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Newspaper

The Clayton Citizen

Location

Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1916

Page

6

Eugene Field Piece Shows Newspaper Life And Ties

A humorous piece from a Publisher's Guide vignette sketches a newspaper office. It portrays the business manager, city editor, foreman, and editor at home with details of pay and daily tasks. The diamond pin subplot highlights editor pride and church fair luck.

Eugene Field

The Clever Bishop Answers Child’s Wings Question

A bishop addressed a Sunday school gathering and invited questions. A child asked why angels walk on a ladder when they have wings, prompting the bishop to seek an answer from a pupil.

Decorations for the Tree

A simple Christmas decoration idea using four inch paper squares and narrow strips to create linked links in silver and blue. Silver alone looks pretty and alternating blue and silver links enhance the effect. Paper costs five cents a sheet making it a cheap craft for children to assemble.

Staunton Snowstorm and Local Real Estate Moves

Snowstorm Sunday brings high winds to Staunton Me real estate changes hands as Rhyn trades his farm to another and remains on his property this year. Several residents travel or relocate with cattle brought in from a ranch near the Smith post office and trips to Grenville and Des Moines noted.

Staunton Me. Rhyn Des Ryn Childes Kentucky Mr. Fuller Smith Post Office Palmer Mr. Boldenhouse Amarillo Albert Rhyn Helen Bassett

Rustin Killed in France in World War Two

Friends in Coffee County report William G. Rustin killed on a French battlefield. A former Ireland migrant, he owned the ranch east of town and served in South Africa and Britain during earlier conflicts. He was popular for his good qualities and public spirit.

William G. Rustin Coffee County France Rustin New Mexico Ireland William B. Stevns South Africa Baton Austin

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Ben Clayton Lodge Palmer Building L. E. Byrne N. G John Winchester Four States Seed Co Kaffir Sudan LL. Firankulin Alfalfa Bran Clayton, N. M Clayton ON Earth E. Lane GEO. H. Wade & CO Clayton's Belter Store S. P.U.G America DE Laval
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