Roswell Airport Manager Returns After Overhaul
Cal Barnett manager of Roswell airport arrived at 5 20 p m last night aboard the Roswell Air Service American Eagle four place cabin plane. He had been in Fort Worth for motor overhaul.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
6
Cal Barnett manager of Roswell airport arrived at 5 20 p m last night aboard the Roswell Air Service American Eagle four place cabin plane. He had been in Fort Worth for motor overhaul.
Small classified ad highlights beds with good cleanliness, heating and a garage available at 611 North Richardson. Ad promises reasonable terms and references the North Richardson address for contact.
D L Geyer advertises a modern six room house at 208 North Kansas Avenue. The listing notes the property as an available residence with unspecified price and features.
Hagerman deputy sheriff Jim Williamson said the Roswell primary was quiet yesterday. Oo. E. Little expresses gratitude for loyal support in the campaign for District Attorney, noting defeat does not dampen appreciation. 16th
Election ends quietly and a kinder cop helps a shivering Mexican boy by buying him coveralls. Flea facts amuse readers while The Record hosts an Election Return Party. A fox farm visit prompts a fur joke as Standard Station opens tomorrow with caps for children and corsages for ladies.
Mrs. Marcielle Puckett, defeated candidate for District Clerk nomin ation, thanks friends and congratulates nominee George L. Porem an. H. P. Saunders, successful candidate for Assessor nomination, expresses heartfelt thanks for support in the primary.
The shop announces it is now located at 108 West Fourth. All old patrons and new ones will be welcomed.
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