Local Notes From Carlabad and Nearby Visits
Local brief mentions H and J James returning from Roswell. Ruth Johnson visiting her state station. Mrs. M R Kirkley at Roswell. Maggie Breed at Metropolitan hotel. W P Roberts and Myrtle Roberts visit Crawford. John Whitsett starts at Star Pharmacy soda fountain. H C Egleston, traveling salesman from St Louis, registered at Crawford. Miss Mary Unssery and sister Masie visiting Mine Mary Mize. Major EB Bujac returns from Idaho and Colorado trips, reports regained health.
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Ruth Johnson
M. R. Kirkley
Roswell
Plaine resident Olin Hardin visits town today
Olin Hardin from Plaine is in town and plans to go out this afternoon. He reports his city is pretty dry.
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Olin Hardin
The
Plaine Country
Ranch Foreman Ed Hoose Enjoys Town Visit
Ed Hoose foreman on the Har key ranch spent Sunday with his family in town and plans to return to ranch life. Hoowe says his work is pleasant and he will like ranch life again.
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Ed, Hoose
Harkey Ranch
Mr. Hoowe
Reeveses Expected Home from Camp Cody Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reeves are due home today from Camp Cody Deming after a period just over a week visiting their brother Joe who is stationed in the Cantonment there.
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Tom Reeves
Camp Cody
Deming
Joe
Visit Ends As Miss Montgomery Returns Home
Miss Bruce Montgomery of Lovington, visiting Mine Powell in Carlsbad, left for home yesterday aboard the J. T. Garrett car. Roy Hamilton also returned to Lovington with Mr. Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Montgomery
Lovington
Mine Powell
Carlsbad
J. T. Garrett
Roy Hamilton
Mr. Garrett
Walter Craft Leaves for Y M C A Work in San Antonio
Walter Craft departed yesterday for San Antonio to begin YMCA work. He joins others who sacrifice greatly, taking the move cheerfully for the welfare of his entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Craft
Soa Antonio
Mr. Craft
Will Magebey family head to mountaine home with crop prospects
Will Magebey and family left today for their mountain home where crops show fine prospects after recent rains. The place is doing well and he is encouraged by the rainfall.
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Will Magebey
Roswell Trip and Navy Enlistment Underweight Alert
J Snethen Very and wife traveled to Roswell Saturday night returning Monday afternoon. Mr Perry sought enlistment in the United States Navy but was found six pounds underweight.
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J. Snethen Very
Roswell
Mr. Perry
United States Navy
Hamblen Family Vacation At Uncle Green Ussery Ranch
Robert Hamblen and family leave Bunday for a week long vacation at the Uncle Green Ussery ranch southwest of town. They expect a cool shady stay by a creek under cottonwood trees.
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Robert Hamblen
Bunday
Uncle Green Ussery Ranch
Reverend and Mrs Lowry Visit Hegler Ranch
Reverend and Mrs Lowry and R M Thorne and family returned last night from a weekend visit to the Hegler ranch in the mountains. They report a pleasant outing and that the country around there has had and is having an abundance of rain.
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Mre. Lowry
R. M. Thorne
Hegler Ranch
Death of a former Carls bad boy in action
Percy Alexander, formerly of Carlsbad and Forest area, is listed among those killed in action on the El Paso casualty list. He served in Co C 16th Infantry and went overseas with General Pershing. He was wounded twice in the war and left behind a father, grandmother, and sister at the family home in Tenheater.
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el Paso
Percy Alexander
Young Alexander
Carisbed
Counsil
Hob Jones
Tive
Forest
Louisiana
General Pershing
France
Alexander
Co. C
16Th Infantry
Sinter
Tenheater
Sadie Cheaton
Carlwbad
Lone Standing
M. B. Wilson
Roy Burnett
Red Cross Notes At Armstrongs Rooms
Mrs. J. W. Armstrong led yesterday afternoon work at the Red Cross rooms. New workers joined, 101 bandages cut ready for use, and more helpers needed. Eight youths attended Monday night making 35 abdominal bandages. Mrs. Bart Woolace supervised the group with Matilda Gerlach Katherine Gerlach Ethel Smith Hattie Smith Vaughn Meadames Annie Weeks and Annie Moore present.
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J. W. Armstrong
Bart Woolace
Matilda
Katherine Gerlach
Ethel
Hattie Smith
Vaughn
Meadames
Annie Weeks
Annie Moore
Prairie dog eradication work underway in county
Dock West visits the area to continue prairie dog control. He worked the Coad ranch and Julian Smith place on Black River, taking five percent of the pests he encounters. Farmers with at risk crops are advised to contact West or County Agricultural Agent A. Smith at his office.
