Deming’s big get-together celebration promises closer ties
Citizens welcome huge crowds for three days of fun, rodeo, and Armistice Day ceremonies. Auto race opens events, with parade along Spruce Street to the courthouse. Military honors, wreath laying, and Taps mark the day as locals and visitors mingle. Ranchers fund barbecue. Tom Farmer leads pits, Maude Tarr eyes equine contenders. Deming Roller Mill aids with bread flour.
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Tarsus
novesn city
Yeaterfay
Spruce street
Tallaws
court house
Claude
R. F. Hamilton
Caffey
24th Infantry
Whitledge
Tom
Lenderson
alune
Tex Young
Murray & Layne's
Tom Farmer
Autopsy details in Risdon death reveal shot wound path
Autopsy witnesses describe a single shot entering the right chest and traveling downward through the heart toward the liver and back, with thirty one pellets around the entrance. They discuss wound burns, rigor mortis, and a rifle charge pattern shown by Deputy Davis in test shots.
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Mahoney
M_ Steed
Vickers
aléq
Hobbs’ ranch
AB. McGlamery
Joe Clary
Risdon
White
George D. Robinson
Robinson
rigor martin
Daviss
Davis
Edgar May
Revival Services at M. E. Church Ended in Deming
Revival led by Rev. J B Andrews and Rev Ed Phillips concluded Monday night in Deming after a strong effort. About 46 professions of religion reported and 20 new members accepted with more to join next Sunday. Prayer meeting drew more than usual attendees showing evident enthusiasm. Andrews returns to Arkansas Tuesday while Phillips heads to Las Cruces for further meetings.
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J. B. Andrews
Mijas Ann Andrews
Ed Phillips
Methodist church
Deming
al!eady
Andrews
Ark
Phillips
Las Cruces
Rutherford settles with Mr Williard over baby return
Rutherford settled with Mr Willard regarding a baby return from Deming. Rutherford had acted as agent for Ex public Life Insurance Co and planned to establish headquarters in Deming after being in Colorado yesterday.
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Rutherford qd
retui
Deming zésterday
Colorado
R atherford
Expablica Life Traurance
will soaka
Deming
Armistice Day Activities At Fort Bayard Parade And Boxing Night
Fort Bayard and city dignitaries will review a parade from the front steps. An Armistice Day program includes racing riding and roping at the track and 20 rounds of boxing at the Broadway Theatre. Main bout features Speedball Hayden versus Battling Jones. Mays is replaced. Semi final pits Freddie Hill and Lightning Davie.
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Fort Bayard
army
knights of the tariat
Broadway
Speedball Hayden
24th Infantry
floahiest
Jones
Mays
Hayden
Joney
Freddie Hill
El Faso
Lightning Davie
Columbus
Wilcox signs contract for Four Horsemen engagement
W L Wilcox manager of the Broadway Theatre arranged a two day showing of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse for January 15 and 17. The film, based on Vincent Blasco Ibanez novel, has drawn wide acclaim and high ticket prices, with critics praising its adaptation beyond the book form.
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W. W. Wilcox
Broadway
Harry L. Gibson
Vincent Blasco Ibanez
America
ito
Terry's Garage Opens New Shop This Week
Mark L. Terry opened a new garage at 1214 and 216 East Spruce Street offering electrical work for autos and motile devices. He plans to operate as an agency for the Willd battery hero product line and previously worked with a motor company, aiming to build a broader service business.
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Mark L. Terry
East Spruce street
Terry
hero
soma
Motor Company 35
sond
Municipal Election Edge Questioned Over Voter Access
A fragmented line hints at a Wednesday municipal election with unspecified questions about derocratic participation and voter access. Officials have not released full details on eligibility or polling locations.
Armstrong Hon Injured When Thrown From Pony
Armstrong Hon, 14, son of Mr and Mrs H Hon, suffered head and facial cuts and bruises after the pony bolted at a ranch near Meyer slaughter house. He was trying to bring the pony to town for a rodeo race when it ran away. the exact moment of fall or throw was unclear due to haze from injuries. He remains confined to a room under physician care with multiple injuries expected to slow recovery for days.
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Armstrong Hon
H. Hon
Meyer slaughter house
Plan to Aid Soldiers Defeated in Tax Revision Fight
A Reed amendment to tax revision proposed taxing profits excess from war profits to fund aid for soldiers. The measure was defeated on Saturday by a vote of 98 to 2. Senator Reed argued it would tax war profits, while Senators Jones of New Mexico and Bar-Samm supported and opposed positions varied.
Roosters Add New Members In City Meeting
New members Wilcox and George were taken up at the meeting as important matters were discussed. Officials reported progress and plans for the Roosters organization.
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ROOSTERS
Wilcox
George
Rural School Exhibit Showcases Student Work and Attendance
The rural schools exhibit reveals wide pupil participation with 15 pupils in several cases, highlighting poster work writing drawing map making sewing manual training and basket weaving. Schools represented include Cambray Tustin Hondale Spalding Mountain View Waterloo Old Town and others. County superintendent urges parents to attend to boost teachers and pupils and raise overall scholarship.
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Cambray
Marie
Tustin
Hondale
Helen Bostwick
Spalding
William
Upton
Hermanes
Elizabeth ~Deckard
Capitol
Ming Ruth Haynes
Mountain View
Rita H
Byterans Bring More Residents to Deming
Reports by the Disabled Veterans Association of Deming show 14 disabled soldiers located in Deming over the past three weeks through the association effort. Officers expect further inquiries to add more ex service men and families as permanent residents of the city. Recent arrivals include Frank Sheverett H L Lonely H H Nichols Fayette Haseler Thos J Scatry Theodore Hummel Co C Blair H A Olen H Bi Groyd Robi Standish L R Stevens L L Quimby Peary Bennett and F C Adams.
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Disabled Veterans’ Association of
Thos. J. Scatry
Theodore Hummel
Co. C. Blair
H. A. Oleon
H. Bi. Groyd
Robi. Standish
L. R. Stevens
L. Quimby
Peary Bennett
F.C. Adams
Minstrel Show Hearing Set for Rialto Theatre Friday
The Magnolia Minstrel show faces a hearing on November 12 regarding a performance planned for Friday November 8 at the Rialto Theatre. Local organizers and the Deming Public Library are involved in arranging the event with support from community groups.
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Magnolia
Rialto
Deming “Public, Library
Holtcamp's car burned near Deming in Northern state
A Nash Six owned by Russell Holtcamp was destroyed by fire two miles west of Deming on Monday night. The vehicle, insured with Hughes and Cooper, was completely burned. Court notes and other garbled text appear in the morgue file, with references to an attorney and an examination of a son of the deceased, mentioning injury claims and lifting difficulties.
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Nash Six
Russell’ Holtcamp
Deming
Hughes& Cooper
Hamilton
Vaughn favors Poland China hogs for Mimbres Valley
Mr Vaughn, a New Mexico poultryman turned hog raiser, advocates Poland China hogs as best for the Mimbres Valley. He notes disease risks from temperature shifts, records high litter success, and promotes rotation of hogs across alfalfa pastures to maintain health and growth.
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Mimbres Valley
Vaughn
Poland
Mimbres Valey
Kansas
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