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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1933
Page
8
Heavy showers yesterday afternoon at Hagerman extended to Dexter and Artesia in lighter form. More rain fell in recent days as far south as Artesbad, soaking that valley region with a good wetting down.
A fire started last night in the Carlsbad city jail but rapid action by the fire department limited damage with flames extinguished swiftly and no major injuries reported.
Alfred Anaya and Narta Nunez of Roswell were issued a marriage license at the county clerk’s office this morning.
Francisco Rodriquez two year old son of Mr and Mrs Jose Rodriquez died at the family home at seven this morning. Funeral services will be held at nine tomorrow morning. Burial will be at South Park with Ballard Funeral Home directing.
Price of haircuts reduced from 35 cents to 25 cents until all shops agree on a fair price. Arnold Barber Shop at corner of 3rd and Richardson announces the change in advertising notice.
A wedding occurred this morning for James McNear age 72 from Roswell and Felipe Pantoja age 17 from Lake Arthur.
Dormant Oriental Poppy roots ready to plant now at 1.000 dollars per dot. Located at 60 North Washington. Mrs. L. H. Weller advertises. Contact details appear in the notice with a reference to Adv. 1615x.
Falconi Roswell's Radio Expert advises shoppers to investigate Philco em radio construction before purchasing. The notice emphasizes latest developments and encourages consulting the local specialist for guidance.
Harry A. Jackson and Mary Chloe Merritt, both of Pinon New Mexico, were married here on Thursday in a ceremony conducted by Rev. C. C. Hill.
Tax collections in Chaves county for the first half of September totaled 3162 dollars 78 cents. The notice runs under a rare Sunday turkey dinner advertisement with a busy bee theme and a price emphasis at 50 cents.
Attorneys J. M. Hervey Curtis Hill Harold Hurd and Herman Crile will go to Lovington next Monday in connection with cases in district court there. Judge James R. McGhee sitting at this pe pond court will return to Posnei September 23.
A 1930 Buick sedan offers easy terms advertised by courteous salesmen. Carl Johnson promotes the vehicle with approachable terms and a confident sales pitch aimed at potential buyers seeking affordability.
A young man seeks a future-oriented job and offers to invest 500 dollars in starting a small services business. He requests strong local recommendations and excludes lunch counters, oil stocks, or book selling. For interview, respond with Record Box 33 via Record-Ads Get Results.
Members of the state public works board head to Fort Worth on a conference with Assistant Secretary Waite. From New Mexico arrive former Governor Otero Col Sellers from Albuquerque and Col Atwood from Roswell. Texas and Louisiana boards will also attend.
San Francisco authorities questioned James Lawson who confessed to robberies in the Midwest. He denied knowledge of the Union Station Plaza killings in Kansas City on June 17, claiming to be in San Francisco at the time. Kansas State and federal agents seek his return, with Joplin, Missouri, seeking him for a $172,000 robbery at the R & S Motor Sales Company.
Cotton buyers and threshers visit Hagerman as bales are ginned and a rare threshing combine is showcased. Residents report strong Oklahoma and Texas crops, plus visits from Roswell and Carlsbad. A Grace Leigh Scott schoolhouse address wowed locals, while W C T U and Methodist activities drew participation. Community dinners, canning projects, and store remodels mark a busy period with gatherings at churches and homes.
Dallas dispatch reports night sailor Tom Manion and Grover Bevill alias Jack Beval were detained on Labor Day escape charges. Manion allegedly allowed Harvey Bailey to escape while in the county jail custody. Bevill faced aiding, abetting, and rescuing Bailey from marshal J. R. Wright.
Hinkle argues that reducing property taxes via a Twenty Mill Amendment will fund schools from other income, curb government waste, and prevent ruin of businesses and homes. He warns current taxes are excessive and urges voters to support a just, economical revenue law.
Mrs. E. M. Fisher entered Lolita Amour roses in the City Beautiful Contest today, showcasing a vivid bloom display and floral arrangement.
Bert Day and Mrs. Grace Dean were bound over to the district court with bonds at 500 each after a preliminary hearing alleging they stole a wrist watch and a five dollar bill from Mrs. Dora Stewart at 901 North Richardson on July 22. Albuquerque regional veterans bureau manager R R Gibson announced two boards of review for 800 veterans presumptive compensation cases would be set up Monday. For New Mexico the forecast calls for a fair night in the south and extreme east portions.
The article reports speakers urging defeat of the 20 mill limit proposal. Attorney General KK Neumann argues limits won’t cut taxes, or else taxes rise elsewhere to fund government and schools. Beall and Senator Julien speak. Beall ridicules liquor tax productivity estimates. Albuquerque postmaster Roy L. Cook appointment praised by John Michael of the Young People's Roosevelt Garner Club.
A storm system caused major damage from Tampico to Texas. Reports say six killed, 50 injured, and 2,000 homeless in the Tampico district with wrecked hospital and asylum. Coast guard units faced high seas while relief workers moved to aid victims.
Reader advertises willingness to purchase any make of car for cash, stating they will pay the right price.
An advertisement notes a cosmetologist trained in powder blending and artistic make up. She is based at Marshall Fields Beauty Salon, Chicago, and appears at Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop, 111 W. 3rd, with phone 484. Adv. $15.
Classified ad fragment notes Sliced Bread promotion at Perfect Bakery and associated stores with possible sale or advertisement labeling.
The Roswell federal court term was dismissed yesterday afternoon until Monday morning. Jurors must report Monday. Judge Col in Neblett granted the plaintiff a foreclosure order covering all property in the mortgage, except the addition security in the case of H. T. Farrell individually and as trustee for R. L. Farrell and R. L. Farrell himself versus H. T. Perry.
Local auto repair ad offers guaranteed workmanship and competitive prices at Fast Side Garage located at 1101 East Second Street. Services advertised include quick turnaround and affordable rates to attract customers.
You gain more cleaning value than elsewhere with Bailey's offering modern equipment in Roswell and fair pricing. They promise the highest quality workmanship modern cleaners can provide.
For prizes at the Fair must be made within last two years. Get your premium list here. Still time to make something. Ars Gift Shop. 107 West 4th St. Adv. 61tfe
An advertisement urges readers to use Fitch creams to fade a summer tan and call 640 the Nick son Beauty Shop for appointments. It invites both new and old customers to call for services and emphasizes welcoming callers.
Old Mission advertises latest beauty touches blending powders for patrons and offers several stylish hair fashions. Call 182 for an appointment and experience the new looks at the Old Mission.
Advertises free listing of items for sale or exchange with request to send a stamp for the current list. Mentions Box 246, City. S13téx
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