Vaughn Reports On Emergency Road Work Progress
Daniel Vaughn head of the employment office and president of the emergency highway employment commission reported progress in the emergency highway program. Work has started in Union Colfax and Otero counties with committees functioning well and listing names for contractor hiring.
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Daniel Vaughn
A. S. Employment Office
Emergency Highway Employment Commission
Vaughn
Ralph E. Davy
Commission
Traly
Chaves
Border Hill
U. S
Roswell Shooters Set for El Paso Rifle Matches
A Roswell rifle club team will enter the Far Southwest Shooting Matches in El Paso from September 26 to October 1. Several Roswell sharpshooters not in the club will also enter pistol and shotgun events. Club members practice nightly and post strong scores, with Joe Massey, Sst. B. F. Leonard, Henry E. Samson, R. W. Funk, Jimmy Elliot, and H. H. Parnes named among those planning to go.
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Roswell
New Standard Station Opens in Roswell
The Standard Stations Inc filling station at Main and Fifth will open soon with a welcome for visitors. Ladies receive flowers and youngsters army caps. C W Bloodworth leads with L E Tinker and Norman Fee as assistants. The Record offers congratulations and best wishes for success. Pendergrass service held at Talmage Chapel for Mac V Pendergrass, with burial at South Park. Survived by four brothers and five sisters. relatives from Sweetwater and Las Cruces arrived. Mor tuary handled arrangements.
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Standard Stations Inc
Main
Fifth
Roswell
C. W. Bloodworth
L. E. Tinker
Norman Fee
Sweetwater
Texas
Mattie Vaught
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Talmage Mortuary
Legion Ends Meets Edges Toward Bonus Vote and Policy
Delegates at the legion convention wrapped up by voting on the bonus issue and prohibition with a 1167 to 109 approval for immediate bonus payment and 1144 to 133 for repeal of prohibition. Officers elected include national commander Louis A. Johnson and vice commanders Mills, Maloney, Easterwood, Flory, and Meadows. The assembly also affirmed stance against Soviet recognition, League of Nations, and the Griffin bill on naturalization.
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Louis A. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
North Carolina
Charles A. Mills
Florida
John Maloney
Maine
W. H. Easterwood
Texas
Robert Flory
Nebraska
Russell Meadows
Arizona
Irving Wood
Pocatello
Ida
Frank T. Hines
Legion
America
Russia
United States
League of Nations
World Court
Republican County Convention Opens Tomorrow at 2
The Chaves county Republican convention meets tomorrow at two o clock at the courthouse to select a county ticket elect delegates to the state convention and choose county committeemen and officers. Chairman O O Askren will open the meeting as Republicans aim to reduce the Democratic majority and campaign hard. A key issue is the delegation to the state convention and the dispute over instructions for Miller for governor.
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Chaves County
Court House
Albuquerque
O. O. Askren
R. C. Dillon
Prager Miller
Miller
Emergency operation for Miss Anna May Cornell in Artesia
Miss Anna May Cornell was rushed to St Marys hospital from Artesia this morning for an emergency appendicitis operation. The procedure was performed around noon and she was reported to be doing nicely this afternoon.
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Anna May Cornell
St. Mary's Hospital
Artesia
Appendicitis Operation for Miss V Ezzell
Miss V Ezzell underwent an appendicitis operation at St Marys hospital around noon today. The procedure was performed without complications and her condition is reported as satisfactory.
Boxing results from Chicago and surrounding cities
In Chicago Barney Ross knocked out Frankie Petrolie while Jack Sharkey won on points over Sammy Lavine in Saint Paul. Paul Dazzo defeated Frankie Wallace in Cleveland, Pat Flowers outpointed Nick Scialaba in Chicago, and Vince Dundee outpointed Tiger Sullivan in Paterson. Wid Lehr topped Don Hampton in Waterloo Cedar Falls, with several bouts listed by city and decision.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Barney Ross
Frankie Petrolie
Fare
N. C
Jack Sharkey
St. Paul
Sammy Lavine
Paul Dazzo
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Pat Flowers
Little Rock
Ark
Nick Scialaba
Paterson
N. J
Vince Dundee
Newark
Tiger Sullivan
Patterson
Cedar Falls
Wid Lehr
Waterloo
Don Hampton
Minneapolis
Rancher D E Harbert breaks back after horse fall
D E Harbert a 25 year old Pinon rancher in Artesia New Mexico is believed to recover from a broken back and other injuries after being thrown from a horse during coyote hunting He lassoed a coyote as the horse veered into a ditch then toppled Harbert struck his back on a stone and lay paralyzed before help arrived The coyote fled unreadable ads follow.
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Artesia
N. M
D. E. Harbert
Pinon
Harbert
Montagne, Radio-Keith-Orpheum Chief Scenario Writer Dies
Edward J. Montagne, 47, chief scenario writer for Radio-Keith-Orpheum Studios, died last night in Hollywood. The veteran screenwriter contributed to numerous features and was a key figure in late studio production.
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Hollywood
Edward J. Montagne
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Studios
Grocery ad fragment with canned goods listings
Fragmented ad lists Del Monte pineapple Libby red salmon Van Camp spaghetti and pork and beans in various can sizes. Indicates sale pricing like two for a certain amount, though many words are garbled. Names brands and products appear without clear quantities or dates.
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Hurley
Huron
South Dakota
Viva Voce
Harry M. Arthur
South Carolina
Republican CO
Tes County
Republicans
Lake van Dexter
Gus Lemp
Adyvy
Finn & Reamer
S. Main
Falconi Electrical Service
Second St
Lynch Hat Works
N. Main St
The
Olympic
Bordeaux
Rustic
Coral
White
Pink
Froya
Kayser
Sunshine
Camp Camino
Hills Bros
Folgers
Maxwell House
Schilling
Great West
Portales
Delmonte
Libby’s
van Camp
White Swan No. 2
Mortons
Heinz
Best Foods
Libby
Gerbers
10Th. & North Main Sts
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