20 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
1
A fragmented notice from Lovington Public School requests cooperation from teachers and the community in upbuilding the local school system. The message mixes festive greetings with calls for participation and public support.
Notice to Teachers announces the Midwinter Teachers' examination to be held at Carlead on Saturday January 10 1913 under the supervision of the Superintendent of Schools. Names Pricey and PF Ra'l appear in the notice.
The obituary notes Jess Medlin was buried Saturday afternoon after a long journey to the cemetery. Services were conducted by Mr. P. S. Eaves with the Lovington Monitory store ad mentioned on another page.
The Roswell Register-Tribune reports a press volume on the nation’s railroad system highlighting the Quanah and Pacific Railway alignment. It notes a key change affecting service from Quanah to Roswell with a map showing the route toward El Paso via Roswell New Mexico.
Local farmers and E Price accelerate spring prep with well digging and irrigation plans. With a canning factory nearby, growers anticipate a market for produce as they stock up on seed and supplies to boost truck farming in the area.
A local school sending a brief notice on report practices and compulsory education law. It urges parents to review a pupil’s general average and missing work, emphasizes daily study and evening review, and reminds families within three miles of the school to enrol children aged 7 to 14. Absences require reporting.
A local retailer touts one of the Plains' best shoe selections along with overalls pants hats caps sweaters gloves and undergarments. The shop aims to carry a full grocery and feed line and invites Christmas orders.
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