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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
8
A nostalgic note on Labor Day routines and school shopping as communities reflect on leaders, public figures, and everyday life. The piece sketches faded idols, a faded era, and the bustle of families, cadets, and dating drama amid small-town humor.
On time service promise. Dependable deliveries and thorough cleaning work guaranteed by Bailey's Cleaning Works. Contact Bailey's Cleaning Works at phone 890 for service and quality assurance.
J H Weaver of Roswell reportedly bought a one way ticket to Chicago from the Institute Adv. station. The event was logged by dispatchers and linked to a pending travel plan.
Miss Janice Huff announces the opening of her Hull Fine Arts Studio for the fall term. Those interested in studying piano may call at 308 West Fourth or phone 601.
A classified ad lists The Virginia Inn located at 406 North Richardson Avenue. The notice appears with ad number A2&816e and seeks potential inquiries or rental details.
A public notice states that Ella Garrett will not pay any debts other than those she herself incurs. The notice appears as a formal declaration regarding personal financial obligations and is recorded in the public notices context.
Classified ad seeking school books for resale at Thomas 2nd Hand Store located at 119 East 2nd Street. Ad code AS3016éx.
If your radio is sick and needs attention we fix any make call 289 for service Falconi Electrical Service For Rent Large sunny room for two people Private entrance gas home cooking Mrs C S Brewster 507 North Missouri Phone 587 Adv S113x
A special eye clinic runs through September inviting parents of school age children to bring youngsters between 8:30 and 11 am for a quick examination. Free report card provided with no obligation if the child is brought in with a parent or guardian. The aim is to detect eyesight defects that affect learning before the new term. Dr. T. E. Boggs, Optometrist, 309 North Main.
The Motor Hospital, a general auto repair painting and body works shop, opens tomorrow afternoon at 406 North Main in the former Graham Paige and Packard agency site. Proprietors Chas Kerner King and W Guy Smith arrive from Oklahoma City with 20 and 12 years in the trade. They will showcase the latest repair equipment.
Miss Grace Leigh Scott, renowned lecturer for the National Womans Christian Temperance Union, will address the M E Church South on Sunday September 10 at 7 30 p m. The message promises intelligence and sincere, consecrated speech that attracts wide praise and a listening audience.
The fire department was called to 107 West Seventh Street this morning for a small bathroom fire with no damage reported.
L. P. Boellner entered several dahlias in the City Beautiful contest while Mrs. C. L. Ferguson submitted a display of zinnias. The event highlights ornamental horticulture and community participation in today’s judging.
A beauty shop advertises expert styling to recreate a salon wave. Call 640 for an appointment at Nickson Beauty Shop.
The New Philces are advanced and striking in appearance far beyond any other radio on the market. See Falconi or call 289 for a demonstration by Falconi Electrical Service at 125 West 2nd.
An advertisement notes a kindergarten will open at 601 North Richardson. Trained at Oklahoma A and M College in Kindergarten and Pre Primer Teaching, enrollment via call 553 before September 10th.
Details of a Gallup coal strike show a riding figure shot at the Mentmore mine area while military and company guards tighten access. Picketing resumes at Gamerco and nearby mines under scrutiny of civil liberties groups. Unions condemn Gov. Seligman and labor officials for troop deployment amid the dispute.
Roswell today welcomed a new school year under D N Pope with all city schools reporting smooth openings. Enrollment totals show high school about 435, junior high 657, East Side 287, North Hill 247, Washington Ave 317, Missouri Ave 216, South Hill 20, and Negro division 66 with 93 East Side movers, 30 North Hill movers, and 50 Washington Ave movers. One new teacher is listed for the year.
A three day Institute of Business will be held in Roswell starting September 25 under Henry W. Stanley a renowned authority on economics and business administration. Hosted by the Chamber of Commerce the Dallas Trade Extension Division offers the lectures free to local merchants and salespeople.
W A Losey of Hagerman Monday was elected president of the New Mexico State Game Protective association to succeed Raymond Stamm of Albuquerque who declined re election Taos was selected as the 1934 convention city.
An informal meeting of the cactus fans of Roswell will be held in room 327, Post Office Building, at 3 p m on Thursday September 7 for planning a cactus display at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. All local cactus collectors are urged to attend to arrange a booth and discuss forming a Roswell Cactus Club.
Lake J. Frazier was elected Commander of Charles M. de Bremond Post No. 28 American Legion at the regular monthly meeting. A Madison withdrew his nomination. New officers include Albert Hudson vice commander Frank Whitaker treasurer Chris Snyder historian Jack Anderson chaplain. Executive committee named Gen. H. A. Ingalls George Cowan and George Carothers.
At press time no contestant has qualified for the Baby Of The Month contest. Several informal inquiries were received but applicants did not meet the stated rules. The notice mentions birth certificates among required documents.
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