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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1933

Page

7

Subscription Rates in Advance for New Mexico Paper

The Roswell Daily Record announces subscription costs in advance for New Mexico at four dollars and six cents per year in Roswell by carrier. Advertising rates available on application. May 1, 1903 filing. second class mail under federal act. Associated Press news supplied to this paper.

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Roswell Dry and Wet Meetings Attract Noted Audiences

In Roswell on Tuesday September 12 1933 observers noted a light turnout at the Wet meeting and a large audience at the Dry gathering. Speculation grew that New Mexico may vote wet next week as the nation faces widespread intoxication and the hope for sobriety in the future.

Roswell New Mexico Selzer

IRA efforts finally yield constructive impact hopes

The remark questions whether sustained Irish Republican Army actions can translate into positive outcomes, suggesting a desire for peaceful or beneficial results from longstanding efforts. It frames the topic around potential change and public expectations for resolution.

Roswell Trees Lose Ground Amid Cold Damage

Roswell's iconic trees, once a defining city feature, are decimated by unprecedented cold and drought. Many are dead or heavily damaged, with owners removing others. city planners urge a rapid, hardy tree-planting program to restore the treed landscape and long-term beauty.

Bebra Roswell Artesian Belt

New Bedford Boasts Rich Whaliana Collection

Landscaped gardens and expansive lawns frame a home that reflects the family’s pride in its whaling ancestry. Oil paintings of ships adorn the walls and tales of the whaling heyday are told with vigor, underscoring New Bedford’s notable whaliana collection.

Fittine New Bedford

Final Look Before You Leap Letter Urges Vote On Prohibition

A letter to the editor from N M Springer dated September 8 1933 argues against prohibition repeal in New Mexico ahead of the September 19 election. It warns of civilizational decline tied to immorality and alcohol, cites dry versus wet statistics, and urges readers to vote with the majority for a moral government. The writer cites revenue figures and child hunger tied to liquor and calls for public participation in the vote.

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Utah Strikers Storm Jail Repulsed by Deputies

A mob of about 400 Utah strikers stormed a Carbon County jail to free two National Miners Union leaders. Deputies used tear gas bombs and a fire hose to hold them back after more than an hour of fighting. No serious injuries reported though gas exposure affected officers, sympathizers, and bystanders.

Price U-ah Carbon National ‘Miners

The Mysterious voyage of Gold and Doria on the Atlantic

In a London district a poor orphan girl named Elverton encounters Dr. and Barne Pierce. The doctor plans chance meetings in New York and Havana while Mrs Hathaway seeks a maid for the voyage. Gold joins Dorrance aboard seeking work as secretary as Gip Alen lurks, threatening exposure.

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Bottomless Lakes State Park Hope Sparks Roswell Mood

Roswell looks to Bottomless Lakes as a state park, promising crowds and revived business. The community debate hints at economic uplift and a lift from recent low spirits as locals weigh the cultural and regional impact of the proposed park.

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