Gillette argues need for 2 million road bonds
State highway engineer Leslie C. Gillette told Deming voters at the courthouse that road bond amendment No. 11, on September 20, would enable New Mexico to access federal aid funds. He warned the state is short about 1,006,000 of the needed total and bonds would be used only to meet the deficiency, speeding up construction and keeping workers employed.
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Leslie C. Gillette
court house
Mr. Gillette
Gillette
United States congress
senate
house
New Mexico
state highway department
department
New Jexico
Move of American Legion Headquarters Considered in New Mexico
Veterans at Fort Bayard discuss transferring the American Legion headquarters from New Mexico to Deming. If Deming expresses interest, steps will be taken to promote the change publicly and advertise the city nationwide.
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American Legion
New Mexico
Deming
veterans of the Legion
Fort Bayard
atte
Registrar Will Close Books Tomorrow in Deming
The local registrar urges every resident to enroll before the book closing on Saturday September 10 to ensure their name is on the official register. With the September 20 election looming, all voters should study upcoming state constitutional amendments and the election of a U. S. senator.
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Deming
United States
Angelus Company Clears Sand From Oil Well
Operations at the Angelus oil well focus on freeing the hole from sand around the pipe after a period of suspension due to a broken derrick. A higher capacity pump will be installed, with drilling expected to resume promptly once the new pump is in place.
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Angelus
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Session Report
James A. Kealy and B. L. McKinney attended the New Mexico Knights of Pythias grand lodge in Santa Fe. Officers reported rapid statewide growth and strong enthusiasm auguring larger order expansion. Deming to Bayard clash set for Sunday at 2:30, Deming primed for tough game after steady practice and lineup shakeups.
Angelus Well Aids Veteran Heroic Figure
An experienced welder arrived last week to assist in work at the Angelus well southeast of town, bringing valued expertise to the ongoing project.
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ses ANGELUS
Angelus well
Box Party Nets 80 For Scouts
A box social raised over 100 dollars with expenses deducted, netting a little more than 80 dollars for Boy Scout troop camp equipment. Miss Grace Tiny Cover won the cake prize after the boxes were sold, with musical numbers by Katherine Warnel, R E Thompson, and Ruth Hon. Mayor Hamilton and Dr M J Moran helped sell boxes to aid the cause. Some spoons and silver were misplaced but mostly returned.
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John ¢. Watson
Hamilton
RL. Miller
Nesch Baking Co
Grace
Tiny' Cover
Katherine Warnel
R. E. Thompson
Ruth Hon
Capt
R. F P
Mayor Hamilton
M. J. Moran
Mines May Reopen By Jan 1 Says Dr Ricketts
Dr L D Ricketta of Warren Arizona, recovery engineer for Inspira tion Consolidated Copper and Rananea Consolidated Copper and International Smelting and Refining, told Tucson that mines in Arizona and New Mexico may reopen by early next year as copper markets improve. He cited rock-bottom depression and noted he is not optimistic, yet believes prices will rise and operations resume at varying times. He said eastern markets influence reopening chances and that any price improvement would prompt mines to restart.
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Tucson
Ariz
Ariz zone
New Mexico
L. D. Ricketta
Warren
Inspiration Consolidated Copper company
Rananea Consolidated Copper Company
International Smelting and Refining company
Ricketta
university
board of regents
Hilton
Ricketts
east
Veterans Seek Fair Treatment From Deming Merchants
About fifteen delegates from Fort Bayard met with Deming merchants to discuss business and social relations with the hospital staff. Capt P J Quirk led the group, arguing veterans face discrimination in Silver City courts and prices there reflect wartime levels. He urged better treatment and proposed co sponsorship of a Labor Day parade with local chambers and clubs to promote stronger ties between Deming and Fort Bayard.
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Fort Bayard
Deming
armory
Silver City
Fort <q
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pital
Donny
Fock Bayard nven wits
Port Bayard
hospital
Tabor
Tabor day parade ‘that, thening
Chamber of Commerce
Dening Boosters’ Club
Monument to be unveiled Monday in Deming
A Claude Close Howard monument dedication will be held Monday at 3 p.m. on the courthouse lawn. The American Legion post Troop C N G and local school children will participate with a brief program led by Major Si D Swope. Veterans and cavalry will march, Taps will be played, flags flown at half mast, and citizens urged to attend.
