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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1934
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record announces publication details, staff roles, and circulation terms, including advertising and subscription rates in advance, carrier delivery options, and New Mexico and Associated Press affiliations. It notes entry date and second-class mail status under federal law.
A local editorial endorses Judge Brice for the state supreme court over Judge Watson. It praises both men but argues Brice is equally fitted and a neighbor, hoping for a heavy vote in Chaves County.
An article notes a three minute tooth brushing rule for all ages, arguing three minutes is the standard duration for effective brushing before the rest of a household routine. It highlights balancing hygiene with time and mentions varied expert opinions on the exact minimum.
Ann Haskel and Nance, two backwoods women, discuss moving into a real home with their wanted comforts while in Detroit. A well dressed lawyer, Mr Belden, arrives to propose leasing his late client’s estate, after explaining Judge Shannon’s connection and noting the uncertain family status of the property.
Observations from New Mexico politics note that all 26 candidates for votes are devout Christians, with a Catholic majority on both tickets. The piece highlights John Bingham’s recognition in Washington, Miss Rena Hanna’s death in Roswell, and CCC vote-avoidance rules, plus the railroad retirement court ruling and broad New Mexico attitudes toward crop loans and gambling devices.
The column mocks campaign smears and defends voter rights as New Mexicans vote freely, noting Supreme Court guidance and the legion of issues. It recalls a WOAI broadcast interference during Senator Johnson’s KOB talk and jokes about electric power antics.
Albuquerque October 26 AP Potmester General James A Farley Democratic national committee chairman wires Congressman Dennis Chavez that reports from Washington on his senate bid are encouraging Farley expects Chavez to win in New Mexico on November sixth and says voters favor him over Roosevelt and the New Deal. He notes administrators in Washington need a man of Chavez's time and ability and expects a substantial plurality.
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