Bright future in store for Deming
Wednesday night the chamber of commerce and the boosters club held a joint meeting and banquet at the community house dining parlore and reception rooms about 100 attended. Dr Swope acted as toast master and introduced speakers while Clyde Ely announced the boosters club would support the chamber by helping fund the secretary position.
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chamber of commerce
boosters’ club
community house
8. D. Swope
booster club
Clyde Earl Ely
chamber
Dewing
Deming
Southwest
Methodist church
Dodge Bros. Refute Price Reductions On Cars
A message to Deming Dodge dealers states there has been no price cut and none planned. The note from Dodge Bros. to Snodgress Motor Co. denies any reduction, urges dealers to inform customers that reports of price cuts are false.
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DODGE BROS
D. C. Snodgress
Snodgress Motor Co
Dodge cars
Dodge Bros. hive
Jose Holgin Punctures Countryman With Knife
A stabbing affray occurred Thursday in the eastern part of town. Jose Holgin stabbed Jesus Menlez twice in the breast after a dispute over a love affair. A doctor dressed the wounds and warned serious outcomes depend on possible complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Menlez
Jose Holgin
Southern Pacific Announces Round Trip Summer Rates
Special round trip summer fares listed by Southern Pacific to Pacific coast points and other destinations in the United States and Canada. Tickets on sale June 1 to September 30, 1921 with final return October 31, 1921. Rates include Deming to Los Angeles 58.97, to San Diego 58.0, to San Francisco 78.41, to Portland 104.33, and to Seattle 110.80. Yellowstone Park tour 91.26 with a four and a half day conducted trip priced at 54 including meals and lodging, about a 26 percent fare reduction overall.
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Southern Pacific
Pacific coast
United Siatos
Canada
Deming
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Yellowstone National Park
park
Hoosier reunion in Albuquerque proclaims better to live in New Mexico
At Robinson Park Albuquerque, 300 to 400 former Indiana residents gathered for their annual reunion. Organizers report the Indiana association now lists about 600 members with several new names added at the meeting. Community singing featured melodies such as On the Banks of the Wabash and Back Home Again in Indiana.
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Albuquerque Herald
New Mexico
Indiana
Robinson Park
Albuquerque
Indiana association
State Health Association Formed Under Swope Leadership
Albuquerque Berald reports the New Mexico Health Officers' Association organized at a Chamber smoker with Dr. L D Swope of Deming elected president and Dr. G H Luckett of Santa Fe as secretary. A committee including Dr. T P Martin of Taos and Dr. F B Gray of Santa Fe will draft by laws. A nurses conference followed at the university chemistry lab.
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Albuquerque Berald
Now
Mexico
Water fun draws crowd as season tickets go on sale
Yesterday the event opened with strong turnout and enthusiastic reactions. Manager Hughes, signed for another year, forecasts record attendance and has arranged accordingly. The committee offers season tickets priced at 20 dollars for families, 10 dollars for adults, and 5 dollars for students, aiming to make the season affordable during the long summer months.
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Hughes
Dr. M. H. Cain Opens Offices in Deming
Dr. M. H. Cain announces new chiropractic offices in the Mahoney building Deming after moving from Jackson Mississippi with his family. He is a Marine Aviation veteran who flew 129 bombing raids and 41 aerial engagements, participated in major campaigns, was wounded, and spent months in hospital before returning to duty. He is welcomed as a strong addition to Deming’s professional and social life.
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Ueallight
M. H. Cain
Deming
Mahoney building
Dr. Cain
United States
Chicago College of Chiropractic
Bernay McFadden
School of Physics
Jackson
Migs
Cain
Marine Aviation
Zoebrugee-Oatend-Dunkirk
Ghent
Kaiser’s inns
Gain
Crawford Struck By Auto and Slightly Injured
W. W. Crawford was struck by a automobile last Friday evening while crossing the street. He sustained only slight head and scalp wounds from glass and was taken to a doctor's office. He has been in feeble health for years due to a prior accident while drilling a well and is currently able to be about.
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W. W. Crawford
Crawford
Endeaourers Plan Picnic For Saturday Evening
The Endeavourers of the FE. OF CHRIST CHURCH announce a Saturday picnic. Members will bring lunches and ride in trucks to a chosen site. All are welcome to join. bring wieners, buns and marshmallows, and any other items. Boys to pay their share for truck hire.
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the
Christian church
Eve
Howard Returns Home With a French Bride
Carl Howard came back Saturday night from France after discharge from the army following the armistice. He had been with the Red Cross since then, and he will settle in Deming with his French bride. He described distressing conditions in France especially Paris where over 600,000 people were unemployed, mostly mechanics.
