Perry B Rose Dies In Roswell After Health Move
Perry B Rose of 405 North Allason Street died Sunday at 9 30 am after moving to Roswell two weeks ago seeking health improvement He was years old and survived by his widow six children Othy Willie Alta Lloyd Leon and Albert his parents Mr and Mrs Millard Rose of Stillwell Oklahoma six brothers and five sisters Services were today at Schuler's Funeral Home with Rev Julian Atwood of the First Baptist Church in charge Burial followed at South Park
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Perry FP. Rose
North Allason Street
Stillwell
Oklahoma
Roswell
Othy
Willie
Alta
Lloyd
Leon
Albert
Anid Millard Rose
Mahe
Milt
Art
Martin
Huston
Dave
Ater
Mary Tate
Annie Skaggs
Bessie Smith
Clara Raymond
Almer Highnight
Schuler
Julian Atwood
First Baptist Church
South Park
Dr Horwitz to Return Tomorrow to Roswell
Dr A P Horwitz will return to Roswell tomorrow from Los Angeles California where he was summoned by his mother's serious illness which is now improved.
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A. P. Horwitz
Roswell
Los Angeles
California
Lovington Woman Attends Roswell Funeral of Cousin
Mrs Elizabeth Townsend of the Guaranty Abstract Company Lovington traveled to Roswell yesterday to attend the funeral of her cousin Harold Crosby She returned to Lovington this morning
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Elizabeth Townsend
Guaranty Abstract Company of
Lovington
Roswell
Harold Crosby
Carpenters Sent to Lincoln Camp From Reemployment Office
Seven carpenters and assistants were dispatched from the reemployment office to the C. C. C. Camp near Lincoln New Mexico. Three went last Saturday and two more carpenters with two helpers were sent today to assist in constructing a new building at the camp.
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C.C.C
Lincoln
N. M
Federal
Makig
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Tonight in Roswell
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce board holds its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 this evening at the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Oyster fable at Anderson's Gardens headline
A fragment mentions Anderson's Gardens on East 2nd Street and a phrase about oysters and a vegetable oyster. The readable text hints at a local garden item or feature but lacks clear events or dates to confirm a full story.
How Cheap vs How Good Slogan Ad Line
An advertisement emphasizes that price alone matters little. the message argues for quality over cheapest option and references a slogan How Cheap but How Good with a contact line stating phone 880.
Daniel Beauty Studio Ad Offers Specials This Week
The advertisement promotes permanents priced at 7.50 and 4.00 plus a 2.50 offer. Located at 707 North Richardson. The short ad from OlAtfe highlights salon services and weekly deals for hair styling.
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Daniel Beauty Studio
North Richardson
OlAtfe
Have You Tried Salsify The Vegetable Oyster
Adv for Andersons Gardens East 2nd Street promotes salsify, calling it the vegetable oyster, with a Want Ad style pitch urging readers to try the plant and obtain results.
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Anderson's Gardens
East 2Nd St
Adv
Former Record Employee Eddie Thames Dies at 28
Eddie Thames was a long time Roswell resident and former Record employee who died at his apartment on Saturday night at age 28 after a long illness. He worked previously for the Baptist Book Concern and on a highway department traffic survey. He is survived by his mother in Kansas City, a brother there, an uncle in Beaumont, and an aunt in Mobile. Burial is planned in Roswell with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Ivan Edward Thames
The
Record
Eddie Thames
Roswell
Kansas City
Missouri
Mr. Thames
Baptist Book Concern
Highway Department
First Baptist Church
Lois Knower
Austin J. Thames
M. G. Thames
Beaumont
Texas
H. C. Thurner
Mobile
Alabama
Talmage Mortuary
Inter-Club Golf Match Results at Mountainview
Six matches were played yesterday at Mountainview course between Country Club and Mountainview. Mountainview’s Jesse Dustin defeated John Poorbaugh, avenging a prior loss at the Country Club course. Final scores show Dustin 3, Poorbaugh 0, with L Link and W Gratlin also securing 3 point wins for Mountainview. others, including B Greenwade and Bob Salters, failed to score.
