Unknown man decapitated by freight train near Camp Cody switch
A unidentified young man, about 22 to 25, was found dead on Santa Fe tracks east of the old Camp Cody switch after being struck by freight No. 412. A Los Angeles laundry ticket No. 2971 offered the only hope of identification. The victim wore a greenish trousers, a coat, and overalls, with a box of matches and a Catholic emblem among his belongings. Deputy Sheriff L. Davis and Dr. J. G. Moir investigated. coroner’s inquest ruled death by train. Interment followed at Mountain View.
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Laonizas Hernando
Holy Cross Sanitarium
Camp Cody
S. P
Hermandez
round house
the
Santa Fe
L. Davis
J. G. Moir
hhen
Co. Rogers
W. J. Berry
J. C. O'Leary
Jack Griffin
Riley George
Frank Baze
Jas. Duchonne
C. H. Davis
Highiv
pompedore
Los Angeles
Davis
d. A. Mahoney
Mountain View
Deming Schools Set to Open September Fourth
Deming schools will begin on September 4 with students reporting to their previous rooms for promotion, then moving to their new grades after instruction. Parents must ensure children attend daily, obtain books, and call the superintendent if starting their children. Band of Education plans five community entertainments this year to benefit public school aims.
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Deming
Lowell
Band of Education
Verno Concert Company
William D. Saitiel
Van O. Browne
Mares and Company
Anagicians
Mareli
Columbus
State rail link recommendation favors Colorado, Southern line
The New Mexico Corporation Commission urges the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue a certificate of public convenience and necessity for the Colorado, Colorado & Mexican Realroad Company to build a line from Columbia to Farmington New Mexico with a branch to Springerville Arizona. It calls for solid financial proof and timely operation, noting western transport needs and the proposed route.
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New Meview Corporation Commission
Interstate Camimercy Commission
B. H. Meyer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington ,D. C
Meyers
Colorado, Columbus & Mexican, Realroad
New Mexico
Columbia
Farmington
N. M
Springerville
Ariz
Rural teachers chosen by Long County board of education
The Long County Rural Teachers contracts were approved. Names listed include Eva Harrison Spalding Bertha Clark Oldtown Ruby Harrison Nutt Birdie Riley Florida Edith Holiday Lewis Flats Rita Hyatt Mountain View Emily Berry Hondale Mattie Blackwell Capitol Dome Josephine Stetson Cambray Georgia Pound Cavett Gaga. Schools set to open September 4 except Mountain View which starts September 17.
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Long County
County Board of Education
Eva Harrison
Spalding
Bertha Clark
Oldtown
Ruby Harrison
Nutt
Birdie Riley
Florida
Edith Holiday
Lewis Flats
Rita Hyatt
Mountain View
Emily Berry
Hondale
Mattie Blackwell
Capitol Dome
Josephine Stetson
Cambray
Georgia Pound Cavett
Gaga
Hérmynaa board
Bad spot on road between Nutt and Florida station
After heavy rains a severe pothole between Nutt and Florida station renders the road nearly impassable. Tourists from Hillaboro struggle to pass as C Bassett of Bassett Garage pulled six cars from the mud last Friday afternoon. Authorities are urged to act promptly to repair the fault about 24 miles from Deming.
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Nutt
Florida station
Hillaboro
C. Bassett
Bassett Garage
Mr and Mrs Charles Davie Return From Summer Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Davie arrived home last Monday night after spending the summer months in Kansas and Indiana. Mrs Davie attended a teachers institute in California, going there from Kansas. She is a teacher in the Deming schools.
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Charles Davie
Kanana
Indiana
Davie
teachers’ institute
California
Kansas
Deming
Deming Hosts Inaugural Invitational Golf Tournament
On Sunday at 9:00, Deming and surrounding towns stage a qualifier 18 holes for their first invitation golf tourney. Local businesses donate prizes including imported golf socks, golf clubs, balls, a jacket, a flashlight, and other items. The club offers two major clubs for the winner and medalist, with prizes and consolation in each flight, and a scoreboard will track progress for visiting players.
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Deming
Jack Tidmore
Clark Colthing Co
Kinnear & Hines
Deming Tee & Electric Co
Liberty
O'Leary
Berhert ‘Taveyton
Horderland Garage
Bassett Motor Co
Pries
Ranch owner Frank Hill badly injured in horse accident
Frank Hill, owner of a ranch 48 miles west of Deming, was thrown or crushed when his horse fell on him last Wednesday. He lay unconscious in the sun until Mrs. Pool found him and summoned help. Taken to the Ladies Hospital, his right leg between the ankle and knee was broken. He remained semi conscious until Monday but is now recovering.
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Frank Hill
Deming
Moran entertains for Miss Bulwin at Iron Street home
Mina Maxine Moran hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering from 2:30 to 6:00 at the S. Iron Street home of her parents in honor of Margery Bulwin of El Paso Texas a guest in the Williams home. Guests included Dorothy Orcutt Virginia Orcutt Genevieve Kerr Patty Moran Jane Algier Roberta Tidmore Ruby Boswell Anna Kelly Mary Grane Margaret Whit horn and Margery Balwin. Refreshments of ice cream cake bun ch and candy were served.
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Mina Maxine Moran
S. Iron
Margery Bulwin
El Paso
Texas
Mrs. Williams
Miss Maxine
Dorothy and
Virginia Orcutt
Genevieve Kerr
Patty Moran
Jane Algier
Roberta Tidmore
Ruby Boswell
Anna Kelly
Mary Grane
Margaret Whithorn
Margery Balwin
Dance at Faywood Springs Promises Big Weekend Fun
A big dance and entertainment is planned for Faywood Springs tomorrow night with the Bye-piece dance orchestra, reputed to be the best in the southwest. A large crowd from surrounding towns is expected, and attendees are promised a top entertainment event of the season.
