School Visit By County Superintendent At Cartwright
Miss Thelman McCully, county school superintendent, visited Cartwright school today.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1933
Page
8
Miss Thelman McCully, county school superintendent, visited Cartwright school today.
A local ad promotes durable coats in sizes 1 to 3 with good colors and reasonable prices. The notice appears from Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street, Adv. 3201f¢.
Miss Juanita Newsom of Hagerman spent the night here with Miss Eleanor Hughes and left this morning for El Paso. Record Want Ads text results.
Mr and Mrs Dude Lovelace of Memphis Texas are visiting Mr and Mrs Arthur Travis. The social note highlights a friendly hometown gathering with local residents and mentions the hosts.
Frand new RCA 9 tube superhetrodyne radio reduced from 166.00 to 59.50 for buyers seeking a fine radio. Zink Music Company advert. Buys the best of haircuts. Arnold Barber Shop corner 3rd and Richardson. Adv. S19tix.
Roswell Advertising Club becomes the second float entry in the fair parade amid chatter of a Queen contest. Old Man Weather referred to as cautious as the city votes on the wet issue. The Record Election Party drew turnout and Falcons Electrical provided clear loudspeakers. Tree work on deep woods progresses slowly as visitors approach.
The Lea Lake purchase price of 2500 dollars to secure a state park at Bottomless Lakes is being funded by a committee led by J R Daughtry. Over 2000 dollars has been subscribed and organizers expect remaining firms and individuals to contribute the balance after the election delay.
Chaves county dairymen voted last night to submit the NRA code for the county to Washington for review. The code fixes tentative milk prices at eleven cents per quart, nine cents for up to four quarts daily, with final adoption and effect three to four months away.
President Roosevelt asked Secretary Ickes to study rum production in the Virgin Islands as a potential economic remedy if prohibition ends. The move aims to diversify income and boost employment should repeal occur.
Thousands of merchants organize the National Association of Retail Beverage Dealers with Washington headquarters to prepare for repeal of the 18th Amendment. Frank Clark, former Florida congressman, elected president. The platform urges sale of whiskey and wine in bottles at drug stores, hotel liquor to guests with restrictions, and on premise sale of beer and other malt or vinous liquors where allowed by law.
Secretary Wallace urged continued support for controlled inflation and criticized price fixing tied to inflation. He warned that without production control such efforts fail and that inflationists could gain power in Congress this winter. He predicted higher agricultural prices but cautioned on risks from creditor nation psychology tariff attitudes and reluctance to lend abroad.
The case City of Roswell versus Troy Frazier John Duncan and John Doe of the Assembly of God was dismissed this morning by Police Judge A L Johnson on the city attorney Howard Buchly’s motion. Charges included making improper discussion by loud noises late at night and trespassing on private property as noted in a complaint by Henderson D Bush.
A Nickson Beauty Service advertisement offers permanent wave styling to fit personality. It invites calls to 640 for appointments and mentions Nickson Hotel Building as the location.
An old style classified ad promotes Bailey's Cleaning Works offering hat cleaning and blocking services with contact via phone 890. The message emphasizes appearance and wardrobe polish as part of the grooming routine.
Notice from the Eastern New Mexico State Fair states no account will be paid unless written authorization is received from a Board of Directors member. This advertisement sets a strict payment authorization rule for vendors and suppliers.
An adv promoting Ideal Bakery at 607 West 2nd St highlights bread priced at 5 cents. The message stresses the product as distinct from ordinary bread and urges shoppers to visit the grocers for this advertised item from 1813c.
Sun and Wind Bleached hair can be made beautiful and lively by expert operators applying henna tints that do no harm. Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop at 111 West 3rd, phone 484.
A brief advertisement for Sliced Butterneisp Ideal Bakery located at 607 West 2nd Street.
Col George M Studebaker once a millionaire files for bankruptcy in U S district court in South Bend claiming debts near 2 5 million and assets under 5 000 plus unvalued items.
Notice urging buyers to investigate Philco models and latest radio developments, recommending call to Falconi, Roswell's radio expert, for informed purchase advice.
For rent a five room unfurnished house with pavement near the school. Inquiries after 6 o'clock at 608 South Sea. Contact S2013e¢.
The Roswell Kiwanis and Lions Clubs schedule a playoff softball game tomorrow at 5 pm at Thorne Park. The teams tied 7 to 7 last week when darkness halted play after seven innings.
Lelang Fellows appears with E. C. Attest and Elmer Riemen serving as recorder. The fragment notes a local official chain of attestation and recording in a government or civic context.
Second year dormant Oriental poppy Reis offered for planting today at one dollar per dot. Located at 605 North Washington, offered by Mrs. L. H. Weller in the Adv. classified.
Bertrand C. Neidecker, a Paris broker, arrived aboard the liner Aquitania and said he is developing a plan for the French government to buy 150 million dollars worth of American cotton from the federal farm board.
Rumors flourished about a student directory crisis in progress and possible resignations. Unconfirmed reports spoke of revolutionary activity in Santa Clara and Oriente, with Cuba’s eastern half under tension. The government ordered an eight hour day to quell strikes affecting iron mines near Santiago. Two thousand workers were locked in at the mines, with limited entry or exit and food shortages reported as disturbances spread to other areas including Oriente’s sugar mills.
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