Waller-Fefler nuptials and Roswell moves noted
Miss Catherine Waller and Mr. Frederick C. Fefler wed at Carlsbad on July 6. They travel to Amarillo for three weeks then plan an extensive western tour before settling in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Both hail from Roswell and Muskogee lineages are noted. Also: social gatherings at the Country club with guests and later moves and relocations of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Waller
Frederick C. Fefler
Carlsbad
Fellaird
First Christian Church
Roswell
Amarillo
Texas
Florida
Muscogee
Oklahoma
Miss Waller
J. H. Waller
Muskogee
Fefler
J. N. Fefler
Chief Products Co
van Buren
Lafayette's Aristocratic Farewell to America in 1825
The article recalls Lafayette's final American visit in 1824-25, highlighting his farewell to President John Quincy Adams on September 6, 1825, in Washington. It notes Lafayette boarding the Brandywine for France, the New York reception events, and a Park Theater ball, framing them within the enduring American spirit and republican ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Union
Washington
John Quincy Adams
Adams
United States
France
Brandywine
New York
Staten Island
Livingston
Park Theater
Ball
Roswell Cowboys Readied for Spring Roundups Across The Open Range
Roswell reporters describe the coming spring roundups as cow punchers prepare to drive unbranded cattle from home lots into wide country. The piece extols open country life, branding, and the rhythm of night herd watches, noting the west's push toward New Mexico and outfits like L. F. D.'s Blacks V's Diamond 4A Circle Diamonds ready to begin spring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
New Mexico
Chuck
Blacks
V’s
Circle Diamonds
Capitans
Spring River
Order Revokes Stock Driveway No 52 In New Mexico
In a Department of the Interior order dated December 9 1918 the earlier Stock Driveway No 32 in New Mexico is revoked in lands described in T 10 S R 30 BE and T 10 S R 31 BE sections 14 22 20. Public Res 29 36 set conditions opening lands to entry under Homestead and desert land laws for ex service men in the War with Germany for ninety one days starting the 28th day after this order with later full disposition by general public. Restrictions apply before restoration date July 22 1922 including soldier’s preference period July 21 to Oct 19 1922 and simultaneous filing July 1 to July 20 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
New Mexico
Germany
Notice of appointment of executrix in Crockett estate
In the probate matter of William R. Crockett deceased Chaves County New Mexico the undersigned Myra Crockett was appointed executrix on July 3 1922 by Judge John D Mell. All persons with claims must file with the County Clerk and the executrix within one year or be barred. July 3 1922 Advertisement Myra Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chayes County
State OF New Mex
Liam R. Crockett
William R. Crockett
John D. Mell
Chaves County
New Mexico
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Eoe
Kipling
Tilton
Wm. H. Coulthard
Robertson
Phile
H. H
Morning Post
Waller
Annette Jacobson
Elizabeth Shepherd
Stella Jacobson
Catherine Birdsall
Messrs
Rolia Hinkle
Edwin Warren
Leland Parkerson
Clarence Hinkle
J. F. Patterson
Janice Huff
Ruth Huff
Pine Lodge
A. C. Harter
E. O. Johnstone
Leo Jr
Evenlyne Mazey
Second St
Kansas City
M. F. Lowrey
S. Richardson Avenue
W. Second Street
Claude Hobbs
Hulda
Indiana
Ray Wagner
North Penn. Ave
Michigan Ave
Chas. T. Cox
Lea
Itfo
Sportsmen's Headquarters
Malone Hardware CO
North Main
America
City Hall
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Myra Crockett
Executrix
R. L. Malone Electric CO
Matinee
P. H
Alice Lake
Reo. Tia
Monte
Over
Cleaning Service
Wellborns Cleaning Works
M. R. Bailey
Palm Beach
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Sunlap Hats
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