Hurrah for Hughes as era begins in Mountain View
Local notes celebrate Hughes nomination for president and praise his electability. Visits from Mul linville families, Sand Rats beat Mexican boys 15 to 1 in Clayton, while farming gains from recent rains lift spirits. Church sermon, windmill project, and Farmers club gathering are recapped with community tone.
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Hughes
W. J. Glover
Billie Glover
Mullinville
Kansas
Glover
Sand Rats
Clayton
J. A. Becker
The
Snooze
Snoozeman
Snoozer
Union County
J. C. Montgomery
Baby
Conway
Texas
Wheeless
John Boyd
Justice Hughes
Farmers Club
Big Springs
A. J. Righter
Insurance advice and community notices from June 6 1916
State Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Company notes cash and check rates for beans and promises prompt adjustment of losses. An Odd Fellows Memorial Day service at First Methodist Church features Rev. Chas Kin, choir, and regalia participants. Kenton resident W M Pennock conducts business. attorney Easterwood attends his ailing father in Cleburne.
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Home Office
Waseca
Minnesota
Denver
Colorado
C.F. Watkins
Clayton
N. M
Watkins
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Chas. Markin
Perico Valley
Joshua
E. E. Plank
Miss Sullivan
Order
Rebecca Lodge
W. M. Pennock
Kenton
Cimarron
Atty. Easterwood
Cleburne
Film Exhibit Lights Up City Scene At Triangle Metro
A fragment notes a movie show at Triangle and Metro features drawing crowds and adding life to town events. Citizen Saeret is mentioned in a playful line about enjoying cinema and a tall carn chase.
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Saeret
Clayton
Triangle
Metro
Baseball Bulletins from The Citizen Report Daily League Results
The Citizen describes its role as the only weekly New Mexico paper receiving telegraphic game results from the American and National Leagues. Bulletins arrive within thirty minutes of games, posted at The Citizen office, with a weekly summary in the regular issue.
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The
Citizen
New Mexico
Sand Rats Trim Local Eleven 13 to 1 After Dance Benefit
The Wanette Sand Rats defeated the local Spanish-American boys 13 to 1 Sunday. Manager Otero attributes the lopsided score to Saturday night’s dance for his team and promises a stronger showing next clash. Slats Rankin booked The Escape for ceca night, a film about a slum child’s rise and family uplift.
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Philadephia
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Alexander
Killifer
Otero
Slats Rankin
Clayton
Slats
Well Man Arrives To Begin Test Well At Alcorte Valley
H C Duerr from Denver arrives to start the test well project in the Alcorte Valley west of town. The report details local arrivals from Chicago conventions, visitors and residents, a fatal tuberculosis notice, social events, and a short incident involving Lopez and Landrum after a dance in Cone New Mexico.
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H. C. Duerr
Denver
Alcorte Valley
Tom Lopez
J. v. Landrum
Lopez
Landrum
Cone
N. M
Dave Bilis
Justice Kingdom Here
Frank Garcia
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