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Carl Howard
France
Red Cross
Howard
Paris
Florida healthseeker dies at local hospital
R L Barton of Tarpon Springs Fla dies Wednesday at a local hospital after two years as a health seeker. Funeral services were at Mahoney mortuary with Rev William Sickels officiating. He is survived by a wife and child in Tarpon, Fla.
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R.L. Barton
Tarpon Springs
Fla
pea hospital
Mahoney mortuary
Wm. Sickels
Turpon
Special Election Set for September 20 to Fill Senate Vacancy
Governor Mechen announces a September 20 special election to elect four U S senators to fill the vacancy caused by A B Fall’s cabinet appointment. O Bursum remains temporary appointee until a voters choice is made. Republicans and Democrats plan candidates with constitutional amendments on the ballot.
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Mechen
United States
A. B. Fall
Harding
Hi, O. Bursum
Angelus No. 1 Well Progress Near Deming
Drilling resumes at Angelus No. 1 southeast of the city after casing replacement. repairs from California caused a pause. Angelus No. 4, 23 miles north of Deming, and Florida property five miles NW show slow but steady progress with safety as a priority, and crews anticipate success once casing is set and tools are cleared.
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Angelus
California
Anpelus No
Deming
John Noonan
Florida
New Church Edifice Nears Completion in Deming
The Spanish-American branch of the M. E. church in Deming reports rapid progress on its new church building. When finished it will be among the finest church structures in the city.
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M. E. church
Deming
Interest Keeps Up In Baptist Meetings
The revival at the Baptist church continues to grow with several confessions and accessions. Robert J M Chambers of Fort Worth, Texas, leads with solos and directing. Rev. Strickland delivers messages on Sin and Grace. Next Sunday is Mother's Day with readings and songs by Mrs. Strickland and Mr. Chambers. Rev. Strickland to preach on Mother and Heaven. revival ends Sunday night.
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the
Baptist church
Robert J M. Chambers
Fort Worth
Tex
Rev
Strickland
Rev. Strickland
Hoffman Family Begins Slow California Auto Tour
Dr. R C Hoffman his wife and son departed last Wednesday by car to tour California. They plan a lengthy trip lasting several months with slow travel and time spent where they choose. M C Boucher travels with them to Los Angeles to join Mrs. Boucher already there.
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R. C. Hoffman
California
M.C. Boucher
Los Angeles
Library Benefit Play A Success from Lane County
A benefit performance of the comedy When a Feller Needs a Friend at the Rialto drew a well filled audience Saturday night and earned strong receipts for the Lane County Library Association. The cast received enthusiastic applause and crowds urged a Monday revival. A Tuesday show in Columbus faced publicity limits but the work still raised funds for the library. The library board expresses appreciation for public support and the financial success.
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Rialto
Lane County Library
library association
Colunbus
the
Happy male trio leave on fishing and camping trip
D F Weatherred A H Lowe and J T Hunter departed Wednesday morning for a two weeks fishing and camping expedition in eastern Arizona. They would not reveal exact campsite but hoped to find a fishing hole as productive as their pond back home.
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D. F. Weatherred
A. H. Lowe
J. T. Hunter
norning
Arizor
will pond
Double Crew to Work On Magnolia Road
A large consignment of sand and work equipment is expected at Demin tomorrow or Sunday. A double crew will begin work on the Magnolia road in Luna county next week, with about 20 men sought including Americans. Interested workers should speak to O Leary at the Corner.
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Demin
Magnolia road
Luna county
desir
O'Leary
Home of J Mahoney Anniversary Sale Opens Tomorrow
The Home of J Mahoney, Inc announces its thirty sixth anniversary sale starting tomorrow. The firm highlights various announcements in another section of the Headlight newspaper.
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J Mahoney, Inc
Closing exercises mark school term with plans and graduates
Superintendent Martin releases official program for closing events of public schools. Activities include the senior class play The Hurdy-Gurdy Girl at Majestic Theatre May 13, Junior-Senior banquet May 20, Baccalaureate Sermon May 22, Senior Class Day May 26, and graduations May 27. Names of graduates and future plans listed for the coming year.
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Martin
Majestic Theatre
Manhattan
J. H. Walker
High School assembly
Fuller Swift
Road Signs Finished for Atlantic-Pacific Route to California
Hillsboro officials and executives from Atlantic-Pacific Highway mark the route from Logan New Mexico through Tucumcari Santa Rosa Youan Williard Socorro San Marcial Hillsboro to Deming. A 22 to 7 percent grade on Animas hill is being leveled to improve east coast tourism.
