Travel notices and visits from Roswell area residents
Lawrence Garton returns to Texi co after a three day visit with his brother M B Garton. Mrs R E Tilton visits in Hager man with sister Mrs Ira Lovell who is ill. E T Wickham and family depart for Newark Ohio. They have been here since November. Breed Hurst returns to Dexter after two days with Mrs Katherine A McKay and the Audrain sisters. B A Steinberg of Ellsworth Kansas leaves for Wichita after a week here with Dr Armstrong and wife. Rebecca King heads to southern Texas to join parents who moved there. she left last evening. A M King of Artesia visits with his wife who sails to Seattle Washington. A D Sullivan from Lakewood meets his wife. she visits Oklahoma and Goodnight Texas. Adjutant General A P Tarkington of the New Mexico National Guard arrives from Santa Fe for Military Institute inspection. S C Barnett returns from Dayton after seven months teaching. will run a Roswell summer boarding house for the Woolverton school. Mrs Pose McCleary and children depart for Oklahoma City to visit a sister before returning home. Frank Nichols, with his brother Earl Nichols of Roswell, leaves for Weatherford Texas. Earl remains to play ball. J W McFarland and Mrs Thomas Bycroft of Bay City Michigan leave for Shawnee Ohio with the couple’s late wife’s remains. Allison and wife return from Fort Davis Texas after two months. they found Pecos Valley dry and were glad to return. Miss O V Butler Deputy Supreme Ausdian and Miss Maude Simmons from EF Paso visit Woodmen Circle at The Gilkeson for a week.
Bank Statement and MoOtounk Conference Notes
A New Mexico bank reports assets liabilities and deposits with notes on cash items and reserves. The piece also describes the Lake Mohonk conference details including notable invited speakers, host Albert K Smiley and the estate facilities.
Lake Mohonk Peace Conference Opens Thirteenth Meeting
Hundreds of delegates gather at Albert Smiley's Lake Mohonk mansion for the thirteenth Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration. The session runs through Friday with speeches on America's role, advisory arbitration, and the move toward a permanent international court and regular sessions.
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Albert
Smiley
Wis
the Hague
New York
Programim Lj
Butler
Hirot
Harvard
Thwneg
Western Reserve
Transfers of Real Estate in Roswell and Hagerman
Deeds filed for record in the Probate Clerk and Recorder office show A E Woodman sold to Joyce Prut Co for 155 dollars, Martha Long to R F Barnett for 630, C C Formwalt to R F Barnett for 10, Kenna Development Co to J I Funk for 45, Urton Town Co to J I Funk for 75, John T Hendrickson to Winfield S Day for 375, Wilson Orr and wife to J I Funk for 75, all in Hagerman Urton and Roswell areas. Local residents L Durham, Bruce Conner, S C Smith, R J Thrasher, James Sutherland, Kenneth Keebler, Ralph Dimmitt, W D Hedrick, S W Holder, W S Davisson, F W Moore noted in town and surrounding trips from Carlsbad and Artesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Gayle
A. E. Woodman
C. L. Ballard
Joyce-Pruit Co
Hagermian
Martha Long
R. F. Barnett
Jaffa
The
Kenna Development Co
J. I. Funk
Ken- Tha
Urton
John T. Hendrickson
Winfield S. Day
West Side
Hagerman
Wilson Orr
Local Graduates and Travelers Headed to Summer Plans
Miss Grace Carper traveled to Hereford Texas today for commencement and to visit friends. Miss Clara Pohl departed for Rockwell Iowa to spend the summer. Mrs. Ella Jordon left for Round Mountain Nevada and will be away until next September.
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Grace Carper
Hereford
Tex
Clara Pohl
Rockwell
Ella Jordon
Round Mountain
Nevada
Local Visitors and Dexter Family Noted in Town
R. H. Crawford returned this morning from a month long trip to Los Angeles and other points in California. J. C. Weaver, wife and children of Dexter, were in town today shopping and transacting business.
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R. H. Crawford
Los Angeles
California
J. C. Weaver
Dexter
Local Visitors Depart After Court Hearings and Meetings
H. H. Nelson left this morning for Corbin Kansas after two weeks in town for court. C. H. Trent from Guthrie Center Indiana departed today after two weeks sightseeing. R. P. Pope of Glencoe arrived this morning en route home from Lake Arthur and Florence where he conducted Baptist district missionary meetings.
