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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
8
David Dunn from Lubbock Texas Tech visits Roswell with his brother Junior Dunn near Pine Lodge for a hunting trip and plans to return to school Sunday.
An advertisement for Perfect Bakery promotes Modern Bread as never souring or bleached and easy on the stomach. It touts a sweet home made flavor and invites taste tests to prove health benefits.
Dr. R. D Haire J C Gilbert and daughter Ethel Gilbert returned last night from a Mayhill area deer hunt. They to get a deer.
The Ladies of The First M. E Church will serve a chicken pie cafeteria supper tomorrow night from 5:30 to 7 at Parish Hall. Enjoy a good meal at a small price with proceeds supporting church activities.
Classified notice seeks a young man with a motorcycle and sidecar for steady part time employment. Applicants should respond via address Box R. R. Gare Record O26tfc.
In Rio de Janeiro on October 26, Colombia and Peru attended a council meeting to resolve the Leticia dispute. Brazil's Foreign Minister Alfranio Mello Franco chaired briefly as Colombia's Roberto Urdaneta expressed confidence in a peaceful, just settlement, while Peru's Maurita wished for no bloodshed and a friendly understanding.
The two countries have been in dispute over the Leticia territory in the upper Amazon region since September 1932.
Funeral services for William Samuel Graham, who died here Wednesday, will be held Friday at three o'clock from The Shuters' Funeral Home. Rev. Time, pastor of the First Christian Church, will officiate. Burial will be at South Park Cemetery.
Tonight from 7 to 8 at the Boy Scout office in the courthouse a council meeting will review Scout work and plan the Scoutmasters training course for next month.
The column notes downtown life with remarks on trees shedding foliage after a harsh frost. Ed Williams plans a return to captaincy on The Model. Albert Stubbs of Rank Fame bags a nine point buck. Jack Dempsey may appear at Carlsbad tomorrow night likely as a referee. A quote reveals a strained marriage exchange.
The New Mexico Military Institute Francos will play West Texas State Teachers College Buffalos on Armistice Day in Amarillo. The Institute cadet corps will travel by special train from Roswell and attend a banquet at Herring Hotel after the game at Butler Field. A parade led by the Amarillo American Legion post will precede the return train leaving Amarillo at midnight.
Mr and Mrs Rotwell Drake of Indiana are guests in the George Perrine home. Mrs Drake is a sister of Mr Perrine. They will stay several days.
Pat ONeill returned from the hills with a fine nine point buck weighing about 140 pounds. Albert Stubbs earlier brought in the paper's first deer of the period, leaving two deer in by 3 o'clock as far as known.
Ed J. Williams is set to depart St Marys Hospital after recovering from an appendicitis operation. He has been improving and will return home tonight or tomorrow according to hospital staff.
Paris reports Senator Albert Sarraut decided to assume the Premership with a cabinet listing several former ministers in new posts. The lineup includes Daladier, Boncour, Barthou, Chautemps, Bonnet, Pietri, De Monzie, Lauent-Egnac, Paganon, Dalimier, Delbos, Regnier, Cot and others. Observers see a strong majority if Bonnevay and Pietri stay in the Left Republicans orbit.
An old classified style ad promotes Fuller Brushes with lasting Christmas gifts. It mentions ordering at present and provides a phone contact 91 W Ave, Cameron, for shoppers seeking deals on brushes as holiday gifts.
A local ad urges buyers to investigate Philco radios and new radio construction developments. Falconi, Roswell's Radio Expert, offers guidance. The ad promotes RCA Victor radios and mentions Nipper the Victor Dog as a symbol of tone quality, with Zink Music Co advertising.
Meeker Colorado October 26 A district court jury found Dale Perrine Gale Perrine and Joe French guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the September 23 fight that killed Werner Kirth. Judge J F Suumate immediately sentenced them to not more than one year in the state reformatory.
An old advertisement urges readers to eat lunch at Yucca Confectionery in the Yucca Theatre Building to save time for the fair. It highlights sandwiches pie and drinks as convenient choices within the building.
The thirteenth annual observance of American Education Week runs November 6 to 12. It aims to focus on school needs and achievements and to encourage citizen participation in education improvements. Parents are invited to visit schools and help plan objectives and assess results during Education Week.
An advertisement touts the Famous Beverage ICENTURY BEER as a highly nutritious drink rich in iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins A B and G. It claims drinking it will help one live to a hundred, ending with the word Outsox.
An advertisement touts Century Beer as a highly nutritious beverage rich in iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins A B and G promising longevity and the slogan drink it and live to be a hundred.
Beauty ad announces permanents for 7.50 and 4.00 with 2.50 offer. Located at 707 North Richardson Advy. Ol4tte.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for tiredness and low energy in women. It asserts that the product tones the heart, adds pep, and increases charm, claiming 98 of 100 women report benefit.
A compact community ad lists a Special Club Breakfast and a special plate lunch at Brooks Cafe located at 2nd and Main. Yard Work service is promoted at 409 E. 3rd with an advertisement code 17150x.
Six men were reported killed today in clashes between soldiers and workers at the Jarona sugar mill in Camaguey Cuba. The fighting began last night as tensions erupted at the mill site.
Bailey's Cleaning Works promotes a slogan focused on how good the service is rather than how cheap. The ad notes a low price approach with a phone contact listed as 890.
Washington October 26. President asked leading operators of Pennsylvania coal mines to report on his order for settling mining difficulties. Myron Taylor of United States Steel will head a group representing steel and iron companies. Other attendees not announced.
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