Oil field optimism at Carlsbad promises big production
Prominent Pennsylvania oil man Robert Law Jr. and William Hi Andrews report strong signs at a test five miles southeast of Carlsbad. They expect drilling to start immediately outside the artesian belt, aiming for a productive district as world demand grows. Also notes Hlone Mission Society Nov 14 meeting and a Dec 16 bazaar with two new members.
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Robert Law. Jr
Pennsylvania
TON, Barnsdall
Larrest
Carlsbad
William Hi. Andrews
Ini Associates
Law
Andrews
Mr. Andrews
New Mexico
Hlone Mission Society
Prayer Meeting Focuses on the Life of Lot
The next meeting led by P. S. Eaves will study the life of Lot. The time has moved from Thursday to Friday night.
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Lot. P. S. Eaves
Fat Stock and Horse Show Tickets Sell Strong in Ft Worth
The Fat Stock Show and Horse Show ticket sale in Fort Worth, overseen by J. B Butler, shows brisk demand with D. G. Black buying $117 in tickets for self and friends. A 500 seat order from the Jobbers and Manufacturers League was sent in for Nov 25, while 100 seats已有 been reserved for the Steeplechase club and opening night sales exceed 3,000 tickets. L. Posey of Roswell Hotel is in town seeking a new location after selling his hotel.
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J. B Butler
D. G. Black
Jobbers and Manufacturers League
W. H. M. Society Thanksgiving Meeting Notice
The W H M Society invites all to attend the Thanksgiving program in November at Chins and City Missions. A meditation on God's word from Jer 23 13 27 outlines themes of poverty illiteracy superstition and changing conditions. Visitors will be warmly welcomed with a hearty reception.
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Chins and City Missions
Low Rail Fare to Lands Sale in New Mexico
Railroads grant a fare and one fifth for round trips from all points in New Mexico to Deming. The discount, requested by the State Corporation Commission, aids attendees of the December 8 1913 land sale of 18 000 acres in the shallow water belt at ae New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Ae New Mexico
Messenger
Santa Claus Offer Bundles Newspapers for $1.75 yearly
The notice promotes a Christmas deal offering the Lovington Leader at $1 a year and the Semi-Weekly Farm News at $1 a year. Purchasing both together costs $1.75 yearly and includes 165 papers overall. The message emphasizes wholesome reading and urges readers to subscribe for the season.
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Leington Leader
Lovington Leader
Farm News
Estray Notice for Blaze Faced Mare and Colt
Estray notice for a mare with colt by her side, branded markings on left and right thighs, about 14 hands high and unbroke. Reward of $10 offered for safe containment and notification to H. L. Watkins of Ovington New Mexico. phone 15.
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Ovington N. M
J S Anderson Buys Thoroughbred Cattle Record
Anderson of this place received 50 head of registered Hereford cattle bought from W H Brennand at 100 dollars per head. He will run them with his other cattle, expecting about twice the profit given the care and range required, and may focus on Thoroughbreds entirely in the next year or two.
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J.5. Anderson
W.H. Brennand
Anderson
The Roswell Hotel Under New Management
The Roswell Hotel announces new management led by proprietor S. L. Posey. Rates include meals at 25 cents and rooms at 25 35 and 50 cents with a clean modern service and invitation for patrons.
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S. L. Posey
Civic Improvement Club Sets Dec 23 Play
At the last meeting the Civic Improvement Club planned a Christmas play for December 23 and discussed using box supper proceeds to fund desks for Miss Vawter's room. Mrs Bird, Miss Pendleton, and Miss Graham were named to select the play, with Mrs Shepard and Miss Vawter organizing the between acts program.
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Civic Improvement Club
Shepard
Vawter
Jfthose
Doner Shepard
Bird Robinson
Hamilton
P. S. Eaves
Caudill
Blackman
Misses Roe
Pendleton
Graham
James
A Interesting Story For the Little Folks Tick Tick Tick
A telegram arrives via a boy named Tick and a mule to number S016 Ark Avenue. Ben shivers in a bitter wind as a little girl hurries to take the message to her mother, who reads it upon arrival.
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Ark Avenue
Ben
Nama
Honest boy returns dollar. earns mother’s praise
Ben helps a woman correct a mistaken gold dollar on a city car. He returns the extra money to the conductor and learns his honesty pleases his mother and earns a kind reward from the generous neighbor. The story centers on integrity and maternal love.
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Romising
Ft. Worth
L. Posey
Roswell Hotel
W.H. M.society
Santa Claus
J. S. Anderson
Civic Club
Smithsons
Knowles
J. S Boyd
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