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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1933

Page

8

No Tail Light Arrests In Justice Court

Motor patrolman C. S. Sales arrested Leon Ullrich Joseph Fields Frank Willis and March Bank for not having a tail light. Ulrich and Willis were dismissed. Fields fined $4.50 and costs. Bank pleaded not guilty and trial was set for today.

C. S. Sales Justice Court Leon Ullrich Joseph Fields Frank Willis March Bank Ulrich Willis Fields Bank

Beautify Yourself With a Permanent Wave Ad

Nickson Beauty Service offers permanent waves to suit your personality. Equipped to provide any kind of perm and ready to help. Call 640 for an appointment. Nickson Hotel Building.

Nickson Beauty Service Nickson Hotel

Missing Jack the Terrier Puppy In Arkansas Ad Notice

Police notified today of the loss of Jack a three month old Terrier puppy owned by Miss Rosemary Horgan 510 South Missouri Avenue. The dog is white with brown and black ears and a black circle on his back. A generous reward is offered for his return. Buys the best of Haircuts ARNOLD BARBER SHOP Corner 3rd and Richardson.

Jack Rosemary Horgan South Missouri Avenue

Dunn Returns From California, Reopens Office

W. A. Dunn has returned from a month in California and is back in his office. He resumed duties this week, resuming private consultations and business matters following the trip.

W. A. Dunn California

Thomas Coggan Upright Piano For Sale At $50

Upright piano with perfect action and good tone and case offered by Zink Music Co Adv. Price is 50 dollars with 10 dollars down to take it.

Thomas Coggan Zink Music Co

Bailey's Cleaning Works Ad Showcases Hats and Shoes

An advertisement proclaims Bailey's Cleaning Works at phone 890 offering cleaning services for hats and shoes. It emphasizes style by noting a well dressed look with a good hat and shoes and mentions a factory method.

Bailey’s Cleaning Works

Local ads list bread sale and beauty service offers

Sliced Batter Krisp Bread at your grocers five cents. Ideal Bakery at 607 West 2nd Street. Little Bleached hair can be made beautiful by expert operators applying henna tints that do no harm. Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop at 111 West 3rd. Phone 484. Advy.

West Advy

Sliced Batter wrisp It's different from just Bread

Ideal Bakery at 607 West 2nd St promotes sliced batter as a distinct product from ordinary bread.

Ideal Bakery West 2Nd St

Up and Down the Main Drag Ad Man

Election weather hints a wet city and the Rec ord will publish returns tonight starting around 6:30 or 7:00. B F Ginsberg displays copper mugs in his window as sport fans await results while the Lobos play the Broncos on October 14. NRA stands for No Refreshments Allowed as Phi Mus join the movement. Poll activity suggests high voter turnout with little campaign riding in banners.

Infant Wynadt dies after short illness at St Marys

Barbara Ann Wynadt eleven months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wynadt died at St Marys hospital shortly after five yesterday afternoon. She was ill briefly and survived by her parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Kettelman who run the Bankhead Hotel. Funeral held at Schulers Studio Service Room with Rev LeRoy Thompson presiding. Miss Maude Keller sang. Burial at South Park.

Barbara Ann Wynadt Lynn Wynadt St. Mary’s Hospital Harry Kettelman Bankhead Schulers LeRoy Thompson Presbyterian Church Maude Keller South Park

Bread Statement Sparks Debate in Local Ad Campaign

An advertising note contrasts bread with other staples, highlighting consumer attitudes. The short message emphasizes distinction and suggests a broader discussion about everyday foods and value in the community.

Bank Robbery Fires Tie to Vaughn Bandits

Bandits forced two highways as Huntsinger and Hunt checked loss estimates from the Citizens State Bank raid in Vaughn New Mexico. Clovis police linked a Melrose bank robbery plan to the earlier Vaughn crime and noted two fires and a Chevrolet matching the bandits’ description. Whitey Walker, an escaped Oklahoma convict, was suspected as one of the robbers.

Huntsinger Hunt Banw Melrose Bank Clovis N. M Melrose Here Citizens State Bank Vaughn First National Bank of Whitey” Walker Oklahoma

New Mexico votes in key repeal and tax measures

In Albuquerque voters decide on repealing the state dry law and the eighteenth amendment, with polls open nine to six. Balloting also selects three constitutional convention delegates, addresses school bond limits, and adds judicial districts. Results expected after six tonight amid light turnout in Eddy and Lea counties.

New Mexico Carlsbad Eddy Lea Albuquerque N. M Fairweather Santa Fe Franklin K. Lane

Bank Robbery Alert Prompted Sheriff Peck Watch on Vaughn Road

Sheriff John C. Peck of Chaves County posted two officers on the Vaughn highway after being notified of a bank robbery at Vaughn. The officers maintained surveillance throughout the morning to secure the area and deter further activity.

