50 000 Cattle Dipped for Scab in Luna County Stoppage Ordered
Dr J B Kemper of the bureau of animal industry reports more than 50 000 cattle in Luna and adjacent counties must be dipped for scab. Quarantine blocks movement until animals are certified free. Six vats are active with four more under construction to curb the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Kemper
bureau of animal industry
Washington
Luna county
Dr. Kemper
P. E. Smyer
Weabington
af Albuquerque
Kemper
Barnes Sells Out Insurance Business in Deming
J. G. Barnes has sold his Deming insurance agency to Hughes Bros. and leaves for Nogales to pursue new opportunities. Barnes will remain a frequent visitor to Deming, while R. Hughes takes his club secretary role. The sale shifts Deming’s top fire insurance providers as Barnes departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Barnes
Hughes Bro
tor Deming
Barnes
Deming club
R. Hughes
Camp Cody
Tone county
Hughes Bros
Deming
Mrs Henry Meyer Displays Birds Collection in Deming
Mrs Henry Meyer, fresh from the coast, presents Deming with a large bird collection. It includes 14 pairs from the flack family such as the Japanese painted finch shaft curl mask and others plus canaries German warblers cockatoos love birds pheasants and more. She invites townsfolk to view at her Gold avenue home. Varry K Shields, a renowned evangelistic singer, will give a sacred and mixed concert at the Christian church on Tuesday May 6. He tours to the coast and will stay several days for performances after stopping in Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyer
flack
Mra. Moyer
tnske
ve. Mexer
Deming
Gold avenue
Varry K. Shields
Christian church
Shields
New Mexico- West Texas C. M.S
Patterson Holiday Wedding in Luna County
Lieut Claude I Patterson of Gump Dix New Jersey and Miss Wo Holiday of Sunny Slope Jam were married at noon Saturday April 26 at the Hughs home 1 South Copper avenue Rev W E Foulks officiating. Patterson, formerly of Company E 88th Infantry Camp Cody, taught gas mask and grenade instruction. Mrs Patterson, a 1914 Deming High and 1918 Silver City State Normal graduate, has taught at Mayo School District No 1 Lana County Missouri. They will travel via Denver Cambridge Neb Chicago Philadelphia New York before Patterson returns to Camp Dix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude I. Patterson
Gump Dix
N. J
Wo Holiday
J. F. Holiday
Sunny Slope
Charles R. Hughs
South Copper avenue
W. E. Foulks
Patterson
firal leutenant
Santa Fe
Denver
Cambridge
Neb
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
leutenant
Camp Dix
Luna county
Family leaves for San Antonio visit
Mrs. G. 3. Scott and three children departed with her mother Mrs. King for San Antonio Texas to stay with Mrs. Scott’s parents for an extended visit. Mr. Scott is currently in Mexico on business. T.O. Mastick, formerly of Deming and yearlong Pennsylvania resident, is visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Pennsylvania
Major Swope in El Paso to rejoin husband abroad
Mrs S D Swope traveled to El Paso to meet Major Swope who has served with the American army medical service. He recently went to Camp Kearny for training and was sent overseas. It is expected he will return to Deming within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. S. D
Doctor Banbee Leaves Practice for Ranch Stock Business
Dr. D. F. Barbee quits medicine to pursue stock raising at his ranch north of town. He left yesterday for the ranch to begin his new work. Frank Rich arrived from the ranch yesterday and spent the day on business here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
d. ff Barbee
Frank BE. Rich
War Savings and Thrift Stamps Prices and Redemptions
The text outlines War Savings Stamps at 4 percent interest compounded quarterly, with Waco and Franklin issue prices from April to December and redemptions scheduled for 1924 and 1925. It mentions redemption value dates, exchangeability, and notes on Thrift Stamps priced at 25 cents with an option to exchange for interest-bearing stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco Savings
Tyanklin
Mahoney's Birthday Sale marks 34th anniversary celebration
J A Mahoney store launches its 4th anniversary sale May 7 offering unprecedented bargains across departments. surplus stock from the past year and a half will be cleared at cost or less with many lines slaughtered. Opening day features music and refreshments from 2 to 5 p.m. farmers and ranchers invited to attend and tour the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mahoney
fle firw
Mahoney
Mehoney
Deming
Sam Schwing Dies After Brief Illness at 85
Sam Schwing died at his home on Pine Street after a brief illness aged 85. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist church with interment in Mountain View cemetery. He came to Deming 14 years ago investing in real estate and left a large property stake. his wife had died years earlier. Kate Schwing of Los Angeles attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Schwing
