Hobbs School Bonds Sold By State At Par
The Hobbs Municipal School District bonds, totaling 80000 dollars, were bid in by the State at par with 6 percent interest. The state elected to take the entire issue, providing funds for new school buildings. Advertisements for bids on construction will follow. NRA funds may be allotted for building costs as Hobbs seeks federal support.
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Hobbs Municipal
Lovington
D. C. Berry
L. W. Gay
Anderson
Hobbs News
NRA
Carl Hatch
Clovis
National Capital
Hobbs School
Hatch
Notice To Cattle Owners For Emergency Relief Meetings
The County Committee for the Emergency Cattle Relief Work and the County Director will hold meetings at Hobbs School House on Saturday June 30 at 10:00 a m Levington Court House on Tuesday July 3 at 10 o clock a m All stockmen desiring relief should plan to attend one meeting Milton Hinson has arrived from Andrews with the GRC forces Dr Sam H Stewart went to Lubbock Monday taking Mrs Kagler for an operation Will Terry ac-
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Hobbs School House
Sam H. Stewart
Lubbock
New Kagler
Will Terry
Three Teens Admit Theft At Jordan Dairy
Lemuel Cheek 16 Ted Martin 17 and Cecil Lee 22 were arrested Saturday night at Lovington. They confessed to entering Jordan's Dairy and stealing 45 dollars. Sheriff Sam Cain and Deputy Kerley recovered 29.45 and the trio were held for examination. Cheek claimed sole guilt but Martin and Lee were bound over to district court in 750 dollars bond.
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Lemuel Cheek
Ted Martin
Cecil Lee
Lovington
Jordan's Dairy
Sam Cain
Kerley
American Legion
Cheek
Jordan Dairy
George L. Reese, Jr
Auto Theft Caught Here Gets Six Years
Jack Dyer was arrested here after Carlsbad officers intercepted a stolen car belonging to Martin Hughes of Carlsbad. He pleaded guilty to auto theft and received a six year sentence from Judge James B. McGhee. Dyer claimed no prior criminal record, though he had a 1927 bank robbery conviction and was awaiting Texas rape charges on bond.
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Jack Dyer
Kerley and
Lee
Carlsbad
Martin Hughes
James B. McGhee
Dyer
Elida Bank
Texas
McGhee
New Mexico Starts Advertising Scenic Attractions
The legislature allocated 15000 dollars to publicize New Mexico in a national broadcast. Two publicity releases have run in nearby states with excellent results. California and others lack New Mexico on sightseeing, scenery, fishing, and hunting reserves to draw tourists. The new effort aims to amplify publicity and attract visitors.
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New Mexico
California
District Attorney Reese Begins Examinations in Hobbs
District Attorney George L. Reese Jr arrived in Hobbs at noon Wednesday to conduct several preliminary examinations in justice court.
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George L. Reese, Jr
Hobbs
Justice Court
Carlsbad Secretary Tones Court Examinations Today
Mias Gelia Daniels, secretary to the district attorney, travels from Carlsbad to act as court stenographer during justice court examinations, assisting proceedings with testimony and recordkeeping.
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Mias Gelia Daniels
Carlsbad
Saunders Named Humble Pipe Line Superintendent
R W Saunders is appointed superintendent of Humble Pipe Line, relieving F H Swink of the same post. The move details the leadership change within the pipeline operation.
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R. W. Saunders
Humble Pipe Line
F H. Swink
Plain Trails Cause Arrest in Hobbs Ice Company Burglary
Johnny Jacks was arrested Monday evening and is jailed in Lovington awaiting hear ing on charges connected to the burglary at Hobbs Ice Company offices Sunday night. A second man suspected fled, with officers broadcasting for his capture. A handmade punch was left in the safe, and a steel rod fragment was found nearby, leading to the blacksmith shop of Uncle Bob where one suspect allegedly had the rod cut into a punch. No stolen money has been recovered despite search efforts.
