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Deming Headlight

Location

Deming, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1921

Page

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Growers Seek Extended Rates For Livestock Movement

Hon. H H Williams, chair of the state corporation commission, was in town to discuss readjustment of cattle rates amid drought losses. He cited a communication from Edgar E Clark of the Interstate Commerce Commission noting a New Mexico wool growers plea to extend emergency range cattle rates to January 1 1922.

H. H Williams state corporation commision Williams Edgar E. Clark interstate commerce commission Washington New Mexico Wool Growers’ Association Albuquerque middle west Texas & Pacific Orient roads Bursum Cowan senate interstate commerce committee

Petty, Old-Time Deming Resident, Dies

Guyton N. Petty an long time Deming resident died Monday morning and was buried Thursday in the local cemetery under Knights of Pythias auspices. Born 1866 at West Point Arkansas he came to Deming with his parents 60 years ago. He served as a clerk for J A Mahoney Co. He leaves his aged mother and two sisters Mrs Porter of Deming and Mrs Delta Baker of Globe Arizona.

Guyton N. Petty Deming Knights of Pything lodge South Tin avenue Ray Sickels Press church Mr. Petty West Point Ark Knights of Pythias Lodge grand lodge J. A. Mahoney Co aend Porter Dempe Detla Baker Globe, Ariz

Leroy Hon to Spend Time in Southern Illinois

LeRoy Hon of Hondale will leave this week for Southern Illinois to remain several months. He has been in poor health and the move may benefit him due to climate. Hon came to Deming in 1906 as an early valley settler with a successful Hondale farm. Mrs. Hon will remain on the farm to manage their interests during his absence.

LeRoy Hon Hondale Southern Illinois

Angelus Oil To Spud In Well No 2 On April 28

Angelus Oil Co plans to spud its No 2 well on April 28 in Cuna county as part of a vigorous drilling push. Preparations on Myn dus No 1 continue with safety casing ready for use, while a northeast section 8 20 9 drilling site has been chosen for No 2 on land from a $26 000 lease. Florida Oil Co also progresses on a northwest well nearby with drilling set to resume soon.

ANGELUS OIL CO Cuna county Angelus No. 2 Angelus No. 1 Myndus Angelus Joan

Odd Fellows Anniversary Celebration in Deming

Deming Odd Fellows plan a Tuesday April 26 anniversary event with services a large inner and social entertainment. Local lodge expects visitors from surrounding towns and invites all Odd Fellows and their families to attend.

Deming Odd Fellows Odd Fellows AM Odd Fellows

Temke Named Referee in Columbus State Bank Case

Judge Ryan appointed A A Temke as referee for the State of New Mexico versus Columbus State Bank. All claims against the defendant must be filed by May 20, 1921 or be barred from participation in asset distribution.

Ryan A. A. Temke th State of New Mexico Columbus State Bank ssid

Pedro Ortega Killed Falling Into Old Well Near Town

Pedro Ortega, returning from work on the Ingram place, was gathering firewood with other Mexicans when he gripped a rotten log over an abandoned well two miles south of town. He fell about 50 feet to the bottom and died instantly. The body was recovered the same night and buried Sunday afternoon.

Ingram place Pedro Ortega

Masons to Hold Dance Dinner and Degree Work

Masons will hold a dance dinner and degree work in the third degree on the evening of May 28 at the Masonic temple and Daring Lodge No 12 Las Cruces lodge. The dance and dinner are at the armory with all visiting Masons invited to attend.

Masonic temple Daring Lodge No. 12 A. F Las ‘Cruces armory

Economy Revival Could Allow Rate Cuts and Bank on Railroads

The speaker argues that adherence to economy and a business revival will soon enable rate reductions while railroads remain profitable enough to avoid widespread receiverships. A copy of the letter was sent to Senator Barnum, and shared with him. Mr Williams, in conference with Mr Wilson of the Southern Pacific, discussed removing cattle loading pens and other issues raised with the state corporation commission for readjustment.

Senator Barnum Williams Wilson Southern Pacific state corporation commission

New Mexico poised for rapid growth says railway official

Edward Chambers of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway predicts swift progress for New Mexico through population growth and capital. He cites vast water for irrigation, rich mineral and timber resources, strong agriculture, and tourism potential, urging cooperative effort and promotion campaigns for investor interest.

