Education Progress in New Mexico Praised by U S Bureau
The United States Bureau of Education highlights New Mexico’s educational advances despite geographic challenges. It notes generous state funding, county high school programs with manual training domestic science agriculture and commercial branches, a state directorate of industrial education, rural school improvements, and free government publications on rural and industrial education available by request. Potential readers include local citizens and educators seeking official guidance and resources.
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New Mexico
United States Bureau of Education
Bernalillo
Commissioner of Education
Washington, D. C
Baptist Sunday School Moves to Morning at 10 Oclock
The Baptist Sunday School schedule has been changed from the afternoon to 10 o’clock in the morning. The shift affects all members and attends Sunday services with the new start time published for the upcoming week.
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Baptist
Lynch Gets His Jim Lynch and the Roswell Murder Case
The article recounts Jim Lynch, a Roswell bootlegger and murderer of a city marshal, with references to Roy Wooster’s two year prior 99 year sentence by Judge Richardson in Clovis. It notes an earlier Carlsbad trial, a remand for new trial, and a plea to second degree murder to avoid capital punishment. It criticizes liquor traffic cost to Chay County and questions sympathy for the liquor trade.
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Jim Lynch
Roswell
City Marshial
Roy Wooster
Richardson
Clovis
Carlsbad
Lynch
State Supreme Court
Uch
Chay County
Llagerman
Revival speaker heads to Texas after meeting
Rev Mathews who closed a revival at the place left Mos day for his home in Texas. Rev J O Cunningham drove him as far as Lamesa in his car. Jeff Hooker is visiting his folks and friends at Lubbock Texas this week.
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Rev. Mathews
Mos Day
Texas
Jeff Hooker
Lubbock Texas
Civic Improvement Club Formed at School House
A school council organized the Civic Improvement Club during a Thursday meeting at the school house. A box supper and a booth are planned for Friday November 7, with proceeds to fund a well at the school. Committees were named, and the next meeting set for October 30. Attendees included Mrs. Bird, James, Shepard, Reed, Cooper, Miss Roe, Owens Vawter, Pendleton, Graham, and Mr. Ioies.
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Meee
Civic Improvement Club
Miss Roe
James
Shepard
Alrs
Reed
Iss Pendleton
Mrs. Bird
Shephard
Cooper
Misses Roe
Owens Vawter
Pendleton
Graham
Io Ies
Turn Backward In Time For Modest Stage Dances
A lament for vaudeville’s past limits on female stage fashions and moves. The note calls for modest skirts and decorous dancing from a bygone era, lamenting today’s steamy routines while urging tasteful performances and clean presentation.
Talk of A New County on The Plains
Discussion grows for carving a new McDonald County from Chaves territory on the Plains. Lawmakers are urged to act, with petitions prepared to the Roswell club and signatures sought to define county boundaries and seat. Debates focus on center of population versus geographic center, with Elida and nearby stations raising objections.
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Mzea
Suilfie
Beimey 5
Cea
Ou Ase
Cha
Otpeiot- Cial Club
Roswell
Elida
P.V
McDonald
Tatum
al Donald
Patton Jones Offings
Fenn
Scott
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Roswell Hotel
S. LL Posey
Lovington Boys
Tome
Sam
Furie and Whidemakers Goods
Lovington
J, S Boyd
Edward M. Love
Agen
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