Visits Among Home People in Deming Texas and Gainesville Friends
A Deming New Mexico letter spotlights former Cooke County Texas residents thriving in Deming. It highlights Matt Kennedy, Mart Kennedy, Roy Howard, and John Williams with families, plus Granville Bush’s rapid Southwest success as a lumberman and banker. The note recalls shared Gainesville roots, kinship, and ongoing ties to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
N. M
The
Register
Cooke County
Texas
Matt Kennedy
Gainesville
John Kennedy
bailiwick
Abilene
Tex
Mart
New Mexico
pastures green
Roy Howard
Arizona
Eufaula
Okla
John &. Williams
Williams
Jennie Bush
Deming Lumber Co
Granville Bush
benedicts
Latimer
H. G. Bush
Sue Leonard
Granville
Southwest
Sons of Rest
New Mexico W. C. T. U. Elects Officers at State Convention
The 18th annual W. C. T. U. New Mexico convention closed with a lively program at Crystal Theatre. Dr. J. D. Swope delivered the keynote address. Mountainair was chosen as next year's meeting place. Officers elected include President Mrs. C. Nutter and several state officers. A delegate to national and world conventions was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Mountainair
3. C. Nutter
Clovis
A. A. Scott
Tucumcari
Marie Holt
Roswell
Louise Buell
Las Cruces
Hila O. Wood
Santa Fe
Sarah D. Ulmer
Hudson
M. S. Kelley
Socorro
John Curtis
Belen
Asbury Park
N. J
Brooklyn
N.Y
Union Station
Mra. F. C
Deming Boy Leslie Smith Dies Off Victoria at Sea
Leslie Smith a 17 year old deck boy from Deming loses life when a giant wave sweeps over the Victoria 550 miles west of Cape Flattery as the liner sails from Seattle for Nome. The body is not recovered and Otto Smith of St Andrews Florida is his father.| Henry Stein of 107 Main Street, a former Deming pupil, relayed the clip to the Seattle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. O'Brien
Alaska Steamship Company
Victoria
Seattle
Nome
Smith l
Leslie Smith
Otto Smith
Deming
St. Anjdrues
Florida
Washington
Henry Stein
Main street
young Smith
Mahoney Heads to New Mexico Funeral Directors Convention
A. Mahoney, treasurer of the New Mexico Funeral Directors Association, left Sunday evening for Albuquerque to attend the annual convention of the body, set to convene this week.
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A. Mahoney
New Mexico
Feterita Proves Tough Against Drought and Chinch Bugs
Girard Kansas report details feterita a new African forage crop resisting drought and chinch bugs better than kaffir and milo. Farmer Martin H Anderson cultivated 200 acres with help from his son earning 4 000 to 6 000 dollars from seed price prospects.
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Girard
Kan
Crawford nanty
artin H. Anderson
United Sates agricultural department
British Sudan
Anderson
Kansas
kaffir
milo
Saffi
Mr. Anderson
mile
Lowell
feterita
orts
Sahara desert
Africa
Harvester trust
Union Pacific railroad
western
Boosters win city championship in 4 to 3 thriller
The Boosters defeated the Regulars 4 to 3 in a pitchers duel. Childs started strong, but Schalk held the hitless stretch for six innings. Lat Watkins starred with a single a double and five stolen bases including a double steal with Hubbard to home.
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Boosters
Childs
Schalk
Hubbard
Douglas
Hugh Hyder
Soltero
Watkins
Jones
McCarthy
Hughes
Phillips
H PO Hubbard
werkt
H. Hyder
p Dwyer
AB Hines
McNally
cf McCarthy
Brechbill
na Jones
If Yeargin
Phillipa
If Childs
Hines
Watkine
Hubbard Wing
Hyder
Childe
Bateman
Balk
Blevins
Bile Regulars
Mimbres Valley Farmers Plan Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Mimbres Valley Farmers association will hold its annual meeting of stockholders at the courthouse in this city on Saturday November 1. It promises to be one of the most interesting meetings for valley farmers as the group has worked to secure cheap oil rates and to aid in other savings for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimbres Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. T. Leonard
Gainesville, Tex
Lee
Bud) Stevens
Belle Rogers
Old Mexico
Bud
old Cooke
Al Watkins
W. C. T. U. STATE CONVENTION
Ceming
J. B. Doyle
Crum
pat
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