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D. UO
Snodgie Snodgress Motor company
Alfred Rhea
J. H. Williams
Texas Oil company
California
Hillsboro
Amarillo
El Paso
Hillsboro county
ewer
Russell
Athinde-Pacific
Uiss
Mount Carmel
Demhue
m Dening
Deming Benefit Show Delights Hondale Readers
A large audience enjoyed the library benefit show with performances by Mrs Schurtz as Mrs Regse and Miss Faye McKeyes as Liz. Reporter details praise, notes recovering Mrs O Suppiger after an operation, and upcoming social and church events in Hondale and nearby communities.
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Gertrude Danse
Demmy
Deming
Schurtz
Regse
Faye McKeyes
Liz
O. Suppiger
Pennsylvania
Elzie Berry
Ferber
Benning
Bernwich
Suday
H. H. Club
Clem Holderly
Thomppaon
Edie Thompson
Waterloo
Hondale
Iola
Oscar Stetnon
Anna Doolittle
G. E. Osterhaut
Famous singer Baron Auriemma visits Deming for Salvation Army fundraising
Baron James V. Auriemma, former Metropolitan Grand Opera star, toured Deming with local volunteers to raise funds for the Salvation Army. He plans to return to assist in Albuquerque and may visit Deming again during May 9–16. He praised war work, performed with Mrs. C. B. Morgan, and thanked Journal editor Carl Magee and others.
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James V. Auriemma
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Mark city
Deminge
tme
Columbus
Salvation Army
Albuquerque
Deming
London
Paris
Rome
Baron Auriemma
Emmanuel
St. Peter's square
Garibaldi
doughvoys
Italy
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
J. P. Meyers
New Mexico
Meyerso
baron
lfe
the Elks
the Knights of Columbus
Treming
aumory
C. B. Morgan
Carl Magee
Albuquerque Journal
Robert Harry Sims
Marguerite
Gilbert Cosnlich
Sparapucile
Baron Avriemma
Janet Reid
A. A Tenke
Hurdy Gurdy Girl High School Play at Majestic
Deming High School presents The Hurdy Gurdy Girl by the Senior class at the Majestic Theatre on May 13. The cast has rehearsed nightly for weeks and promises witty humor catchy songs and lively dancing, reflecting solid training and prior successful school productions.
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Majestic
igch
Majestic Theatre
Deming High
Mrs Alma M Tinklepaugh Joins Son in California
Mrs Alma M Tinklepaugh once head of the Home of Good Cheer plans to accompany her son to California. The note mentions her joining his studies at the University of California Berkeley and relates to a vacation period and the local school teachers connected to her previous role.
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ALMA M. TINKLEPAUGH
SON
CALIFORNIA
L. Traknee
Berkely wenmat
Taklepaugh
Krin
heme
arte Soe vendonas
Delling
tim sebesl
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ulam
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Emma Berry
Pearl Birchfield
Mary Clark
Imoirene Crosby
Daria Dojerer
Nell Gibson
Jillian Holliday
Elizabeth Johnson
Bess Latimer
Reina Munson
Pauline Nauss
Eunice Rogers
Gladys Welsh
Postelle Cooper
navy
Davis Elliott
Bert Ehrman
Elmore Inmon
Merritt Kelly
Hubert Ruebush
Earl Sipe
Claude Stump
Ethel Cooper
Gladys Hanna
Dora Berry
Louise Allen
Ella McGuirk
Jane Holiday
Nancy Ramsey
Inda Benway
Gladys Green
Dorothy Warren
Boyd Webb
Marlin Ohman
William Steed
George Measday
David Davis
Howard Scoville
Dennis Fairall
Frederick Sherman
Pat McKew
Byron Daniel
BA Close
Gitla
Vera Kennedy
Elizabeth White
Bonnie Clark
Belle Darling
Emms May
Kate Roby
Lola Mier
Hazel Philips
Grace Hume
Marguerite Manshay
Dele Inmon
Christine Foater
Beasie ou McKinsick
Alexis Gibson
Corona Sherlock
HRoys—James Munson
Leslie Peterson
Douglas Stutts
Benita Marufo
James Gibeon
Lee Almy
Frank Harper
Isaac Flores
Roland Rominger
Clarence Goforth
Tom Greene
Leslie Kelly
Terrence MrrAdams
Cecil Boswell
Louta Welsh
Hillie Burke
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