New Mexico Edward Chambers Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway system Santa Fe Rio Grande Pecos San Juan Gila Grant county Colfax McKinley Gallup Colfax county Socorra Lincoln Chambers

Shooting Affray Near Lake Valley Sparks May Banquet Plans

Word from Deming reports Latharight Wright shot and killed Joh Sikes on Nunn and Latham ranches six miles east of Lake Valley after a dispute over adjoining land. Sikes reportedly warned watchmen to vacate. Wright claimed self defense. Community unrest and anticipated further trouble followed the incident. A meeting at the community house discussed aligning booster plans with the chamber of commerce while preserving some organizational identity.

Deming STillsborn Latharight mounted poiceman Joh Sikes Nunn & Latham Lake Valley Nunn Wright Sikes Hillsboro Villa Juarez

Deming Pastor Loses Pocketbook in Juarez Depot Theft

El Paso Times reports Reverend M. Flores of Deming Methodist Church had a wallet stolen at the Juarez Mexican Central depot after buying a ticket to Chihuahua. He searched pockets unsuccessfully, notified Juarez police, and telegraphed home for funds before continuing his trip to visit relatives in Chihuahua.

EL Paso M. Flores Methodist Episcopal church Deming Juarez Chihuahua Flores

Angelus Oil Representatives Inspect No 1 Well Near Myndus

F L Manley F B Howe and C E Walley from Los Angeles Angelus Oil Co spend days in town on inspection of No 1 well south of Myndus and arrange drilling of Well No 2 about 23 miles north of Deming toward Cook's Peak. Spudding of Well No 2 expected within days.

F.L Manley F. B. Howe C. E. Walley Los Angeles Angelus Oil Co Myndus Deming Cook’s Peak

Daughter of W. C. Clark Marries Texas Young Man

Edith Clark wed Texas youth W. C. Roas in Beaumont on Monday. The couple will reside at the groom’s Orange home, awaiting future plans.

W. C. CLARK TEXAS Edith Clark Beaumont Tex W. C. Roas st Orange

Mrs Doster Weighs Deming Home After Pardon

Maud Doster, granted an unconditional pardon by Acting Governor Duckworth, arrived in Deming and is staying at the Park Hotel. She seeks employment with a family, desires a quiet life, and wishes to express gratitude to Deming and Columbus residents for their sympathy and support.

Maud Doster Duckworth Deming Park Hotel Doster Calumbus

Murray & Layne Co. to host Arizona Packing Co. on Pine Street

The undefeated Murray and Layne Co. baseball team invites a fast game against Arizona Packing Co. at Pine Street diamond this Sunday at 2 30 PM. The event promises a competitive afternoon of ball on the ground.

PINE STREET Murray & Layne Co Arizona Packing Co Pine Stret diamond

United States treasurer nominee from North Dakota named

Washington Franklin White of Valley City North Dakota has been nominated by President Harding to be treasurer of the United States Peter Augustua Jay of Rhone Inland now minister to Salvator was nominated to be minister to Roumania

Washington Frank White Valley City N. D Harding United States Peter Augustua Jay Rhoe Inland miniater Salvator Roumahia

Pioneer JM Morria Called to Great Beyond

JM Morria a pioneer and longtime Southwest resident dies after a long illness. Funeral with Masonic honors held at F L Nordhaus home. Rev J J Strickland Baptist minister officiated. Survived by W H Morris brother and daughter Susie Price of Douglas Arizona. Born July 21 1839 in Chattanooga Tennessee married Sarah Jane Parker October 21 1858.

J. M. Morria Frank Morrie Nordhaus Mra Arizona Mogellon

New Deming National Bank Signs Attract City Corner

Handsomely lettered and durable black and gold signs adorn the Deming National Bank building fronting Gold and Pine streets. The attractive corner display elevates the area, signaling a big town look and feel.

