Barnes Circus to Visit Deming on Tuesday Nov 6
The Barnes circus from California brings a wild animal show to Deming for an afternoon performance Tuesday November 6. It features Alice in Jungleland, Tusko the 10 ton mastodon, twin baby elephants, sixty dancing horses and girls, plus exotic beasts and a two mile street parade.
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AL G.Baormes
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ying wild animal circus
Deming
Barnes
California
Barnes circus
jungles
Frank A. Conssidy
Tusko
Tuako
fani
Vusko
picture studios
Los Angeles
Baryea
tahe
uly
Johann Assen
calliopes
Deming Stock Men Ship Cattle and Calves to Markets
T Q Upton and JL WW Phillipe dispatched four carloads of veal calves from Gage and Separ to Campbell and Coyte, commission merchants in Los Angeles. The same firm bought two cars of fat cows from James Hyatt. Mart Hill shipped 120 head of horses from Lordaburg to Keithville, Louisiana to be delivered to cotton raisers Hughes and Spileberry shipped on the 28th one carload of fat cows and two carloads of large steers from Atelope to Charles Hill in Los Angeles. Richard Bays sent two carloads of fancy veal calves from Hashita to Washburn Cronby in Los Angeles.
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T. Q. Upton
Phillipe
Gage
Separ
Campbell and Coyte
Los Angeles
James Hyatt
Mart Hill
Lordaburg
Keithville
Hughes
Atelope
Charles Hill
Calif
Richard Bays
Hashita
Washburn
Cronby
on Angeles
Mr and Mrs Schutze Burned at Home Incident
Mr and Mrs Salo Schutze were severely burned last Friday evening at their Tin home while preparing for bed. Mrs Schute’s clothing caught fire at the fireplace and efforts to extinguish the flames caused further burns to the hands. A friend reports the Schutze family is improving and recovery is expected.
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Salo Schuta
fchwta
Soldiers Exemption Bill Refund Plan Outlined for Counties
State Tax Commission and Assistant Attorney General propose that county treasurers list all 1922 refund entitlements for soldiers taxed under the exemption act. Court judgments would authorize payments from available funds, with a special levy in the next budgeting period if funds are lacking. Counties with funds can pay promptly. those without must follow the judgment route to secure refunds. Byron C. Ball, Secretary.
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treas ererm
Supreme Court
State Tax commission
BYRON C. BALL
Sec’y
Christian Endeavor Opens Year With Impressive Service
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church held a lively program last Sunday evening. Rev. Sickels led a fine installation service for the coming year. Dorothy Warren chaired the meeting with Margaret Holt as vice president Fred Wyne as secretary and Alvin McEachern as treasurer.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian church
Sickels
Dorothy Warren
Margaret Holt
Fred Wyne
Alvin McEachern
Miss Warren
Albion
N. C
Armistice Day Observed Here Monday
Armistice Day will be observed on Monday November 12 with programs planned for morning parade at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. program at the court house lawn. Speakers include Rev William Bickels Herman Lindauer Rev F M Helta and Judge R R Ryan. An afternoon football game and evening reception for ex-service men and families are scheduled with committees named for music decorations and refreshments.
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Chamber of Commerce
Reva. Gao
Job
Wm. Sickels
J. B. Brown
J. T. Redman
Clyde E. Ely
Charles G. Sage
Court house lawn
Wm. Bickels
Herman Lindauer
F. M. Helta
R. R. Ryan
Silver City
committee on music and songs
J.¥. Schurtz
Mesdame
J. A. Griffin
H. Cook
Geo, Shepard
Moss Marie Stevens
8. C. Skidmore
A A Douglass Dies in Deming After Heat Sapping Day
A A Douglass, longtime Deming resident, collapsed from heart failure on South Iron Ave near Central School Friday afternoon. Born March 3 1860 in Chattanooga he married Mary E DeLong in 1889 at San Angelo Texas. He was a painter and interior decorator. Survived by wife and five children.
