Mrs Hulbert Dies At 64 In Roswell Lincoln Visit
Mrs Minnie M Hulbert aged 64 died yesterday morning in Roswell after illness of several months. She moved from Ohio to New Mexico in 1911, lived in Lincoln with her husband until his death in 1926, then moved to Roswell to live with her son L C Hulbert. Funeral arrangements: body in Ballard Funeral Home through tomorrow afternoon, then to Lincoln for services at 4:00 p m and burial beside her husband in Lincoln Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie M. Hulbert
Lincoln
N. M
Ballard Funeral Home
City Beautiful Contest Entries and Displays at Chamber
Mrs. Opha McGlone entered a bouquet of Shasta daisies and mixed perennials in the City Beautiful Contest. Tiger lilies grown by Miss Jennie Kenney are on display at the Chamber of Commerce but not part of the contest due to no classification for tiger lilies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opha McGlone
Chamber of Commerce
Jennie Kenney
Mills Talmage to remodel 411 North Pennsylvania site
Mills Talmage will remodel the recently purchased 411 North Pennsylvania property from Mrs. Mary Frances McClure. He plans to relocate with his family in about a month. Mr and Mrs H C Savage, formerly at 411 North Pennsylvania, have moved to 204 South Lea.
Roswell Couple Granted Marriage License Today
A marriage license was issued today to Francisco Hernan diez and Trinidad Nabarette, both of Roswell, marking their formal union.
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Francisco Hernandiez
Trinidad Nabarette
Roswell
Townsend Club Picnic Announcement for New Mexico and West Texas
Mr Cc C Hume state manager of Townsend Clubs of New Mexico announced to Roswell Townsend Club No 1 an in state New Mexico and West Texas picnic and speakings on July 13 and 14 at Ruidoso. Ruidoso is situated 75 miles west of Roswell. Everyone invited to attend. M A McCracken Sec Club No 1 Roswell NM
Hagerman Man Cuts His Throat During Trial
Ellsworth Casey, 23, allegedly grew uncontrolable during his trial in justice of the peace court at Hagerman yesterday afternoon on a charge of assault on his wife. Sheriff Perry Bean and Deputy Lacy Shortridge took Casey to Chaves county jail after he cut his throat in three places with a pocket knife. He did not seriously injure himself and did not resist the officers.
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Ellsworth Casey
Justice of the Peace Court
Hagerman
Perry Bean
Lacy Shortridge
Casey
Chaves
Roy's Cafe Ad Promotes Hamburger Specialties
A 1915 advertisement for Roy's Cafe at 208 West 2nd Street promotes a complete stock of King's cherry cider and meals. The note highlights serving by glass, pints, quarts, or a gallon with burgers and sandwiches as specialties. It locates the cafe across from Sunset Creamery with curb service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s
Roy
West 2Nd Street
Sunset Creamery
New Mexico Schools Face Million-Dollar Shortfall
Vernon O. Tolle, secretary of the New Mexico Educational Association, told a University of New Mexico assembly that state school revenues will be about one million dollars short for the coming school year. He urged a special legislative session to seek new revenue sources and warned that a proposed $2,500 homestead exemption amendment could cut another million, increasing the burden on schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Vernon O. Tolle
The
New Mexico Educational Association
University of New Mexico
Tolle
TWA given 30 days to answer commerce charges
Washington July 10 AP Transcontinental and Western Air Inc was given 30 days to answer charges by the commerce department over violations connected to the air crash that killed Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico Seven violations total penalties amount to 3500 dollars Quality Circulation Gets Results
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Commerce Department
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Joe Strong Speakers On Modern Outdoor Advertising
Joe Strong of Pecos Valley Advertising Co spoke at the Ad Club on Modern Outdoor Advertising. He noted no hard liquor ads on outdoor billboards since 1915, reaffirmed in 1917, and said outdoor ads complement newspapers rather than compete with them. Don Wilkins spoke on the San Diego exposition. Paul Cassidy of Milwaukee attended. Charles Huff presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Strong
Pecos Valley Advertising Company
Mr. Strong
National Association of Outdoor Advertising Firms
Strong
Don Wilkins
San Diego Exposition
Paul Cassidy
Milwaukee
Charles Huff
Club
District health program outlined by Dr. Puckett
Dr. O E Puckett district health director for District Six spoke at a Chaves County Medical Society meeting outlining plans to test children for diphtheria and scarlet fever, vaccinate susceptible children, encourage periodic exams, establish child hygiene departments, and give schoolchildren exams. He plans a Roswell dairymen meeting on sanitary milk measures and possible city milk ordinance. Strong attendance welcomed by local doctors.
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O. E. Puckett
Carlsbad
Chaves
Eddy
Lea Counties
Chaves County
Puckett
Roswell
Williams pleads guilty in court to wife assault charge
Claude Williams, colored, pleaded guilty in justice of the peace court here today to a charge of assault upon his wife and was released after paying court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Williams
Justice of the Peace Court
District health boards announced by state health director
Santa Fe July 10 AP Dr J Rosslyn Earp state health director announced district health boards today. The announcement outlines the composition and jurisdictions of the boards across the region as part of public health administration changes.
