Water supply project progresses at cemetery grounds
The work to provide a windmill powered water system advances with a drilled well and planned hydrants across the cemetery. Water will be available once pipes are laid along individual lots and the tower and rains are completed, said Dr St J Boatman and his association.
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St. J. Boatman
Pete Craft Resigns as Station Agent Headed to Kansas City
Pete Craft resigned as station agent and will leave on the 16th for Kansas City to join a railroad regiment. The town wishes him well and Cap Wilson of Pecos is appointed agent here, with the cashier handling duties until arrival.
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Pete Craft
Kansas City
Mr. Craft
Cap” Wilson
Pecos
Card of Thanks for Local Kindness
We express our grateful thanks to neighbors friends physician and Woodmen Circle members for acts of kindness during our illness and the death of our daughter and mother. The memory of kind words and deeds in Carlsbad will be treasured in our hearts.
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Woodmen
Carlsbad
Dance at Suburban Home Brings Fine Attendance
Mrs Hughe hosts an informal Friday night dance with guests including Mr and Mrs Bert Rawlins Mr and Mrs H Christian Pete Craft and others. The evening featured a delightful time and warm hospitality at the couple's home with many attendees listed by name.
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Mra
Hughe
Thelma Gage
Bert Rawlins
H. Christian
Pete Craft
Tipton
Mary Mize
Charles Patehin
R. B. Dick
Dorothy Dick
Ray Hill
Ervin
Mary Lee Newton
E R. Lang
Carl Smith
Red Cross Notes Highlight Carlsbad Efforts and Travel
Red Cross rooms report seven ladies attended and fifty four abdominal bandages formed yesterday. twelve workers and seventy bandages produced today. Fred N Fisher and son George depart for El Paso as drainage project shifts machinery to the Rio Grande Project. Mrs A Rosenau is praised for knit socks while nearly blind, urging more locals to help in the war effort.
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Red Cross
Fred N. Fisher
George
el Paso
Mr. Fisher
Rio Grande Project
Juarez
Carlsbad
A. Rosenau
Germany
Lenau
Lost notes and $25 wallet at Lake Arthur near Dexter
A Palm Springs era notice reports a loss of hip pocket books containing papers notes receipts bills of lad ing and bank statements plus $25 in currency. Reward offered for recovery. Finder to call Gilder Hotel Roswell New Mexico. F. M. Denton and Mrs L. Be Ervin hosted a luncheon for Mrs Hugh Gage and guests including Mr and Mrs Allen Hardy Mrs RE Dick and Mrs Bert Rawlins. News notes mention El Paso rail rates impacting local output from southern copper mines.
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Lake Arthur
Dexter
N. M
Gilder
Roswell
Idaho miners strike echoes national takeover as talks fail
The report claims Idaho miners aim to justify mine seizures by demanding broad concessions under a national takeover scenario. It argues labor actions imitate railroad shop strikes once government control began. Workers reportedly refuse both work and strike actions.
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Idaho
Rail laborers tar and feather I W W member in Las Vegas
The article recounts railroad men in Las Vegas tar and feathering an I W W member for a card deemed valid for train rides and mentions a rounded-up companion and threats. New Mexico railroad workers are said to be loyal and discouraging such talk. The piece also notes Southern Auto Company installing a Bowser gasoline tank on Fox street with a five gallon lift, distinct from others in town.
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Las Vegas
New Mexico
The
Southern Auto Company
Fox Street
Visit Ends For Miss Jane McClane In Roswell
Miss Jane McClane of Roswell, guest of the Purdy sisters, will leave Carlsbad midweek after a two week visit. A rook party in her honor entertained many local youths with games and light refreshments. Catherine and Elisabeth Purdy plan to accompany her to Roswell where they will visit briefly. The Childress house party in Roswell opens on the 19th, with the two Purdy sisters invited from Carlsbad.
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Jane McClane
Roswell
Carlsbad
Childress Home
Sarlebad
Carlsbad Ordinance Amends Pound Keeper Fees
Ordinance No 142 changes section 6 of prior Carlsbad rules setting pound keeper compensation at 1.00 per day for each horse cattle and 60 per day for hogs goats sheep with 1.00 paid to the marshal for advertising. When the marshal is the pound keeper fees accrue to the official, and the ordinance takes effect five days after publication.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlebad
Carlabad
Db. G. Grantham
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