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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
7
The Roswell paper notes press associations and legal notices while reporting Chicago’s Century of Progress closing plans. It cites attendance and admissions figures, 30,000 workers, and demolition of buildings starting November 1 to convert the site into Burnham Park. It also mentions the upcoming state election and a lengthy, dirt-spilling campaign.
In a Kansas style tale, Ann Haskel plans to claim a fortune for her son John Herbert, while Nance Jordan urges caution. Ann fights court risk and secrecy, hoping large wealth will free her from hard life, as they prepare to move to the city with a trusted fortune from the Trust Company.
A healthcare update describes a patient regaining energy after a washout procedure spanning about 15 miles of kidney tubes, signaling a promising recovery path and renewed activity.
Medical authorities warn that kidneys purge 15 miles of tiny tubes filtering blood and urge Doan's Pills for quick relief. The ad claims nightly discomfort, waste buildup, and serious trouble if untreated, urging readers to ask their druggist for Doan's Pills as a trusted remedy.
The sixteenth annual American Legion convention in Miami attracted over 70,000 veterans, with notable New Mexico participation, highlighting ongoing debates over postwar bonuses and currency policies. The piece also surveys Anglican and Episcopal church debates on divorce and birth control laws, and notes arid New Mexico hunting scenes and ancient burial concerns.
The Unofficial Observer reports bones and primitive tools unearthed at a school site. After discovery, the remains were reverently reburied where found. Also noted are Father Keller’s sermons on The Perfect Man at St. James the Apostle in Clovis and a local debate over the existence of a perfect man.
Santa Rosa New Mexico October 25 AP Clyde Tingley Democratic candidate for governor told voters there no favoritism would occur from the governor s office if he were elected He pledged even distribution of state funds and warned against campaign promises He urged voting Democratic from top to bottom claiming there was no Republican party in the state He called the opposition the cutting party Chavez spoke for the Senate race stressing return of lawmakers who back the president s policies with a record open to comparison after rallies in Santa Rosa and previews in Puerto de Luna Vaughn and Tucumcari
The piece argues that Japan and Western powers must share naval strength, urging the United States to build a large fleet to deter attacks and provide employment in shipyards, mills, mines, railroads, and factories. It asserts a strong American Navy protects and prevents war. It also notes drought blame shifting to Republicans amid New Deal critique.
Edward Howard Griggs of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences laments Mussolini era vigor and argues democracy must adapt without sacrificing liberty. He cautions that haste for economic gains could erode individual and civic freedoms, urging careful reform anchored in democratic principles.
Doris Blake reflects on how quarrels arise more from words than events. A boat outing argument escalated into bitter accusations, showing how simple incidents expose hidden flaws and trigger lasting heartbreak. The piece urges restraint to avoid amplifying minor slights into deep wounds.
The Associated Press reports several deaths including John Martin Splitdorf 65 inventor of the original electric condenser in Haywood New Jersey and Dr Samuel P Milliken 69 MIT chemistry professor in Newburyport Massachusetts. Also listed is the Rev Eugene Boros Sr 59 longtime pastor of the Hungarian Reformed Church formerly of Toledo Ohio in Chicago.
Fragmentary report notes Gary Indiana Gallip New York and Mrs Anna C Shaft er Phipps widow of Henry Phipps philanthropist once associated with Andrew Carnegie in a quarter century past.
Veterans of all wars urged to attend a rally organized by the Veterans Council at the D A V V center on Thursday at 5 30 p m A supper will be served presided by W W Shields president and dollar secretary.
In the probate court of Chaves County New Mexico on October 18 1934 Fred T Robert named executor of the Sallie L Robert deceased estate by Judge C C Hill Public notice to all persons with claims to file with the county clerk within one year from appointment or be barred.
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