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Newspaper
The Clayton Citizen
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
4
Fragmented verse and notes by Frank Clark on local color and office rules at Clayton-Tex line Telephone Co. The poem depicts the telephone girl as central to gossip and social clash, hinting at townwide consequences if confidences leak.
The wheat crop faces damage from dry weather and may need plowing if rain comes. Elmer Kell builds a new windmill after a previous one collapsed. Tom Dodds loses a coworker in a Genoil work incident last week. Stuoley South trades a team of males for a fine team of mares. A baby girl was born Monday the 22 to Mr and Mrs Tom Dodds. Lois Patton returns from Clayton to resume school habits and plans. Miss Lors McArthur heads to Las Vegas for summer school. Minnie Lewis visits her Oklahoma parents.
Clarence Draper toils in timber after posts with about 400 fine ones secured using a cable. Beache s crew aids alfalfa. several locals travel to Clayton and Pennington for business. A lively community column reports plantings, fencing, livestock losses, new deeds, weather, and social visits around Pasamonte and Ute Valley.
Jack Zurick, longtime Cimarron resident now owner of the Luis Garcia ranch on the Tram peros, visited the city yesterday amid work on a tale to her mother and a meeting of the County Commissioners who formed a board of Equalization.
Walter Giles Howard Butler and JS Slack all Bae business men for Kenton Oklahoma were in the city stopping at the Eklund. M Latham of Carthage Oklahoma was in the city Wednesday looking after business matters and visiting his center eet i. & McFadden. Bresjaymon Okis was transacting peniance for the city Wednesday. R N Woolfolk was here this week from Lockney Texas looking over the country.
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