Luna County eyes auto race prize through improved roads
Fred Sherman says El Paso Chamber prize for fastest El Paso to Phoenix route could go to Luna County if roads are prepped. Officials John C. Watson, C. B. Morgan, and Haskell Dial will check cars as they pass through Deming and at the county line, with November 2 race date looming.
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El Pago
Phoenix
Luna county
Fred Sherman
armory
Sherman
El Paso
Paso
Dona Ana c
automobile
United States
John C. Watson
Deming
C. B. Morgan
Haskell Dial
Doctors Examine School Children Health Drive Begins
The school physical examinations start this week with the Red Cross and Board of Education coordinating. Miss Esther Foster and a community nurse lead, while Deming doctors volunteer free services. By yesterday noon two rooms were examined and results reported as very healthy. the effort aims to screen all pupils and maintain records for reference.
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board of education
Red Cross
Esther Foster
Deming
Martin
King and Queen In Albuquerque Sunday
New Mexico will host King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium in Albuquerque for a few hours during their cross country tour. Governor Larrazzo will greet the royal party as delegations from across the state attend a glimpse of cowboy life and an Indian dance at Tseteta pueblo.
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New Mexico
Albert
Elizabeth
Belgium
Albuquerque
Tsteta pueblo
Larraccio
United States
Mexican Leaders Pledge Aid for Americanization Effort
At a weekly luncheon at the armory city officials and community leaders discussed integrating Mexican Americans into American society through education in English and civic ideals. Prof. Edwin D. Martin outlined government efforts to teach American methods, while Reyes Castro and Rev. M. Flores urged broader schooling for women and youth. enrollment classes were set for Baptist church on Copper avenue with teachers requested.
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Martin
United States
H . Rev. M. Flores
Reyes Castro
John C. Watson
Copper avenue
Profeanor Martin
aid
Lester
Nichola
armory
Nial Maud Cooper
Revival notes at McKinney Texas evangelist arrival prepares
The Charles Reign Scoville Evan and Coelia company closed their meeting at McKinney Texas with large ex tion numbers and about conversions. They are now in Harsied ville Olde and come directly here. Mail for them has begun to arrive and the first song books are in hand. Large union prayer meetings are held two evenings weekly and cottage prayer meetings are in numerous districts. Committees are almost announced as preparations complete for the evangelist’s arrival.
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Charles Reign
Deming Eyes Possible Return of Ellison-White Chautauqua
A. A. Davis of the Ellison-White Chautauqua company spent two days in Deming interviewing residents and local committee members. While past guarantees caused some reluctance to fund another event, interest remains strong and many interviewees favored bringing a chautauqua back next spring.
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chautauqua
Reming
A. A. Davis
Elison-White Chautauqua company
reading
Deming
chautauquas
Ellison-White
Davis
Deming Klondyke Co Organizes to Drill
Deming Klondyke Co forms to organize a drilling venture. A committee of Hoffman Hughes and Foulkes will draft papers for an association to manage the venture. The firm plans to lease 33,000 acres south of Deming and test the land for oil with 160 members investing 500 each to raise 76,000.
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jthe, Deming Klondike Oi! Co
RK. CG. Hoffman
Chas. R. Hughes
L. Foulkes
Deming
Sompear
Request for Photo of Boldifr 80x and Missing Studio Aid
Home service section of the Red Urasty appeals for a photograph of Arthur T. Graves a member of Go H 134th infantry who trained at Camp Cody and died in action. The mother Mrs Bassett seeks any image of him alone or with his unit and asks owners to contact the Red Cross branch. The item mentions people and places including Joliet Illinois Camp Cody and WOC8, with scattered local notes on residents and travel.
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American Red Cross
United States
beneft
Home Service
G. Bassett
Feshant
Joliet
Bassett
Wilson's Condition Improves Steadily
The president's condition has shown steady improvement with no new complications. He remains unable to resume business, though daily briefings are provided. Dr Grayson notes rumors about his health are unfounded and stresses the need for absolute rest to ensure full recovery.
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Wilson
Gayy
Grayson
New York Times
lalert
Hunters Preparing To Hit the Trail
In Deming the hunting season is the main topic as men prepare to hunt buck in the mountains. Some plan to drive far and then trail into the hills for several days to avoid beaten paths. Others will select nearer grounds. Promises of venison abound, with a joking note about a possible call for a long closed season if all promised meat arrives. Local officials and residents move on with daily life as the season nears.
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Deming
Tom Goble
Burleson Defends Postal Service At Atlantic City
Postmaster General Burleson told the National Hardware Association and the American Hardware Manufacturers' Association in Atlantic City that the postal service is remarkable in development and efficiency. He blamed express companies, railroads, pneumatic tube owners, and publishers for opposing policy changes while noting wartime duties and extensive government support.
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National Hardware Association
American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association
Atlantic City
hornon
postal service
Burleton
treasury
war department
Burieson
express ‘companies
senate
Ma. Buriesen
ohe
interstate commerce commission
congress
Jim Finch Returns From War to Quiet Work and Medal Gift
Jim Finch, after four and a half years in the army, modestly returns home to give his four star badge and a war medal to his mother. He enlisted in 1915 in Douglas, Arizona, served with the 18th Infantry and AEF in major offensives, earning two wound stripes and four service stripes. His discharge notes praise his excellent character. his family recalls a world of hardship before service, including bandit encounters and a push to join Uncle Sam.
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Jim Finch
Roxworth-Galbeath company
Douglas
Ariz
18th infantry
A. EB. F
Laneville peetor
Toul
St. Mihiel
Meuze-Argonne bates
United States
Nethan
Finch
Mexico
Lake Valley
Jim
Kim
Sam
acroga
Hum
jeryy
Vaudeville at the Majestic Theatre Opens New Week
Manager Wilcox closed a contract with Levy Bros to bring Levy entertainers to the Majestic every Wednesday starting October 28th. A strong bill, new and returning acts, plus vaudeville and film reels promise two solid entertainment shows weekly for Deming audiences.
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Wilcox
Levy Bros
Levy
acta
Mareatis
Wilcor
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear local battle report
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions ongoing activities around a figure named Tidmorely and references to a new work, old guard, and attention to a task. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context to confirm events, dates, or precise participants.
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