Big Fair Draws Crowds and Hopes for Profit
Big crowds and fine exhibits pleased Roswell as the fair unfolds. By Monday afternoon it looked like receipts might cover expenses, a promising sign for the event and its sponsors.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
7
Big crowds and fine exhibits pleased Roswell as the fair unfolds. By Monday afternoon it looked like receipts might cover expenses, a promising sign for the event and its sponsors.
The President advances government involvement in buying and selling gold to combat inflation. The move aims to lift the nation from economic gloom and restore confidence.
Fairy Week brought calm conditions with no heat or chill and no wind or dust. The weather felt near ideal, illustrating the Pecos valley’s signature pleasant climate on this occasion.
At the Fair a notable exhibit featured Pecos Valley women showing items crafted with beauty and skill. The display impressed observers with patience and intelligence evident in the creations.
During the week the city saw very little disorder and only one case. Police handled the crowds tactfully and well, drawing much comment on their fine job. City police were aided by Chief House of the State Motor Patrol and three of his men.
A skeptical view argues the farm strike will fail. It contends recovery measures may help, but a pointless protest would harm workers and extend their hardship, with the main losers being the strikers themselves.
Despite five inches of moisture shortfall so far this year, conditions are better than expected. The rainfall totals reach about eight inches instead of the anticipated thirteen, with an exact measured loss of 5.53 inches up to yesterday.
In editorials from Artesia and Roswell, the cattleman is described as marginalized by lower prices and a federal fence removal order amid New Deal aid to others. The piece argues the forgotten man gets little government support while facing regulatory and market hurdles. It frames the shifting western range economy and political response.
The next session faces a vote on relief for public schools as cities and counties lack funds. The heated debate pits the need for money against widespread local shortages amid the era of economic hardship. In a separate case, Ralph Eddy, 17, of Charleston, confessed to killing his father and step-mother, the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Eddy, after being found hiding in Dunbar, Virginia. The motive cited involves ongoing parental quarrels over trivial matters.
The Pampa Daily News warns that this year 50,000 fewer teachers will be on the job, pay cuts average 20 percent with some 60 percent, and many schools operate three to four months. Tuition-based high schools rise as tax revenues fall, threatening a broad collapse unless federal funds are found.
Chicago October 24 Philip K Wrigley president of the Wrigley Jr Company announced plans to offer the standard Wrigley's Chewing Gum package at 5c through large chain stores. He said the move aims to stabilize 5c confection prices in line with the NRA program and assist small retailers in meeting requirements.
Biographer Neil Starkey is hired by Caroline Bundy to chronicle her late father, a famed Eastiesh biologist and mystic. Caroline’s health falters, a bailiff Tilpurr and wife inhabit the lodge, Natasha Andreyev stirs intrigue, and Neil encounters secret meetings, a vicar friend, and ominous rumors as he probes the family’s strange world.
Hollywood report on Dr. Paul Doponeo urging broader opportunities for teens to socialize beyond dating. He advocates clubs, church groups, and constructive work to curb early marriage pressures and promote healthy, activity driven gatherings among youths.
The Wick Company resumes its former position among top independent manufacturers after Drug Inc, the world’s largest holding company of drug concerns, dissolved following a stockholders meeting in Wilmington Delaware. Vicks Voratone antiseptic, heavily advertised in 1300 daily papers, highlighted the strength of newspaper advertising in supporting products.
Greensboro announces that the Vick Chemical Company will direct most heavy advertising this season to newspapers for Vicks VapoRub Nose Throat Drops Medicated Cough Drops and Voratone Antiseptic. The program marks a major expansion, with sales rising from 26 million to over 52 million packages in four years amid NRA support and strong newspaper campaigns.
The sermon column presents Joy L. Smith’s reflection on joy as life’s true gauge of a person’s character and the ultimate proof of self respect. It frames joy as the surest path to happiness, a reliable indicator of virtue, and a restful state tied to inner peace.
Forestry officials announced that 2020 men are employed on NUA projects under forest service supervision in New Mexico and Arizona.
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