Hobbs Eagles Fall as Wink Cats Rally in Gridiron Fight
Hobbs High School Eagles outplayed early but weakened in the third quarter as Wink Cats mounted a three touchdown pass surge. Line Captain Cathey starred for Hobbs with strong guard play while injuries sidelined Roberts and Bechtel.
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Wink Cats
Cathey
Hobbs
Roberts
Bud Bechtel
Bechtel
Robins
Collier
Yates
Sudderth
Levelland
Eagles
Levelland Warriors
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Té—Billard
M. Hedrick
Lt—Collier
Dillard
Le—Green
Qb—Bechtel
J. Baker
Fb—Roberts
Smith
Fletcher
W. Baker
Hobbs Woman Fined for Worth Bar Licence Violation
Judge John L. Emerson yesterday ruled in two Hobbs cases against Mrs. Erma Shuler for operating the Worth Bar without a license. Each case imposed a $100 fine plus costs, and W H Patten stated an appeal would be taken to the district court.
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John L. Emerson
Hobbs
Erma Shuler
Worth Bar
W. H. Patten
District Court
Carter and Scott Erect Building on Shipp Street
Park Carter and C G Scott are erecting a new building on Shipp street behind Jackson Horne Grocery. When finished the structure will house a restaurant and cot house.
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Carter
Scott
Park Carter
C. G. Scott
Shipp Street
Jackson-Horne Grocery
Jal Receives School Grant
A grant of 24 545 dollars for schools was included in the PWA program. The Jal project was approved along with a 1 334 003 dollar allotment. Meloan was requested in connection with the Jal project.
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PWA
Oil Well Drilling Company Hosts Annual Barbecue
Between four hundred and five hundred people attended the Oil Well Drilling Company annual barbecue and dance held at their North Grimes street headquarters last Saturday night. Earl Cuningham and company officials led a lavish feast with beeves grilled for the crowd. Guests enjoyed buffet refreshments, salads, relishes, and dancing to an orchestra after the meal in the company’s new shop building.
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North Grimes Street
Earl Cuningham
Occupation Tax Deadline Set for October Fifteenth
The city announced October 15 as the final date to pay all licenses and occupation taxes. After that date penalties will be added, the notice stated.
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Hads
Hobbs High announces complete football schedule
The Hobbs High School football schedule is released with seven of eight games at home. The opener is a home game against Brownfield, Texas, followed by Artesia, O’Donnell, Levington, Tatum, Carlsbad, and other listed opponents.
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Hobbs High School
Eagles
Brownfield
Texas
Artesia
O’donnell
Levington
Ington
Tatum
Carlsbad
Jackson-Horne Feature Home Killed Beef
The Jackson Horne Grocery Co. entry announces a feature home promotion tied to beef sales. The brief notes likely a new product or advertising angle aimed at shoppers and local residents.
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Jackson-Horne
Jackson-Horne Grocery Co
Delinquent 1934 Taxes In New Mexico Exceed 8 Million
Statewide campaign to inform taxpayers about paying delinquent 1934 taxes before December 1 1935 under Chapter 138 of the Laws of 1935. As of June 30 1935 total delinquent taxes reached 8 694 943 58 dollars, more than 1935 state county school and municipal property tax totals.
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New Mexico
State Tax Commission
the Taxpayers Association of
The Peddler and Public Responsibility Cartoon
A civic notice urges residents to treat door to door peddlers with courtesy while questioning their tax support for streets schools and churches. It argues against blind patronage to nonlocal sellers and promotes community progress through local contributions and civic engagement.
Hobbs Auto Opens Used Car Lot on West Carlsbad
The Hobbs Auto Company opened a new used car lot this week on West Carlsbad Street. Bob Griffith leads the operation as manager.
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Hobbs Auto Company
West Carlsbad Street
Bob Griffith
Ford manager Boos in town for week of business
G. W. Boos Zone Manager of the Ford Motor Company Denver has been transacting business here this week and will return to Denver Saturday.
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G. W. Boos
Ford Motor Company
Denver
Mr. Boos
Dnver
Lovington Couple Conducts Business in Hobbs
Mr and Mrs Boone Hardin of Lovington transacted business in Hobbs on Wednesday.
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Boone Hardin
Lovington
Hobbs
Detroit Trounces Cubs in Betting Hassle
A column mocks sports predictions after Detroit defeats the Cubs. It cites Creamy Stanley’s losses and recalls a mistaken home run signal by Gabby Hartnett to explain the mess. A satirical ad from the Grand Coulee News is noted, plus a House chamber joke about pensions and gin.
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Detroit
Cubs
Creamy
Stanley
Root
Gabby Hartnett
Jrand Coulee News
Disney Jackson
R. C
Preliminary hearing set for Jessie Jackson on drugged robbery charge
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Jessie Jackson at 10 a.m. on charges of administering chloral hydrate to rob patrons at the Palace Bar. The State cites chemical analysis confirming the drug, and witnesses include bar staff and other suspects.
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Jessie Jackson
Stanfield
Palace Bar
Palace
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