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Country Club
Mountainview
Mountainview Course
Jesse Dustin
John Poorbaugh
Poorbaugh
Country
J. Poorbaugh
J. Dustin
L. Link
W. Gratlin
Bob Salters
Fair Victory Adds Laurels to Zabala's Gold Seeker Run
Argentine track star Juan Zabala, 1932 Olympic champion, wins the 30,000-meter marathon at the World's Meet in Chicago setting a world record for the distance.
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Juan Zabala
Chicago
Zabala
the &Ce
Wall Street advances on gold plan as stocks rise
New York stock market climbs as investors cheer the president’s gold control proposal. Metal issues lead gains with strong showings from Homestake Mining and U S Smelting. later profit taking tempers the rally but overall close remains firm. Transfers run 2,132,140 shares amid broad participation.
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New York
Dome
McIntyre Porcupine
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Alaska Jurneau
Allied Chemical
Sears Roebuck
du Pont
Case
American Can
General Motors
Western Union
Liggett & Myers B
U. S. Steel
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Chrysler
N. Y. Central
American Telephone
United Aircraft
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
American Commercial Alcohol
New York aviatrix plans world trip with plane layovers
Miss Margery Brown, a New York aviatrix and writer, aims to circle the globe using a plane whenever available. Standing under five feet, she will carry rudder extensions to reach the controls on her travels.
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Margery Brown
New York
Luxor Oil Permanent Waves at State Fair Week
Specials on permanent waves with Luxor QOil permanent priced at 3.00 and discounts on all other permanents. All work guaranteed by expert operators. Call 640 Nickson Beauty Shop at Hotel Nickson East 5th Street.
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Nickson Beauty Shop
Hotel Nickson
East Sth Street
Practical Lasting Xmas Gifts Fullerc Brushes Ad
Practical lasting Xmas gifts advertised for Fuller Brushes offers low present prices. Cameroncontact via phone 991 W Adv ObtSe.
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Cameron
Adv
Stock ticker snapshot from New York trading floor
On October 23 AP reports curb close with mixed second tier quotes for major and minor stocks. Notable figures include Humble Oil at 80 and Newmont at 46 while Gulf Oil reaches 45 7 8 and Amer Cyan at 9 3 8. Others show modest gains and losses across utilities and mining names.
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Alum Co Am
Am Cyan B
Am Ford War
Amer G & E
Amer Mar
Amer Sup Pow
Ark Nat Gas A
Assoc G & E A
City Sve
City Sve Ptd
Cons Cop Min
Cord Mar
Cresson
Detroit Air
el B
Cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
Spot cotton in New Orleans on October 23 finished steady with a rise of 7 points. Sales reached 2,668 with low mid good ratings, receipts at 12,096 and total stock at 808,660 while middling grades ranged from 9.22 to 9.67.
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New Orleans
Chicago Grain Prices Open Close Report
Chicago grain and livestock prices listed for futures contracts dated Oct 23 AP report shows Wheat with December 86 1 2, May 89 1 4, July 87. Corn December 45 7 8, May 52 1 8, July 54 1 4. Oats December 35 7 8, May 38 5 8, July 35 7 8. Rye December 56 1 4, May 63, July 63 3 4. Barley December 47, May 52 1 4, July 53 1 4. Lard October 5 12, December 5 25, January 5 85. Bellies October 4 62, December 4 90. Yard Work advert. 409 E 3rd. Adv. 17130x.
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Chicago
Market report for livestock at Kansas City auction
Livestock prices listed for hogs cattle and sheep in Kansas City on October 23. Hogs at various weights to 3.75 4.25 per pound for choice cuts. Cattle including steers heifers cows and vealers priced from 1.75 to 6.25 per pound across weight classes. Sheep and lambs showing steady trends with range of 4.00 to 6.00 for common to good lambs and 3.50 to 4.75 for yearling wethers. Quotes based on ewes and wethers.
