Roswell Daily Record The Roswell News Note and Masthead
Roswell Daily Record is a Roswell New Mexico newspaper published by RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY. The note lists staff roles, advertising terms, and imprint details including partnership with The Associated Press and the 1908 registration.
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Highway woes linked to state politics in New Mexico
A 1984 column laments maintenance delays and preferential treatment for highway funds in New Mexico. It criticizes the highway department as politicized, cites deteriorating gravel roads near Roswell and a worsening east and west corridors, and questions cost figures from Tucumcari News writer Paul Dodge about federal relief versus administrative waste.
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John Herbert and the Mountain Woman Saga Continues
In a backwoods family tale, Ann Haskel hides a harsh past as her son John Herbert returns educated but conflicted. Diane Carrol aids him as Jeff Todd threatens the family, while Ann’s past and her debtor-son sacrifice drive a tense struggle over loyalty, duty, and art.
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Nance
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Diane Carrol
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Jim
Aeel
Haske
Barard Bell Wrigtt
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Shifting State Boundaries and Local Tax Debates
A fragmented plea for a unified West Texas New Mexico state region surfaces amid tax, school and constitutional debates. The piece notes plans for a new division, money disputes over an $8.9 million allotment cut to $400,099 monthly, and political tensions as eastern New Mexico seeks alignment. It also surveys Texas ballot proposals, drought politics with barbecue campaigns, and broader commentary on voter understanding and leadership.
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The Siamese Twins a hospital and the blue eagle badge
Editorial notes on Roosevelts blue eagle symbol and Johnson as a fighter. It discusses federal aid recipients facing tighter criteria, requiring private resources and a home garden for continued relief. The piece criticizes double column editorials and praises recent newspaper style changes in New Mexico papers.
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Social Service Division
New Mexico
Graceful Walk And Light Step New Goals For Women
Instructional piece urges balance by centering weight on the balls of the feet to achieve graceful walking. Advises standing upright, reducing heel impact, and cultivating poise in movement. Discusses cultural emphasis on feminine grace, posture, and the pursuit of an idealized, refined bearing for women.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Mr. Homer
Mot
Chavez questioned on cotton tax fairness in New Mexico
The Las Cruces News reports Congressman Dennis Chavez, seeking a US Senate term, faced questions in Hatch about discrimination against New Mexico cotton farmers. Chavez acknowledged limited knowledge of federal tax effects, noting Arizona and California exemptions, as NM farmers faced costly outcomes under Bankhead measures. The piece recalls Chavez and Jeh voting on related actions and hints at criticisms of voters and stance.
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Dennis Chavez
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Piano Studio Ad for Mrs Claude M Allison
Advertising a piano studio run by Mrs Claude M Allison located at 305 West Tilden with phone number 827 J. Includes a brief note indicating piano lessons and studio services.
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Claude M. Allison
W. Tilden
Girl Whose Boy Friend Is Stolen Should Retreat
Doris Blake counsels readers that when a girlfriend steals a boyfriend, one should accept the situation without self reproach. Relationships may drift, third parties intrude, and fate may decide who remains. The piece urges resilience and a calm outlook toward love and life.
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Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy L Smith
The Rev Roy L Smith writes that truth cannot be enhanced by falsehood and will endure despite attacks. He argues truth is universally owned by the church and cannot be bent to serve prejudice.
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Roy L. Smith
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