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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
8
J. D. Herron, manager of the Federal Home Loan Office, bought a house at 604 South Lea. Mr and Mrs Herron and their two children will move in after painting, repairing, and redecorating are completed.
The statement asserts refusal to pay any debts except those personally incurred by the declarant Ella Garrett. The notice appears as an adversarial claim or personal assertion without additional context or formal debt list.
The Railsback Co adv S6t6e notes the use of arsenate of lead to spray cotton against army worms. The notice highlights chemical control measures and the supplier's recommendation for farmers to adopt this treatment in the current season.
Premium list available for eligible entries in the last two years. Still time to craft pieces for the fair. Art Gift Stop at 107 West 4th Street advertises entry guidelines and deadlines.
If your radio is sick and needs attention we fix any make Call 289 We do the rest Falconi Electrical Service.
A brief item notes the marking X on milk bottles by dairymen and milk dealers as described by J F Justice Adv. The notice appears in the public or classified notices column of the historical paper.
Large sunny room for two people with private entrance gas and home cooking. Contact Mrs C S Frewster at 507 North Missouri or call 587. Adv. S6t4x.
Mrs. Daisy Notley Griffin announces piano lessons for fall with special focus for small children and beginners. Call 1402M at 608 West First Street for enrollment details.
Rental notice listing a private entrance and gas for home cooking. Contact Mrs. C. S. Brewster at 507 S113x for details.
Important notice invites parents to bring youngsters to a free eye check during the upcoming September period. Checks run 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. with a no charge report card, conducted by Dr. T. E. Bogzys, Optometrist, 209 North Main.
Ex pert beauty operators invite a beauty session at Nickson Beauty Shop. Develop your full charms with professional care. Phone 640 for appointment.
The New Phileos are in with striking appearance and advanced design surpassing rivals. Falconi Electrical Service invites demonstrations by calling 289. Located at 125 West 2nd. Ad. S512e.
Miss Janice Huff announces the opening of her piano studio for the fall term. Interested individuals may call at 308 West Fourth or phone 601 Ady for more details.
Joe Huff gave a strong talk at Ros Well Advertising Club on fashions and industry change. Carl Bird Logan Hunter Ed Williams and Winston Daniel added brief remarks on the same topic. Claude Simpson announced the Merchant's Institute to be held Sept 25-27 under Chamber of Commerce sponsorship by H W Stanley.
The Roswell Kiwanis Club will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday September 26 at the Kiwanis Boy Scout Hut on North Missouri. That afternoon members will begin building an addition to the hut as the troop outgrows its current home. J. P. Savage gave a talk about his trip to the World's Fair and Kiwanis International headquarters.
Lake J. Frazier assistant district attorney was ill and confined to his home today.
The city council held a brief regular meeting last night approving monthly bills and handling routine business. A building permits committee was formed with aldermen Croissant, Allison, and Glover named to oversee the process.
Old Mission Beauty Shop advertises a new service for its customers described as original and unique. The note invites readers to visit or call 182 for complete details and lists the address at 219 North Main.
Mr and Mrs Powhatan Carter and their two children moved from Lovington to Roswell so the children can attend a local school. The family cites better educational access as the reason for the move.
A mass meeting of the unemployed of Roswell is called for Thursday night at the court house to form a NRA code. Local organizers urge participation to address relief needs and code formation.
Advertises a fresh Jersey cow soon to calf. Buyer to meet on Friday and on September 7. Acceptable part payment includes a good 32 revolver or a good rug. Contact Steckhaub Meldrum Gray at the old dairy farm two and a half miles northeast of Roswell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Shoemaker spent last night in Albuquerque on their way back from the State Game Protective Association meeting at Carlsbad. Mr. Jones and Mr. Shoemaker work in the Albuquerque U. S. Forest Service office.
An advertising notice for The Virginia Inn located at 406 North Richardson Avenue references advertisement A2816c. The fragment notes a business listing or promotional item without additional context or dates. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
Mrs. Frank Ridge seeks laundry services and requests a price list at 1209 West 2nd. Contact phone 865-1 to arrange service. Ad appears in section S6t3c.
For sale an 80 acre improved farm near Roswell New Mexico with a flowing well. Address inquiries to P O Box 289 Roswell NM.
The Great Rio Grande hurricane struck Monday night and Tuesday causing widespread destruction across Brownsville Harlingen and Rio Hondo with 20 dead in Brownsville 10 in Harlingen and two in Rio Hondo. Relief trains Red Cross and government aid rushed to the stricken region as fears of floods and further loss rose.
One way ticket from Roswell Institute to Chicago. Named traveler J. H. Weaver listed on the Adv line. No further details available in readable text.
Mrs. J. W. Alver son of Danville Virginia writes of relief from constipation and fatigue after taking small nightly doses of Black-Draught. She says it made her feel well and she wants to share the benefit with others. Children are offered a pleasant tasting syrup form of Black-Draught.
Captain Paul Horgan’s new Harper prize novel Of The Fault of Angels has arrived and is available for autographing. The popular title may be obtained at Cobean Stationery Shop with signed copies on request.
A local firm touts punctual delivery and reliable workmanship. It pledges dependable service and quality as its core guarantee to customers seeking timely and thorough results.
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