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Johnny Jacks
Lovington
Hobbs Ice Company
Uncle Bob
Yarbrough
Mrs J E Martin Hosts Fidelis Class White Elephant Sale
Mrs J E Martin hosted the Fidelis Class of the Baptist church with a brief business session followed by a White Elephant sale. Refreshments were served to Mesdames W G Grimes J E Colcute W S Porter Henry Caudle Charles W Walker C R Blount C C Stovall W F Schooley Roy Watson Edwin Hogue W F Anthony Henry Dawes L W Garrett J A Starkey C P Edwards A E Blackwood R L Moats Sam Horne and Anne Flache.
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J. E. Martin
The
Baptist Church
W. G. Grimes
J. E. Colcute
W. S. Porter
Henry Caudle
Charles W. Walker
C. R. Blount
C. C. Stovall
W. F. Schooley
Roy Watson
Edwin Hogue
W. F. Anthony
Henry Dawes
L. W. Garrett
J. A. Starkey
C. P. Edwards
A. E. Blackwood
R. L. Moats
Sam Horne
Anne Flache
Tex Riley's dispensary to occupy Worth Hotel corner
Premises at the north corner of the Worth Hotel building are undergoing remodels in preparation for Tex Riley's dispensary occupancy, targeted around July 1. The project signals a new tenant and a refreshed streetfront presence for the hotel block.
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Tex Riley
Worth
Final Report of Lea County Grand Jury 1934
The Lea County Grand Jury reports after investigating all lawful matters at the February 1934 term. They examined 59 witnesses, returned seven true bills and six no bills, found compulsory school law enforced, and declared county buildings, jail, and offices properly operated and cared for. The jury thanks the sheriff, district attorney, and court, and asks to be discharged. Dated Lovington New Mexico June 15 1934. Br D L Miller, Foreman. Attest Johnnie Huff, Clerk.
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James B. McGhee
Fifth Judicial District
State of New Mexico
Lea
Lea County
Lovington
N. M
Br D. L. Miller
Johnnie Huff
Hobbs Athletic Field Expansion Tied to Donations
Hobbs plans for a new athletic field advance with public support. Dr C B Stone and Bill Meyers provided a water supply via a northeast corner well, with Humble Pipe Line Co supplying the well casing and other oil firms donating a storage tank. The field will be watered, seeded, and soon sod laid to complete the gridiron.
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Hobbs
C. 8. Stone
Bill Meyers
Humble Pipe Line Co
American Legion Prepares Three Day Summer Celebration
Commander C C Johnson announced arrangements are complete for a three day Legion celebration with a free barbecue on July 3rd and 4th in a Carlsbad avenue garage. Events include dancing at Pla Mar hall and Frank White building, Tahoka brass band, rodeo led by Buster Lee, athletic shows, minor sports, and evenings of music and entertainment aimed at all guests.
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C. C. Johnson
The
American Legion
Carlsbad Avenue
Turner Street
Dalmont Street
Legion
Olga
Frank White
Tahoka Brass Band
Buster Lee
Chesher and Badger Trip To Lub Bok
A. C. Chesher and Mrs. Badger motored to Lub Bok and returned home Tuesday and Wednesday, detailing a brief local outing.
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Ts A. C. Chesher
Mratt Badger
Lubbok
Apuscee
Safe Forced At Hobbs Ice Co
Burglars attacked the Hobbs Ice Company office between 10 p m Sunday and 4 a m Monday. They used a sledge hammer to break the safe, rifling the cash drawer of 300 dollars. R A Bond, manager, and his family heard nothing and knew nothing until morning. Police are investigating with no suspects named.
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Hobbs Ice Company
R. A. Bond
Bond Sale Follows Minute Investigation in Hobbs
Superintendent W D Stafford announced that the state treasurer would post bid at par for 60 000 of 80 000 bonds approved by Hobbs Municipal School District The issue faced scrutiny from major banks and government agencies The sale would fund new school buildings and boost Hobbs financial prospects by validating revenue possibilities and marking a community victory.
