New Linotype Installed at Citizen Office in Clayton
The Citizen office announces the installation of a New Standard Linotype, claiming a fully equipped publishing plant. The note describes staff, service openness to all, and a commitment to modern, prompt work across news, job, and advertising departments.
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Citizen Office
Clayton
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Jimmie
Bether
Mary Cr
Trinidad
St. Joe
United States
Methodist Notes Morning Services and Evening Sermons
Morning Sunday school at 10:00 followed by preaching at 11:30 on The Place of Prayer in the Life of the Church. Evening service at 7:40 features The Annual Tragedy by Rev. Author Gaines, Pastor.
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Gaines
Methodist Ladies Aid Meets at Woodward Home
The M. E. Ladies Aid held a profitable after noon on Feb 9 at Mrs. H. B. Woodward's home. Mrs. Woodward led devotionals and business was transacted. Present were numerous members including May Ramey Errett Farber Hann Heringa Small Schleter Akin J. W. Murray E. E. Plank Gaines Rutledge Thompson Jennings Porter Selvy JH. D. Plank Harry Hann Byrne. Hostesses were Mrs. Woodward and Mrs. Byrne. Next meeting Feb 23 will be at Mrs. Floyd Akins with hostesses Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Akins.
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Methodist
H. B. Woodward
Wodward
Mesdames May
Ramey
Errett
Farber
Hann Heringa
Small
Schleter
Akin
J. W. Murray
E. E. Plank
Gaines Rutledge
Thompson
Jennings
Porter
Selvy
JH. D. Plank
Harry Hann
Byrne
Woodward
Floyd Akins
Akins
Card of Thanks for aid after father's death
We thank through the Citizen for the help given by the I. C. O. F. and Royal Neighbors during the death and burial of our father and brother R. M. Hight. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnson and others.
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R. M. Hight
Obituary of Robert M Hight Pioneer and Community Leader
Robert M Hight born August 2 1857 in cenars NL died Thursday morning after a long life as a Kansas pioneer and New Mexico settler He helped Senator Fitzpatrick in state affairs before moving to Thomas NM in 1907 He leaves a daughter Mrs Walter Johnson a son T D Hight three stepsons and five brothers and two sisters in mourning fields of memory and community loyalty
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Robert M. Hight
Cenars
Kansas
Sallie”Craig
T. D. Hight
Thomas
N. M
Walter Johnson
Fitzpatrick
New Mexico
N. I
Robbie Johnson
This City
R. H. Craig
Longton
J. F. Craig
Manzanola
Remembrance for A Hight and Family in Kansas
A Hight of Thinger Kansas along with A N Hight of Modesa George Hight of Lafontine and A Hight of Oak Valley are named relatives in a tribute. The obituary notes his passion for his grandfather, his devoted nature as a father and friend, and his pleasant demeanor to all who met him.
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A. Hight
Thinger
Kansas
A. N. Hight
Modesa
George Hight
Lafontine
A. H. Hight
Oak Valley
Mr. Hight
Death of Susan Catherine Talbot at age 8 near Clayton
Susan Catherine Talbot, eight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Talbot, died February 5 1916 at the home of her parents about 20 miles northeast of Clayton. Born October 30 1908 she had been ill briefly. funeral services were held at home conducted by Rev. Gaines of Clayton and burial followed in Vanette cemetery.
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Clayton
Susan
Susan Catherine Talbot
Gaines
Vanette
Talbots Thank Friends After Loss Of Beloved Daughter
Mr and Mrs C E Talbot express gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their young daughter Susan.
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Susan
Hogography and Geography Taught by New Mexico Superintendent
State Supervisor L C Mersfelder urges teachers to focus on practical farm and stock farming methods alongside traditional subjects. He outlines nine questions challenging schools to explain differences in student interest, job success, animal growth, egg production, seed quality, housing conditions, fashion costs, cooking efficiency, and regional food availability to promote education as preparation for complete living.
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South Africa
L. C.’Merafelder
Department of Industrial Education
New Mexico
Mersfelder
Mission Theater Grand Opening Enthralls City Crowd
Mission Theatre opened Monday night to a packed audience as residents filled the portico and auditorium. Hon. C. P. Easterwood gave the opening address with Hon. Juan Duran providing a Spanish welcome. The Heinzstein brothers and A. S. Lewis Comedy Co. drew cheers as two shows substituted for planned film programs due to delayed reels.
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C. P. Easterwood
Juan Duran
Herzstein
Earle
A. S. Lewis Comedy Co
Lewis
Hernzstein
Ladies Entertain Five Hundred Club With Theater Party
On Monday night the Five Hundred Club gentlemen were entertained by the ladies with a Pullman Cafe chicken supper followed by a theater party at the New Mission Theater to see The Man of the Hour. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Herzstein Easterwood Granville Barnhart Eklund Snyder Palmers Clark Walton Snyder and Miss Eklund.
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Five Hundred Club
Pullman Cafe
New Mission ‘Theater
Herzstein
Easterwood
Granville
Barnhart
Eklund
Snyder
Palmers
Clark
Eklund Walton Snyder
Mexico’s Million Acre Farms Reflect Feudal Ranch System
Kelley Crane notes in World Outlook that vast Mexican lands resemble feudal estates with grand haciendas housing elites while peasants and cows occupy tiny adobe and brush dwellings. He contrasts Mexico’s million acre farms with California scale, scarce corn production, and minimal use of modern machinery due to cheap peon labor.
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United States
Mexico
Hancendado
Chihuahua
California
Alabama
Kelley Crane
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Methodist Notes
M. E. Ladies Aid
W. B. Johnson
R. H. Craig J. FP. Craig E. P. Hight
M. A. Hight
E. . Bight
Mrs. C. E. Talbot
Supt
Bor
Indiania
New York
Texas
Mission Theater
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