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Kansas City
USDA
Cotton futures rise on Roosevelt address. steady late day
New York trading on October 23 showed advances of 25 to 27 points amid Roosevelt’s Sunday radio address influencing activity. Demand came from southern selling with realizations on bulges, offerings absorbed on moderate setbacks, and mid afternoon kept the market steady with net gains around 22 to 24 points. Spot cotton remains steady with middling at 9.59.
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New York
Roosevelt
Southern
Doctors Recommend Creosote Cough Remedy
Doctors for years have prescribed creosote in coughs colds and bronchitis. Creomulsion with creosote and six other medicinal elements quickly stops all coughs and colds that might lead to serious trouble. Creamulsion is powerful yet harmless and easy to take. Your druggist offers a money back guarantee if not relieved. Always keep Creomulsion on hand for instant use.
Robertson did not arrive for federal home loan event
Robertson state manager for the federal home loan corporation did not arrive as planned. He sent word he must go to Raton and Las Vegas to establish branch offices and would be here Wednesday or Thursday to close loans. Country Club won the first round. rest of yesterday’s matches unclear.
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Country Club
Wool prices firm in Boston as October quiets
Quotations on domestic wools remain firm despite October quiet. Reports of smaller clips in major producing countries bolster prices for domestic wools in Boston. Estimated receipts at the Boston grain and flour exchange for the week ending Oct 21 totaled 1,108,400 pounds, down from 2,510,200 the prior week.
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Boston
US Dept Agr
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Century Beer Ad Claims Nutritious Beverage
An advertisement touts Century Beer as highly nutritious with iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins A B and G claiming it helps one live to a hundred. The copy emphasizes health benefits to persuade readers.
Radio theater ad for Roswell radio expert Falconi
A wartime style notice promotes visiting Falconi in Roswell as the local radio expert to study new Wilco radio construction developments before purchasing equipment. The brief ad underscores Falconi as the recommended source for information and expertise.
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Whilco
Falconi
Roswell
Century Beer Century Beverage Nutrition Claim Good Health
An advertisement touts Century Beer as a highly nutritional beverage rich in iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins A B and G claiming it helps one live to be a hundred. The quirky copy emphasizes health benefits and longevity potential.
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John Tweedy
ED Williams
Perry B. Rose
DR. Horwitz
Lincoln Camp
Tailey’s Cleanme
Monarch
Can Yacht Club
Gross-Miller Grocery
Ad Man
Edward Thames
J. Robertson
B. O. Greenwade
W. Prager
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Jewelry
Ins Cop
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New York Stock Exchange
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Borden
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Eastman
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Glidden
Goldust
Goodyer
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Homstak
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Studbkr
Tex Corp Tex G Sul Texpltr
Timkenb
TransAm
Air
US Steel
Vadsco
Vanadum WarnPix
West Mid West
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Woollwrth
Yerr&é
Wall Street
Standard Statistics
Lady Globe-Hopper
Curb
S&s Tt GO
Chicago Grain
Rye
Kansas City Livestock
FE. C
Robertson
Aoise
H. O. DeShurley
Tom Fee
M. MceMakin
G. Godfrey
Century Beer
Bay Edison Mazda
Purdy Electric Co
N. Main St
Doanis
Biixgeest
Krecix Toomey
June Clyde
Lasca
Rio Grande
Leo Carillo
Johnnie Mack Brown
Dorothy Burczes
Lixo Bela Lugosi
All Star Screen
L. R. Myers
Justin
Thedford
Mr. Myers
DRY Cleaners
N. Main
Ginsberg Music CO
Everything Musical Phone
Teone Tn
Suenday
L. F. Woodhead Electric Co
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