Clayton Telegraph Anecdotes and Local Moves
Clayton residents report Judge Toombs leaving for Cimarron valley, election results show his unanimous win, and many locals including Jim Wiggins, Jack Potter, and J C Braman engaged in business and travel. Updates cover postmasters, bank staff, visits from California, and ongoing trades from coal to fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Toombs
Cimarron Valley
Jim Wiggins
Jack Potter
Clayton
J.C. Braman
Trinidad
Wm. May
Corrompa
Local Briefs: county session and upcoming district court
County Commissioners meet in a week of equalization. District court to convene at Tucumcari next Monday. Morris Herzstein and Co remodels store adding room and bundle carriers for a modern, convenient shop. Clayton Coal Co offers Hastings Lump Coal at 5.50 and Hastings Egg at 5.73 per ton. Professor Marsh of the U S Loco Experiment Station in Colorado surveyed area notes on Lovro weed growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Herzstein and Co
Clayton Coal Co
Hastings
Clayton Livery Barn
Marsh
U. S
Colorado
Cimarron
Kenton
Union County
W.S. Potter Real Estate and Live Stock Commission Co
Clayton, N, M
Balance Sheet Fragments From Bank Ledger Readouts
Readable fragments show liabilities and capital elements including capital stock paid in, surplus fund, undivided profits after expenses and taxes, and various deposits. Mentions National Bank notes outstanding, dividends unpaid, individual deposits, time certificates, United States deposits, and notes redislocated. Total sums appear as partial figures like 75,855.06 and 80,000.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
United States
Toltul
Fourth of July Great Day at Clayton Parade and Fair
A Clayton Fourth of July program features a Grant Parade and a Clayton vs Folsom ball game followed by a grand barbecue at noon. Amusements include races and a horse contest though lack of horses may drop the broncho event. Night panorama and moving pictures cap the day with floats, Goddess of Liberty, and decorations committee promising a grand parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Clayton VS. Folsom
Moeslames Lackey
Bitterman Aldrich
Clayton
Goddess of Liberty
Clayton Notone
C. &S. Railroad
Trinidad
Amarillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Eaton
John Shelley
U.S
N. M. O'Neal
First National Bank
WS. Potter
Union Commercial Company
Laura M. Crandall
Helen
Oakland
California
E. W Fox
City
Madge Charlton
Telephone Central Office
Kimma’ Horton
Otto Menger
Beenham
Chas Bushnell
Wm. S Lackey
Bob Tsanes
Hammond
Murray Howell
John Tanner
Mr. Tanner
Kenton Telephone Company
Bob Isaacs
Gertrude
Boolnight
Texas
Mabel Jack
Springfield
Clayton Beer and Ice Co
Hasting Coal Phone
W. T. Wolf
Dalpart
W. B. Scarborugh
Daughtr
Fruitland
Eat Me Loomin
W. J. Tod
Texline
Floersheim Blackwell Co
Floersheim
Springer N. M
John Jones
Bob Mansker
Cimarron Satunlay
L. F. Easley
Will Miller
Jack Gillworth
Opera House
Howell Earnest
G. H. Cooper
Okla
Sone
New Mexico
Kal Lord
Steve Mitchell
Folsom
Mr. Kerr
H. J. Hammond
New York
Thomas Gray
Luther George
J. D. Wolford
Goodnight
Lena Woolford
Ethel
Lida Thompson
Bowling Green
Kentucky
AL. M. Foster
Barney
John Tinsley
Earl Messenger
Holbrook
Arizona
H. W. Queen
Alva
Coronado Copper Company
Peacock Canyon
Denver Bogys
The
Saints Church
Kenton Okla
Board of Equalization
District Court
Tucumcari
J. F. Barnhart
McQueen
M. Herzstein & Co
Asd
WEBER
Thomas Vargas & Son
Clapham, New Mexico
Territory of
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Oy, Han
SFERD
Boliga
County of Vision
Rans
Evann
Maxson
Hay of
Joxe
W. S. McNamana
Brophy
Gray
el Paso
Ladies All Society of the Baptist Church
Emery Herron
Bob Tsaaus
Albert J. Caldwell
J. C. Slack
Che Clayton
Saddlery Zo
C. J. Schneider
LD. Loomis
Millinery
Estray
Carl Eklund, Clayton, N, M
Clayton Livery
Sale Stables
R. Pierce
Clayton, N. M
John Spring
Clayton Meat -Market
N. M
Jose L. Duran
Maler
G. L. Marsh Lumber - Yard
Clayton New Mexico
Frank Evans
Budweiser
Lemp’s
Jink Sayres
Camp House
Che Clayton Cafe
Ben
V. A. Oversay & Son
General Merchandise
Clapham
Ando Builder
Continental Oil Company
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