Stock market and livestock results Kansas City and Boston
Kansas City livestock reports show cattle and calves weak to lower for the week with scarce grass cattle and varied prices for steers yearlings and heifers, hogs around steady on government pigs, and sheep lambs weaker. Boston wool market reports a large week of sales with prices firming but buying activity slowing in the last two days.
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Kansas City
USDA
Teady
Colorado
Boston
Charm Not Out of Place at Home Fireside
Antoinette Donnelly argues that home women can transform their living space and themselves into a charming setting. She urges self care, grooming, and stylish, affordable dress, stressing the importance of attitude toward home duties and personal presentation.
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Myles dies at home
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Myles, living at 306 West Mathews Street, passed away shortly after noon. In addition to the parents, she is survived by two brothers and two sisters. Brief funeral services were held this afternoon with interment at South Park Cemetery, Talmage Mortuary directing.
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George W. Myles
West Mathews
Regulation Ol Prices Delayed In Oil Industry Plan
Washington reported that price regulation of the oil industry was postponed for a few days as Secretary Ickes met with a 15 member petroleum industry committee. The code would take effect without price fixing until states certify their share of national production, then a modified price fixing would apply at 18.5 times the refinery gasoline price if state production aligns with government allocations.
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Washington
Ickes
Committee of 15
Butter Krisp ad promises fresh air and real home flavor
An advertisement by G. Roy Sallee at 607 West 2nd promotes Butter Krisp as more than bread, claiming it offers light, fresh air like a home kitchen. The ad emphasizes quality over hot air and even notes a phone number 29.
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G. Roy Sallee
West 2Nd
Van Wie Wins Women's National Golf Title
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago overhauled Helen Hicks of New York in the afternoon to retain the national women's golf championship at Exmoor Country Club Highland Park Ill by a score of 4 and 3. Hicks led early but Van Wie surged to victory in a dramatic comeback.
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van Wie
Exmoor Country Club
Highland Park
Ill
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Helen Hicks
New York
Giants Take Third Straight From Braves
Boston game summary notes Hal Schumacher and Herman Bell combining for seven hits as the New York Giants beat the Boston Braves 5 to 3. It marked the third straight victory in the series before a crowd down from the previous day’s near record attendance.
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Giants
Braves
Boston
Hal Schumacher
Herman Bell
New York Giants
Boston Braves
State lands must be paid for if used
Santa Fe reports State Land Commissioner Frank Vesely says land in use must be paid for, with leases issued on about 604,000 acres at three cents per acre. He found nearly two million acres unleased, some in use, and announced unleased lands will be advertised to applicants. About 600,000 acres have been leased so far, with more in prospect. Users who had been using land without leases paid three cents per acre, adding roughly $2,000 yearly to state income.
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Santa Fe
Frank Vesely
Vesely
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Vadado
S Orm
Santa Clara
Malecon
Cienfuegos
Caibarien
Tiscornia
Josephine
Strike Keeps Pupils Out of Gallup Schools
Gallup New Mexico September 2 AP Miss Agnes Bartless city schools superintendent warned parents state law requires school attendance. Coal miners strike kept children from classes. Enrollment total 1027 up 26 from last year with many new families likely to boost numbers. Attendance at Gamerco Navajo and Allison schools within the strike zone lagged census expectations, while Gibson and Mentmore stayed near normal.
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Gallup
N. M
Agnes Bartless
Bartlett
L. J. Roat
Gamerco
Navajo
Allison
Gibson and Mentmore
Brooks Cafe to Open in Roswell Tomorrow
F G Brooks and wife will open the Brooks Cafe in the R L Malone building at Second and Main. The new cafe features Frigidaire refrigeration, modernistic mahogany fixtures, chromium pedestals, and a homey atmosphere. Brooks brings decades in cafe management from Dallas to California and says Roswell has the best future.
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Brooks Cafe
R. L. Malone
Second
Main Streets
F. G. Brooks
Dallas
New Orleans
St. Louis
Colorado
California
Roswell
Brooks
Roswel
Pecos Valley
United States
NRA policy sparks resignations and labor clash
Labor policy rift fuels public statements by John son and ex assistant Dudley Cates as NRA tensions rise over union labor. Cates calls trade unionism obsolete while Johnson defends workers choosing their unions. Meanwhile, NRA negotiates codes for retail trade and railroads faces scrapping a railroad code.
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Tckes
Labor
Johnson
Dudley C’ Tes
NRA
Cates
Old Timers Day Invites Wake Sleep Sickness Event
Roswell Old Timers Day at Southern Methodist Church on Sunday September 16 draws hundreds as 475 invitations were sent with only 123 replies. The 30-year New Mexico residency rule opens attendance to many long-time residents and others who moved recently. A service at 11 am precedes a community dinner in the church basement.
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Southern Methodist Church
Roswell
New Mexico
Second
Pennsylvania
Roswell's Pioneer Church Bell to Be Displayed
The Roswell M. E. Church South program progresses with a planned display of the old church bell bought in 1895 for 500 dollars. It was donated to cowboys of the territory, and at purchase time no closer bells existed than in Las Vegas Pecos or El Paso.
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M. E. Church
South
Roswell
Pioneer Church
Las Vegas
Pecos
el Paso
Eye Clinic Offer for Schoolchildren by Dr Boggs
Special eye clinic runs through September inviting parents to bring schoolage children for a free minute test. Report cards issued at no charge with no obligation if brought between 8 30 and 11 a m with parent or guardian. Exam aims to detect eye defects affecting school progress. Dr T E Boggs Optometrist 209 North Main.
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T. E. Boggs
Labor Day closings listed for Roswell stores and ads
Monday marks Labor Day with Roswell stores closed and citizens urged to shop before closing time. Ed Williams of The Model asks locals to buy a fall hat tonight for Labor Day. The Record will observe a holiday on Monday and publish Record Want Ads results.
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Roswell
Ed Williams
The
Model
Severe Gulf storm prompts marine warning across Gulf
The weather bureau labeled a northwestward storm crossing the Gulf of Mexico as severe and cautioned vessels to take shelter and monitor advisories. The fragment notes continued discussion of maritime danger and protective measures for ships at sea.
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Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
Collision Sends Vessels Wrecked in Sudden Rainstorm
A sudden cloudburst caused the S. S. President Wilson to collide with the S. S. Cold Water. The Cold Water caught fire and sank within an hour, but all aboard were saved including a woman and two children. Gulf Breeze Christy Payne and J. C. Donnell assisted and stood by until all were accounted for.
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Gulf Breeze
Christy Payne
J. C. Donnell
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Antoinette Donnelly
F. J. Brooks
Fine Cafe
New Roswell Cafe
Suft Coal
Passe
United Action of Labor and Management
Johns
American Federation
Vance
Joseph B. Eastman
Roosevelt
Cleveland
A. F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executives Association
Bahamas
Nassau
AN. F
Long Island
Long Cay
Ackraigs Island
Crooked Island
President Wilson
Norfolk
Margaret G. Smith
Washington University School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
St. Louis Medical Society
Howard MecCordock
Washington University
Smith
McCordock
Bankhead
S. S
Wilson
Coney Island Cafe
Mr. Brooks
Price Dukeminier
Dunn Plumbing Company
Brooks Roswell
Sunset Creamery
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