Roswell Daily Record Publication Notice Fragment
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Eastern New Mexico State Fair closes after four days of success
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair ended Saturday night rating as one of the best fairs yet with large livestock exhibits, ample entertainment, and two popular parades. Officials praised by name include H A Poorbaugh, Frank Marks, Myron Prager, A D Jones, John W Hall, W C Holland, and H Gifford, while community workers especially the women received thanks amid political criticism of state finances from Governor Hockenhall, Byron O Beall, and the Democratic State Central Committee.
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New Mexico
Long
Harding
H. A. Poorbaugh
Frank Marks
Myron Prager
A. D. Jones
John W. Hall
W. C. Holland
H. &. Gifford
The Murder of Caroline Bundy by Alice Campbell
A biographer, Neil Starkey, is hired by Caroline Bundy to write her late father’s life. Bundy’s health falters under mysterious influences as Natasha Andreyev and the Tilburys exert power over the house. Emily Braselton presses Starkey for answers about blackmail and possible spiritualist dealings surrounding Bundy’s fragile condition.
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Alice Campbell
Neil Starkey
Neil
Miss Bundy
Tilbury
Caroline
Natasha Andreyev
Tilburys
Caroine
Burys
Giles Gisborme
Rachel
Bath
Tasha
Natasha
Emily Braselton
Michael
Braselton
Miss Braselton
Bellingham
Gloucestershire
Mr. Starkey
Tere
Scory
Bun
Broncos Halt Miners In Tense El Paso Clash
In a hard fought battle the Institute Broncos stopped the Miners in the fourth quarter as Dinelli Daigle and Hill starred. The game featured a 75 yard interception return, strong Bronco defense, and late scoring pressure from both sides in a tense El Paso showdown.
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Ferencos
Roswell
Broncos
Ate Institute
McKinney
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Institute
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Daigle
Miners
Broncs
Pat
Parenti
Huff
Huffaker
Hill
Brigham
Linelili
Dimelli
Bronco
Lallen
Dineri
Watson
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Maxwell
Daizle
Brigham and Boyd
Sargie Weaver
Dallas Clark
Gehrsbach
Albuquerque Gehrsbachs
Gehrsie
Sally
Irene
Mary
Path Hawk
Markham
International Relations Club
Germany
League of Nations
Governor Hockenhull Calls For Cutting State Travel Costs
The governor of New Mexico asks officials to reduce public travel expenses citing nearly $50,000 yearly on traveling. He endorses eliminating nonessential trips inside or outside the state while maintaining necessary trips for law, order, and protecting state rights and interests.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Livestock Meet at Albuquerque Draws National Attention
The American National Live Stock Association plans its January convention in Albuquerque drawing leaders from New Mexico cattle and wool groups. Discussions will cover public domain control, proposed price supports, and possible legislative impact with over 1,000 livestock men expected. Albuquerque officials pledge hospitality as state associations align with the national gathering.
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Albuquerque
American National Live Stock Association
New Mexico
Ickes
Sec
F.E. Mollin
Denver
American National
Albert Mitchell
The
New Mexico Cattle Growers Asso
Ciation
Floyd Lee
New Mexico Wool Growers Association
West
State ranges in better condition in New Mexico
Las Cruces October report from the federal agricultural statistician notes improved range conditions across New Mexico in September due to statewide rainfall. Cattle and sheep show flesh gains with calves near usual weights for shipping. feed supplies look adequate for winter, though some locales may face shortages if winter is harsh. Cows and calves at 87 percent of normal. sheep and lambs at 85 percent, lamb demand light and feeder lambs offered at five cents.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Federal Agricultural Statistician
New Mexico
Meddler Quelled by Alabama Editor Frances Perkins
A federal agent pushed into an Alabama town to pressure a local press over labor union articles. Frances Perkins, aided by editor Miss Perkins, rebuked the meddling officials and asserted no right to dictate news or editorial content. The Amarillo News-Recera notes the dispute as a restraint on federal overreach.
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Frances Berkins
NRA
Alabama
Remedy Removes Cause of Stomach Gas
Remedy removes cause of stomach gas. Most stomach gas is due to bowel poisons. For quick relief use Adhcrika. One dose cleans out body wastes, tones up your system, brings sound sleep. Drus Company. Adv.
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Drus Company
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Dustin's News Store Ad Promises Quick Lunches
A fragmented ad from Dustin's News Store offers quick lunches with "delicious sandwiches" and "curk service" alongside contact details. The misspelled lines hint at a local, garbled advertisement seeking customers for takeout meals.
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Dustin's
Gitte
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