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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1913

Page

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Seminole Likely To Receive New Gulf Texas and New Mexico Rail Line

A 1913 letter from J M Healy on Gulf Texas and New Mexico Railway plans to build from Sweetwater to Roswell via Seminole Texas seeks cash bonuses and right of way from Seminole. The project’s organizers promise a square deal and early contracts if subsidies are granted along the route.

Bmimmle Sentinel Yington Seminole Roswell Levington Plaine W. W. Williams Seminole Tex Gulf, Texas and New Mexico Railway Co Sweetwater M. J. Tealy K. B. Elmore Hos Ramell C. M.mclair H. C. Hughes Seminole Texas Chamber of Commerce Elmore Sec J. M Healy

Organization forms school improvement club at meeting

An Organization for ovington School held a meeting at the school house on Thursday October 2 for organizing a club to improve the school. Present were Mme Leepard Rob inson R F Love Caudill Whitely Medlin Gilley Chance Jim Love Chestnut Boyd Roden Cooper Miss Roe president Miss Graham secretary others to be chosen at the next meeting Thursday October 16 at 3 30 p m invited to attend.

Thuresday Leepard Robinson R. F. Love Caudill Whitely Medlin Gilley Chance Jim Love Chestnut Boyd Roden Cooper Misses Roe Vawter Pendleton- Graham Mr. James James Miss Roe Miss Graham

First Persian Sheep Arrive in Eddy County

A pair of Persian sheep were received by express from C. J. Jones in Portales and sent to A. D. Jones in Lovington. They are the first Persians in Eddy county, aged 3 12 and 6 months, weighing 65 and 95 pounds, and they drew notable attention while in a crate at the express office. The fur is described as resembling seal skin when properly prepared.

C. J. Jones Portales A. D. Jones Lovington Eddy County Express Dexter Developer

The Peoples Store Lovington Promotes Grocery and Dry Goods

A local retailer in Lovington invites shoppers to save money at The Peoples Store offering groceries, deal items, wire, post, feed, dry goods, and shoes. The message emphasizes value and variety for budget care.

Peoples Lovington

Saloon License Debates in Carlsbad and Fort Worth Reports

Frank Barfield plans a Carlsbad saloon with a yearly license totaling 2425 dollars. The split is 2000 state and county 400 and government 25. Carlsbad saloons were closed June 15 due to strict regulations, with Barfield returning around October 1 to open at 5:30 p.m. The Carlsbad venture aims to stay in Fort Worth, keeping Meg asineas. Also noted: Miss Inez Herrington returns to Bradshaw Texas as a telephone operator, and cattle buyer Scott Cochran from Lubbock visits town this week.

Frank Barfield Carlsbad New Hco Carlsbad Bafield Fort Worth New Mexico Fe Worth Megasineas Carlsbad Argus Inez Herrington Bradshaw Texas F . Shepard Inez Scott Cochran Lubbock

Postmaster Weighs Mail Change Amid Parcel Post Advance

F. G. Leepard, the local postmaster, is rechecking mail weights to assess how the parcel post advance has shifted volumes in recent months. He notes a noticeable impact on sorting and delivery workloads as parcel shipments rise.

F. G. Leepard

Mrs Allen Arwine Visits Before Morning Mail to San Angelo

Mrs. Allen Arwine arrived in town this afternoon and plans to depart on the morning mail car for San Angelo where her husband is employed.

Lovington Commercial Club Hopes Southern Highway Route Changes

The Lovington Commercial Club met in W. C. Howard's office to discuss routing the Southern Highway through Lovington Roswell officials expressed support and cooperation. Committees will push for the route change ahead of a Highway Commission meeting in Saint Louis on the 13th to decide the location.

Lovington Tom Roswell Highway Commission Saint Louis

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Ovington Roswell Hotel S. L. Posey Brendeners Ouds Wesley McGallister New MREX Garrarge Bank
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