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R. P. Pope
Glencoe
Lake Arthur
Florence
Wells Couple Heads to Kansas City for Fishing Cure
W. T. Wells and his wife departed this morning for Kansas City. They plan to spend time by the northern lakes until Mr. Wells fully recovers from the fishing microbe in his system.
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W. T. Wells
Kansas City
Mr. Wells
Use of Prickly Pear in New Mexican Stock Feed
In Mexico prickly pear is widely used to feed cattle with fences or Cereus hedges protecting plantations. The Durasnillo variety is favored for its low fiber and readily singed spines, though overall consumption is not as large as the abundance of plant material might suggest. The practice has a long history but remains limited in scale.
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New Mexico
Mexico
Cacti used as forage and fuel in Mexican agriculture
A New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin notes cacti in Mexico serve as human food and forage for livestock. Dried stems and joints provide limited fuel, while broken limbs and wild forms are fed to cattle during grassless seasons on large haciendas.
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Mexico
Republic
New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station
New Home For Utes In South Dakota Territory
The runaway Ute Indians who deserted Utah tribes last year have leased land on the Cheyenne reservation in South Dakota and will settle there permanently. They had resided at Fort Meade for six months with Army aid amid tension with soldiers and local white and red neighbors. Officials in Washington are reviewing the situation, and the Utes declined work offers at a railway camp.
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Deadwood
S.C
Interior Department
Washington
St Andrew's Guild Seeks Members for Sewing Group
The St Andrew's Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal Church seeks new members. They offer plain sewing including wrappers aprons skirts and children garments and have ready to wear items on hand. Meetings are Thursdays at 12 pm at 102 South Penn Ave. All old members urged to attend and new members welcome.
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St. Andrew’s Guild
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
South Penn. Ave
Grill Cafe Promotes Table D Hoping for Lunch Surge
The Grill Cafe touts noonday Table D Hote at 25 cents in the coolest dining room, while morning and evening meals are offered A La Carte. The note highlights a favorable setting for summer dining as part of its citywide appeal.
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the Grill Cafe
Grill Cafe
Grill Cafe Roswell Fixes Luncheon Price To 25 Cents
The Grill Cafe clarifies a front page error where the noonday luncheon was listed as 50 cents. Management says the luncheon will be 25 cents, with the European plan otherwise.
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Grill Cafe
Roswell
For Rent 4-room Cottage on Thwards On And 8th Street
Cottage with four rooms available for rent on Thwards On and 8th Street. Terms at 100 South Pa. Ave. 7012.
Wanted Experienced Woman To Do General Housework
A notice seeks an experienced woman to perform general housework for a family of three near town. Good wages offered. Contact Mrs John Shaw for details.
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John Shaw
For Sale or Trade Hotel Proposition
For sale notice advertises a splendid hotel proposition described as a money maker from day one. Calls to action direct readers to contact Carlton & Bell for details and viewing.
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Carlton & Bell
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Frep J. Beck Notary Public
D. G. Hall
Adme
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Georg Littlefield
G.t.creeca
Carlsbad
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Hadith Rodkey
Artesia
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Kenna
G. W.crawford
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Reading—Aux Italiens
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Wiseniawski
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Owen Meredith
B. D. Garner
Schumann Schumann Drake
Mehlenfarth
P. V. Drug Store
Lawrence Garton
Texico
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R. E. Tilton
Ira Lovell
E. T. Wickham
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Ellsworth
Dr. Armstrong
Wichita
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Texas
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Lakewood
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Goodnight, Tex
A. P. Tarkington
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E. 4. Warey
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Oklahoma City
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Earl Nichols
Sorning
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Earl
J. W. McFarland
Thomas Bycroft
Bay City
Mich
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Allison
Fort Davis
Pecos
O. Vs. Butler
Maude Simmons
Depety
EF Paso
Woodmen Circle
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Woodmen of the World
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J. D. Bell
Cy Vest
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Outlo
Smiley Mansion
Bruce Conner
S. C. Smith
R. J. Thrasher
Wilkes B. Newton
James Sutherland
Kenneth Keebler
Ralph Dimmitt
W. D. Hedrick
S. W. Holder
W. S. Davisson
F. W. Moore
H. H. Nelson
Corbin
C. H. Trent
Guthrie Center
LA Belle
Gronsky’s Ice Cream Wagon
Gronsky
Edward A. Finnegan
Garst Bldg
Daniel Drug Company
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