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Santa Fe
J. Rosslyn Earp
Furnished apartment for rent with garage
Classified notice notes redecorated furnished apartments available in two and three room layouts with garage. Contact by phone 69 for details and pricing.
Missing Illinois tourists may have stopped at Estancia
Estancia New Mexico July 10 AP The possibility that missing Illinois tourists stopped briefly in Estancia on May 22 after leaving Vaughn is raised by Santa Fe Railway agent O E Roser who saw a man resembling Albert Heberer in the station morning of May 22 and a post office worker recalls a traveler’s check cashing attempt the same day. Investigators have found an abandoned Vaughn案 hotel and a burned baggage blaze near Albuquerque, with no trace of two couples. The coach car linked to a wreck near Socorro and a string of forged checks from El Paso to Dallas deepen search. Chief N J House Jr. plans to investigate Estancia postmaster and station agent statements about a traveler’s check in Heberer’s possession. A reported Gallup skeleton was deemed Navajo.
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Estancia
N. M
Illinois
Vaughn
O. E. Roser
Santa Fe Railway
Albert Heberer
Roser
Albuquerque
Heberer
Virginia Jameson
Hest
Barber
George Lorius
East St. Louis
Vaughn Hotel
California
Dallas
Tex
Socorro
el Paso
Santa Fe
Burned Skeleton Found Northwest of Gallup on Navajo Reserve
Police report a skeleton found 15 miles northwest of Gallup on the Navajo reservation. Physicians identify the remains as a man of large build with Navajo features. Officials say there is no indicated link to the missing Illinois tourist case. The find occurred in a shallow pit inaccessible by vehicle, discovered by a shepherd and investigated after notification.
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Gallup. No.m
Here
Navajo
Earl Irish
Illinois Tourisst
Irsh
Raynardson
Ilfeld Company
C H. Baird
Ilfeld
State U Plans Get A Million For Buildings
Santa Fe AP A million dollar development program for the University of New Mexico would fund heating facilities a student union library and dormitories with a plan ranging 945000 to 1295000. The project seeks a 45 percent PWA grant and 55 percent bond funding to be repaid by permanent grants.
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State Finance Board
PWA
Santa Fe
University of New Mexico
State Board of Finance
J.F. Zimmerman
University
Hugh B. Woodward
Finance Board
PWA and
Bonds
State College of Agriculture
Clyde Tingley
Washington
State Planning Board
E. N. M. Normal Bonds
Wool Sale Here Was Finished Yesterday
The Bond-Baker Company sold about 477000 pounds of wool for growers at a local sale yesterday, bringing its season total to roughly 1750000 pounds. Top price went to F F Gressett’s 32000 pound clip at 21 3 8 cents, while W H Corn’s 75000 pounds brought 17 3 8 cents and was bought by Draper and Company of Boston. Several other clips sold to Draper and Company Inc Hills and Oglesby Colonial Wool Company and Layfayette Worsted Mills with prices ranging from 13 1/2 to 18 7/8 cents.
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Bond-Baker Company
W. H. Corn
Draper and Company of
Boston
Draper and Company Inc
Abe Meyer Jr
W. W. Simpson
W. B. Lyman
Smith-Lemon-Nelson- Frazier Company
Hills and Oglesby
E. O. Oglesby
H. H. Nerdon
Colonial Wool Company of
H. P. Buell
Joe Skinner
M. W. Bouldin
Win McInnes
W. B. Payne
Layfayette Worsted Mills
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Ralph Vandewart
Abe Schneider
C. C. Hanbert
Last Night Was A Big Success Play At JR High
A three act comedy drama Putting It Over was staged at the junior high auditorium as a benefit for local bands. A large audience filled the lower floor and applauded generously while proceeds were favorably noted. Local cast included Phil Helmig Jr Mrs Joe Huff Margaret Young Porter Cochran C B Turner Mrs F E Plymote Jane Covert directed by F Myrick Russell. The 12 piece civic orchestra directed by Mrs Helen Noah entertained with choruses and an accordion solo by Bonnie Bell Fales. Bill Hatcher, a recent Roswell arrival, will not stay.
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Phil Helmig Jr
Joe Huff
Margaret Young
Porter Cochran
C. B. Turner
F. E. Plymote
Jane Covert
F. Myrick Russell
Civic Orchestra
Helen Noah
Bill Hatcher
Bonnie Bell Fales
Roswell
Beeson Couple Plans Season-Long Moratorium at Ruidoso Cabin
Dr. Beeson and Mrs. Beeson will depart next Monday and not return until September 1. The doctor's office will be closed during the absence as he rests and studies. The Beesons intend to spend most of the period at their Ruidoso cabin.
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C. F. Beeson
Dr. Beeson
Mrs. Beeson
Ruideso
Hope To See You At the Yo Yo Cafe Thompson and Ponds
Adv 1912c advert announces a social gathering at the Yo Yo Cafe featuring Thompson and Ponds with invitation for patrons to attend and enjoy entertainment and refreshments at the event.
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Thompson and Ponds
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