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W. D. Stafford
Grissom
New Mexico
Hobbs Municipal
Washington
NRA
FRC
CWA
Hobbs
District Court Reopens for Criminal Trials in Lovington
District court reconvened at Lovington Thursday morning with Judge James B. McGhee and District Attorney Geo L. Reese Jr. present. The Fonville case was set to be called first, with potential trials this session including Fred Johnson assault and the Jordan Dairy theft cases State against Cheek, Martin, and Lee. The O G Hardwan case was continued from last week.
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District Court
Lovington
James B. McGhee
Geo L. Reese, Jr
Petit Jury
Fonville
Fred Johnson
Jordan
Cheek
Martin and Lee
O. G. Hardwan
Methodist Assembly Attendees Listed in Cloudcroft
Rev and Mrs C Walker Dr and Mrs Terrell and son Allen Mr and Mrs H S Raymond and children attend the Methodist Assembly in session this week in the Sacramento Mountains near Cloudcroft.
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C. 8. Walker
Charles Walker
Terrell
Allen
Raymond
Methodist Assembly
Sacramento Mountains
Cloudcroft
Mrs Marion Carter and Miss Isabelle Schlosser Visit Carlsbad Caverns
Mrs Marion Carter and her sister Miss Isabelle Schlosser visited Carlsbad Caverns on Tuesday, enjoying the notable natural landmark and its surrounding scenery during a casual excursion.
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Marion Carter
Isabelle Schlosser
Carlsbad Caverns
Ed Gentry Returns After Two Months Abroad
Ed Gentry came back Tuesday from Wink where he had been away for more than two months.
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Ed. Gentry
Wink
Victim of Jal Tragedy Buried Locally
Sheriff Sam Cain received a telegram from relatives of William Fonville known as Farnsworth. The telegram requested local burial and not shipment. Goodwin's mortuary holds the body to decide between Hobbs or Jal, per Jal friends.
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Sam Cain
Billy “Farnsworth
Jal
Goodwin
Hobbs
Farnsworth
William Fonville
Funeral for William Fonville Held in Hobbs
The body of William Fonville, killed Tuesday night near Jal, was buried Sunday at North Side cemetery in Hobbs. Rev. Arthur Johnson of the Church of Christ conducted services at the Goodwin mortuary with many Jal attendees.
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William Fonville
Jal
North Side
Hobbs
Arthur Johnson
Church of Christ
Goodwin Mortuary
Fred Johnson Held in Bail of $1,000
In a justice court preliminary examination Tuesday afternoon Fred Johnson was bound over in bond of $1,000 after waiving the exam for assault with intent to maim A. T. Thompson and his wife who operate Westex Courts. He allegedly refused to stop a disturbance, struck Thompson with a rock, and knocked down Mrs. Thompson who was bedridden by injuries. Several witnesses corroborated the facts.
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Justice Court
Fred Johnson
A. T. Thompson
Westex Courts
Johnson
Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Condemned cattle culled under drought relief plan
Two hundred seventy six head of condemned cattle were killed Saturday and Sunday on three ranches about 45 miles north of Roswell. Ranchers will be paid by the federal government with drought relief funds. More cattle in the area are being slaughtered this week under the program. J. R. Thomas, county agent, leads the effort in Chaves county and farmers wishing to sell to the government should notify him.
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Roswell
Drouth
Dreuth
New Mexico
J. R. Thomas
Chaves County
Argonne Legion Plans July Holiday Event in Hobbs
Argonne American Legion No 26 organizes a three day program July 2 3 4 featuring a rodeo and sports. The enterprise is advertised widely with strong turnout prospects. Citizens and business men urged to support the celebration to draw a large crowd and provide recreation for locals.
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Argonne
T. and N. M. Bus Line Plans July Start Hobbs to Tatum Route
Griffin and Coleman owners announce start of business July 1 with a Hobbs to Tatum route operating from Midwest location. The venture aims to serve regional travel needs with scheduled daily trips and local pickup options.
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T. & N. M. Bus Line
Griffith and
Coleman
Hobbs
Tatum
Midwest
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County Crouth
Milton Hinson
Andrews
GRC
Alin
Charlie
Plain Trails
Grand Jury
Hobbs Ice Co