School Opens Monday August 29 for Coming Term
School authorities announce Monday August 29 as first day of the new term. Epimegnia Flores begins the census to estimate attendance with expected declines especially among Spanish speaking families. Mina Dorathy Haynes of Caldwell Idaho is appointed Spanish teacher and arrives soon. All teaching vacancies filled and pupils enroll in morning then return for classes in the afternoon with minimal delay. The funeral of Oscar Goforth is planned under the Masonic lodge direction after his death in Illinois from injuries sustained at work.
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Epimegnia Flores
BN. D. Martin
focal
Mina Dorathy Haynes
Caldwell
Idaho
Oflan Haynes
bromlay
Oscar Goforth
Hattie Nunn
Steentor
Dening
Goforth
Jfurley
Mirseeris
torey
Masons Confer Third Degree On Two Candidates
Two candidates admitted to the Masonic order received the third degree by Deming Lode No 12 on a night crowded with members and Celuntus emiers witnessing the ceremony. W W Wilcox spoke of clearing debris from the Mystic Theatre fire and plans for future moves in the local field. A Berlin treaty between the United States and Germany resumed diplomatic negotiations, signed by Ellia Loring Diesel and Dr Frederich Rosen, with details sent to the Senate foreign relations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming Lode
penes
United States
Germany
Rigel
Berlin
Ellia Loring Diesel
Frederich Rosen
Germ
senate committee on foreign relations
Ice Cream and Cake Festival Fellows Ball Game
The Southern Pacific ball tosses lost to Cambray 6 to 3 on Sunday. Coy and Maus powered Cambray in a tight pitching duel with 16 strikeouts per pitcher. After the game, spectators enjoyed Cambray’s entertainment as ice cream and cake were served. Plans hinge on an all day baseball series with Deming and Lordsburg to feature a trio of visiting teams.
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Southern Pacific
Cambray
S. F. bunch
Coy
Maus
Cambray battery
Robin
Soltero
railroaders
railyovern
Cambray lurica
Separ
Deming
S. P
Lordsburg
Repar
3. P. boys
Senatorship race looms as Democrats and Republicans nominate
Judge Richard H. Hanna of Albuquerque led the Democratic side with a push to back his U S Senate bid against Holm Buredin, nominated by the Republicans in Santa Fe. Hanna initially balked at running over funds concerns but agreed after party backers promised to raise money for an aggressive campaign. The Republican ballot had H B Holt tallying 40 votes before Buramium Buraum was named by acclamation. Both camps plan a sharp battle ahead of the September 20 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Hanna
Albuquerque
state supreme court
United States
Holm ©. Buredin
Santa Fe
Hanne
Buraum
H. B. Holt
Lac Cruces
republican Deming Graphic
polina
George Harvey
America
Henry Cabot Lodge
Germany
Wilson federal reserve
Woodrow Wilson
Yorks Timons
chin
Bird S. Coler
Rose Manta
aosing
Jom
Kuesam
Tawkiox
Romero
Elfega Brea
cyrenis
Clean-Up Squad May Come to Settle Deming Claims
Mrs. RB McDonough, secretary of the Deming Red Cross, says a national clean-up squad visiting towns to settle ex-soldier claims is forming its New Mexico schedule. Details will be announced soon, and if Deming is skipped, local men may be directed to the closest visited point. Ex-service men should contact McDonough to file claims and receive guidance on next steps.
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RB. McDonough
Lie Deming
the
Red Cross
New Mexico
Deming
Dening
Boy Scouts Start Rifle Club Amid Training Drive
The Deming Boy Scouts will host a rifle training club in a rear building of the J A Mahaney Co. The gallery will host contests run by Mr. Smith with weekly shooting sessions. The effort aims to teach safe handling and lure scouts to compete for prizes from the Winchester company.
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Boy Scouts
J. A. Mahaney company
Smith
rifte
Winc bhester company
Conditions in Canada Worse Says Dr Moir
Dr Moir reports Canada faces dire conditions with Canadians willing to work for one dollar a day while many cannot find jobs. He notes half a million unemployed in Chicago and a bleak prospect for economic improvement. Moir compares Deming and other places, returning from a month in California.
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Pe. J. G. Main
Doring
Toronto
Canada
Southwest
Candians
gatmot
Chicago
Dr. Moir
Mra. Moir
California
Laundry offers discount to disabled veterans club members
The Deming Disabled Veterans' Club is told by the Deming Steam Laundry that a 10 percent discount will apply to all work for club members. The usual collection and delivery service will be available to veterans.
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c.AuB
Deming Disabled Veterans’ Club
Deming Steam Leuniry
Entertains Baptist Ladies Enjoy Mrs Cobb's Hospitality
Thirty two ladies gathered Thursday afternoon for an entertaining program led by Mrs J G Cooper on information. The event included hymns scripture lessons and talks by several members followed by a two course luncheon prepared by the hostesses Mrs Cobb and assisted by Miss Mary Cobb and Lacy Cobb.
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uni
Cobb
Misson Mary
Lacy Cobb
Political skirmish over conventions and party blame
The Deming Graphic critique targets Republicans and Democrats alike, accusing the party line of cynicism and predatory politics. It argues that US policy under Wilson favored expediency and dollar diplomacy, while predicting hard times and coal shortages ahead. The piece asserts a Democratic lean, praising Richard J. Hanan as a clean nominee, and laments Republican tactics and leadership.
