Seek More Funds to Aid Stockmen in New Mexico
Senator Bursum and banker W D Murray of Silver City conferred with Treasury Secretary Mellon and El Paso bankers to urge extra deposits for New Mexico banks to relieve harvesting season stress on livestock. They push eastern loan relief, hospital plans for Fort Bayard and Camp Cody, and back American Legion aims for disabled soldiers with five bills on veterans bureaus and retirement with pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnum
W. D. Murray
Silver City
El Paso
Treasury
Mellon
Washington
New Mexico
west
Bursum
Angus W. McLean
war finance corporator
Murray
Fort Bayard
Camp Cody
American Legion
America
meludine
bureau of war risk insurance
Irene Scoville joins national evangelist tour
Miss Irene Scoville resigns from A W Polaris office to become secretary to Chas R Scoville evangelist of national fame. She leaves Friday night to join the Scoville party at Allmaquerqy then to Newton Kansas for a series of services. Deming friends regret her departure as the move offers travel opportunities.
Hobbs Car Recovered After Theft. Thieves Captured
Sheriff Smyer announces the recovery of A. E. Hobbs’s car and the arrest of three suspects, Iaeoh Alarid Charles Wagner and Virginia Barela alias Wade, in Albuquerque. The trio is in county jail. police report their attempted getaway with Hicks’s car and ties to Santa Fe robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Smyer
A. E. Hobbs
Albuquerque
sherif
Iaeoh Alarid
Charles Wagner
Virginia Barela
alias Wade
Albuquerque Journal
Mann
Robinson park
W. B. Hicks
Masonic temple
Santa Fe
Charley Noon
Deming
Isleta
High School Girls Serve Dinner to School Board
The domestic science class hosted the school board at noon Tuesday for a six course meal. Board members present included J. G. Cooper, O. Hf. Cooper, J. C. Watson, F. D. Vickers, and J. A. Mahoney. The dining room featured yellow and pink decorations. Miss Arina Magee led the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Cooper
re. O. Hf. Cooper
J. C. Watson
F. D. Vickers
J. A. Mahoney
Arina Magee
Fairbanks firm discusses oil lines for water works upgrade
Mr. Buckingham of Fairbanks Morae in Deming with the city on tying in oil lines to the water works system. He estimates the probable cost of installing two 100 horsepower engines and will submit a detailed bid after a preliminary survey and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Fairbanks- Morae company
city of 5
ry ling
Good News From Mrs Wilcox Health Update
Mrs Wilcox traveled to Rochester Minnesota for a Mayo Clinic examination seeking possible tumor removal. Doctors concluded no tumor exists and no operation is needed. She remains in Minneapolis with Mayo Bros care for minor ailments and is expected to return to Deming fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wilcox
Shaving Big Time Silver City Gathering
A number of local Scottish Rite and Mystic Shrine members attend the New Mexico Consistory reunion in Silver City. Scottish Rite degrees from the 4th to the 32nd will be conferred on 75 or more candidates. Participants come from Silver City and nearby towns, with a dance for Masons and wives at Broadway Cafe tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Shrine
Denne
Silver City
yestern
Silver Cine
Fort etl
Bemine
Hurley
Santas Tita
roi
Lordsburg
Loiis
Former saloon building now used as a church
The Church of the Nagarene has rented the former Trewrry saloon on South Geld Avenue and installed pews and a pulpit. The new worship space reflects changing times with sermons different from past revelry. Some former patrons, now absent, would be surprised at the transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nagarene
Trewrry
Geld avenue
David Caldwell Re-enters U S Army
Deming friends report David D. Caldwell former chief engineer at the Deming Ice and Electric Co. has rejoined the army with the rank of first lieutenant. He is now in educational work while stationed at Camp e Arkansas. Deming friends are asked to remember him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
David D. Caldwell
