Old Timers Have Annual Banquet Recap
Members of the Old Timers Association gathered Tuesday evening at Judine Rosch's home despite Southwest aridity. James I. Tracy acted as toastmaster. the event was lively with no dull moment. Officers for next year were elected: Edward Pennington president, J A Mahoney and B McKeyes vice presidents. next meeting set for December 11, 1920 at Edward Pennington's home.
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Old Timers
featire
Judine Rosch
De Leon
James I. Tracy
Edward Pennington
Mr. Roach
James H. Tracy
J. A. Mahoney
5. Lindauer
B. Y. McKeyes
Frank DeLauney Sr
Frank DeLauney Jr
N. A Holich
Frank Wyman
Walter Birchfield
Arthur Raithel
Henry Raithel
Albert Field
P. A. Burdick
Thomas Marshall
John Deckert
Charles Tossell
Harry Plesham
J. D. Tolhunter
Ben Larsen
J. B. Headrick
Harry Whitehill
E. H. Matthews
Governor to Open New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Meet
Governor C. A. Larrazola will open the Fourth Annual convention in Albuquerque on March 28 26 and 27 with a welcome address on behalf of the state. Charles F. Wede will second the welcome from the Albuquerque city commission. William R. Morley of Datil will deliver the association’s response as Vietor Culberson opens the regular business with the president’s annual address.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
association
C. A. Larrazola
New Meaxico
Charles F. Wede
Albuquarque city
William R. Morley
Datil
Vietor Culberson
Continentals Awarded Warehouse Contract at Harvey Town
Fairall & Stroup win the contract for a two story warehouse and initial improvements at a cost of 13 000 dollars. The project includes extensive work at the Continental 611 company site and adjacent shuft eost of the Harvey area.
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Continental 611
Fairall & Stroup
New Mexico House Passes Road Tax Abolishment Bill
In Santa Fe a 20 to 23 vote moved to abolish the $3 road tax once levied statewide. Proponents argued tax collection was unfair and did not reach all liable residents, with claims that fewer than 49 percent of New Mexico residents paid the tax. G. G. Covington of the Graham Paper Co. arrived from El Paso to rally support.
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Santa Fec
house
stromest
New Mexico
Woodmen Convention Shifts Dates In Deming Stay
GE McDonald district manager of Woodmen of the World plans the biennial convention in Deming on April 18 to 19, moving from March for national officials’ convenience. A push to add 200 members accompanies preparations at the Timing Street Tabernacle to host Sovereign Commander W. A. Fraser, with sessions in Deming and strong local support expected.
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GE. McDopall
Woodmen of the World
Deming
ir. McDonald
Albuquerque
tims
Tine Street Tabernacle
W. A. Fraser
Omnia
Nazimova at the Grand Theater in Qal of the Fog
Nazimova stars in Qal of the Fog at the Grand Theater on March 14 and 16. The screen adaptation features Nazimova as both mother and daughter, with a supporting cast headed by Charles Bryant and Henry Harriman. Directed by Albert Capellani, the film showcases intense emotion and shifting moods.
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Nazimtava
ception Shoals
Austin Adams
Nazimore
New York
por
beayed
Nazimova
Sterling
Charles Bryant
Henry Har iman
Nancy Palmer
George W. Dasylee
P. Moret
Koupal
Charles Smiley
Tom Blake
Hugh Jeffrey
T Dorothy Smoller
Albert Capellani
June Mathias
Maxwell Karger
County Agent Leader Visits Luna County Work
County Agent leader Herb G. Monroe from State College spent Tuesday and Wednesday this week with County Agricultural Agent Heyman reviewing the work done in Luna County. Monroe has been appointed to the position and comes from Washington state where he taught for four years and later acted as county agent for several years.
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G. M. Monroe
State College
Heyman
Luna county
Mr. Monroe
Licensed to Wed County Clerk reports week of licenses
County Clerk Hughes issued marriages for several couples in the past week including Charles Harvey and Nora Weight in Columbus and Julio Mornies with Maria Fernandez in Deming. Other licenses listed include Jewel Harrigan with Beatrie Eason in Columbus and J G Vaughn with Bessie Ferguson in Columbus. Walker with Dorothy Pontius in Deming. Charley Coulter and Snaaddin Polk in Columbus. Herbert Jackson from Detroit arrived in Dennings to join the string class at the Den t ingish school.
