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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
8
J P White in charge of old timers day at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair has called a meeting for three o clock next Sunday afternoon on the roof of the J P Waite building to organize and discuss plans for the annual event.
Real Tasty Mexican Enchilades, Tamales, Chili and Tacs will be served in basement of South Methodist Church from 5 to 8 p m Tuesday evening by Mission ary Auxiliary at reasonable prices. Come adoring your friends.
Gov notes continuation of tax policy on page one with plans to start work on various tax measures after a brief rest. He says county tax reductions will be announced promptly once budget totals and rates are computed. The remarks imply speedy action on fiscal relief tied to local government funding.
A compact old ad claims expertise in palmotor service and curing any kind or make radio. It promotes free ambulance and a Winnipeg tone through Falcons Electrical Service located at 125 West Second St with phone 289.
For Sale notice listing a 1931 Model Ford and a straight eight Buick coupe. Describes fine finish and new tires with a price aiming to sell. Palace Machine Shop contact phone 336. Adv.
Co. G. Mason of Hagerman visited his son Garner in St. Mary's hospital in Roswell today. Garner is recovering from an emergency appendicitis operation and his condition is reported very satisfactory.
W Pierce of New York submitted the low bid for lining the reservoir at the Ft Stanton medical hospital. His bid was about 7000 dollars. Bids were opened in Washington on Monday.
State College Miss Veda Strong from State College at Las Cruces spent the day in Roswell, making a brief appearance.
County residents who failed to register may be included in the registration lists by handing their names and addresses to either Mr. J. M. H. Callender or Mrs. O. O. Askren on or before September 13, 1932.
A dance is planned at the Fire Station on September 9 with Stockley’s Orchestra providing music. Everyone is invited to attend this community event.
A light, humorous column notes casual chatter about weather and colds, nearby events, and light anecdotes. It mentions a school book drive at Yucca, a 25 cent barbecue at the Tigner home, parish dinners, and playful bits about Piccard and Paul Revere. The tone is breezy and locally oriented with small jests and notices.
County health report shows 27 boys and 27 girls born in August, totaling 54 births tying January for the month’s high. Year to date births reach 336 by August 31, with 24 deaths bringing annual deaths to 1623. last year at August 31 had 353 births and higher death counts.
Milk fed friers and hens and fresh fish available at all times. Fin and Feather Market offers free delivery from 403 South Main Street. Phone 833.
Special Notice from Lynch Hat Works at 106 N Main St offers hats cleaned and blocked for 1.25 dollars and Cadies hats from 50 cents and up. Master Haters advertisement.
Eliza White III, six, rode a cow pony with grand father Elza White and Sam Lewis guiding a Girl Scout pack trip through the Guadalupe mountains. He wandered off at night and was found next morning after hobbled sleep in his saddle blanket to endure the cold. Elza White, Sam Lewis, and Elza White III returned from Carlsbad last night. Miss Mary White and New York director Josephine Schain joined the group as they visited Carlsbad caverns.
Columbia Chapter No 7 Royal Arch Masons holds regular convocation on Thursday September 9 1932 at 7 36 p m Attest Elmer Riemen Secy Willard Prager H P presiding officer heads the event ordr of willard prager and attestation by Elmer Riemen in a local fraternal notice
A church notice invites diners to South Methodist Church on Tuesday from 5 to 5 p m for chiladas tamales chili and tacos prepared by women from Old Mexico. Generous servings and reasonable prices advertised by the Missionary Auxiliary under Adv. Stoe.
Announcing private lessons in expression of oral interpretation and remedial speech. Call Miss Elizabeth Sutter, 602 Adv St.5x, aea laa.
Now enrolling students in piano and voice with substantial price cuts for the fall term. Studio located at 306 North Sea Avenue offers reduced rates and convenient scheduling. Phone 340.
Teachers and Students A visit to our parlor will convince you of the type of work we do. Our prices are right. Come see us. Old Mission Beauty Shoppe. Phone 182. 219 North Main.
Quirino Antunez and Eusbio Del gado pleaded not guilty to the theft of two Ford cars belonging to Nuves Luna on September 4. They were arraigned in the justice of the peace court and bound over to await the grand jury. Bonds were set at $1,000 each, and neither had posted by afternoon.
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