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Hobbs News in Hobbs, New Mexico

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Hobbs News

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Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America

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Aug 03, 1934

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County Democratic Convention at Lovington July 28 1934

Delegates from Lea County precincts meet to elect state delegates and dispose of business. Temporary chair Terrell led proceedings after a dispute over chairing. credentials report lists seated delegates from Crossroads to New Hobbs with numerous proxies and adjournment to 1 p m.

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O. C. Goodwin Democratic Central Committee Lea County Lavington Eectne Eeme Newcomer A. D. Dever Crossroads Precinct J. D. Black A. D. Sawyer Caprock Ifred Rushing Alfred Rush Lovington G. H. Lumpkin Mamie Love W. E. Davis Oran Beatye Campbell T. S. Mitchell Huff W. M. Beauchamp M. Wilhoit Nina Johnson J. E Simmons G. W. Witt B. B. Barres Tom W. Neal Knowles J. L. Williams Boon Hare Hardin Mument Ochoa Brooks Brininstool Lea Crafton Wells Lee Cook New Hobbs Dare Bodie Goodwin Bodie Theemocratic Central House S. T. Burk Harmony T. W. Neal J. Black and & Allen Iowit Crossroads Alfred Rushing Pitchfork Highway Precinct Eugene Hodge W. F. Wallace Tatum Precinct F. D. Bass Johnnie Fort J. A. Foreman Thurman Rodgers Seaburn Price Niles Morris L. H. James F. N. Burns Prairieview John E. Moreman E. L. Harbison MacDonald Oran Beaty Lillie Campbell T. &. Mitchell Myrtle Huff Beauchamp J. E. Simmons L. W. Johnson Boon Hardin Boon Fardin Hobbs Dan Bodie J. L. Emerson W. Kerley Bill Clark Grady Hugh King E. C. Hill Jal M. Beckham R. O. Dinwidie L. J. Caley L. J. Calley J. A. Stuart C. D. Woolworth Peter Bish Roy Conover Ralph Baird B. Brininstool L. Cook B. D. Clark R. E. Lee L Cook H. H. Smith A. C. Brock Emmet Starch Ed. Gentry
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Chicago strike cuts cattle buying in drought regions

The Chicago union stock yards strike has slashed cattle purchases in New Mexico drought areas by half. Dr F L Schneider of the bureau of animal industry said buying orders may halt today. Mon 3000 cattle were bought, quota cut to 1500 on Tuesday. Through Tuesday, 36000 head bought in drought regions, 1600 farms and ranches visited by federal veterinarians. About 15000 cattle were destroyed while the rest sent to packing plants for food.

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Chicago New Mexico F. L. Schneider Bureau of Animal Industry
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Roswell and Deming May Have Canneries

Dispatches from Washington state the national relief officials have tentatively approved the establishment of canning plants at Deming and Roswell, and possibly other New Mexico towns. Relief administration will set up a class of instruction to produce experts for supervision. A class of instruction is shortly to be opened at Amarillo, Texas, which New Mexico appointees may attend.

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Washington State National Relief Deming Roswell New Mexico Relief Administration Amarillo Texas
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Judge suspends last 75 days of Cathey’s jail term

A district court order suspends the final 75 days of Ed Cathey’s 120 day sentence. He will be released on August 14 under the terms of the suspension.

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Ed Cathey
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Old West figure George Pendleton visits Hobbs region

George Pendleton, longtime rancher once of the Lone Tree ranch near Carlsbad, now resident in Cranfill's Gap Texas, visiting Hobbs with family. He rode cattle to Amarillo after railroads arrived and knew Buffalo Bill Bill Hickok and Wild Bill history. His Eddy County and Lea County political prominence is recalled.

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George Pendleton Cranfill Amarillo Pendleton Buffalo Bill George Bill Hickok John Westley Hardin Wild Bill Eddy County Lea County
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Club Cafe Reopens Under New Owner After Remodel

The Club Cafe reopened Tuesday morning after remodeling and enlarging to add family tables. W. E. Green, the new proprietor from Longview Texas, will run the cafe offering regular meals and short orders and invites the public to visit for guaranteed good service.

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W. E. Green Longview Texas
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Humble Means well in Andrews county proves large producer

The Humble Means oil and gas well in Andrews county is reported as a big producer with daily output between two thousand five hundred and four thousand barrels. It marks the first major producer in the county, prompting plans to drill deeper under orders to extend the operation. The well sits six miles east of the Seminole Odessa highway and about fourteen miles north of Andrews, signaling potential for a wide regional impact.

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Andrews County Frank Brahaney Andrews
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Free for all fight at a Carlsbad game turns violent

Spectator Jimmy Martin of Carlsbad was stabbed in the stomach Sunday as a brawl broke up a Malaga versus Carlsbad baseball game. After Malaga led 4 to 1, Ellison charged Henry Neunes at first and a melee erupted with players and spectators joining. Neunes and others describe rough contact as a fight began. Martin’s injuries were deemed serious but not confirmed.

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Jimmy Martin Carlsbad Malaga Mr. Martin Henry Neunes Ellison Neunes Martin
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Make This Unanimous Clean Up Campaign A Civic Chorus

A civic message urges townwide unity in a clean up paint up and fix up campaign. The cartoon illustrates harmony and warns discord reduces impact while emphasizing jobs, beauty, sanitation, health, safety and prosperity under town trustees leading with a modern City Hall.

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Bridge Fire Detours Traffic Near Artesia on Hwy 83

Auto travelers report a bridge over the Pecos seven miles east of Artesia burned Monday morning. Cause unknown. Traffic from Artesia diverted via Roswell or Carlsbad.

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Artesia Pecos Roswell Carlsbad
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Hobbbs Parent-Teachers’ Association of Hobbs Idreeks L. W. Gay R. E. Alsup Roswell and Parent Teachers’ Association Hobbs Ice Company
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