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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
8
An advertising snippet promotes Bailey's Cleaning Woks with a phone number 890 and a slogan about value. It mentions Smyrna canvas stamps and Flint point needles and yarns for crafts. An art gift shop at 107 W. 4th St advertises stamping, hooked rugs, and blue nose hookers.
Delmar Neal Pope superintendent Public Education Roswell New Mexico has been named a member of a national committee on interpreting the schools to the public. The panel will meet in Cleveland with a report due February 24 through March 1 1934, part of a major reorganization to give members more responsibility amid the education crisis.
A tractor crash on a bridge crushed Mrs Samuel Sosa 22 and Luis Sosa 23, killing them instantly. Luis Sosa's six month old baby was hurled from the car and is critically injured. A second child escaped harm as the two tractors collided with a beam and toppled. Mrs Luis Sosa and Samuel Sosa were among the injured, with officers prepared to file charges after a full inquiry led by Assistant District Attorney Jose Armijo.
Dr. Casper Helmig a prominent dentist and Roswell Artesia figure died at his home in Raton around noon yesterday. He had lived in Raton for years and was known in Roswell and Artesia. Phil Helmig left this morning to attend the funeral services set for tomorrow in Raton.
The Only Tailor H. Berkow advertises custom suits made in Roswell at 115 West 4th Street. Services include alterations and repairs to restore suits to a like new appearance.
Mrs Williams Hall invites friends and customers to visit Orchid Beauty Shop for services and products at the shop, promoting the business and inviting support.
An advertisement promising a realistic permanent wave with a few comb twists to keep it lovely and affordable. It highlights economy pricing and directs readers to Nickson Beauty Service at Nickson Hotel Pidg for contact and service.
Advertisement for Mrs. L. H. Weller lists second year dormant roots priced at one dollar per dozen.
Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop at 111 W 3rd promotes fall beauty prereqs including hair reconditioning and a permanent wave. Juanita Bailey joins Old Mission Beauty Shop attracting old and new customers for cosmetics and styling.
Men’s and family style dining advertised for 25 cents. Open Saturday the 20th at the dining room upstairs of the Town Send Hotel located on South Main.
Pure Cherry Cider pressed from friped cherries, healthful and satisfying, sold exclusively at the Cherry Cider Stand, lith and Main, by the glass, quart and gallon. Splendid for jelly.
The Artesia city council is examining a 50 block paving program with Santa Rosa asphalt. Roswell engineer M. H. Hunter conducts a preliminary cost survey to assess feasibility and budget implications.
Five room stucco house for rent partly furnished by Mrs. L. H. Weller. Ad appears in section S28t5x.
Advertisement lists live and dressed poultry prices by Brookshier’s. Fat hens ten cents per pound, fryers twenty five to forty five cents each, roosters forty cents each, young turkeys thirteen cents per pound, large fat turkey hens eleven cents per pound, big white ducks fifty cents each, pigeons four for thirty five cents. Delivery available alive or dressed.
Cecil Massey of San Patricia, son of Mr and Mrs W C Massey of Roswell, arrived in Roswell from El Paso where he has been hospitalized for a buckshot wound to his hand. An El Paso officer said he mistook Massey for a bandit. Twelve to fourteen pieces of shot were removed, and more may be taken out later from his thumb after healing.
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