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A. A. Douglass
Deming
South Iron Ave
Arthur Alonzo Douglass
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Mary E. DeLong
San Angelo
Texas
Fire destroys home of Mr and Mrs Crawley
The Crawley residence at Iron Ave and Willow St burned to the ground early Sunday. Mr Crawley, an invalid World War veteran, and his family escaped after waking to flames cracking through the roof area. The home and contents were insured with Hughes and Cooper.
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R. J. Crawley
Iron Ave
Willow street
Mr. Crawley
amd
Crawley
Hughes & Cooper
BTL U Event Draws Crowd at Tabernacle Reception
A large crowd attended a B Y.P. U. event Wednesday night in the Tabernacle reception room. Hall decorations were weed, and refreshments included pumpkin pie and chocolate.
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Tabernacle
Halhewe
Xmas Drawing Near Dealers Display Toys
The article notes Christmas drawing near as Weatherred's Store opens its toy stock. Shoppers test Jumping Jacks and tumbling monkeys, while merchants forecast a strong holiday season. Readers are urged to shop early and watch Headlight ads for best presents.
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Weatherred
han aly toys
Sunlight Skipped Deming for Second Time in 13 Months
A column notes persistent gloomy days in Deming, citing a first visit on Oct 1, 1922, and a rare sun sighting reported by Mr. Nordhaus at 6 o'clock. The writers, calling themselves weather birds, humorously debate who truly saw sunshine last Wednesday and acknowledge the scarcity of clear skies.
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Deming
Nordhaus
atv
Birthday party for Mrs DeCrocker at 204 Gold Avenue
Mr and Mrs J P DeCrocker hosted a Halloween evening birthday celebration at their home 204 Gold Avenue with Mrs N W McGurk and daughters Ella Emma Belle and Josephine Mr and Mya FP H Flowers and children and Mr Benjamin Berger among guests An evening show followed the refreshments and decorations in the dining room and all enjoyed the event
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J. P. DeCrocker
Gold avenue
Hallowe'en
DeCrocker
N. W. McGurk
Ella
Emma Belle
Josephine
Mya. FP. H. Flowers
Benjamin Berger
Sanitarium Buys Third Carload of Linoleum
The Holy Cross Sanitarium ordered the third car of Armstrong's Battleship Linoleum after completing another wing. Linoleum shipped and will arrive soon. A number of new patients have arrived for treatment and it will be full to capacity shortly.
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Holy Cross Sanitarium
Armstrong
Meeting Monday Night Elects Border Game Protective Officers
The Border Game Protective Association held its largest meeting Monday at the Chamber of Commerce. Fred Sherman was elected president, Henry Raithel and D. F. Weatherred as vice presidents, R. D. Sidey as vice president, and Russel Cooper as secretary-treasurer replacing J. C. Gage. The 99-member group aims to protect game and wildlife across the state, with deputies recently hired to patrol the open-season zones. Quail season opened yesterday, with deer and wild turkey season starting on the 20th.
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Border Game Protective Association
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Sherman
Henry Raithel
D. F. Weatherred
R. D. Sidey
Rum Cooper
sec'y-trean
J. C. Gage
Deming Civil War veteran 86 stays spry in El Paso visit
D L Tyler, an 86 year old Deming New Mexico veteran, travels by train and claims he looks younger than 70. He cites hard work and regular hours as the key to youth, recalls enlisting at 25 with parental consent questions from an officer, and discusses Deming oil prospects. He plans to go to California with his son and notes a nearby well project. He also mentions owning 520 acres in Deming and optimism about oil strikes in the region.
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D L. Tyler
Deming
N. M
El Paso
salaria
Mr Tyler
Kansas Canyan
Los Angeles
Mr. Tyler
California
Tyler
Dewing
Texas
New Mexico
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets at Sage Home
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs. GC Sage’s home on Wednesday. Members decided to join with the young people to prepare a Christmas box for the Albion church school. Mrs. Henry reported on the Synodical meeting in Las Vegas. A program on Alaska was planned with Mesdames Moir Corbett and Sage participating.