Deming Ice and Electric Co
Campe, Arkanas
Lieute
Chiropractic education ads begin in Reallight weekly
De M. H. Cain launches a campaign of education through short weekly advertisements in The Reallight. The first installment urges readers to learn what chiropractic practice means and to read from week 40 onward for a series on chiropractic and physical culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De, M. H. Cain
Reallight
Godchaux Returns Here With Health Restored
Leon L. Godchaux returns to Deming after eight months away. He spent seven months at the Martin Clinic in Hot Springs Arkansas and a period at Mayo Bros hospital in Rochester Minnesota for the benefit of his health. He credits treatment at Hot Springs for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon L. Godchaux
Deming
Mayo Bros.’ hospital
Rochester
Minn
Martin Clinic
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Godchaux
Martin
Inet
Deming Officials Pledge to Maintain Clean City Image
Sheriff P. L. Smyer has raided several questionable resorts in the city and witnessed a number of questionable characters before justice court. He vows to preserve Deming's reputation as a clean Southwest town and promises swift action against any offending individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif P. L. Smyer
al iff
justice court
Deming
Grey Eagle ready to ship ore from Deming mine
Prominent Wichita Falls mining men gathered in Deming to push the Grey Eagle Mining company. The 22 claim property on the Florida eich east slope is to ship at least three carloads to the El Paso smelter in coming weeks. Headquarters may move to Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falla
Tex
Grey Eagle Mining company
alope
Floridas
B. Seals
Wichita Falls
David Seals
Len English
E. D. Trevethan
W. W. McGinnin
J. A. Hai
Grey Eagle
Deming
Henry and Robinson Attend Presbyterian Assembly
Rev J D Menay left Monday for Lake Winona Indiana to attend a general assembly meeting of Presbyterians. Henry and Gere H Robinson were commissioners from the Rio Grande Presbytery which met in Deming. Robinson will travel on to Las Vegas and New Orleans then return via Colorado visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Menay
Lake Winona
Indiana
general assembly of Presbyterians
Henry
Gere
H. Robinson
Rio Grande
Optimism Flows Over Angelus Oil Prospect
Drilling at Angelus No 1 continues in 24 hour shifts with depth over 1800 feet at about 40 feet daily. Angelus No 2 equipment is on the ground 23 miles north of Deming except casing. Florida well near town paused due to head driller illness but expected to resume soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelus well No. 1
Angelus No. 2
Deming
Angelus company
Luna County
Florida
ray west
Houston
Tex
Phoenix
Globe
Mexico
William M Davey
Mrs Rogers Dies Sudden at Home in Cooks Peak
Late yesterday a report from Cooks Peak stated Mrs Rogers died suddenly at her home. Coroner C. Rogers was notified and an inquest was expected. details describe the deceased as a middle aged Indy, very large in size. Local judge and Marshal Kesley prepared to conduct the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRA. ROGERS
COOKS PEAK
dier
C. Rogers
Tits Kesley
Committees Rally Funds for Salvation Army Drive
A list of church and lodge groups mobilizes during May 9 to 16 to raise funds for the Salvation Army. chairs and members from Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Christian, Episcopal, Masons, Red Men, Rebekahs, and other societies are named for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Methodist
J. 8. Vaught
J. ¥. Schurtz
P. M. Steed
byterian
George D. Robinson
Wo. Sickels
Karl A. Snyder
Mys
Young Weaver Called by Death at Local Cemetery
Carl Weaver of 317 West Spruce street died Monday afternoon and was buried after funeral services at the Baptist tabernacle. Rev. J. J. Strighland preached the funeral sermon. The bereaved parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wenter, receive community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Weaver
ant
West
Spruce street
Baptist tabernacle