John C. Peck Chaves County Vaughn Highway Vaughn Bank

Scout Expansion Campaign Aims in Eastern New Mexico

The Eastern New Mexico Area Council launches a Ten Year Program campaign to year end. Goals include 200 twelve year old Scouts, 50 four year Scouts, 80 new Scouts, four new packs with 50 new cubs, one Sea Scout ship with eight members, and ten new lone Scouts in Chaves County. Roswell already meets enrollment goals but more units are urged.

New Mexico Boy Scouts of America National Council P. W. Thorson Roswell Thorson Chaves County

Party Kissing Identified As Risky Pastime

Doris Blake comments on a Chicago shooting tied to a “harmless” kiss at a country club. She notes the trend among married couples fueled by cocktails, leading to divorces or court cases, while comparing it with changing attitudes of unmarried women during the flapper era.

Doris Blake Chicago

OIX BATTERY A MEMBERS ARE HOME

Six members of Battery A 158th Field Artillery New Mexico National Guard have been released from duty in the Gallup strike area and returned to Roswell on the afternoon train. They are Edward Connor Howard E Holmes Lynn W Perkins James V Lockhart Walter C Deen and Kenneth Q Williams.

158Th Field Artillery New Mexico National

Auto Repair Ad from East Side Garage

East Side Garage at 1010 East Second Street offers guaranteed auto repair with competitive prices. Reliable service emphasized by Slatic advertisement.

East Side East Second Street Slatic

Oriental Poppy Revi Dormant Roots For Planting Now

Second year dormant Oriental poppy roots ready to plant at once. Priced at one dollar per dot. Located at 605 North Washington. Advertised by Mrs. L. H. Weller.

North Washington L. H. Weller

Needlework Entries For Prizes At The Fair

Prizes at the fair require needlework entries within two years. Premium lists available at Ars Gift Shop located at 107 West 4th Street. Limited time remains to create a piece for judging.

Ars Gift Shop West 4Th St

Philco radio tips from Roswell expert Falconi

A public notice urges buyers to research Philco radios and highlights Falconi Roswell's Radio Expert as the local source for up to date developments in radio construction.

Philco Falconi Roswell

Rain Helps Princess Theatre Book Drive in Roswell

A steady rain reached Roswell last night with 095 inch, touching west to the mountains and Riverside Camp near Picacho. Clovis Vaughn Artesia saw light rain, Abilene Santa Fe El Paso Carrizozo Alamogordo and Tatum were clear, Amarillo cloudy. A good schoolbook will admit to Soldiers of the Storm at Princess theatre Wednesday afternoon, as Yucca Princess theatres partners with schools to collect usable books for needy pupils.

Roswell Riverside Picacho Clovis, Vaughn Artesia Abilene Santa Fe el Paso Carrizozo Alamogordo Tatum Amarillo Princess Theatre Yucca-Princess Theatres

War Risk Case in Federal Court Today

The war risk insurance case of Thomas Ridgeway versus the United States was tried in federal court before Judge Colin Neblett. It had not concluded at press time.

Thomas Ridgeway United States Nere Colin Neblett

Opposition to Ratification Amidst Local Figures

Miguel A. Gonzales and Prager Miller support ratification while Mrs. John W. Wilson Manuel Arellano I Jr. and Luke Roberts oppose. The brief dispute lists the names of local residents taking sides in a public decision.

John W. Wilson Manuel Arellano, I Jr Luke Roberts

City Beautiful Contest Roses Entered by Local Winners

Beautiful roses were entered in the City Beautiful Contest today. Mrs. Gus Lemp submitted eight American Beauty roses and Mrs. E M Fisher entered a bouquet of Lorita Amour roses.

Gus Lemp E. M. Fisher

Also Mentioned on This Page

Adeline Daddy ‘Pope Frank Marks Rotary ED Williams Arnold Barber Shop Corner Richardson Adv Son Texas Monarch Monarch Gun Gross-Miller Grocery Co the Ad Man B. F. Ginsberg University of N. M. Lobos New Mexico Military Institute Broncos Phi Mus University of New Mexico NRA By Gorham Rose Marie America Huff’s Jewelry Store OIX Battery Leonard Electric Leonard Old Man Winter Ellzey’s Auto Service CO Penn Ayers News Stand Courtney Holston S. Rich Capitan Mae West Fed Miguel A. Gonzales Prager Miller DRY Cleaners N. Main Purdy Electric Co No. Main St John C. Martens W. Hendricks Vera Crouse Bolds Roswell Lodge A. F A. M Leland Fellows W. M Elmer Riemen Secy Ginsberg Music Co Everything Musical Phone Ginsberg Kers Purdy’s Furniture Sotre
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