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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1934
Page
3
The Advertising Solicitor notes the death of John T. McClure, a beloved citizen and friend. It remembers his genial smile and warm greeting, and expresses that his memory will live in hearts forever.
Mr and Mrs T H Craig departed this morning for Raidoso and other points in the Liffieln forest for a short visit.
The Roswell team departs in the morning for Carlsbad to face the Cavemen in tomorrow's afternoon game as the local artillerymen anticipate a competitive clash.
The Massty Five opens Chautauqua on Monday evening July 2 at 2 45 p m Help us to sell every season ticket Adv 2912e¢
The ad proclaims the fastest time on wheels on Firestone Gum Dipped Tires and promotes sales by Roswell Auto Co. Adv.
Mr and Mrs Paul L Young arrived yesterday from their Midland Texas home to spend several days in Roswell attending to business matters.
An advertisement promotes Lee tires as the best all around choice for any car and any budget, urging customers to buy a Lee tire next time and asserting broad fit and affordability.
Carl Cobb Oscar Jones and A Livingston, who recently pleaded guilty before U S Commissioner Dan C Savage to violating the national prohibition act, were sent to Santa Fe this morning for sentence by James W Johnson and Jaffa Miller. Special bargains used cars offered by Frank Young Adv.
R H Henderson of Henderson-Dexter Blair visited from Artesia to oversee business matters and plan resumed operations in south eastern New Mexico as season ticket sales continue at 2.50 in advance with 4 days left.
Advertisement notes season ticket sales for Chautauqua events starting Monday July 2 at 2 45 PM. It urges readers to assist in selling tickets for the season, with emphasis on advance sales.
Roswell Auto Company advertises installation of awnings to improve car comfort.
Oscar Thompson, an elderly longtime resident of this section, died yesterday at his Lovington home. Funeral services are set to be held in Lovington this afternoon.
Roswell Hardware Company promotes a hot griddle slogan featuring the Red Hot brand and Griswold cookware. The brief note highlights durable, high heat performance for hot cakes and specialty frying. AEEV.
A city advertisement from Massey Market and Grocery at 109 North Virginia emphasizes fresh meat and groceries, promising savings with old prices and urging customers to prepare for rainy days. The ad lists phone 584 and invites shoppers to visit for bargains.
A brief notice references Massey Five scheduled for July second at 2 45 p m with details incomplete leaving readers seeking further clarification or follow up from authorities.
Lela Chaves pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly before Judge Winston this morning. She was fined $5 plus costs for the offense.
Roswell Auto Co advertises a national championship claim for Firestone Gum Dipped Tires, stating they have won every National Championship.
Advert announces fresh honey crop now available from Adyv with a note to ask your groceryman. The brief item highlights market availability and directs consumers to local retailers.
J C Williams arrived yesterday from Las Cruces for a several day stay in Roswell on a trip combining business with leisure.
A Rose Bud Farm property offers 10 acres with a good house and other buildings, one to two wells, and an abstract. Cash price 695 dollars. Located at 22 Eat 19th St with Acme Sign Co as contact. Address Rose Bud Farm Parr Ind 3012x Acme Sign Co. Phone 256. Adyv.
Sheriff J E Zumwalt left this morning for points in the mountains on a short visit. An advertisement notes wooden candles as a wax alternative and promotes an Art Exchange Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street with Fuller Brush Man contact Phone 655.
The Pecos Valley Lumber Co published weekly in Roswell and Pecos Valley notes a Fourth of July entertainment program despite campaigns for saner Fourths and laws against hard cider. It mentions T. J. Ray building a new campground at Tenth and Virginia corner.
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