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Newspaper

Rio Grande Farmer

Location

Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1923

Page

5

City Briefs From Las Cruces Area Highlights

A roundup of locally reported movements and visits includes A S J Eylar of La Mesa traveling through eastern states, samples from Afr and Sirs, and agent activity by Witherspoon Agency. Several residents undertake trips to Arizona, Texas, or Louisiana, with gatherings for Camp Fire Girls and Presbyterian events. Notable mentions include John Cuaney’s return to work after a gas engine injury, Mrs. Toms Wotan returning from Marion for her husband’s burial, and visits by Rev H J Reemisma and others as community life continues with travel, farewell parties, and church activities.

Exhausted Her Interest In The Neighborhood Dispute

A tense domestic scene unfolds as a wife questions moving despite a year of satisfaction with their neighborhood. The husband defends staying, while both reflect fatigue from repeating the same discussions about neighbors. The exchange hints at strained marital dynamics and a desire for new surroundings.

Tor

Fragmented Mystic Note From Obscure Column

A cryptic cohort of phrases hints at love and absence, with a windy refrain and a fleeting conflagration. Names and clear facts are unreadable, leaving a hazy, poetical fragment that suggests emotion over events.

Jewelry and the shifting sense of words in old prose

A dense note traces how the term jewelry evolved from “the place where these are kept” to denote the jewels themselves. It parallels confectionery with confectionery and crockery with crocks, and cites Howell on Felton the murderer. The shift arose as merchants priced goods and advertised “jewelry” for the containers, then the public adopted the newer sense.

Mw Crocker Cnstomby Howell Felton Duck Ingham Hemeelves Whteler

John Smith Arrives in Navajoland for Saturday Meet

John Smith bound for this city arrives in a can of film and sets up headquarters at Navajoland. He stars with Eugene O'Brien a strong lead who uses two fists and wins hearts. Lovely Mary Astor leads the supporting cast alongside George Vivia Ogden Barney Sherry Frankie Mann and others.

John Smith Navajoland Eugene O'Brien Mary Astor George Vivia Ogden Barney Sherry Frankie Mann

Homecoming at Presbyterian Church This Sunday

The church welcomes back the minister after nine months away and invites the congregation to a full winter program with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School under R. H. France, 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship on the Homecoming theme, 2:30 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor resumes after summer break, and 7:00 p.m. Senior CE led by Robert.

R. H. France Junior Christian Endeavor Robert

College Dinner Feature at Navajoland with Valentino

The Young Rajah presents a college dinner feature after a race, starring Rudolph Valentino as Amos Judd. The plot centers on a rival’s chair attack and a dramatic fall from a balcony, ending in tragedy. The film opens Sunday and Monday at Navajoland, with Harvard Wing Valentino.

Rajan Rudolph Valentino Paramount Navajoland Harvard Valentino Amos Judd

Fragmented Vintage Hosiery Catalog Snippet

An OCR fragment lists Missons and BSe Boys hosiery items in black and white tones with Cordavan and Cordovan materials. Sizes range from five to twelve with notes on extra fine ribbing and extra heavy cotton. Some phrases are garbled, but references to stockings, hose, and garment details remain readable.

Sandie Howe

Cloudburst near Alamo closes road in flood

Knight returned from a business trip to Myers company's store at Cloudcroft. The El Paso Alamo road flooded last Monday when a cloudburst caused water to rush across the plain. Culverts failed, the road submerged, and a lake formed about three miles to the east. Dozens of carts were delayed for hours, some buried in mud. By Monday this week the road was again passable.

Knight Myers Company Cloudcroft Ife el Paso-Alamo Ja Lake

Lacking a Horse Without a Wagon in Blacksmith Shop

A man lends a horse inside a blacksmith shop and comments on seeing a horse without a wagon. Dobby notes it looks odd and quotes the remark about a boree without a wheel.

Dobby

Condon Bus Driver Honored By New Front Signal Device

A streetcar conductor noted for a ready humor now faces a new issue as a state inspector critiques policy on passenger comfort. An experiment on the bus front features a large circular signal disk mounted ahead of the taillight, connected to brakes and the emergency lever, revealing a hidden inner half and the word Stop when activated.

Condon Homer Instrucziun Thuy Gaya Hopular Ik Bse Aetail Wight

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