong attendance from across New Mexico and beyond. The Democratic party touts the state’s healthy finances while Governor Hockenhull critiques the fiscal picture. Disparities in money and goods distribution amid a shaky European peace outlook color the day.
In Roswell New Mexico the probate matter of Charles D Keyes is set for a November hearing to settle final reports and determine heirship and ownership of the estate led by executrix Mary W Keyes. A crime or mystery subplot unfolds with Caroline Bundy in a drama of illness secrets and conspirators around the Bundy estate.
Doris Blake examines why some girls feel excluded at social events despite generosity. The piece argues modern invitations hinge on charm, humor, social grace, and willingness to engage, not merely money spent. It notes hosts may exclude dull or boring personalities and highlights evolving social norms.
A Chicago Tribune 1933 column argues that one million families doubling up with relatives will gain own homes after reemployment, solving numerous child behavior problems. It notes the strain of crowded living and differing parenting styles, concluding with congratulations to those families.
Milady’s fashion brief notes new winter trends with focus on buttons everywhere from hats to handbags, slim shoulder lines, and avoidance of exaggerated shoulders. Victorian style jewelry returns in gold or gilded metal, triple knot brooches with rhinestones, and high ruffled necklines, while ribbed and corded fabrics lead the season.
Oklahoma City reports Charles Floyd known as Pretty Boy Floyd rejected a surrender proposal via an emissary after a state operative wounded him in a gunfight near Coalgate. Governor Murray said Floyd would not accept any deal avoiding the death penalty, and kept the emissary's name and the wounded officer undisclosed. Floyd, linked to bank holdups, has largely faded since Lt. George Birdwell was killed in a 1932 bank raid in Boley.
Descriptions of old fashion hairdos note dramatic shifts as styles move away from traditional river ridge and knot shapes. This season shows extended pulls and forward styling, making classic silhouettes nearly unrecognizable amid new trends.
The Associated Press reports a two year corn and hog relief plan totaling half a billion dollars. Secretary Wallace outlined 250.6 million in payments to cut production and balance supply with demand. The move follows North Dakota Governor Lancoer pressing for a wheat embargo and the Commodity Credit Corporation preparing loans for cotton growers this week.
The United States Land Office in Las Cruces New Mexico issues a contest notice dated October 7 1933 to Roy E Wood Roswell New Mexico and Coleman City Texas. Jimmie K Walker of Roswell NM files September 7 1933 a contest to cancel Homestead Entry Serial No 44147 made July 14 1931 for EK 1/2 Sec 20 and Sec 21 Township 9 S Range 25 E NM P M alleging lack of settlement and residence. Contestant requests sworn answer within twenty days after the fourth publication and proof of service. The notice lists publication dates October 19 1933 October 26 1933 November 2 1933 and November 9 1933 with registrar V B May.
An ad touts Nurite as a fast reliever for sciatica and pain without opiates, claiming immediate, lasting relief after a few doses. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if hot doses fail, urging readers to ask their druggist for Nurito.
A Gallup romance culminated in elopement and marriage at a rock in Holrock, Arkansas this week. Dorothy Ketner and Roman Hubbell Jr. are the children of Gallup's prominent families. Hubbell, a Gallup High School football star and class president, is grandson of the late Don Lorenzo Hubbell of Ganado, Arizona. Mrs. Hubbell is daughter of Palmir Ketner and the late Wells Ketner, whose marriage was a social event over 40 years ago.
Albuquerque Gilbert Espinosa announced that the site for a new Carlsbad post office has been purchased for about 13000 pounds. Construction is slated to begin within the next few months.
An advertisement claims a new medicine treats pain by acting on underlying causes, promising less pain with regular use. It asserts persistent use yields permanent relief and notes availability at drug stores in small 504 packaging.
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