Broncos Boat into Post Exchange Drama and Sports Trip
A long campus note covers class banter and mischief from cadets. The First Class reports on a fall into a lime pit, a band recruit status, and a basketball loss at Carlsbad. The Broncos announce a six day trip to play New Mexico Lobos and Miners with nine players plus five reserves, aiming for a state basketball title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captin Carter
McKinney
Cox
Jo Wilburn
Rutherford Harris
Melaire
Ruth
Saunders
Coy” Jones
Closson
C. T
Hank Becker
Bill Kennedy
Rochelle _dudson
Ned Vaughan
Wildenstein
New Post Exchange
Addison L. Strong
Mess Hall
Strong
Jack Pietcher
M. Taubman
Institute Colts
Carlsbad
Cavemen
Colts
Mills
L. T
Babe
Harvey
Peterson
Seelig
F. W
Dinelli
Talitche
Godfrey
Albuquerque
Socorro
Broncos
Helen Hayes in Arms Scene at Princess Theater
In His Arms Helen Hayes holds Gary Cooper in a scene from the Frank Fortage production of A Farewell to Arms. The film, based on Ernest Hemingway novel, comes to the Princess Theater on Sunday, following the book's famous publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayes
Gary Cooper
Frank Fortage
Ernest Hemingway
Princess Theater
Hemingway
Advv
Old-Time Days recounts Roswell frontier life and banking
The piece recalls Lincoln County era history surrounding Roswell and surrounding towns, naming John Chisum era cattle fortunes, the Circle Diamond Diamond A outfit, and early residents like Hinkle Cahoon and Elza White. It describes the first Roswell bank, its founders including Cahoon, Prager, Jaffa, Poe and Lea, the journey from Albuquerque, the opening in 1890, and notable events like the Alfalfa Palace and early loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chisum
New Mexico
Circle Diamond- Diamond
Chaves County
Lincoln County
Lincoln
Chaves, Eddy, Lea, de Baca
Roosevelt, Curry
Guadalupe
Otero
Seven Rivers
White Oaks
Roswell
Hinkle
Penasco
C A Bar Cattle Company
Jaffa-Prager Company
Dobbs Furniture Co
Nathan Jaffa
W. S. Prager
Itanaeeee Cahoon
Southwest
First Bank
First Nation
al Bank of
Czhoon
Albuquerque
Colfax
Smith Lea
San Antonio
Socorro
Carthage
Uade
Cahoon
Morris Price
Sidney Prager
First National Bank
Pauly
Bankhead Hotel
R. M. Parsons
Carlsbad
Eddy
Tom York
Charlie Perry
W. W. Phillips
R. S. Hamilton
Wool market holds fair demand with firm prices
Boston January reports a fairly steady week for wool demand across most descriptions, with fine scoured wools seeing some strength and overall prices remaining firm. Quotations cover domestic fleeces from Delaine to blood combing and a wide range for mohair and related fibers across several states and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arizona
Domestic
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
New England
Texas
Fred Miller Ill at St Marys Hospital This Week
Local notice reports Fred Miller confined to St Marys Hospital for a severe cold during the past week. Record Want Ads section notes this item among community notices and classified listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ford Opens Fight on Mandatory Levies
Santa Fe New Mexico January 27 1949 Representative Willis Ford from Chaves County reasserts opposition to mandatory levies urging optional levy language. He previously pushed an amendment to make the levy optional when the first highway bill appeared in the house, but the measure was withdrawn and recommitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy the Kid
Gov. Hinkle
Lincoln County
Kid
Pat Garrett
Burns
Hinkle
Ohio
New Mexico
White
Bynum-Ballard
Santa Fe
N. M
Willis Ford
Chaves
Ford
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Bailey
Pope
Boyle
Colt
Thornton
Cisco
Institute
Clark
Crco
Summers
Hubbell Thornton
Lancaster Ss
Schnaubert
Hernandez
Starnes
Pourland
Nichols
Jones
Iarquess Cc
Fernandez
Mendosa
T. & P. Railroad
Elza White
Boston
California
Northern
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Fine
F. M. Staple
F. M. Fr. Comb
Montana
Turkey
Fred Muller
Pound
Prime Home
Leia
Renee
Shaw's Grocery & Market
SS A
Pajamas
Vicki
Idaho
U.S
Fancey
Libby
10Th and North Main Sts
D.A.W
V.f.w.log Cabin
Gus Lemp
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