Pollyanna Play Heads to Majestic Theater Sunday
A department store friendly tale of optimism comes to the Majestic theaters Sunday February 5 as Pollyanna lands live on stage. Pollyanna will be played by Viola Murper with a cast including George Alison and Blanche Douglass in a Joie Drew inspired production by Riew & Erlanger and George Tyler.
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Riew & Erlanger
George Tyler
Catherine Chisholm Gushue
Eleanor H. Porter
Sovich
Viola Murper
George Alison
Herbert Portier
Blanche Douglass
Winifred Hanley
Jack Morton
faster Willian Blaisdell
Joie Drew
Menhonnatt
Roosevelt Memorial Service Planned At Armory Next Sunday
A Roosevelt memorial service is set for Sunday at 2 PM in the Armory under War Camp Community Service guidance. E C Bassett presides as executive secretary, with a program including civil and Spanish War veteran recognitions, patriotic songs, and a final medley. The article also notes local civic activities, school domestic science classes, and community discussions on wartime and postwar issues.
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Mluvess
Ransevelt
Pamviel
Porter of
Tipperary
representative army
Doctor installs Baby Clark gas outfit for obstetrical use
Dr. Armstrong receives from manufacturers the Baby Clark Gas Outfit a complete automated system for obstetrical anesthesia with oxygen nitrous oxide. It combines a one handle mixer and controlled system to manage patient and apparatus with safer features than the twilight sleep method. The device is untested in demonstrations but Dr. Armstrong is confident in its value for such cases.
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H. A. Armstrong
Well Known Farmer Dies by Own Hand at Home
A prominent local farmer, A. S. Limo, killed himself with strychnine last Monday morning at his home southeast of town. A longtime resident admired in the neighborhood, he had recent domestic troubles that troubled him for about a year before his fatal act.
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A. S Limo
Tain
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Belgium
beret
Red Cross Shop Seeks Tea Room Dishes and Onward Trip News
The Red Cross Shop on West Pine seeks caps saucers dessert plates and cream pitchers for use in the tea room. Donations of any or all items are welcome. W. W. Wilcox left Thursday morning on a business trip to California.
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Red Cross
West Pine’ street
W. W. Wilcox
Thureday
California
Advisory Service Will Be Furnished
The department in Washington informs that the internal revenue service will provide a free advisory service in every city and town. Trained volunteers, appointees, inspectors, and deputy field offices will offer information and advice on filing returns under the new revenue bill, up to the final date. Banks and trust companies will cooperate again this year. The bureau aims to bring its services close to every person and provide accessible official information. Taxpayer rights are protected. no influence from others will affect revenue matters. decisions are based on law, regulations, and the facts of each case.
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Coliveror Franklin
Washington
internal revenue
evry
collectis
Death of Franic Siebold in Deming era
Frank Siebold died Tuesday at the Ladies’ Hospital after a week with Bright’s disease. An early Deming resident, he worked at the J A Mahoney store and was active in mining in Old Mexico and British Columbia before returning to Deming to join the Mahoney sales team. Funeral held Thursday at the Holy Family Church with many locals in attendance. Interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Lieutenant J B Beatley had returned from Fort Sam Houston after serving.
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Cor Bright
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sdussman
J. A. Mahoney
Deming
havin
Canton
First Nations Bank
Old Mexico
states
Dening
Mahoney stores
Wool Growers to Get 40e for Coming Clip
Salt Lake City reports wool growers will receive 40 to 50 cents a pound for the coming clip. National Wool Growers Association secretary W. McClure, returning from Washington, cites efforts to curb government sales of wool in Boston warehouses. Prices about 10 to 20 cents below last crop, with conditions possibly worse. Government may set a minimum price and stop sales by July 1 if remaining wool can be used for the season’s clips.
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Salt Lake City
Alen
vyust
W. McClure
National Wool Growers’ assoriation
Washington
McMave
Boston
McClure
seseon
Local visitor reports Navy son hurt on ship
Lewis G. Hon, a city native, is recovering in St. Peter's Hospital New York after a 80 foot fall aboard the U S S Hawaii. He has undergone one operation and faces another. his friends hope for a swift recovery. LeRoytion, Jeant Hondale, and others called at The Headlight office Monday with details.
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LeRoytion
Jeant Hondale
Cellar Burglars Take Wet Goods in Night Theft
T A Kinnear reported his cellar looted Monday night by thieves from the nocturnal area. Several gallons of liquor, stored for months, were taken after the stable went dry. The burglars departed with the wet goods, leaving Kinnear with loss and a dry story about the event.