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Claude Close Howard
court house lawn
American Legion post
Claude Howard
Troop C. N. G. N. M
srhaals
Si D. Swope
caramanley
American Legion
Denning
Legion
veternate town
BALL TEAM TO PLAY CAMBRAY SUNDAY
A local ball team set to face Cambray Sunday in a short time frame report. The piece notes Cambray's win as a likely outcome and mentions the Southern Pacific context surrounding the event.
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Deming Delegates Welcome Fort Bayard Appeal
Deming Chi merchants and Chamber of Commerce members visited Fort Bayard last Thursday to strengthen ties with soldiers at the hospital. Mayor R F Hamilton, A W Pollard, A Lindauer, Herman Lindauer and Walter S Clark led greetings and discussed Deming’s climate, water, tennis facilities, and potential for veterans housing and relocation of Fort Bayard patients to Deming. Captain P J Quirk moderated and praised local treatment of veterans while noting price reductions in Deming.
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Deming Chi
Fort Bayard
American Legion
R. F. Hamilton
A. W. Pollara
A. Lindauer
Herman Lindauer
Walter
A. W. Pollard
Deming
Legion post
Hamil
Silver City
Deming Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
Pollard
Quirk
voice of war times
Denver
Colo
Democrats Plan Monster Rally with Prominent Speakers
Democrats in Deming plan a large rally to explain the senatorial campaign. J. Smith, county chairman, is coordinating with state headquarters to assemble principal speakers. The event aims to give residents a clear view of the stakes and details before the election.
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J. Smith
Deming
Smith
Benefit Dance to Aid Deming Baseball Club
Deming Baseball Club hosts a benefit dance to clear its finances tomorrow night at the armory. Whitmore and Ehrman, noted local promoters, will provide music and assist with the event. The club aims to draw fans and dancers to support a stronger season after a tough year. Miss Ruby Bruce and Edw ard F. Agnald announce their marriage, with details noting the ceremony and reception plans.
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Whitmore & Ehrman
dencing
RUBY BRUCE
Ruby Bru
J. M. Bruce
Domino Methodist
f. Agnald
bas boud
Lee
Tidmore Buys Daniel's Store in Deming Trade Move
Tidmore takes over A. B. Daniel & Son stock and fixtures on North Silver, plans to run the Fur Nishing business from the site while stocking anew. He formerly operated nearby and aims to capture rural trade with experienced staff and fresh shipments. C. H. Paulk returns to help Tidmore and Wm. McKisack joins the team.
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Tilmore
A. B. Daniel & Son
North Silverwane
Tidimore
Daniel
an Lindauer
Yogeery
West Pine street
monstery
Tidmore
Deming
C. H. Paulk
Mr. Tidmore
Casa, Grande
Ariz
firn
Wm. McKisack
auies
Meets friends in Honolulu and Goforth death details
Olive Whitehill reports entertaining by Earl and Mrs Marsh in Honolulu before moving to Maui for teaching. Edith Stone, former War Camp Community Service member, now listed in the Star-Bulletin. Separate reports on Oscar J. Goforth’s death claim he climbed a light pole to repair a guy wire, the rotten base pole snapping as the wire was cut, causing fatal injuries. Pest House Company letters dispute the wire claim but confirm the rotten pole.
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Olive Whitehill
Hawaiian Islands
Earl Marsh
Honolulu
Marsh
Berg Bishop
Deming
Miss Whitehill
Edith Stone
Star-Bulletin
Maui
GOFORTH
Streator
Ill
Oscar J. Goforth
Pestute O1 Co
Magee Attacks Bursum as Unfit for Senate
Editor Carl DeMagee of the Albuquerque Morning Journal asserts Holm O. Bursum is utterly unsuitable for U.S. senator from New Mexico. The piece portrays Bursum as illiterate, immoral, and self-serving, claims Magee supports his opponent Magee toward liquidation, and accuses Bursum of longstanding political duplicity backed by a loyal but blinkered faction.
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Holm O. Bursum
United States
New Mexico
Bursum
republican party
Magee
shield
catapan
Hena
Hawking
Fall
wil
wisdo
tilly
senate
anile
nillory
Eduardo Diere
Romeros
Otero
San Miguel
Service
H. G. Bursum
Ernest
Carl Dc.Magee
Albuquerque Marning Journal
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