Rodeo Race Rules Deliberated By Committee
SchoepF VoL Haris and C. Co Baa set to work on rules for participants and will report to the rodeo committee at its next meeting Monday night. They consider restricting the race to stock classes to cut costs and avoid professional speed demons, with entries to be made through Herman Lindauer or S. O. Skidmave of the rodeo finance committee.
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Humoresque Shown as Opening Feature at Broadway Theatre
Deming film fans secure Humoresque for the opening weekend at the Broadway Theatre with W. W. Wilcox arranging a two day run. He promises a slate of top releases for the coming months and cites strong demand from patrons for the classic picture.
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El Paso Rodeo Delegates Invite Looms
Invitations circulated for El Paso to host a November rodeo event as L Lindauer and Las Cruces citizens discuss attendance. Correspondence from Las Cruces editor LaPoint notes plans to bring a group to the gathering, aiming to participate in the big event.
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Local Deming lads on University of Arizona team
The University of Arizona football squad passed through Deming last Friday en route to Texas College Station and back to Arizona on Monday. Two former Deming High stars, Marvin Clark who played tackle and Byrd Witten a substitute, urged many friends to cheer during a train stop at Deming station.
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New Mexico and Arizona Mine Project Discussed by Commerce Leaders
A committee led by Ed Cs and James L. Marr examined a proposed power plant to serve New Mexico and Arizona mines. Members include James G. McNary Adolph Schwartz and Oreil J. Bingford. Discussions covered hydro and steam-electric options and cost aims, with steps not yet decided. Pollard urged coordination with New Mexico lawmakers to seek reimbursement for past three years and support for a forthcoming bill.
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Doak Family Heads East for D A R Reunion
Mrs L A Doak and daughter Miss Winifrad Doak depart Sunday for Paso to attend the D A R reunion in Chattanooga. They plan visits with Miss Annie Doak who finished a college course, and relatives, with a stop in Houston to see Miss Rose Doak a nurse in the U S public health service. Mrs Bird tends to Mr Donk’s comfort in their absence.
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Deming Hosts Three Day Southwest Rodeo Program
Deming prepares a three day sports rodeo drawing visitors from across the southwest. The event runs November 10 to 12 with cowmen, Fort Bayard personnel, El Paso delegates and notable speakers attending. A grand barbecue closes the parade day with races, roping events, and a boxing match at the Broadway Dance Armory.
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Deming Team Edges El Paso Opponents in Southwest Clash
Report from a hard fought game where Deming faced El Pasoan rivals. The local team fought strongly, drawing praise from fans and opponents for effort and resilience. Players Candi and Trine helped lead the charge as Deming eyes tougher Southwest foes.
Jeff Davis and El Paso Alligators Friendship Tale
Jett Davis a mess sergeant with Deming cavalry troop at Fort Bliss and a Deming Fire Department member spends leisure time watching park pond alligators in El Paso. Bower Miller, visiting for a football game, notes Davis finds the alligators unusually tranquil company, while his fire department colleagues quarrel with their own restless hours when not called to fires.
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Doolittle Will Be Buried Today
Marshall Doolittle a leading southern New Mexico rancher died at Mimbres Hot Springs from Bright's disease after a long illness. He came from Texas, ran cattle at San Simon Arizona, led Alamo Huero Land & Cattle Co. upon Law H. Brown's death, partnered with Fassett to buy Boone ranch, later ran it solo. Survived by a widow and three daughters, his death brings shock to many friends.
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Deming veterans seek better care and local services
Would-be ex-service members pressed for rapid access to government medical care and home treatment options. General Cummins noted limited local vocational training and the need for a Deming branch commissary for veterans, with possible carload coal sales and quicker hospital discharge rules to preserve compensation. Representatives plan to present petitions to authorities soon.
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