DEMING NATIONAL BANK

When a Feller Needs a Friend play at Rialto April 30

A library benefit play staged by local talent titled When a Feller Needs a Friend will be presented at the Rialto Theatre on April 30. The cast includes Tom Denker Mills and Bob, Paul Sevhartz, Mrs Schurtz, Jerry Smith, Frederick Roschitz, Mrs Reese and others with a Deming orchestra led by Conductor J E Watson. The plot centers on Tom and Bob facing poverty and deception as they seek a way to entertain visiting relatives, aided by a magical Rug of Truth. The notice also reports the death of Mrs Watson in Albuquerque, remarking on her husband’s long tenure as conductor between Rincon and Silver City.

A Library Association Rialto theatre Satur Deming Tom Denker Goilfrew Bob Mills Paul Sevhartz Schurtz Jerry Smith Frederick Roschitz Reese Faye McKeyes David Hoffman Joe Roach Brooksie Robinson King's ward Bessie Browning Angela Scott Margaret Taylor Tom Captain Smith Rialto J. E. Watson Albuquerque Mrs. Watson Faywood Mr. Watson ronming Rincor Silver City

Spring Term of Court in Session in Lana County

The spring term grand jury was drawn Friday and empaneled Thursday with W. S. Clark foreman and Edgar Hepp clerk. The petit jury will be returned next Monday. Civil dismissals include divorces in Branch v Branch and Best v Best. Charles Schrimpp and Stanley Ward gain citizenship. Villistas trial next week. defense to be led by R F Hamilton after failed agreement with Mexican government. Several cattle theft cases. John R. Peterson, colored, to be tried for the murder of Maggie Hayden, wife of Speedball Hayden. Grand jurors listed: Louis Rayel, Chas. M. Franklin, T. G. Upton, N. J. Welsh, R. M. Wilson, W. W. Phillips, J. O. Herrell, Oscar Tolland, Claude D. Grabert, R. T. Hedrick, J. A. Hughes, Wm. Klein, B. D. Pennington, J., W. Gibson, Lynford L. Peterson, T. K. Yates, Edgar Hepp, Gen. L. Schenk, W. S. Clark foreman, F. L. Barku, Anastacio Torres.

district court Lana county W. S. Clark Edgar Hepp branch Best Charles Schrimpp Stanley Ward Maggie Hayden Speedball Hayden Louis Rayel Chas. M. Franklin T. G. Upton N. J. Welsh R. M. Wilson W. W. Phillips J. O. Herrell Oscar Tolland Claude D. Grabert R. T. Hedrick J. A. Hughes Wm. Klein B. D. Pennington J., W. Gibson Lynford L. Peterson T. K. Yates Gen. L. Schenk W. 8. Clark foreman F. L. Barku Anastacio Torres

Rev Walker Attends Church Extension Meetings in Kentucky

Pastor J H Walker of Deming Methodist church travels to Louisville Kentucky for Board of Church Extension meetings April 26 27 and 28 He plans two weeks visiting relatives and friends in his old home state before returning to Deming

WALKER KENTUCKY J. H. Walker Deming

Optimistic outlook from New MexicoNY Life agents meeting

Traskell Dial reported from a New Mexico agents meeting in Albuquerque where about 20 agents gathered since a New Mexico branch office opened earlier this year. Speakers included L B Putney Editor Magee and Dick Oliver. A regulation was adopted to credit the first thousand dollar policy written by each agent each quarter to a convalescing fellow agent.

Traskell Dial New Mexico New York Life Inqoree Company Albuquerque New York L. B. Putney Magee Albuquerque Journal Dick Oliver Southwestern the New York Life Dial

Visiting Day in Public Schools Announcement

Next Friday April 29 visitors are invited to the Deming school from 8 am to 4 pm. Prof D Martin extends an invitation to all parents and friends of the schools to a special effort to yield the public cheer.

Deming Prof D. Martin paventes and friends of

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. N. Petty ILLINOIS MASONS Santa Fe railway Mr. Chambers dais Canada A. M. Howe The Earth new folder chambers of commerce sade Messia Ry Ly DLR Weatherred P.M Steed chamber of commerce hoosters chamber of commercs Wednesagain Myssee A. Tour POA Wine S.C. Skidmore vhiamber of commerce NORTH DAKOTA JM. Morria J. E. ‘WATSON GRAND JURY PETIT JURY
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