New Mexico Exposition Plans for San Diego Revealed
Sam T. Clark reports enthusiastic progress on New Mexico's building for the San Diego Exposition of 1915. Rapp & Rapp designs modeled on the Acoma church feature a roof garden and towers, with moving pictures to promote resources. An Auxiliary Board will promote education, parades, and school cooperation, while Dr. Hewett oversees an Archaeological display. The board plans statewide tours to garner publicity and support.
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Sam T. Clark
Deming
San Diego Exposition
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Rapp & Rapp
Acoma
N. M
bay
Point Loma
Pacific Ocean
McDonald
southwest
union
United States
San Diego
BE. L. Hewett
ourself
Museum and
School of Archaeology
Board of Managers
Hewett
State Museum
Orchard and Alfalfa Farms Company forms in Mimbres valley
Fred Sherman and Lew O Lester organize the Orchard and Alfalfa Farms Company to develop 4000 acres near Deming. The plan sells 40 acre tracts to settlers with built wells irrigation instruction and land development guidance. The new tract lies near the corporate limits with Borderland route and existing telephony and electric services.
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Mimbres valley
Orchard and Alfalfa Farms Company
Fred Sherman
Lew O. Lester
city
anon
Deming
Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone company
Remarkable Raspberry Bushes Report by County Official
County Commissioner Chas. L. Hubbard notes red raspberry bushes reaching 72 inches this year on his farm south of the city. He adds the year isn’t favorable for raspberries but observes rapid growth in the nearby orchard with trees thriving.
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Chas. L. Hubbard
Charlie
Regulars edge Roosters 5 to 4 in fast ball game
Sunday at the ball park the Boosters and the Regulars played a high quality contest with the Regulars winning 5 to 4. Key contributors included Hughes and O Toole, while Wing led the Roosters with a two bagger and a single and both sides turned two double plays.
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ball park
Boosters
Childs
Dwyer
Roosters
Hughes
O'Toole
McCarthy
McNally
Edgell
Wing
Brooks
Soltero
Douglas
Phillips
Hubbard
Hines
Bateman
Brevine
Yeorgin
Revival Services at Church of Christ This Week
Evangelist Bedichek of Oklahoma will conduct revival services starting tonight. His preaching emphasizes the Gospel in a simple, pure, and eloquent style. The meetings are free and open to all, held one block north of the courthouse and one block east. Headlight for reliable news.
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Church of Christ
Evangelist Bedichek
Oklahoma
Bedichek
court house
Praise For New Mexico State Corporation Commission
Hugh H. Williams forwards praise from J. H. Byers, Division Superintendent, commending the commission for fair and ably run operations. Byers notes train service at Myndus, Carne and Miease will receive careful attention and announces routing changes for trains 3 and 4 starting November 16 between El Paso and Tucson via the Southwestern.
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Southern Pacific
Sanranecisco
New Orleans
Tucson
El Paso
state corporation
Deming
chamber of commerce
Peming Machine works
Chicago
state corporation commission
Hugh H. Williams
J. H. Byers
State Corporation Commission of
New Mexico
Myndus
Carne
Miease
Southwestern
liew
Banquet Fetes J T Leonard in Deming Social Evening
At Harvey House on Wednesday night a large Deming gathering honored J T Leonard managing editor of the Daily and Weekly Register Gainesville Texas visiting his son H G Bush. Guests heard speeches on Deming and the Valley and The State Fair with wit and warm appreciation.
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Harvey House
J. T. Leonard
Daily and Weekly Register
Gainesville
Texas
hay
H. G. Bush
gert ieman
J.T. Leonard
Ralph C. Ely
Deming National Bank Officials Announce Rearranged Leadership
At a bank parlors meeting the Deming National Bank reorganized its leadership after the death of former president A. J. Clark. Harry H. Kelly becomes president, with C. L. Baker and A. W. Pollard as vice presidents. Edward L. Foulks is cashier and W. S. Clark assistant cashier. G. W. Panetone resigns for health reasons.
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Deming National Bank
A. J. Clark
thia successful banking house
Harry H. Kelly
C. L. Baker
A. W. Pollard
Edward L. Foulks
Bank of Deming
Ford Car Wins Race at driving no accidents crowd watches
Hundreds gathered along the route between Deming and Silver City to see the Ford 224 driven by Pred Sherman win the 106.2 mile event in 2 hours 57 minutes 16 and a half seconds, breaking records. The Chalmers 30 placed second one minute five seconds behind.
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Deming
Silver City
Ackerman
Sherman
Shields
Kaufman
Chalmers
Connolly brothers
Ford
Hall
Tracy
Reo V
Sloss
Walker
Wells
Deming BYPU Credential Sparks National Interest
Reverend O T Finch of Deming Baptist Church launches a movement centered on a B Y P U Credential. The card identifies active or honorary members and asks for courtesy and spiritual support when the bearer is among strangers, with endorsements signed by Deming leaders. The idea gains traction across the United States and has spread to Europe, linked to church auxiliaries and fraternal aspects.
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O. T. Finch
Deming
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New Development Company
Bercy
CREAMERY THE FARMERS’ FRIEND
Northwestern Agriculturist
Todd County
Minn
Bertha
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