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Hughes
Charles Harvey
Nora Weight
Columbus
Julio Mornies
Maria fernandez
Deming
Jewel Harrigan
Beatrie Eason
J. G. Vaughn
Bessie Ferguson
W. C. Simpson
Callie A. Kendall
Jose Bayela
Fenestiin Shhumer
Benzing
Walker
Dorothy Pontius
Marfa
Charley Coulter
Snaaddin Polk
Calunbus
Herbert Jackson
Datroit
Mied
F. C. Petersen
Dennings
Dentingish school
Ex Senator Upton and son plan Hatyaian islands tour
Ex Senator J. M. Upton and his son J. B. Upton depart for California to remain for an extended period and to map a tour of the Hatyaian islands before returning to Deming.
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J. M. Upton
J. B. Upton
Cebitornia
Deming pian
Hatyaian islands
Theft suspects jailed after raid on Kinnear cellar
Amos Keith and Jean Connolly were treated in Ranger Texas and are now jailed in connection with a liquor theft from J A Kinnears cellar weeks ago. A third raider was captured in Arizona and not yet returned to Deming.
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Amos Keith
Jean Connolly
Ranger
Tex
J. A. Kinnear
Arizona
Deming
Lieutenant C. G. Sage Returns to Deming
Lieutenant C G Sage arrives in Deming after discharge at Fort Worth. He joined Texas National Guard in 1917, attended officers training, sailed for France in May, and trained near Bordeaux when the armistice was signed. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C F Sage of 401 South Granite Avenue.
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C.G. Sage
Deming
Fort Worth
ith
Sage
F. A. No. 141
Texas National Guard
pficers
France
Bordeau
C. F. Save
South Granite aventin
World Peace Message Urges Global Disarmament and Peace
The text presents a world peace appeal from representatives of nations meeting in France. It argues to ban dueling, end wars, and use energy and money for happiness and civilization, predicting a future where disarmament secures peace and prosperity, with war remembered as a dark age.
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France
jvelfurn
serep
Fragmentary notes recounting travel and court witness
The fragment mentions a person named Mr. Sage appearing as a witness in court in Tucson, with travel between Tuesday and Saturday of last week. It references Mrs. C and another unnamed individual, plus a return home and Sage leaving for Tucson.
Dipping vat planned for eradication of lice at Capitol
A meeting is set at the Capitol Doma school house 7330 pt March 17 to discuss erecting a dipping vat for eradicating lice in cattle. The vat would operate 1000 to 1600, with three vats likely to be built in county areas this coming season. Also noted are discharges of several army officers from Camp Coily for destinations including Salt Lake City, San Francisco, and San Antonio.
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ANT
Ue Majestic Theate
LeComte
Flesher
New York Theatre
New York City
Miami
Fla
vieturin
Stone
France
aviation corps
sean
New York
Capitol Doma
army
med test corps
Camp Coily
Borland
Salt Lake City
Grane
Brannon, Swartoul
Gratton
San Francisco
Anthony a Avata
San Antonio
Death of J Orr After Long Illness in Mountain View
After a long illness J Orr died at his residence 612 South Golden avenue Wednesday of last week. Funeral services were held from the family home followed by interment in Mountain View cemetery. He is survived by a wife and one son Leonard in the aviation corps at San Diego on furlough. Three brothers also survive, living in Conroe Texas, Haase City Missouri, and Springfield Missouri. He came to this area about six years ago from Bosilivus Green and has been in the shoe business here during that time. Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer have returned to dating after an extended stay in California.
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J. Orr
South Goldenvanue
Struck Growers Hold a Marketing Meeting
The Lona County Truck Growers met at 2 PM last Wednesday in the county agricultural agent’s office, with A. C. Ingram presiding. They planned a salesman led effort to list recommended truck crops and to align marketing with Ingram’s efforts, aiming to sign an agreement via the Mimbres Valley Farmers association at a March 18 meeting.
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Lona County
oflice
A. C. Ingram
Ingram
Mimbres, Valley Farmers? association
Heymin
Thesday
Dems Call for Boundary Commission Report
Santa Fe Democrats urged a House resolution to compel the Boundary Commission to publish its expenditures and disclose all contracts. They argue the body lacks accountability and operates as a political vehicle, with no public accounting of spending. The move seeks a full public airing of its operations.
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Santa Fe
state boundary commission
New Mexico
conmission
Healthseeker dies in Oswego after brief illness
Eugene Londlack of Oswego N Y died at Wing Sanatorium Monday last. His relatives were accompanied by his wife in the final rites.
