Record Publish Company society editor and staff list
Published Every Evening Ex Sunday by Record Publish Company lists offices, editors, and staff including Society Editor 55 Night Phone 245, City H B Cooley Advertising Mgr, and staff members. It notes subscriptions and mailing rates in New Mexico and other cities, with terms and association memberships mentioned.
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Record Publish Company
Eds
Society
Membber Audit Bureau of Circulations
L. Scarritt
H. B. Cooley
New Mexico
Roswell
Trade Terarrier
Pears
Congress
Associated Press
Asen
First state primary election urged for New Mexico
Tomorrow marks the first state primary in New Mexico under new rules with penalties for violations. Voters are urged to register and participate as officials expect quick results via AP gathering statewide returns. The piece also notes President Roosevelt's pledge against war unless attacked.
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New México
New Mexico
Chaves County
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Wallace
Hitler
Election clash over war aims and conscription in crisis
The piece contrasts Roosevelt and Willkie on Europe policy and warns against class rhetoric. It notes calls for conscription of capital, labor, and industry and argues most Americans are ordinary, urging unity in defense without driving wedges.
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Roosevelt
Crops and Ranges In Good Condition
In Albuquerque on September 12 the weekly U S weather bureau summary reported most crop lands and ranges on Mexico's side in good condition. It noted that more rain is needed in lower elevations to aid ranges and badly needed in the eastern state sectors where winter wheat planting is hampered by dryness.
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Albuquerque
Mexico
U.S. Weather Bureau
Home Accidents Show Men Clumsy in Their Castle
Chicago report highlights National Safety Council data on home accidents in 1939. Falls dominated fatalities with 16,100 deaths from falls on stairs floors rugs and furniture, while burns 5,600 and poisonings 1,500 also contributed. Firearms and mechanicals added dozens more deaths in a sobering overview.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Water outlook for irrigation districts and harvest season noted
A report states sufficient water in main irrigation districts to finish the season but little storage. Ranges are largely in good condition with prospects for late fall and winter ranges strong. Water for stock is plentiful except in the northeast. Cotton picking, sorghum harvest, broom corn cutting, and fruit and truck harvests are underway. Purity Baking Co promotes Harlan's New Purity Bread and White Bread with a brief ad.
Santa Fe carloadings rise vs last year in week end Sept 7 1940
Santa Fe Railway System carloadings for the week ending September 7 1940 totaled 18 169 up from 18 511 in 1939. Receipts from connections were 5 844 versus 5 335 a year earlier. Total cars moved reached 24 013 in contrast to 23 846 in 1939.
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Santa FE
Road plans advance for Dry Canon to aid Highway 83
The 1939 week saw Santa Fe move 25 913 cars as officials map a new Dry Canon route for Highway 83 from Cloudcroft to Highway 54 70. State Engineer Dwyre and Governor Miles arranged to let the state absorb scattered forest projects while federal funding supports forest road work. Glen Harris reports Hot Springs anglers catching crappie, sending word from Pasadena.
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Cloudcroft
State Highway Department
Dry Canon
la Luz
New Mexico
Miles
Dwyre
Doughbelly Price Seeks State Representative Seat
Colfax columnist notes Doughbelly Price a former Sunday School scholar in Colfax Eagle Nest Cimarron is a candidate for state representative at tomorrow's election. His card proclaims he is dishonest enough to catch crooks ignorant enough to be frank nosy enough to be respected and smart enough not to pass more silly laws.
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Doughbelly” Price
Colfax
Eagle Nest
Cimarron
New Mexico Absents From Grand Army National Encampment
No New Mexico attendance recorded at the seventy fourth Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chicago this week. Ages of attendees average 95, oldest 103. likely the last gathering of its kind. The Star Spangled Banner anniversary is not celebrated in New Mexico this year due to world events. The symbol remains, even as formal observances wane.
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Alicia
Rue
Steven
Brule
Andy
Crystal
Mignon G. Eberhart
King Features Syndicate
Ina
New Mexico
Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago
United Confederate Veterans
Congress of the United States
Mary Young Pickersgill
Caroline
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
342 Year Road Teaser Marks Santa Fe Taos Highway
A planned month centering event celebrates completing the 342 year effort to link Santa Fe and Taos by highway. The piece laments past deception and notes the route will become a premier scenic and commercial connector, with eventual Taos to Raton alignment, emphasizing historic value over every-mile maxim.
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Santa Fe
Taos
United States
Raton
DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES AND YESTERDAY'S ANSWER
A list of crossword clues with numbers and the prompt Yesterday's Answer. Clues include entries like exist, to stud with gems, scorches, insect, god of underworld, expression of disapproval, totals, at sea, sect, exclamation of relief, shoe part, weakens, otherwise, and many more.
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GNON
Eberpr
Juliet Garder
Crystal Hatterick
Guy
Jule
Mrs. Hatterick
Elizabeth Downey
Hatterick House
Julie
Frome
W. Lee O’daniel
Texas
Weston G. Frome
Nancy
van Horne
Illinois
Alamogordo
Will Robinson
Europe
Willkie
Harlan
Purity Baking Co
I.a
Yucca Drug Store
N. Main St
Donald Duck
Cme
Ounspurs
Righ Ver
Moseley's
East Second Street
Walt Disney
Coronado
FORD
Roswell Auto CO
Glen Harris
California
Hot Springs
Pecos Valley
Beach Street
Pasadena
State OF
County OF Chaves
William Joseph Barron
Lottie Jane Barron
Phyrne Floyd Fitch
Loyda Kate Remick
Wiliam Joseph Barron
Emmett Patton
R. P. Fullerton
D. P. Greiner
Jo Schrimshher
Republican Central Committee
Frank Wortman
Edith Geyer
Adv
State OF New Mexico
M. H. Ward
Hattie Ward
No. 11
Daily Crossword
King Features Syndicate, Inc
U.S. Pat
Jyst
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