Missing Food and Camp Night Tales by The Prancing Steed
A fragmented diary style account recalls meals broken by travel and weather during a trip. It mentions breakfast lunch and supper, a narrator named Robsn, and entertainment by The Prancing Steed with Joht Chambera. Warnings about Dutchien vomsEi Paso and misidentification as a bullfrog add odd humor. The piece ends with advice to carry edibles for rough lake crossings and sudden waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wielery
Chambera
Weatherred
Wertherred
Dutchien vomsEi Paso
Jack ‘Pillmore
lake and
treas
Angelus Pipe Crisis Delays Work and Nipple Fabrication
Delays at the Angelus project arise from a thousand foot level mishap and hot nipple stock issues. Mr Clinton travels to Los Angeles to expedite nipple production and discuss the situation with Angelus representatives. Workers remain hopeful, delaying but continuing to drill and lower the pine while awaiting deeper bore. Public patience urged as the well begins paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
andyli
Clinton
Los Angeles
Surprise Party Honors Gaines Couple at 1831 Wedding Anniversary
A neighborhood gathering near the Columbia road 14 miles south of town celebrated Mr. and Mrs. D N Gaines on their 1831 wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed an evening of sociability, games, cake and coffee, with many named attendees listed, sharing smiles and warm wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. AND MRS. GAINES
D. N
Norton) Gaines
hom
Columbus road
Hana
Bennett
DeCrocker
Bell
Gaines
aml
Ruth Herrin
Het! We
Jennie Rambo
Chamber of Commerce plans Fourth of July auto race park
A Tuesday Chamber of Commerce meeting discussed using city golf links land for a one mile auto track with cars from El Paso and nearby towns. The plan envisions combining the horse track area to include a half diamond and permanent structures while planting trees to form a city amusement park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
El Paso
Iuda
Buys Hotel Wins Albee Purchases Commercial Hotel
Albee buys the Commercial hotel and leases its furniture fixtures and water system. He will manage the property and remain connected to the water department, overseeing private baths and rooms in Deming since 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albee
Allbes
water department
thes
Laundry changes hands in Deming with new owners
A. L. Wilkerson and R. B. Clark of Gallup New Mexico have taken charge of the Deming Steam Laundry. They intend to give special attention to the laundry work of local residents. The plant has been repaired and is ready to handle all work entrusted to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wilkerson
R. B. Clark
Inta
Gallup,N. M
Deming
rpretie
Ubey
School Board Meeting Reelects Teachers For Coming Term
The Monday session of the school board approved the existing salary schedule with an increase for Prog. SchWeppe. Several teachers resigned and were recommended for re election. vacancies remain. A long list of re elected staff includes E. D. Martin Betts W. Wheatley Leora Poster Marie Stevens Jennie Slanlox and Dorothy Anques among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SchWeppe
Craiz Wilson
Sfeten Harrington
Beulsa Sherwood
John Godwin
Neila Hollenback
E. D
Martin, Betts
W. Wheatley
DOAL Muit
Leora Poster
Marie Steve vis
Jennie Slanlox
Dorothy Anques
John Seliveipe
Kalierhic Shepard
aive Cénie
E. Glardy
Peat Cosh
Mass J. Godwin
Lucy Cobh
Kut Sieusday
Tse Cobh
Mira
Resse May
Mis
Clark
Mission Society Meets At Mrs Daniel Home
The Mission Society of the Baptist church held a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs A B Daniels home with topics on Christianitys influence educational ideals and openings of schools in Americas Latin lands and foreign lands. Mrs Siero led the program with prayers songs and readings by Mrs Weathered Mrs Cooper Mrs Job Mrs Dexter Mrs Ingram Mrs Sumter and Mrs Roesch who plan a weeks fishing expedition at a local cottage and boat, promising a rare sport and a pleasant lake outing for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Society of the Baptist church
A. B. Daniel
Siero
Firmen Foundation
Weathered
Americas
O. H. Cooper
Little Red School
Howe
Job
Dexter
Roesch
Elepl Hitte dam
ona
Fragmentary plea echoes unresolved crisis
A terse, garbled line reflects a distressed notice or editorial aside on an ongoing issue. The fragment hints at inevitability and appeals for understanding amid uncertain circumstances, with no clear names or places identifiable in the readable text.
Spring Peri Vas At Aglong Miss Sherwood In Charge
In charge of decorations for a spring event, Miss Sherwood oversees the kiddies program including songs dances and a Maypole dance. The pageant features the Midget Symphony Orchestra and a lively program designed to entertain children and families.