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Eugene Londlack
Oswego, N
Navy Sailor Filley Returns Home for Furlough Discharge
Merton Filley son of Mrs B J Tiley has been in the U S Navy for several years and has seen active service in the war zone. He has returned to Deming on furlough and expects to be discharged within a few days.
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Merton ‘Filley
B. J. Tiley
U. S. Navy
way zone
Deming fr
Narrow Escape At Deming Bank Hits Pedestrian
An automobile speeding through Deming’s streets struck near the Deming National Bank, narrowly missing I A Kinnear who dodged the car. The incident highlights reckless driving and urges stiff fines and jail terms to curb speeders and protect pedestrians.
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Deming National Bank
I-A. Kinnear
Mr. Kinnear
Return of Kelly From St. Louis Amid Snow Storm
From St. Louis to Liberal, Kansas, Kelly returned Monday night after disposing of a carload of horses. He says a snow storm delayed travel from Liberal, and in St Louis the storm was so heavy crossing the street was impossible.
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ALM Kelly
St. Lome
Mr. Kelly
iis
Liberal
Kas
St. Lou's
Carragien Brothers Trade Four Theatres in Dernine
James B. Carragien sold The Princess and Isis Theatres to his brother Sol Carragien on Wednesday. Sol now controls four moving picture houses in Dernine: the Pastime Grand Princess and Isis. Jim Carragien, who operated Princess and Isis for 18 months, will remain in Dernine and retain annual contracts kept for 1939, pledging to uphold high standards.
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Princess and Isis
James B. Carragien
So Carragien
moving picture Houses
Derning
Grand
Princess
Isis
Jim Carragien
hee
Deinine
Miller returns to Nem ang after Oklahoma land trip
R L Miller returns to Nemang from Oklahoma where he inspected land holdings in the oil region showing promising signs of production. He traveled to evaluate prospects and viability of oil development.
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R. L. Miller
Nemang
Oklahoma
Deming to Get Shops, Holt Tells Deming Officials
Deming gears up for a major rail project with a planned 500000 dollar initial expenditure to build a terminal and shops for the eight hour law, as Superintendent William Wilsat confirms the push and praises Deming boosters. The feature mentions connections to Dering and Mr Sproule, plus editor Vailandigham joining the road board. Community updates note Floyd R. McAllister’s pneumonia death at 34 and local church notices and visits.
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William Wilsat
Southern Pacific
Williard B. Holt
Il Paso
Holt
Deming
Dering
Sproule
jaml
Vailandigham
the
road
Deming Oil Belt Advantageous Prospect Highlights Field
The Deming oil belt, dubbed the Deming Oil Field, shows rare economic gains from shadow depth and shallow oil zones. Experts warn site choice is crucial to avoid dry wells. a well in Bowie Basin demonstrated shallow depth with potential commercial yield at lower cost. The field buzzes with activity as drilling targets emerge near Steins and surrounding areas.
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Deming oi
Bowie
Deming
Steins
Demme
Irvine visit to Deming with daughter Margaret
Irvine of Irvine and Raithel, residing in Long Beach, arrived Monday in Deming with his daughter Margaret. They are staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McCleary on West Pine Street. Ror A. Snyder is in Los Angeles on business.
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dames Irvine
arm of Irvine & Raithel
Long Beach
Deming
Margaret
C. A. McCleary
West Pine atreet
Ror
A. Snyder
Los Angeles
Christian Science Reading Room Services and Hours
The Christian Science reading room at 216 West Pine Street offers authorized literature for reading. Sunday school runs 8 30 to 9 o'clock for children under 20, with church services Sunday at 11 30 and Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8. Public invitation to attend and use the reading room.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Vhe
Weat Pine street
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Graham Paper company
El Posy
KERR
CATTLE SANITARY BOARD
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Chienupur
H. L. Kerr
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NAZIMOYVA
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d. B. Hubert
Kekert
Baker building
Peltyr
LEADIR HERB
WED
WILL WISIT ISLANDS
C. G. SAGE
Mrs
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J. C. INGRAM
BOUNDARY COMMISSION
HEALTHSEEKER
ST. LOUIS
PRINCESS AND 1813
S. CARRAGIEN
IF. E. McALLISTER
Floyd RK. McAllister
North
Silver avenue
Roy
Rosese McAllister
L. G. McAllister
J. W. Winder
Presbyterian church
D. A. McClure
El Prov
C. L. Derbyshire
Majestic Theatre
Rapist Pubernacle
C. Ross Payne
Ross Payne
B. D. Porter
Southern Baptist cusvension
DB. B. Porter