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Presbyterian Missionary Society
GC. F. Sage
Albion
N.GC
Las Vegas
Henry
Alaska
Mesdames Moir
Corbett
Sage
Junior Class Hosts Halloween Party for Seniors
The High School junior class held a 4 Hallowe en party for the seniors at the Fred Sherman home in Idylwylde. Rooms featured decorations like gramp kino black cats corn shocks and autumn themes. Miss Klinger won the apple peeling race and other stunts were performed. Refreshments included pumpkin pie punch apples and candy with Misses Klinger and Alcott chaperoning.
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Fred Sherman
Idylwylde
Miss Klinger
EL Hallowe'en
Double Header Football Game This Afternoon
A double header football event will be staged on the local field this afternoon. The first game features the Freshman Sophomore team versus the Junior Senior girls at about 3:30. The second game pits the high school boys against the Cavalry team.
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Cavalry
Surprise for Mrs Brown at Copper Street home
Mrs J B Brown wife of the pastor of the Christian church was surprised Wednesday afternoon at her Copper Street home when forty friends called bearing gifts. The Indies served refreshments and guests spent a happy afternoon together.
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J. B. Brown
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Christian church
on'S. Copper
Indies
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Green At Baxton Home
Mrs A L Green was honored with a surprise party hosted by Mrs Phil Estes and Mrs Tom Clark at the Baxton home on 3, Zine. Neighbors attended and presented gifts. Rev J T Redmen and family from Grand Junction Cele attended.
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Phil Estes
Mrn
Tom Clark
A. L. Green
Baxton
gueasta
Mrs. Green
J. T. Redmen
William Redmen
Grand Junction
Cele
van extended vielt
persnangs
Oil News Preview From Angelus Well Nearing Test
Oil workers report drilling at 2080 feet with sand and pink streaks as Mr. Bumpus recovers from illness. A high pressure 1200 psi pump arrived from Los Angeles to cement the well and stop water influx, with W. T. Welton aiding Clinton. Oil is believed present. success hinges on sealing the water flow to tem the well in.
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Florida
Bumpus
Los Angeles
Angelud
W. T. Welton
Cinton
Clinton
Angelus
No School Tuesday Due to Circus Visit
No school Tuesday the 6th because Al G Barnes circus will be in town. Board members favor letting children attend for educational value but refuse to cancel school for other events. Armistice Day and Thanksgiving remain no school actions, with Thanksgiving already an established custom.
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Al. G. Barnes
Maple Street Church of Christ Schedule and Topics
Maple Street Church of Christ at Maple Street and Copper Avenue lists J. B. Brown as minister. Sunday 9:45 Bible School, 11 Communion and preaching on Christian Relationship, 2:30 Junior Christian Endeavors, 6:30 Intermediate and Senior Endeavors, 7:30 evening service with topic Prepare to Meet Thy God. Wednesday 1 Bible study and prayer meeting followed by rehearsal.
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Maple St
Copper Ave
J. B. Brown
Girls' Auxiliary Meets at Mrs Brooks's Home
The Girls Auxiliary gathered at Mrs Geo Brooks last week for a business meeting. A large package of clothing was sent to the adopted girl at the Peotates Orphans' Home.
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Geo
Brooka
Peetates
Miss Owens Hosts Halloween Party at Went Pine Home
Miss Owens entertained many friends at her Went Pine home on Wednesday evening with a Halloween party serving brick ice cream and enka. Word reaches friends of Elin Corona Sikerlock that she is well housed with her new home Mae ki Okis. Mise Corona fe tymeie tag danctog in the Namareth Aad emy Sluters of St Joseph and has a studio of her own, with whisked amas mainly speaking well for and be seen in a city with much competition.
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Marie Owens
Went Pine
Hallowe'en party
Owens merved
Elin
Corona Sikerlock
howe
Maeki Okis
Sluters
St. Joneph
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whisk
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