First Snow Falls Across Colorado and Wyoming
A light to moderate snowstorm swept parts of Colorado and Wyoming on the night of the 7th, 1929. Denver and Colorado Springs saw flakes melt quickly on pavement while Leadville and Georgetown recorded several inches. Telluride reported two inches and Dome Lake near Sheridan, Wyoming, measured a foot as a cold air mass moved southeast along the continental divide.
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Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Leadville
Georgetown
Telluride
Montana
Continental Divide
Wyoming
Big Horn Mountains
Dome Lake
Sheridan, Wyo
Beeson Couple Return From Rocky Mountain Trip
Dr. Charles F. Beeson and his wife returned Sunday from a three week tour visiting Boulder Dam Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park. Dr Beeson attended the Rocky Mountain Medical Conference at Yellowstone Park praising a fine meeting with doctors from across the United States, especially from the Rocky Mountain region.
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Beeson
Charles F. Beeson
Boulder Dam
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Rocky Mountain
United States
Real Estate Public Notice From C. E. Wisely
A public notice states that the real estate of C. E. Wisely is no longer on the market as of the posted date. It indicates ownership changes or withdrawal from listing and redirects inquiries to the contact on file.
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C. E
Fall dresses at Sears $3.79 during 55th anniversary sale
Sears Roebuck announces its 55th anniversary sale starting Thursday with fall dresses priced at 3.79 in mail orders and store display at 120 West 3rd Street. Production and ordering prompts highlight prompt attention to mail orders.
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Sears
Sears Roebuck
West Srd St
Sears Roebuck & Co
Roswell
N. M
West Third
Mrs Roosevelt and family tied to Hyde Park estate legacy
The obituary notes Sara Delano Roosevelt’s prominence and royal connections, her long life at Hyde Park, and her influence on Franklin D. Roosevelt. It mentions her marriage to James Roosevelt, the sprawling estate, and the anticipated transfer of the property to the government after his death. It also records visits by her sister Mrs Price Collier and brother Frederic A. Delano, chairman of the national resources planning board.
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George
Elizabeth
England
Sara Delano
Prince of Scutri
France
Delanos
Delano
Roosevelt
Newburgh
N. Y
Germany
James Roosevelt
Hyde Park House
Hudson
Albany Post Road
Price Collier
Tuxedo Park
Frederic A. Delano
National Resources Planning Board
Washington
States Invited To N. M. Blackout
Nine states were invited to attend New Mexico’s statewide blackout test Friday night. Invitations went to Texas Kansas Oklahoma California Utah Arkansas Missouri Louisiana and Arizona. Also invited were Army officials at Fort Sam Houston and Albuquerque Bomber Base. Plans progress with air warning centers in Las Vegas Roswell Las Cruces and Albuquerque. Social note mentions Espanola blackout dance with hall lights out.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Miles
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
California
Utah
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Arizona
Richard Donovan
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Frank Hackett
Albuquerque
State Guard
Las Vegas
Roswell
Las Cruces
Military Department
Department
State Department
State Defense Council
Espanola
Weather outlook across four states headaches and showers
Weather forecast covers New Mexico Colorado Arizona and West Texas. Expect considerable cloudiness scattered showers and thunderstorms with heavier rain along the east slope of New Mexico today and tonight. East winds bring cooler air and strong gusts in eastern areas. Colorado ends precipitation by this evening with frost risk in low areas. Arizona remains largely fair with scattered mountain showers. West Texas sees continued cloudiness and showers with heavy central region rain and a cooling trend tonight.
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New Mexico
Rio Grande
Colorado
Grand Valley
Arizona
West
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Notice to Road Equipment Owners Sealed bids due Sept 10 1941
Sealed bids from truck owners will be received at the District Highway Department in Roswell New Mexico for eight hydraulic end dump trucks of three cubic yards capacity. Bids on alternate mile and hourly bases. Owners must provide trucks drivers upkeep and carry full public liability insurance. Forms from District Office No. 2. Right to accept or reject bids reserved. J P Charen District Highway Engineer.
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District Highway Department
Roswell
New Mexico
Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
J. P. Charen
Building Permits and Notable Absences
Frank Standhart plans a brick veneer house at 609 N Union for 4000 dollars. Mrs E A Cahoon remodels at 303 N Main for 2000 dollars. Cc R Brice repairs at 8th and Richardson for 200 dollars. Mrs Henry Puckett builds a garage apartment and remodels at 609 W Walnut for 1000 dollars. Mrs Alice Cates adds a room at 906 W 7th for 400 dollars. Usual summer recessions in many industries are absent this year per the Department of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Standhart
N. Union
E. A. Cahoon
N. Main
Cc. R. Brice
8Th and
Richardson
Henry Puckett
W. Walnut
Alice Cates
W. 7Th
Department of Commerce
War Supplies Flowing From U S Across the World
Defense officials predicted today that American war supplies would greatly increase over six months. Supplies are already moving in lease and cash forms to China Britain the Middle East the Dutch East Indies Russia and Free French forces with Polish trainees in Canada. Full scale impact will show next spring as factories hit mass production and small plants join defense orders to swell output.
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Washington
America
China
Burma
Britain
Middle East
Netherlands East Indies
Russia
Canada
Fire damages Schwartzman Packing plant in Albuquerque
Fire swept through Schwartzman Packing Company in Albuquerque for about three hours, destroying between 40,000 and 60,000 pounds of meat and causing about 50,000 dollars in damages. Night watchman M N Ross said the blaze likely started in an elevator shaft, with a third of the plant damaged.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Schwartzman Packing Company
Joe Schwartzman
Packing Company
M. N. Ross
Schwartzman
Death at Fort Mac Arthur officer a mystery case
Major George A. Tucker died in a San Francisco hospital last July eleven days after a mysterious stabbing at his San Pedro home. Los Angeles authorities have arrested his widow, Marie M. Tucker, on suspicion of murder. She maintains her innocence.