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Faywood Springs
Burglars Hit Two Stores On Saturday Night
Burglars broke into Clark Clothing Store on Gold Avenue and J. A. Mahoney, gaining entry through a basement window and rear door respectively. About $200 in goods at Clark was taken. Mahoney yielded 50 cents and a flashlight. A separate late Sunday disturbance was heard at Wiynhower and Hayes grocery, with intruder fleeing before officers arrived. Armory break-in reported with stock to be checked to confirm losses.
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Clark Clothing
Gold avenue
J. A. Mahoney
Wiynhower & Hayes
Hayes
No new cases diphtheria opens Sept with vaccines
The Health Officer reports no new diphtheria cases in ten months and urges full school reopening on Sept dth. All students must be vaccinated for smallpox by state health order. Three diphtheria cases were quarantined after being traced to Albuquerque and are now disinfected and cleared.
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State Board of Health
Albuquerque
State laboratory
Labor Day Holiday Hours At Deming Post Office
The schedule for Labor Day September 1929 shows stamp general delivery registration and parcel post windows open 10 a m to 12 m. Money order and postal saving windows closed all day. Morning deliveries continue. Collections from street letter boxes at 10 a m.
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Deming
jstreet
Suburban Club gathers for luncheon hosted by Mrs Paulk
The Suburban Club met Tuesday with Mrs. C H Paulk hosting at Ivan Street. Illness of the president Mrs Dexter kept some members away. Guests enjoying the noon dinner included Mesdames Redman Shaw Weice Holliday Clos Xan Johnson Ingram and Abram.
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C. H. Paulk
Ivan
Dexter
Campus Pool Hall Leased and Remodel Under Way
The Campus Pool Hall, previously owned by Joe Carollo, has been leased by H. D. Hickey and L. M. Burke. They will remodel and reopen for business as Camp Pool Hall this September, with Dick Englert handling interior decorating work.
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Joe Carollo
H. D. Hickey
L. M. Burke
toaineas Sept. Jat
Camp Pool Hall
Dick Englert
Junior Endeavor Picnic at Red Bridge
The Junior Endeavor of the Church of Christ held a picnic at the red bridge on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Brown and Mrs. Berry chaperoned sixteen boys and girls who attended, and all reported a great time despite a heavy rain on the way home.
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Church of Christ
red bridge
Mra
J. B. Brown
Mra. Berry
Federal grand jury drawn for Albuquerque September term
George A. Ackerman D Gibson and W H Carson of this city have been drawn on the petit jury for the United States District Court term in Albuquerque beginning September 14.
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George A. Ackerman
Deming Rodeo Planned for September 21 and 22
Deming Rodeo organizers set for Friday and Saturday September 21 and 22 at the city grounds east of town. The event includes calf roping bronco riding steer riding bulldogging auto races and a 50 mile auto race with purses of 200 and 100. Admission prices and the tentative program were outlined at a Wednesday night meeting of Rodeo Association officers and committeemen.
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Rodeo Association
Chamber of Commerce
bis
Mexico
New Mexico
thia
Phoenix
Ariz
Juarez
Deming
Herman Lindauer
J. W. Phillips
C. Skidmore
Kelly Phillips
P. M. Steed
J. G. Cooper
J. ©. Watson
F. Weatherred
R. F. Hamilton
A. A. Temke
F. Glim
Troop C Cavalry Arrives Home After Training
Troop C and Headquarters Detachment of 111th Cavalry New Mexico National Guard, stationed 16 days at Camp Hinkie Fort Elias, returned home yesterday afternoon. They won the competitive drill last Tuesday, Corporals Meritt and Marshall Kelly took rescue race, Wayne Darling second in best trained enlisted man’s mount. Major Ely Captain Sage and Lieutenant Poe to represent New Mexico at Camp Perry rifle meet September 1 to 28. Train via Ft Bliss arrived about 3 PM yesterday after 7 AM departure.
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111th Cavalry
N. M
N. G
Camp Hinkie
Fort Elias
Wayne Darling
Major Ely
Captain Sage
Poe
New Mexico
Camp Perry
Ohio
ef. Ft. Bliss
Rincon
Santa Je
Oil News From Florida Well Deepens at 1733 Feet
The Florida Well advances rapidly with the bit at 1733 feet showing a red sandstone formation alternating with brown layers. The well remains in good condition as operations continue.
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Florida
Advisory Bound officials named ex officio members
A. J. Tidmore H Lindaser C Skidmore W H Orcutt I A Vanes Emmett Connolly and Geo Asker man are listed as committee members with all officials serving ex officio on the Advisory Bound.
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A. J. Tidmore
H.Lindaser
C.Skidmore
W. H. Orcutt
I. A. Vanes
Emmett Connolly
Geo. Askerman
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FRANK MILL
MANINE MORAN
CLARKS
MAHONEY'S
Claude Davis
Ft. Bliss
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JUNIOR ENDEAVOR PICNIC
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G. D. Natfield
A. C. Powell
H. H. Jacoba
Dr. R. C. Hoffaian
Clarence Morgan
Hy. Raithel
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FORT BLISS
Angelus
Clinton
Rosalie
Holy Cross Sanatorium
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Beniti
Salt Lake City
Utah
M. Waltrude
A. G. Bruce
San Diego
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S. Granita Ave
Bruce
Jack Lamb
Arizona
J. A. ‘Mahoney
roth
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