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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1932
Page
5
Frank McCutchen and Arthur Alison claimed Roswell’s first deer of the season, each with a 150 pound buck. Several out of town cars carried deer on the running boards as notices to contractors announce bids for the J Ross Thermas Memorial Building in Roswell New Mexico.
In September Albuquerque reports 1194 men worked on federal aid road and ridge construction projects across New Mexico. State director of federal employment Mrs. E A Perrault released the figure today and outlined ongoing work in the program.
Fair tonight and Thursday for Roswell and the Pecos Valley. No precipitation expected with mild to moderate temperatures. Winds light, conditions remain quiet through the period.
A reader notes Santos Brazil on October 24 praising the coast and coffee, while a plane bound for Rio de Janeiro faces strong head winds all day. The town has just emerged from a two week revolution, yet the president remains, a fact that may comfort distant Republicans.
Mrs J M Hervey wife of Chairman Central Committee Chaves Mrs E A Cahoon candidate for elector Republican ticket Mrs J C Martens candidate for state legislature Mrs Frank Marks candidate for county treasurer
Cadets pay the same rate as others at seven fifty round trip with Pullman car charges extra. The train arrives at Belen at seven o'clock Saturday morning and makes a one hour breakfast stop. It then reaches Albuquerque at fifty minutes past the hour.
The stock market failed to sustain bullish enthusiasm after U S Steel preferred dividend news. Early gains faded into small declines as traders weighed steel output, freight carload data, and British pound movements. Total volume reached 869,260 shares with mixed results across leaders like Union Pacific, Case, American Telephone, and Allied Chemical.
New York stock news shows mixed curb close with Ark Nat Gas at 2 1.8, Sve and Et Sve prices around 3 4, Ford Ltd 3.5 4, Gulf 6.71 3 8, Ss Ind 22 3 2, Unit Verde at 2 t-2. Galveston cotton market notes steady spot at 15 up with middlings at 6.25 and 302 sales recorded.
Governor Roosevelt, during a whistle stop, urged modifying the Volstead Act as soon as possible to divert hundreds of millions from racketeers to the treasury. He denounced GOP leaders over the Eighteenth Amendment and warned of deceit in campaign tactics while pledging state work after the trip. He spoke hoarsely but recovered and planned further stops in Boston and New York.
Chicago grains show mixed closes with December wheat at 44 3 4 to 7 8 and December corn at 24 1 2 to 5 8, oats and decemine futures varied by contract. Boston wool market stays quiet with limited trading, prices broadly steady versus last week.
Kansas City cattle sales of 6000 head show steady tones across classes. Cattle calves and fed steers hold at 4.00 to 8.00 for top natives and short fed weights. bulk cows 2.00 to 3.00. bulls 2.25 to 2.50. stockers 3.25 to 5.50. Hogs about 3000 head with narrow demand. top 3.30 for 190-225 lb, other grades 2.10 to 3.30. sows 2.25 to 2.75. Sheep 4909 killed. lambs to packers 4.40 to 5.40. Texan yearling wethers 3.75.
Department of the Interior notice from Las Cruces NM dated October 21 1922 states Arthur L Greer of Roswell NM has filed for three year proof to establish homestead claims on lands in section 1 township 14 south range 22 east NM P Meridian. Proof before Dan C Savage US Commissioner Roswell NM to be offered November 30 1932. Witnesses listed as Haney Dodd Tugele and Lacer all of Roswell NM. Registered by May.
Trading in cotton was quiet with narrow price changes as Liverpool steadiness and trade buying supported a mid afternoon rally. Futures closed very steady up 13 to 16 points with December at 6.31 to 6.32 and spot middling at 6.49.
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady 17 points higher. Last prices show middling at 6.36 cents, with 41,911 bales traded in late action, reflecting a firmer tone for the market. Officials note demand remains cautious but steady amid fluctuating milling activity.
The cadet corps will march from the Franciscan Hotel to the athletic field Saturday morning starting at ten o'clock. A banquet for cadets alumni and Institute patrons is planned at 6 30 PM at the Franciscan Hotel. A University gymnasium event is scheduled for Saturday night.
The Yucca announces the grand hotel showing of the film starring Greta Garbo John Barrymore Lionel Barrymore Joan Crawford and Jean Hersholt. Four daily shows begin at 1:15 3:45 6:20 and 9:00 with no admission increase.
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