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T. A. Kinnear
Kinnear
Family Visit From Fort Worth Soldier Marks Reunion
Rev and Mrs W Ki Poulks host son Robert L Foulka visiting from Fort Worth Texas his first meeting since last February when he joined the army and served with the 24th Training Battery at Camp Taylor for 11 years the young man has lived in Fort Worth and worked as an assistant cashier at the Warmers Merchants National Bank there
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Robert L. Foulka
Tort Worth
Tev
Camp Taylor
Worth
National Bank
War Camp Community Service shines in Deming
The War Camp Community Service in the Armory hosts a cozy club for soldiers with a billiard and pool hall, reading room, and social area. Edith Stone directs the young ladies room. Will Baldwin is chef. The 24th Infantry visit and boxing events draw crowds. A 24x60 pool at the Base Hospital, and a central cabaret for soldiers, showcase community cooperation led by Deming volunteers and supporters.
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Armory
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Columbus
United States
Deming
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J. Mahoney
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A. Tempke
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Vickers
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Edith Stone
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Will Baldwin
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New Mexico Arth Museum
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OM Base hospital
Guy Praxer
24th infantry
Mast Pine street
Mining commission reports limited as hearings continue
The Tex com mission's session yesterday found only 40 reports from mining companies, and the rest of the week will hear complaints. President Pulland of Demine announced miners would be entlutt before the commission during the granie weekly, opening Tebruncy 7.
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Pulland
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War relief drive in New Mexico urged to fund Syria aid
A drive in Luna County, chaired by Frank Nordhang, seeks a minimum $35,000 for Syrian relief with $950 targeted from the county. only about $250 raised so far as organizers plan a thorough canvass within days. Funds are channeled via the U S State Department to volunteer agents, with no overhead, and the need is underscored by warns of famine and death in war-torn regions.
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Southern Military department
Texas
Oklahon
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexica
New Mexico
Buna counly
Tuna county
Frank Nordhang
Deming
Asia
Europe
sendme
William $ Nelson
Tripoli
Syria
United States Department of State
United States conpillar
Tama tourly
Judge Hanna Named General Counsel for Pueblo Indians NM
Judge R H Hanna, former chief justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court, has been appointed general counsel for the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico. After retiring from the bench, Hanna moved to Albuquerque and opened a general practice law office. his appointment is expected to be widely approved across the state.
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BR. Hy Rann
Deramber 2lat
New Mexico supreme court
Pueblo Indies
New Mexico
the
tench
Hanna
Albuquerque
Santa Mel
Death of Mrs Wilson
Mrs J P Wilson died early Wednesday after a brief pneumonia illness. She leaves husband and two young sons. Wilean, 18, in the trucking business, came here from Uvalde Texas with his family and resided at 100 South Lead Avenue. Burial was in Deming cemetery Thursday afternoon. She was a member of the Methodist church and leaves a large circle of friends to mourn her untimely death.
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J. P. Wilson
Wilean
trungfee
Uvalde
Tex
South Lead avenue
Employment Office Moves to New Quarters
The United States Employment annex, once behind the Bank of Deming on Silver Avenue, has relocated to the building opposite Carson Hotel. J. Smith now greets job seekers while Albert Lindauer visits the city from a cattle ranch to report on the cattle fair and jobless aid efforts.
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United States
Bank of Deming
Silver avenue
Caurson hotel
8. J. Smith
Albert Lindauer
Captain McSherry Dead in France
Captain C W McSherry of Silver City died in France on January 27 from pneumonia. He previously led Company H at Silver City after Mexican troubles in 1918. A prominent attorney there, he leaves a widow Mary Bretty McSherry, his mother in Littletown Pennsylvania, brothers Trent T C McSherry and others, and sisters in the east.
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Silver City
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C. W. McSherry
France
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United States
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McSherry
Company H
Silver J i tmor
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Demming
Silver Guy
Mary Bretty
Baltimore
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Captain McSherry
Littletown
Trent. T. C. McSherry
Silver Citys
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Minstrel Show at the Armory Tonight by Fifth Cavalry
At the Armory tonight the Fifth Cavalry Minstrels and orchestra under Lieut Edgar H H Bush will present a special program for the benfit of soldiers at Camp any Joy A Rudnick former director and producer of Cohn and Barris Kinw and Er langer te will guide the show as interlocutor and leader of the cast in a benefit event for the troops.
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Fifth Cavalry Minstrels
canvert
Edgar H. H. Bush
Joy. A. Rudnick
Cohn and Barris
Kinw
Erlanger
soldiers of Campany
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