Pine street
Mountain View
Schwing
Deming
sway
nieve
Kate Schwing
Los Angeles
Local Men Form New Oil Company in Deming and Bisbee
The Deming Bisbee Oil & Production Company is incorporated with 600000 capital, 2000 shares per? Officials include Frank W. Taylor B McKayes U S commissioner Deming and Thomas W Davis of Bisbee Arizona with A W Pollard as agent. Southwest mining interests show heavy backing and expect large developments in the southern New Mexico area especially Donana county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming-Bistee Oil & Production
Prank W. Taylor
B. ¥. McKayes
U. S
Deming
Thomas W. Davis
Bistee, Aris
A. W. Pollard
Southwest
Dembesi Bisbow
MuKeyes
Douglas and Bisbee
New Mexico
Tana county
Oil prospects look good for Uvalde company
Morris A Noréhaus reports from Deming that Uvalde Oil prospects are excellent and stock sales show strong signs of investor interest. He has been in Albuquerque tied to the company’s operations and has returned briefly to Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris A Noréhaus
Albuquerque
Uvalde Oil company
Deming
League of Nations to Meet in October
Advices from Paris state the first League of Nations meeting will be held in Washington in October. It is expected that President Wilson will participate in the event as a key figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Washington
Paris
Wilson
league of the league
Nordbaus Store Expands to Cover Entire Lot in Columbus
The 3 Aennans ft Paes Oo began enlarging Nordbaus store in Columbus. When alterations and additions are finished the building will cover an entire lot. The design features a tall brick structure with a modern facade.
Tri-State Oil Co Chooses Officers in New Incorporation
The Tri-State Oil Co formed as Tri State Oil and Land Co held a preliminary meeting at Vaughé and Watson offices on Bprtee street. Officers chosen include Ti. P. Burgett president Miles H. Parsons vice president Eugene L. Morehead vice president FH. Wing secretary Ralph A. Lynch treasurer. The organizers plan to drill soon on Holbrook field assets and other parcels in Lua county and Castara Park. The company organized for 100000 dollars and aims to market stock quickly to fund operations and establish itself among leading southwestern oil districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Oil & Land Co
Vaughé & Watson
Bprtee
Ti. P. Burgett
Miles H. Parsons
Eugene L. Morehead
FH. Wing
Ralph A. Lyn
John C. Watson
Ralph A. Lynch
tagebing
George L. Greenfield
I. 4. Wing
Ralph A. Lynd
N. F. Chapman
R. B. Griffith
Garrett, Benn
M. H. Parsons
GC.A. Parsons
EF. F. Bowgett
J. L. Moreheed
Holbrook field
Lua
castara park
Tri-State Oil & Landon
Deming Birth News and Civic Events Highlight Local Scene
A baby girl was born to Capt and Mrs Carney here yesterday morning both mother and child progressing well. Capt Carney has returned from Army service Overseas to welcome the daughter. The 12th Cavalry orchestra plans a dance at the Deming club next Wednesday. a large attendance is expected. A Mahoney reports Victory Bond drives in Lime County have been encouraging and will shift to stricter methods next week to boost subscriptions. Stores will close 12:30 to 1:30 PM for a Southern Pacific band appearance and bond purchases at the station are encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gernay
Carney
Deming
army
12th Cavalry
Deming club
a. A. Mahoney
lithe Victory Tok
Liha
Hmit
News From Tunis and Red Mountain Social Roundup
R and Pond visited on business. In Deming Temes Brown finished wrecking Cary Cody building bought by E F Suet. Mr Hurt Inika bought several other buildings. Mr and Mrs Kerr and children left for Missouri by car. Mrs Kerr visited Moe Thorn. Rev J D Henry preached to a good audience. Recent rains improved the countryside. Mrs Jacobs hosted a party with music ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. &. Pond
Deming
Temes Brown
Cary Cody
E. F. Suet
Hurt iss Inika
Kerr
Missouri
Pond
Hy UW
Jacobs
Osborn
Claudy
Denting
Parke and Wyant Wed in Globe Arizona
The marriage of J. D. Parke and Miss Bertha Wyant, both of Globe, Arizona, was performed by J. C. Rogers at his office on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Parke
Bertha Wyant
Globe,, Ariz
Jasties
C. Rogers
Deming Club to Exhibit Texas Oil Field Pictures
Dial of the Deming Oil announces an Iowa Park Oil association exhibit at the Deming Club next Monday at 8 p.m. Admission is free. Frank E. Forte will discuss oil industry developments as films show Texas fields and wells spouting oil. The Iowa Park Oil stock, capitalized at 20000, with shares at 10, is near market. Town Park oil commands 2 90 per barrel under contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Deming Oil 2
