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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
8
Leland Fellows unveils the New Newstand with a spruced up look and big opening planned. Malone onions supply at 454 Tire Service Shop on East Second. Wallace Wilson leaves The Record for Sul Ross college in Alpine, tomorrow noon. Election looms next Tuesday as wets and dries prepare to vote. optimism for the best man.
A notice urges buyers to research Philco radios and check the latest developments in radio construction, advising contact with Falconi, Roswell's Radio Expert, for guidance.
The Artesia Bulldogs opened their 1933 football season with a game against the Artesia alumni at Artesia this afternoon, highlighting a local grid clash to start the season.
An East Side auto repair shop advertises guaranteed workmanship and fair pricing. The notice lists East Side Garage at 1010 East Second Street and promotes reliable service.
Bailey's Cleaning Works advertises the most modern equipment in Roswell, offering fair prices and high quality workmanship for clothes. Ad copy highlights up to date machinery and value in cleaning services.
Phone breaks on poultry specials offer big fat hens at 10 cents a pound and colored fryers 30 to 50 cents each. Fat ducks 35 to 40 cents, young turkeys 11 1/4 cents per pound, pigeons four for $25. Dress and deliver available.
Miss Louise Coe of Amarillo Texas visits her aunt Mrs R W Mitchell for several days during her stay.
In Roswell a garden ad promotes Anderson Gardens offering fresh vegetables and a gardener’s best quality. A Fitch creams ad urges visitors to remove summer tan. The Nick son Beauty Shop invites appointments and welcomes new and old customers.
Old Mission advertises latest beauty touches and Powder blending for patrons. Offers delightful Fair hair fashions and invites appointment calls at 182. Ad price noted as 1312c.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Dodson announce the birth of a baby boy this morning at St Marys hospital. The child has been named Lionel Auvurew. They will move this afternoon to their home at 319 East 7th Street.
The Arnold Barber Shop at Corner rd and Richardson advertises a temporary cut in haircut prices from 35 cents to 25 cents until all shops agree on a fair price. The notice is an advance advertisement.
Dora L Fellows trained in powder blending and artistic make up for all occasions at Marshall Fields Chicago. She appears at Yucca Beauty Shop Pag Ta 111 W 2nd. Phone 484. Wallace Wilson heads to Sul Ross College Alpine Texas with mother Mrs P B Wilson and James Mccutchen driving him. Wallace graduated Roswell high last June and has worked part time for The Record this summer.
Advertisement claims top quality vegetables and fresh produce at discounted prices with SL reference likely indicating a store or sale. No specific date or location is provided. The line promotes bright produce and value for shoppers seeking best vegetables.
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