Roswell Plans Y M C A Meeting And Football Opener
Roswell church youth groups plan a Y M C A meeting with a mass gathering scheduled for Friday October 12 with location and time to be announced. Roswell High School opened its football season with a 21 to 0 win over Alamogordo, after a fumble on the opening kickoff, with Jones scoring the first touchdown and Haymaker adding the extra point.
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Young Peoples Societies
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Roswell Weekly Star
Alamogordo High School
Alamogordo
Alamo
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Haymaker
Roswell Evening News
Dona Ana Poultrymen Meet to Organize Association
Dona Ana County poultrymen held an enthusiastic meeting to organize a association for coupons handling emes and poultry. Prof. Rob Thompson spoke on poultry husbandry and the NM Agricultural Coffee, plus the county agricultural agent discussed local farming matters.
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Muir
Rob. Thompson
Tynete
de Ana
Lincoln Court Terms and Local Notices
Judge Medes presided over a brief session with Albert Keton pleading to charges connected to adult abuse. Keton received a one year penitentiary sentence suspended on condition he travels to Mexico. Homer McDaniel reports a successful water well on his Red Canyon homestead reaching 180 feet. Carrizoro Eating Mouse served noon meals to locals Thursday.
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Vedreson
J TB Newell
Jude Medier
Albert Keton
Abani
Emma
Homer McDaniel
Red Canyon
Wheat Acreage Planted In Hope District Amid Year’s Activity
Hope banker Hugh M. Gage reports 1500 acres of wheat will be planted this fall in the Hope district with some already in the ground. The Carlsbad cotton gin begins its season, running daily or two shifts to meet cotton rush. Pecos valley sees record tomato acreage stimulated by government programs and cannery demand, while Lakewood and Dayton canning plants push toward capacity. W. G. Woertter sells a stone residence for $3000 to B. B. Polk. The Pecos valley also plans large winter wheat acreage as mills rise and wheat prices stay strong. Saw mills in Alamogordo prepare to restart, boosting local employment. Orogrande reports 300 head of registered Shorthorn cattle arriving at Turquoise station.
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Hugh M. Gage
Hope
Roswell
Carlsbad
Pecos
Dayton
Real estate and cattle ads mix in New Mexico market
Classified ads flood the Santa Fe and Deming sections with cattle ranches, acreage bargains, and real estate opportunities across New Mexico. Listings boast Hereford herds, water rights, stock horses, and long-term payment plans, alongside personal ads and marriage classifieds.
Electrician fatally electrocuted at Nickel Avenue pole
An electrical accident on Nickel Avenue near Fear of the Bishop hotel left Archleta dead after a fallen live wire touched an automobile. The force of the collision caused the pole and wire to snap, with Archleta stepping on the live line and receiving a fatal 2200 volt shock. Silver City Enterprise reports.
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Nickel Avenue
Trowel
Wisbory
Silver City Enterprise
Red Cross officers elected at Gallup chapter meeting
Gallup news reports the Red Cross chapter officers chosen at Monday's annual meeting. The lineup includes Mrs Gregory Page as chairman and Mrs J Ry McFi as vice-chairman, with an executive committee chaired by Mrs E Hart and others named as committee members. Gallup Independent notes the Odd Fellows Building remodeling with a new heating plant installed by the lodge and interior fixtures by a coal company, aiming occupancy for five years before cold weather.
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Red Cros
Gallup
Gregory Page
J. Ry McFi
Red Russell
Seasaiter
Lotan EB. Gould
Euiwaedt Hart
Palmer Ketner
Margaret’ Young
Herald
Odd Fellows
The
Coal Company
Gallup Independent
Otero District Builds Two New School Houses Near Pinon and Tinen
Two new school houses in Otero County are nearing completion. District No 23 at Pinon is finished and will open next Monday. District 28 near Tinen reports a near finish and will start school in about a week.
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Tinen
War Costs and Moral Battle Highlight Lane Interview
Washington details the war's toll costing not less than one hundred million dollars daily. Franklin Lane warns of European hospital burdens, millions harmed, and the test to American unity, democracy, and resource capacity across industry, mines, farms, and mills. A German spy attempted to undermine morale by posing as a loyal Frenchman and infiltrating U.S. camps.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin K Lane
Europe
Ien
Germany
United States Army
Anto
el Paso
German Agents in the Southwest Portraying War Horrors
A fragmentary account describes German agents in the Southwest spreading propaganda about the war. It notes Americans encountering a kidnapped French officer who claimed past service and sought to address troops with tales of horrors, stirring mixed reactions among officers and soldiers.
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Courte
Morels
France
Hey
Army
Third Series Of Training Camps Open January 5
Washington announces a third series of officers training camps to run January 5 to April 5 for regular army national guard and national army enlisted men with 2490 graduates from 93 schools admitted. Camps will be set in regular army national guard national army divisions plus locations in the Philippines Panama Hawaii Fort Tiss Fort Sam Houston and Chickamauga.
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Panama
Hawaii
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Te Gaas
Chickamauga
Five Million Women of Britain at Work Wherever Needed
The government reports show five million British women employed in war effort roles across industry and services. Figures from the latest office reports indicate widespread participation in production, transport, and support services, with increases across civilian and local government sectors prior to and during wartime mobilization.
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England
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Loral
Notice of Public Land Sale in New Mexico Court District
Public Land Sale notice for the State of New Mexico details a tract offered by the Commissioner of Public Lands Sam Miguel County, with terms and conditions including bid price, four percent interest, and 30 year contract. The sale occurs in Santa Fe, through the State Land Office, with publication dates October 1 and December 14, 1917.
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Neal
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Pete
Pugmest
Sista Lind
Tervien
Indian Guide Loyal to county for over a century
The aged Indian guide Tesas, over a hundred years old, has long led county affairs from Socorra to Tower valley. Though blind now, he guided the first American troops into the area around 1800, aiding surveying parties and marking fort sites, sustaining the county's pioneer legacy.
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Jesus Nyener
Socorra
Tower Valley
Seara
Noatital
Moenitier Nirtoz
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