War Department to Open Store on Silver Avenue Deming
The War Department of the Southwestern Division based in San Antonio plans a surplus sale in Deming. Major N N Purvis organized with the city council to dispose of stock including food, dry goods, and household items at set prices. The Hannigan building at 106 North Silver Avenue will house the operation with Sig Lindauer as manager, aiming to open by Monday.
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war department
San Antonio
slide arralice manta
Deming
N. N. Purvis
Sig Lindauer
stors
next Monay
Bean Market Developments and Price Guidance
Complaint to our office warns farmers about selling beans below market price as Deming prices show. California Pink beans fetch 56.76 to 7.00 per ent, freight adds about 6 cents drayage, yielding roughly 6.00 per awt. Prices have risen about 50 cents per cwt recently, signaling upward demand. Mimbee Valley Farmers Association monitors market and will publish weekly bean prices. Stay tuned and follow market listings.
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California
Deming
Mimbees
Plowet Businesswoman Introduces New Plant Line
Miss Hruce of the Marinello Shop plans to carry a selection of cub flowers and plants. The venture requires careful care and hard work, and the public should support her new line. She runs an established business in Deming and depends on it for livelihood.
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Miss Hruce
Marinello
Deming
United in Marriage by Judge Rogers at Court House
Judge C. Rogers united T. B. Keel and Miss Aliie Philips of Hondale in marriage on Wednesday. The ceremony took place at the judge's office in the courthouse.
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C. Rogers
T. B. Keel
Aliie Philips
Hondale
court house
General Pershing to Tour Military Resources
General Pershing will depart Washington on December 9 to begin a nationwide inspection of the nation’s military resources. His itinerary includes the Southwestern department, then the Southern department, and districts along the Mexican border, with a possible stop in Deming.
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Persuing
Washington
General Pershing
Deming
Nesch Remembers Headlight Editor Thanksgiving Gift
Mr and Mrs Paul Nesch of the Neach Bakery recall the newspaper man during the holiday season and present a large fruit cake for Thanksgiving. The gesture is appreciated by the community and readers.
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Paul Nesch
Neach Bakery
Bean Heads to California by Auto
Garrett Bean plans an overland trip to California this week. He will travel by automobile and expects to reach the Golden State for new opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Bean
California
farally
Mr. Bean
Golden State
Revenue Officer Welcomes Baby Daughter in Wichita
Deputy U S Internal Revenue Collector W R Spraut received word his wife in Wichita Kansas had a beautiful baby girl on Friday. He plans to move his family here to live about the first of the year.
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U. S. Internal Revenue
W. Rt. Spraut
Wichita
Kas
Community Service Board Meets in Deming
The executive board of the community service met at Fred Sherman's office Tuesday night and transacted important business connected with community service work. A lot of social activity will be arranged by the committees during the holidays to benefit the people of Deming and support the center of national enjoyment and education.
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COMMUNITY SERVICE NEWS
the
community service
Fred Sherman
Deming
Base Hospital Prepared to Receive Tubercular Patients
Deming prepares Camp Cody facilities for a United States Public Health Service tuberculosis hospital to serve war-related patients. Major W A Khron arrived to arrange care as 200 beds are readied, with 390 tons of cows monthly planned and a large staff to follow, bringing economic activity to the town.
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Camp Cody
W. A. Khron
United States Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Deming
Chamber of Commerce
James
Khron
Chamber of Commerce Plans Election and Banquet
The Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual officers election on December 26 with a full board of directors to be chosen. A banquet under the chamber’s auspices is set for December 6 at the Community Service club armory, aimed at showcasing two years of completed work and clarifying board actions to the public.
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aminesa
Chamber of Commerce
ther
Community Service club
armory
Carrageen Sells Interest in Princess Theater to Cooper
Sol Carragein disposes of his interest in the Princess theater to J. G. Cooper. The new proprietor will not take possession until December first and E. S. Theoden will manage. Carragein shifts focus to the Grand Theater and Silver avenue and the Columbus theater project. H. G. Bush and A. W. Pollard remain linked in the Columbus field. The Princess property is valued around 100.
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SOL CARRAGIEN
Carriegan
Princess theater
J. G. Cooper
Theode
Grand Theater
Silver avenue
Columbus
Iota
H. G. Bush
A. W. Pollard
Stockmen upbeat as rains improve ranges
The weekly rainfall, reaching nearly an inch and a half, has improved the ranges and pleased stockmen. Jack Smyer has returned from a business trip to the eastern part of the state.
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Jack Smyer
state
Shipping mules and barges to Colorado City Texas
Phil Estes shipped two care of mules and a car of barges to Colorado City Texas on Monday. A nine pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs L Mallett Wednesday morning at the Ladies Hospital. Mr Mallett is an employee of the Myers Market.