J. J. Strighland
May Festival at Armory and Ferguson’s Store Mowair
Children from the kindergarten and primary grades will stage a May Festival at the Armory and Ferguson’s Store Mowair in Boston. Miss Tang Alger will be Queen of the May with dramatizations and songs highlighting spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMORY FERGUSONS
MOWAIR
BOSTON
Mos
Falkenbere
Tang Alger
Birthday Celebration Marks 36 Years of J A Mahoney Inc
Deming observes the thirty six year birthday of J A Mahoney Inc with a large crowd at the Wig Emporium on Spruce street and Gold avenue. Guests include James Tracey and Mrs L R Whitmore with staff, plus Japanese attendants and a Gypsy orchestra en route. Founder Mr Mahoney recalls starting with a small store, 18 dollar rent, and growth into hardware and groceries, emphasizing hard work, honesty, and customer respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byamy J. A. Mahoney, Inc
wosl
Wig emporium
James Tracey
Tracey
Mahoney
Chinaman’s
L. R. Whitmore
Elizabeth Johnson
Mary Kelly
Wandra Pollard
Yap
Geo. Schenk
Joe Kelly
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Whitmore
bosa
Fort Bayard
Katherine Wanted
Clarence Egan
little Migs dane Alger
Bobby Burns
M. C. Moran
stephen
Mr. Mahoney
Joana
r ink of Deming
Cooks Peak
Frank De Laynay
El Paso
Deming
Kohlberg Bros
Walter Kohlberg
Sante Rosa Maruffo
Gilde Briefly in Town Then Moves On
Gilde returns from Douglas Arizona after months away and will stay a few days to tend farming interests. He plans to visit Alpine Texas for several weeks before returning to oversee New Mexico grazing land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilde
Douglas
Ariz
Gildeays
New Mexico
Ariizona
Alpine
Ten
Automotists report busy Western fruit harvest tour
A traveling group from S. A. Gerard Co. in Cincinnati reports activity around Rocky Ford and La Junta with large cantaloupe and watermelon crops. crews travel from Brawley to Las Cruces, noting earlier shipments, rough roads near Phoenix, and pasangan Deming visits. They praise Deming and outline their Houston origins and long vehicle trip across the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
La Junta
Ro Ford
fiields
Brawley
Las Cruces
Bart Roberson
Cavalry Troop Needs More Men
A conference between General Henry Rolf Brown and chamber of commerce representatives reveals Danving’s shortfall in recruiting a cavalry troop. About 50 signed in town. 34 more needed. Federal support potential includes equipment valued up to 875,000 dollars with 20,000 annual maintenance, if recruitment accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rolf Brown
chamber of commerce
Danving
Brown
walte
becuse
Fuldatahles
peitehis
peager
PPG
capehakers
peta mation
Navy
Torres
tate Grueisi Brown
Garaef Qiatbunetier
Tolland
Ueber
Redmonds Follies At Majestic On Sunday
Redmonds Follies returns to the Majestic this Sunday with Hi Shedmonds Pathes company performing. Show times include matinee and evening, tickets go on sale at 2 PM on the day of the performance. Manager Wilcox announced the one day only appearance with showings in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond
Majestic
Hi Shedmond
Pathes
cwenies
Redmuny
Also Mentioned on This Page
SECRETARY OF TREASURY
IRENE SCOVILLE
Hobbs
I. &. Tiffany lodge
L. oOo F
J. B. Rayner
Deming lodge No
W. L. Russell
Darling
Hl. M. Sibley
H. G. E. Pidalker
TI, Guyon
A. I Cradick
Tt. L. Miller
Willie Boe
L. J. Wells
E. ni
Gains
MIILVER
DAVID CALDWELL
UNCLE SAM
GODCHAUX
HENRY AND
ROBINSON
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
ANGELUS
MRS. WEAVER
Freeason
Hondale
agroupmate
Rowton
paul
Ferguson
elys
quats
J. A. Mahoney Inc
Disytau
Mini
Pasa
Avimons
CLEARY'S CORNER
Hurdy Gurdy Girl
Majestic theatre
Deming High School
Simon Luggate
Theoters
Marion Luggate
Elmore Snmon
Claud Stump
Doris Doderes
Hurdy Gurdy
Gladys Walsh
Birchfald
Pauline Nauns
Eunice Rogers
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Dolly Stearnes
Lillian Holiday
Imogene Crosby
Reina Munson
Theodore’s College
Chama
ipwepas
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