Twelfth annual meeting of Deming Chamber of Commerce
The Deming Chamber of Commerce holds its twelfth annual meeting at Manhattan Cafe on Tuesday December 13 with a banquet and year one reports. Election of a new board of directors plus president and treasurer will occur that evening. only members or those declaring intent may vote. Tickets for the banquet are on sale at local banks and the chamber office.
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Deming “Chamber Commerce
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chamber ‘of commerce
A. W. Pollard
Felix Gilmore
A. A. Temke
J. A. Mahoney
J. A. Mahoney, ©. R. Wattandigham
Prank L
Nordhaus
A. J. Tidmore
Henry Meyer
Mayer
Tidmore
Gilmore
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J'ning Chamber of Commerce
Ralph C. Ely
New Mexico
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Deming Chamber of Commerée
chamber of commerce
Ralph
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A. W. Palfard
H. H. Kelly
John Corbett
7. G. Cooper
A. W. Polard
Deming
Mimbres Valley
Deming Chamber of Commerce
Lina county
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Lenin
United States
Deming Headlight Year End Greeting for 1922
E R Vallandigham salutes the Deming Headlight readers in a Christmas message reflecting on 1921 and looking to 1922. He notes a good year overall, the community’s unity, mutual aid, and faith in Deming and Luna County, praising friendships strengthened and the paper’s ties with citizens beyond money.
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Deming
New Mexico
Luna county
E. R. Vallandigham
Will Retain Leases On In Hospital Site
Deming Chamber of Commerce has instructions from the official of the public health service to retain the grounds where the hospital stands at Camp Cody until March 30 1929. The government will pay rent on the land amid negotiations that now proceed the sale of the hospital building to the Catholic church.
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Deming’ ‘Chamber of Commerce
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Camp Cody
Need More Furnished Homes for Veterans in Deming
Demand for furnished houses and apartments for disabled veterans and their families settling in Deming grows weekly. Officials urge anyone with available housing to notify 5 C Skidmore at Rosser Brug store. Recent arrivals include Wm A Busick and family from Fort Bayard, Lazac Konitzowitz family, F J Mack family, FT Tuttle family, L G McEachen and brother, and Andrew Rife from Port Bayard.
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Deming
Disabled Veterans’ Club
Ronsters Club
5. C
Wm. A. Busick
Afy
Andrew Rifte
Bayard
Hunters Return With Fat Buck After Trip Adored
After a hunting trip the party returned with a fat buck that they have adored. The record notes relationships among friends and mentions a quoted hurt line attributed to them.
Florida Oil Co Votes to Guide Well Work Plan
The Florida Oil Company stockholders met at 123 North Gold Avenue to authorize the directors to decide how to proceed with the Florida well north of town. A two thirds representation approved giving the board authority to pursue either outside contracting or in house drilling, as the next steps are discussed. Oil was reportedly shown at 1400 feet and again at 1565 feet, with geologists noting positive indications of oil in the formation. The board will reconvene next Tuesday to finalize the course and announce the plan to stockholders.
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Florida Oil Company
North Gold avenue
Florida
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BE. H. Bickford
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New School Building Nears Completion at Oldtown
C J Jones, local contractor, nears finish on a new adobe schoolhouse at Oldtown for Lina county school board. The 20 by 30 foot interior building meets a year end delivery, with furniture to be installed before after Christmas holidays. Two more schools of similar plan are planned at Spalding and the Trufilo ranch near Oldtown.
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C. J. Jones
Oldtown
Lina county
Spalding
Trufilo ranch
Cain Editorial Advertisement in The Headlight
A fragmented preface mentions an editorial advertisement by Dr M Cain in The Headlight. The readable portions imply readers are urged to peruse the piece as part of a weekly issue, noting the tone of a promotional notice and potential readership engagement.
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