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Phil Estes
Colorado City
Texas
Mrs. L. Mallett
Ladies’ Hospital
Mr. Mallett
Myers Market
Landholders organize to test state leasing law
The Otto case finished in District Judge Holloman's court with the State Landholders Protective Association planning further suits to define the state land commissioner's authority over mineral reservations and contracts to purchase state lands. Attorney Hugh R. Woodward outlined the association's theory that lands must be classified mineral or non mineral and that reservations in purchase contracts are unauthorized, with about 300 members holding over half a million acres. The case, bringing in multiple offices and lawyers from across New Mexico and beyond, may lead to broader challenges to state land policies and the 1919 act.
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Otto
Holloman
state lands
Reed Hollaman
district court
state land commissioner
Hugh R. Woodward
the
plaintuff
State Landholders Protective association
land office
United States
Christian Otte
Clayton
state land commissioner's office
Otte
State Landholders’ Protective association
Joe Doherty
Felson
J. J. Hervringin
Pusu Sante
E. J. Gallegos
Lopean
George Gillespie
Maxwell
ieclors
Mr. Woodward
New Mexico
s land commissioner
Woodward
laad
Judes Holloman
association
Grampion, Phillips & Durden
Raton
Judie
R. Wright
Santa Fe
Hugh 5
Beanz Debut as Farmer Joe Stump Sells Market Load
Joe Stump from the farm marketed a large load of beans on Tuesday and reported a favorable price. He expressed satisfaction with the market outcome and the earnings from his crop.
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Joe Stump
Beanz
Joe
Clark Ships Out Two Cars Flour
J W Clark of the Deming Roller Mills shipped two cars of flour this week. One car went to merchants in Silver City and the other to Senta Rata.
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Clark
J. W. Clark
the
Deming Roller Mills
Silver City
Senta Rata
Bolich Finishes Large Dipping Tank Work
N A Bolich completed construction of a large dipping tank for Prior Nunn and is now spending a few days visiting with his Denimg friends.
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N. A. Bolich
Prior Nunn
Union Thanksgiving Service at Tabernacle
The Union Thanksgiving services at the Tabernacle were largely attended by city residents as Rev. N. J. Riener of the Christian Church delivered the sermon. The musical program pleased attendees. At the Christian Science church similar services were held with impressive and spiritual observances despite a smaller crowd.
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Union
Tabernacle
N. J. Riener
the
Christian church
Christian Science church
Mimbres Valley Farmers vote to issue warehouse receipt
Mimbres Valley Farmers association directs issuance of warehouse receipts for cleaned beans stored in its Denning warehouse enabling members to borrow against the beans instead of selling below market price. The plan aims to reduce distress sales while detailing receipt terms, loan guarantees, charges, insurance and handling rules.
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Mimbrea Valley Farmers association
Mimbres, Valley Farmers’ Association
Mimbres Valley Farmers’ Association
Denning
N. O
Mimbres Valley
Mimbers
Mimbree Valley Farmers’ association
Mimbres Valley Farmers ’association
tha assoria
Mimbres
Dial Secures A Big Allotment For Clients
Din, manager of the Derning Oil Exchange, reports a large allotment of corporate stock in the Homer fields. The Service people behind Ocean and Ranger Central and Homer Union are cited as successful partners. Dial has been allocated 10,000 shares for his customers and has filled several subscriptions recently.
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Hi, Din
Derning Oil Exchange
Ocean and Ranger Central
Homer Union
eapleither
Homer
Dial
Ferris Transferred to Phoenix as Dick Company Manager
H G Ferris a local manager for James A Dick company is transferred to Phoenix to oversee the branch for the Pate company. A B Sanders of El Paso will succeed him, having been the El Paso buyer for James A Dick. The change takes effect December 1 and the Ferrises leave Deming with many friends who will regret their departure.
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H. G. Ferris
James A. Dick company
Phoenix
pate company
A. B Sanders
El Paso
Sanders
James A. Dick
Mrs. Ferris
Deming
Ed Gadden Badly Hurt In Riding Accident
Ed Gadden was laid up after being thrown from his horse on Sylver avenue Sunday morning. The horse balked and flipped Ed to the hard street as three dogs chased the animal. The child rider, Hal Kerr’s son, escaped uninjured. Hal Kerr and wife returned from Phoenix. Kerrs plan to stay in Deming for the winter. Herman Lindauer returned from several weeks in Los Angeles.
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Ed Gadden
Sylver avenue
Aute
Hal Kerr
feather
Phoenix
Mug
Kerr
Arizona
Deming Friends Urged to Respond and Send Check
Fragmentary note asks recipient to enter again and enclose a two dollar check. Mentions Deming and Mesa Arizona as places, signs off with wishes for success and happiness for Deming friends.
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PHIL
Tyceon
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cornell
gandlen
La Lantern
R. R
Canvays
rusnett
ENTER PLOWEt BUSINESS
UNITED
Nesch
Protective Association
Farmington
Bolich
Mimbers Valley Farmers
Mimbres Valley Farmers association
Imbres Valley Farmete’ association
HTS
Herman Lindauer
Los Angeles
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