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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1933
Page
8
Charles Scarritt Jr the writer of the Just Mavericks column and his aunt Miss Orgia Spencer have left for a visit in Kansas City. They were staying at the home of Ms. W. C. Allon, Spencer's sister and Scarritt's aunt.
The ad lists four essentials for fall beauty pre requisites including hair reconditioning a permanent wave a high hat coiffure and high light make up. Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop at 111 West 3rd offers these services with phone contact 484.
A local notice advises buyers to research Philco models and latest radio construction advances before purchasing, citing Roswell radio expert Falconi as the source. The message emphasizes informed shopping and up-to-date tech in radio sets.
A beauty service offers modern permanent waves at economy prices. Nickson Beauty Service in Nickson Hotel Building advertises expert styling and affordable rates for a refreshed look. Phone number listed as 640 for booking.
An advertisement urges customers to value quality over price with the slogan How Cheap but How Good, highlighting Bailey's Cleaning Works and the contact phone 8490 as the call to action.
Advertisement from Ideal Bakery at CO7 West 2nd St promotes Butter Krisp sliced bread. States 22 oz loaf for 10c and questions paying 10c for 16 oz. all sliced. Includes phone number 29 and code S26t3c.
A classified style ad promoting cleaning and pressing services at 50 cents with cash and carry at HI ART CLEANERS located at 1023 West 4th Street. Includes phone reference 62 and a time hint of Saturday.
Local ads advertise Butter Krisp bread with a different product claim and a Durabled coats in sizes 1 to 3. Also an art gift shop at 107 West 4th Street. A wanted milk cow is sought at 1000 East Brand.
Special notice to baseball fans Roswell Daily Record and Dustin's News Store bring World Series games to Roswell with George Foreman doing play by play and Bob Brewer managing on field. Opening game October 3rd barring bad weather. Ladies urged to watch for women’s interest notice. Cacti display at the Fair led by John Blea. Cotton gins back in operation boosting local economy. Clyde Fulton directs weed cutting on East Second Street to prevent seeding.
A few Eastern New Mexico State Fair tire covers remain for residents whose cars will travel outside Roswell in the next three weeks. The free covers can be obtained at the Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Thelma McCully county school superintendent visited Elk School today to review programs and meet staff and students, highlighting ongoing efforts to improve local education.
The article details expected crowds and street restrictions at the Capitol grounds and cemetery for the Governor's burial. A field piece salutes enters the ceremonies with a national guardsmen volley and taps. Family members arrive. a long list of honorary pallbearers and bank officials are named.
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