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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
1
A local appeal urges rallying support for a school election turnout. The letter discusses educating voters in Carlsbad and surrounding towns, calls for volunteers to work polling places, and stresses funds to improve the high school by fifty percent.
The Plains excursion organizers set Thursday at 4 PM for final trip arrangements at the commercial headquarters. The Morning News will publish a double sized number next Sunday with excursion distribution to Plains residents. The issue will feature Roswell views and articles on Redswell trade plans and local attractions. Dr Wallace of near Plainview dies at eighty two after long illness. buried at Levington cemetery by the Masons. Dr Gallatin remodels former tailor shop house into an office.
Local tailor Lee Haywood relocates his shop from the old site to a new ground on Main Street near the post office. The move aims to expand services and attract more customers with a larger workroom and updated fittings.
Tarris Garrett and Stage Snell have been in town from the Garrett ranch west of town this week. Merchants report railroad shortages and freight delays due to recent rains making the valley nearly impassable.
County road board met to authorize completing the Mescalero sands roads east of the city. About two miles remain to be improved with $8,000 spent last summer, half from the state and half by the county. Bids will be invited for the project with county funding unless aid from water authorities is secured.
A group of Roswell business men will visit next Monday to gauge local trade and price competition. Local merchants plan a warm welcome and invite country residents to share advantages, showcasing the thriving south Plains country of New Mexico or Texas.
Plainview residents will hold a day long sing along with a dinner on the ground on the first Sunday in July at the Plainview home, inviting all to attend and enjoy fellowship. District Attorney K K Scotti and Roswell lawyer Charlie Gilbert visited town, meeting Editors Williams and Lancaster. Heavy rains in the Plains area brought good crops growth.
A Mason moved the old lumber shed behind P S Eaves Co on the square and plans to haul it away and store feed in the near future.
Tom White of Midland arrived in town yesterday driving his large Colecar. He said his ranch lies northwest of here and he is in town to attend to business related to the property.
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