Iowa
Texas
Iowa Park Oil association
Town Park
Deming
Pennsylvania
Town Park Classuciation
Rev J V Tinnin Yale Oxford Appointment
Miss Ida Tinnin reports Rev J V Tin nin, former Baptist minister here, has been appointed to Oxford University England for a government funded study. He served in the 80th division machine gun battalion and earned a sought after vacancy after his army service and wartime conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Tinnin
koshar
J. V. Tinnin
Baptist church
Oxford University
England
Tannin
Tie
Noted Lecturer to Speak at Christian Church May 7
Deming residents will welcome N J Reasoner pastor of the Christian church here for a short visit and lecture. Listed as a Big Seven by Ellison-White management the speaker will address themes of broad national interest with a small admission of 25 cents to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
ircart
N. J. Reasoner
the
Christian church
Kealy Marries Mary McQuade in Tucson Nuptials
Police chief James A. Kealy wed Mary McQuade while she visited her mother Mrs Hodgdon in Tucson. Only the bride’s sister Mrs I E Tines and Mrs Hodgdon attended. The couple reside in Dewing and receive local congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Kealy
Tucson
Avia
Mary McQuade
Mire
Anodgdon
Hodgdon
Tines
Kealy
Dewing
Deming Graphic switches to Democratic editorial stance
The Deming Graphic announced a shift from Republican to Democratic alignment under H. S. Blair who will direct editorial policy while R. B. Griffith remains publisher and business manager. Blair says he will promote the Democratic party by fair means. Mrs J B Hodgdon sold all old stock to Stein Silverstein of Los Angeles for coast auction sales, leaving only shoes at her Deming store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEMING GRAPHIC
H. 8
Blair
R. B. Griffith
the
Graphic
Democratic party
Delegates Like Way Deming Received Them
Way Deming received delegates with mixed reception as the week closed. Reports describe varied attitudes among attendees and local reactions to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAY DEMING
Thirteenth Annual New Mexico West Texas Missionary Meet
The thirteenth annual Christian missionary convention met in Deming with delegates from New Mexico and far west Texas. The event adopted plans for next year likely in Tucumcari and featured singing by Harry K. Shields and several addresses. Delegates from cities including Indianapolis Clovis Denver El Paso and others attended and praised Deming hospitality while business sessions discussed missionary department work and new ideas for the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico-West Texas
New Mexico
Tucumcari
Norris J. Reasoner
Louisburg Chater of Commerce
El Paso
Harry K. Shilds
temor
Christian church
Mila J. Smith
Indinapolis
Ind. Hee
N . Jett
Clovis
N. M
Chas. Dean
Denver
Grant K. Lewis
Cincinnati
Hrery Shields
Gienilora
Cal
King
Muuria
Tex
McClure
BE Paso
D. FP
Sellards
Carlsbad
Kahn
Albuquerque
G. L. Thorpe
R. Be Oownby
John M. Dorrance
F. A. Mel Canley
R. B. Qwany
Jackson
Lordsburg
Ellan
Lane Stevenson
N. MI
Sallie G. Bryant
Portales
N. MS
G. W. Hares
Scot dohnnon
D. J. McCanne
d. Mayes
D. Ashley
Mra
H. L. Ma
Minor cases decided by district court jury panel
Jurors for the April term began work Monday with minor cases only, as major matters were postponed to clear the docket. Adelin Gallegos was found guilty of larceny, Zach Crain acquitted on one count but held on receiving stolen property, and several others were charged or acquitted in related cases. Jack Kallas was found guilty of gambling while Jerry Senatas was acquitted. Attorney Fred Sherman defended the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelin Gallegos
Sam Watkins
failty
Zach Crain
Raymond R. Ryan
Kinbrandy
J. near
Andrey Chaves
Pablo Benavides
Carmel Chacon
Hardaway ranch
Lucag Rivera
Jack Kallas
Jerry Senatas
Columbus
Kallas
Senatas
Fred Sherman
Cable systems returned to owners after postmaster action
Postmaster General Burleson issued an order returning cable systems to their owners. The plan requires approval and related telephone and telegraph systems will be returned to owners as soon as Congress passes proposed legislation. The move follows a presidential sign near midnight as the plan gains official support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
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KENPER
Jr. D. Harrison
Lester apartments
Harrison
cosen
Mrs. Z. Re Rogers
tomarray
Portaze
Wia
A. W. Polvis
John Wylie
Rell muy
state tax commission
Dan Bowers
fio
HOLIDAY
DREAVE
SAN ANTONIO
BANBEE
New Oil Company
ENLARGE
NORDBAUS STORE
TRI-STATE OIL CO
E. F. BURGETT
NORN
CAPT
MRS
TUNIS
RED MOUNTAIN
OXFORD
JIM KEALY
K. SHIELDS
TUCUMCAHI
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