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Maj
George A.tucker
Fort MacArthur
California
San Francisco
San Pedro
Cal
Los Angeles
Marie M. Tucker
Firemen respond to trash blaze at 6th and Railroad
At about one o'clock this afternoon firemen were called to extinguish a trash fire at 6th and Railroad. No damage was reported. Elite Beauty Shop advertises deals on machines and permanents at 306 West 2nd Street, phone 749 8-26t30c.
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6Th and Railroad
Elite Beauty Shop
Wall Street gains amid war mood and aviation stocks
New York stocks closed with a brisk recovery led by aircrafts and defense issues. Several planes and specialty issues posted modest gains to fresh 1941 peaks as transfers reached 612,200 shares, while steel and major names showed mixed results amid a buoyant commodities rally.
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Wall Street
New York
Boeing
Glenn Martin
Consolidated Aircraft
Grumman Aircraft
N. Y. Shipbuilding
International Nickel and Western Union
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Sperry
American Sugar Refining
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Studebaker
U.S. Steel
Santa Fe
Texas Corp
U. S. Rubber
Anaconda
Kennecott
General Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
North American
American Telephone
International Harvester
du Pont
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
New York Cotton and Wool Market Roundup
New York cotton futures closed 22-30 points higher with positions in Jan May and July advancing. Middling spot quoted at 18.40. Wool futures mixed with grease wool easing slightly and wool tops firm. Certificated grease wool spot at 95.2 and tops at 131.5.
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New York
Jly
New Orleans Cotton Markets Close Steady on Monday
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady at 31 points over. Sales reached 4,273 bales as middling grades traded around 17.43 cents per pound. The market held steady, reflecting stable demand and pricing for the period.
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New Orleans
Cotton market steady in Galveston on Sept 8
Spot cotton held steady in Galveston with mid dling at 17.27 and 200 bales sold. Traders noted steady demand as prices rose by 25 points from the prior quote.
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Galveston
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market roundup lists butter receipts at 711,797 with varied creamery scores, eggs at 7,484 receipts with grade breakdowns, and poultry items including live hens, roosters, ducks, geese, and turkey weights and prices by size. The report covers car, truck, and storage pricing details across multiple dairy, egg, and poultry lines for the Sept. 8 market day.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Boston Wool Prices in Grease for September Market
A fair volume of business occurred in bright medium grade combing three-eighths blood and average bright fleece selling 46 to 48 cents per pound in grease. Comb ing quarter blood sold 45 to 46 cents, mostly 46, in grease. Missouri combing three-eighths and quarter blood wools with lighter shrinkage brought 48 cents in grease. Territory wool was slow but firm at last week’s quotations.
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Boston
USDA
Missouri
Market Update Curbs and Bond Quotes From New York
On September 8 the curb market lists prices for equities and bonds including Alum Co Am at 113.5, Ark N Gas Pf at 7.625, Bliss FW at 16.875, Carrier Corp at 7.5, Cities Service at 4.75, Ford Met Ltd at 1.75, Hecla Min at 6.25, Humble Oi at 60.5, Ins Co N Am at 78.5, and N. BONDS Treasury 3 1/4s at 106.10 for 45-43 and 3 1/4s 46-44 at 107.13, 4 1/4s 52-47 at 118.30, with Federal Farm Mtg none quoted and Home Owners Loan 3s at 106.18.
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New York
AmAirl
GtWsSu
AmCan
Greyhc
Amc&f
HollySu
AmMet
KroGro
Amrmil
Loew’si
AmSmet
Montgw
Amstlf
NatCash
At&t
NatGyp
AmTob
NatLead
AmWool
Natpo&l
Anacon
Noama
At&sf
Noramcc
AviatCor
Penney
Bendixa
Phillips
BethStr
Psycnj
Boeinga
RadioCor
Briggesm
RepubSt
Chrysler
ReynTo
Coml&So
SafeStr
ConsAir
SearsRo
ConsEdi
Stdouc
Consoloil
StdOil
ContCor
Stdoij
ContBak
TexCorp
ConCan
TexSulf
Conoild
UnitAirl
CrucSil
UnitAire
CurtWrt
Usgyp
DougAir
Usrubb
GenElec
Ussteel
GenFood
Wsant
GenMet
WsAib
Goodyr
Wse&m
Goodwi
CURB
Alum Co Am
Ark N Gas Pf
Bliss
Carrier Corp
Ford Met Ltd
Hecla Min
Humble Oi
Ins Co N Am
Treasury
Federal Farm
Enchiladas Tamales Available All Day at Alameda
Local eatery advertises enchiladas and tamales available at all times with short orders. Open daily until midnight at 106 West Alameda, operating 9 to 5 for takeout and dine-in.
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W. Alameda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Williams
Equitable Building & Loan Association
Save
Hiram M. Dow
E. G. Minton
Andersons Gardens
Roswell Typewriter Co
L. C. Smith
Corona Typewriters
Castleton
Supreme Ceramic Achievement of America
Huff's Jewelry Store
Huff
U. S
Tucker
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Best Colorados
Central Hdw. Inc
Valdez
Courtney Holston
Rich
T. E. Boggs
N. Main St
UGLAS
Douglas
Jay Duvall
Chaves CO. Abstract & Insurance CO
T. L. Gardner
Pres
National Bank
T. L. Gardner, Jr
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