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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1932
Page
6
A collage of local observations from Roswell readers on city events. Mentions boilers sinking at the post office, motorists selling cars, store window cleaning after Monday, and concerns about street lights. Also hints at an Election Party for returns on November 8 and a light joke about a myth.
Roswell Laundry Co promotes a contest offering 500 votes per dollar 60 charge on paid laundry rugs or dry cleaning until the contest ends. Send your dry cleaning with your laundry and participate in the promotion.
A dense schedule lists Marine against Davis Elkins and Wesley versus Salem in West Virginia, with regional games including Carbondale against Normal, Drake facing Grinnell, and Emporia against Southwestern. Other items note DNP statuses, scattered scores like 0-0 and 7-20, and regional pairings in midwest, south and pacific coast, plus a suburban rental ad at the end.
Lace edged pillow cases scarfs and vanity sets stamped for easy embroidery work. Extra fine linen fringed sets finger towels guest towels and fringed tea towels. Useful Xmas gifts offered by Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street.
Dressed and drawn at 40c each or two for 75c. Prime stock with small turkeys, friers, and heavy hens all sizes. Fat and finished on special feed. Whatley Produce Co. 515 E 2nd, phone 418. Rabbits two for 25c at Brookshier's, phone 1174. Adv. 28th.
Yucca Beauty Service & Cosmetic Shop at Yucca Theatre Side offers Lavaion hair rinse, a harmless vegetable formula replacing lemon and vinegar rinses, available in twelve shades. Reach them by phone 484 for color matching and styling.
A brief classified ad fragment states clothing items are priced at 40 cents each with a contact phone 418 and an address 515 E. 2nd. 28th.
Cadets leave for the game as bands play at 2:30 pm with a parade of uniformed cadets and alumni cooperation. Tom Popejoy notes high advance ticket sales for a special stadium section. Coach Chuck Riley hides a new passing attack while Carl Schlick misses due to tonsil operation. Col D C Pearson arrives tonight as KGGM provides play-by-play and KOB airs cadet band program morning addresses by Brown and Godfrey.
Mrs. E. A. Cahoon offers a reward for a lost pair of Oxford glasses worn on a platinum chain. Also notes a modern furnished cottage for rent with phone contact 430.
The writer recalls crossing the Amazon region by air from daylight to after lunch, noting a vast river with an island as large as New York state. They visited French Guiana Dutch Guiana and British Guiana, flew near Devil Island prison, and plan to stop tonight in Port of Spain, Trinidad, an English possession, describing it as beautiful.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ball Carl McNally Tom Hall Howard Buck ly Grace Schrimscher Helen Phillips Pauline Holland and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Fellows drove to Albuquerque today for the Institute University game there tomorrow. Home cooked meals, $5 and $6 per week. 605 North Richardson. Mrs. Tucker.
Preview Saturday at 11:20 shows a glamorous South Seas melodrama about a white man drawn to tropical love, a millionaire's son and a captivating belle in a paradise island. Richard Whitten Tully’s world seeping play filmed in native South Sea settings.
Old Mission Beauty Parlor advertises a lasting natural permanent wave deal with information by calling 182. The ad notes the location at 219 North Main and carries the dateline 28t2c.
Stamped pillow cases luncheon sets dresser scarfs vanity sets and towels plus card table covers stamped for easy embroidery. Create Xmas gifts that are truly appreciated. Art Gift Shop 107 West 4th St Adv.
Fresh oysters Baltimore best extra selects 40c pint mediums 35c pint. Fresh fish available at all times. Fin and Feather Market offers daily seafood selections.
Friday night October 28th advertisement invites crowds to hear Stockley’s Orchestra. Masked or unmasked attendees are welcome as part of a lively evening event.
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