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pilley
hokum
cepublican
pilris
she natin
aule
pirat
geile
Americana
Buran
edeectorate
rentlicas
gavic
olin O
Lunt county
Richard J. Hanan
City to cut tax rate by 2.5 per $1000 says Temke
City clerk A. Temke declares a $2.50 reduction on each $1,000 of assessed valuation will drop the resident tax rate from 10.75 to 8.25 for the upcoming year. He cites strict budget discipline and careful funds management as the basis, noting sufficient money exists to redeem $4,000 of water works bonds and presenting a year end report ending November 20, 1921 with receipts and expenditures and projected balances.
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TEMKE
Deming city
Aity Clevwk A. AL .Teme
sue
board of trustees
water works
booka
water works improvement bond fund
Drilling Resumed In Angelus Well Today
Repairs to delayed machinery at the Angelus well southeast of town are complete and drilling resumes. Since the new derrick replaced the collapsed one crews pump out sand, clean around the pipe, and prove the well to allow continued operations led by Manager Nelson and C B Foland who push the work forward amid the interruption.
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Angelus
iterrick
Nelson
C. B. Foland
Camp Meeting At Means Ranch Draws Southwest Visitors
The annual EH Bar Y camp meeting in the Mogollons opens today and runs four days drawing visitors from Deming and the region. Attendees include Mr and Mrs F C Purvish and sons Lloyd and Maurice, Rev G W Truett and family, J Z Meany and others from El Paso, Oklahoma City, and Dallas. Rev W E Lyon of Abilene preached to local Methodists over the weekend.
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EH Bar Y ranch
Mogollons
Deming
petits
southwest
Mia
F.C. Purvish
Lloyd
Maurice
Means ranch
G. W. Truett
Dallas
Tex
Mra. Truett
J. Z. Meany
El Paso
T. V. Neal
L. R. Millican
Fort Oasis
Marie Porter
Oklahoma City
Okisa
Democrats Rally Funds In New Mexico County Drive
Democrats in Tuna County hold a fundraising gathering to back a senatorial campaign. Party chair S. Smith reports strong local support, with subscriptions ahead of target as volunteers work to secure donations and bolster party chances in the upcoming U.S. Senate race.
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Tuna
Tans county
igi. S
Simith
powtty
suseral
New Mexico
United States
senate
pari
Rain benefits farmers in Hondaile county district
Heavy rains fell Sunday night over the THonsale district Wat, long a major spot in the county since the rainy season began. The light shower brought relief and is expected to aid local farmers with improved soil moisture and crop prospects.
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THonsale
Wat
Cavalry Dance Draws 80 Couples At Armory Event
More than eighty couples attended a Wednesday night dance at the armory hosted by Troop C Deming's cavalry unit. The Sandstorm Jazz Orchestra provided the ruse and the event netted a substantial sum for the troop.
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Troop C. Deming
Sandstorm Jazz orchestra
Ort en elected vice chairman and secretary of Deming Disabled Veterans Club
George Orten was elected vice chairman and corresponding secretary of the Deming Disabled Veterans Club. He has secured compensation for disabled ex-soldiers and is working on cages for local men entitled to compensation. Club officials note growing attendance and expanding services with new benefits for veterans. The club plans to announce several advances in collaboration with the Red Cross next week.
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George Orten
Deming Disabled Veterans‘ Club
Orten
Emigration to Flow Westward Prompts Westward Move
Everett C. Wells of Wells & Pough reports a rising tide of emigration from the Midwest and East to the Southwest, especially New Mexico. He notes unrest driving people to seek new fields, with Detroit clients requesting literature. Wells plans to return in spring to expand, shifting focus to Mumbres valley land sales.
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Southwest
east
middle west
Everett C. Wells
finn
Wells & Pough
Deming
Detroit
New Mexico
atle
Wells
Pouga
Texas
Oklahoma
Mr. Welly
say's hut
nere
cwill
Mambres
Holheldex to Hold Last Service Sunday
Rev Kenneth and St Luke's rector plan final service in Deming before Tuesday departure for New York. After arrival in New York he will study for Cuban mime work with Seamen's In, while Mrs Houlder travels to California to visit relatives then joins Merson in Cubs. Regular Sunday services at St Teake's to begin at 9 45 a m with morning prayer and sermon.
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Kenneth
St. Luke’s bynseapi church
Deming
New York
Seamen's Ineps Mra
Houlder
Californiiy
Merson
Cubs
St. Teake's
sehoat
French Café Change Hands on North Silver Avenue
Nick Kuelsivo, proprietor of the Manolidlin Cafe, yesterday closed on a deal with Lawns Dang to take over the French Café on North Silver Avenue. It remains to be seen if Kuelsivo will continue French service or close it and use the building for another purpose.
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Nick Kuelsivo
Veteran to settle here in Deming with wife
Delbert Rasmussen, a World War II veteran who has been treated at Park Bayard, has arrived in Deming to make it his home. He is accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Rasmussen.
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Delbert Rasmussen
Park Bayard
Deming
Ras-miussen
Berry's stock of pears vanishes from garage
County Treasurer W J Berry laments a porch theft after a raft of pears stored in his garage disappeared. He believed 100 pounds of fine pears were gathered in New Mexico and left to rot, but the fruit and the car were found abandoned with no trace of the thieves and no injuries reported.
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Berry
W. J. Berry
gore
Meatlin valley
Bill
Lizzie
Tina Cruces
New Mazxico
Tate
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MAJESTIC THEATRE
W. W. Wilcox
dusuvanes
REPHI
BAPTIST
HIC
HANNA
Bursy
MEANS’ MOGOLLON RANCH
W. E. Lyon
Abilene
Northwest
Methodist church
J. H. Walker
Lyon
HONDALE
CLUB
HOLELDEX
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