Roswell Daily Record information page and credits
The Roswell Daily Record publication details include office contacts, editors E MASON and EDW L SCA R RITT, advertising staff H B COOLEY, subscription rates, carrier pricing, and notice ofAssociation AP membership. It notes establishment in 1903, second class mail status, and Roswell New Mexico origin.
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Fair season benefits New Mexico communities and forests
A 1940 roosevelt era column praises fairs in Clovis Albuquerque and Roswell for morale and economic value while cautioning timber harvests in the mountains. It notes Roswell’s four thousand dollar annual fair cost offset by city county and valley gains and urges moderation to protect watershed and beauty of forests.
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New Mexico
Clovis
Albuquerque
Roswell
Pecos Valley
The Glass Slipper drama unfolds in tense bargains
Alicia confirms Brule's alleged murder link and pressures Rue toward divorce while warning of police risks. Rue, haunted by a knife hidden in a scarf and a chilling plan, plans escape with Andy's aid as Alicia tightens her grip, hinting at conclusive evidence. The scene shifts to a fresh call for CCC camp applicants in New Mexico.
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Alicia
Rue
Brule
Crystal
Steven
Andy
Rye
Mirron G Eberhart
King Features Syndicate, Inc
New Mexico View: Growth, Opportunities, and Industry
The 1940 Census records 131 409 881 people in the United States, a seven percent rise the slowest in decades. The piece urges focus on national character over rapid growth and highlights New Mexico’s growing role in defense, agriculture, and manufacturing, plus notes a forthcoming Know Your New Mexico illustrated feature. It also covers local items about the Ligon Game Farm, the Albuquerque Democratic platform event, and brief notices on diamonds, Pratt, and aviation links to England.
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U. S
United States
American Republic
George Washington
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Rose Ligon
Shush call on NM League echoes in political reform cries
A columnist vents about political corruption in New Mexico, criticizing efforts to silence criticism as harmful to the state. The piece cites vote buying and repeated election fraud across counties, recalling past exposure at a Torrance County event, and urges vigilance despite pressure to hush. Contact for classifieds listed as No. 11.
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New Mexico
Torrance County
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels
An ad promoting Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin. It touts relief from constipation, claims the syrup Pepsin eases ingestion, notes herb Senna wakes laz y bowels, and highlights child friendliness and tastiness for easy dosing after meals.
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