Prisoners Desperate for Reading Adults at OLearys Corner
The Grand Jury postponement leaves prisoners at the jail indefinitely with no reading material. Donations of magazines or books are requested to be left at OLeary's Corner for proper handling. Mrs. Opie Warren of Los Angeles visited Deming en route to Dallas and inquired about the Angelus Oil Missing Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Leary's
Opie Warren
Los Angeles
Deming
Dallas
Texas
Waren
Angelus Oil
Angelus
Honeyforce
Day for the Deming Ladies Hospital Observed
A National Hospital Day observance in Deming promotes a tag day for the Ladies Hospital at 520 S Copper Ave. Effort emphasizes nonpartisan community support, charity care for county paupers, and shared responsibility by clubs churches lodges and individuals to fund hospital needs and travel costs for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hospital
Deming
Ladies Hospital
Copper Ave
igke
Abraham Lincoln
rto
The Deming Hospital Tag Day Appeal
Keeping the eye on Deming describes local support for the hospital in Atarcadero California. It highlights donations from Mrs Smith Mahoney and Masonic groups, praises hospital care, and urges residents to fund a yearly fruit room and other improvements through Tag Day events and community efforts. It compares Memphis one day sewing and other towns drives to inspire action for future hospital services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
auy hospital
Smith
Deming
Mahoney
Ladies Hospital
Memphis
Temni
ech chia
Leon
Lema
Death of Aged Citizen Lane and Funeral Details
The funeral for A G Lane was held at Mountain View cemetery after a service at the Christian church conducted by Rev. S W Ruebush. Survived by his wife Laura and six sons including Be FP Lane of Paducah and Fred Lane of Deming, with several others in Deming Texas. The family, once of Colingsworth Texas, moved to Deming 14 years ago to ranch, and Lane joined the local IOOF lodge after burial in their plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
begu
Mihoney Undertaking
Mountain View
Lane
Laura Lane
Lang
Paducah
Texas
R. a
Deming
Carbon
HK. L. Lane Deming
Fred Lane
William Lane
Tekis
the
fueral
A. G. Lane
Laura &. Bey
Lancaster
Dallas County
Denting
Colingsworth
i. of P. lodge
wit
Christian church
SW, Ruebush
Elks Seek Charter for Deming Lodge
The Deming Elks urge all local Elks to apply for a charter and send names, existing lodge numbers, and current lodge locations to the Headlight office. A Deming lodge would spare members long trips to Silver City and support a growing Elk population within 25 miles of Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Elks
hone lodge
Hewight
Demin
Silver City
Columbus
Lordsburg
Grand Lodge
Headlight
Meeting Elects Officers At Local Business Gathering
A business meeting was held after a welcome hour with many attendees. J. A. Mahoney was elected president, Hugh Williams first vice president, W. Ke Brown second vice president, Navajo Bill sergeant at arms, and Ed Paithington secretary. Pennington retires as president with thanks for faithful service. A long list of distinguished men attended the event and were thanked for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mahoney
Hugh Williams
W. Ke Brown
Navajo Bill
Ed Paithington
secutiaes
Peninington
Smith
J. A. Ehrmai Slartin Acebes
Phil Estes
F. L.’ Gimore
Ed Layne
W. Phillips
J. A. Kinnear
Noah Bartfool
Ew. Pennington
Joe Woodbury
Percy Wilson
Jim Huer
J. W. Clark
Jack Griffin
Geo, Gelzer
John Krill
W. Li. Hayes
Bob Preusser
F. Brown
D. Vickers
EF. Moran
Ri LU Miller
John Winfield
Henry Meyer
Newt Bolich
Eben Wilson
Joe Kelly
Hugh Wiliams
Albert Field
Charles Schoopf
Deming Armory Dance with Syncopaters Sunday Baseball Game
Tomorrow night the Deming baseball duty presents a dance at the Armory with music by the Syncopaters. A large crowd is anticipated for one of the season's most brilliant affairs. The local team faces William Belmont on Sunday afternoon in a fast snappy game. home fans urged to attend and root for the home boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
William Belmont
Woodwitch play by Camp Fire girls a Broadway success
The Camp Fire girls premiered Woodwitch last Friday at Broadway theatre to great approval. Scenic design by local talent impressed, with comments on the Bride Esther Robinson and Groom John Griffin Jr. The cast drew laughter and praise for charm and cleverness, with Bonnie Clark and Mary Barr noted for entertainment. Supports included Miss Jane Alger for readings and the high school quartet along with the orchestra providing pleasing interludes. The troupe thanks attendees for backing the performance and encourages support for future summer camping plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodwitch
Camp Fire girls
Broadway
alocal
Esther Robinson
tobe
Johm Griffin, Jr
Coroma Sherlock
Mra. Schurts
Glen . Dunagan
ono
Mr. Craig
Mary Barr
peaden
Bonnie
Clark
fiddler
Charlotte
Nunn
Jane ‘Alger
telnet
Moras
Italy
lamped
elbeteine
sevesen abd
Women’s Club Musical Department Open Meeting
The Women’s Club musical department holds an open meeting this afternoon with an excellent program. It includes A Garden Lullaby by the Ladies Chorus, a vocal solo by Mrs. Donaldson, a paper The History of Music by Mrs. L. S. Sherman, a piano duet by Misses Marie and Alicea Stevens, reading by Mable Steed, a solo by Marguerite Moran, and a word duet by Mrs. H. R. Gloyd and Mrs. Schurtz. Election of officers is next Friday afternoon, May 12, with fall attendance desired. tag day for the Ladies Hospital under the Camp Fire guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Donaldson
Schurtz
Ladies Hospital
Womens’ Club
Camp Fire
sraist
Deming Man Appointed Local Conn Agent
Mr Claud W. Davis, manager of the Georgia Inaxx Hounds Orchestra of Deming, has been appointed local agent for Conn musical instruments. The Conn Company recognizes a fine line of instrument brands and Davis is congratulated on the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud W. Davis
Georgia Inxx Hounds
Deming
Conn musical intraments
Conn
hondling
4a fine
Davis
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C. OF
BAPTIST MISSION SOCIETY
Foreign Lane
THE DEMING LADIES HOSPITAL
Chas, Gard
Atarcadero
Calif
fieadlight
United States
divizion
K. W Kisaick
Deming Ice & Electric Company
Lewis
Information Committee
Deming Ice & Electrical company
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