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Dock West
Coad
Julian Smith
Black River
West
Revered D F Sellards After Illness Fades Then Struggles
Reverend D F Sellards was considered better Sunday morning with announcements in several churches. He then suffered a severe attack and endured intense pain throughout the day.
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D. F. Sellards
Nurse Kathryn Walterseheld Offers Services in Artesia
Miss Kathryn Walterseheld a nurse now in Artesia has offered her services to the Red Cross and awaits assignment. She is the daughter of Wo Walterseheld of Carlsbad and is described as a capable young professional.
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Kathryn Walterseheld
Artesia
Red Crom
Miss Walterseheld
Wo. Walterseheld
Carlsbad
Mrs Ward Heads for Del Rio After 33 Years in Raddy County
Mrs Willian Ward left on the morning train for Del Rio Texas. Thirty three years ago today she landed in Raddy county and now returns to her old home for change and rest. Her children were born in the county and she hopes renewed strength among old friends.
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Willian, Ward
del Rio
Texas
Ward
Raddy County
Carlaba
Mr and Mrs Myron Clark Plan Leisurely El Paso Trip
Mr. and Mrs Myron Clark travel to El Paso by land leaving this morning. They will pause at towns of their choice and travel at a comfortable pace. After a few days there they will return with Mrs A A and daughter Miss Margaret.
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Mra
Myron Clark
el Paso
Jng
A. A
Misa Mlixebeth
Miss Jewelle Hubbard Plans Albuquerque College Start
Miss Jewelle Hubbard a popular former Mt. Carmel student of Wichita Kansas and graduate of Miss Kernodle's private school intends to enter Albuquerque Business College for the fall and winter term. Her ambition shows determination to leave home pleasures for study and sacrifice in the classroom.
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Jewelle Hubbard
Mt. Carmel
Wichita
Kansas
Sifford Reports Rich Rain and Bright Prospects Near El Paso Gap
W N Sifford from El Paso Gap describes abundant rainfall and good grass with ample water. He predicts a superior June corn crop and strong bean yields among neighbors. Dolph Shattuk reports full water tanks and a hopeful local mood as Raymond Lewis plans to man the winter school and address children's educational needs.
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W. N. Sifford
el Paso
Raymond Lewis
Sulphur Mine Manager Relates No New Developments
A. C. La Velle, manager of the Sulphur mines at Orla Texas, spent Sunday in Carlsbad with his family. He states there are no new developments to report in the sulphur business at this time.
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A. C. la Velle
Orla
Texas
Carlsbad
County Agent A Z Smith Returns From State College Meeting
County Agricultural Agent A Z Smith returned Saturday from a trip to State College for a county agents meeting presided by A C Cooley. Seventeen agents from southern and southwestern counties attended. Principal talks by State Leader Cooke of Arizona were noted. Smith reports college work in good shape with new barns and buildings, crops in good condition, and rainfall from El Paso to Pecos making the country green. About 400 Kansas soldiers are at State College training in various mechanics.
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A. Z. Smith
State College
A. C. Cooley
Cooke
Ariz
Agricultural Bureau
Washington, D. C
Smith
Stand by your guns Tillman tells Iran in Rome
Judge John N. Tillman of Arkansas, head of a congressional group visiting Rome, urged Iranians to stand firm and fight invaders as Allied peace efforts begin. The delegation met Baron Sonnino, Italy’s foreign minister, and toured the Vatican signaling closer US-Italy ties.
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Rome
Italy
France
England
League
John N. Tillman
Arkansas
Congressional Party
Vatican
Baron Sonnino
Judge Tillman
Miss Grace Stephenson Hosts Sunday Dinner For Girls
Miss Grace Stephenson hosted a group of girls at her home west of town after church on Sunday. A chicken dinner was served and the young guests enjoyed ice cream and fresh fruit later. Photos were taken by the girls using kodaks as keepsakes of the day. Attending were Lucille Johnson from Big Springs Texas Bruce Montgomery from Lovington Nell Wallace Nettie Smith Lorene Powell and Grace Stephenson.
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Grace Stephenson
Stephenson
Mil
Lucille Johnson
Big Springs
Texas
Bruce Montgomery
Lovington
Nell Wallace Nettie Smith
Lorene Powell
Visitors from the White City Share Lakewood Visit
Ed Woerner and Mr and Mrs Henry Jones traveled to Lakewood yesterday for a pleasant visit with R A Larremore and his mother. They report everything around the white city.
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Ed. Woerner
Henry Jones
Lakewood
R. A. Larremore
Mother
White City
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War Savings Stampa
H. &. James
Metropolitan Hotel
Maggie Breed
W. P. Roberts
Myrtle Roberts
Crawford
John Whitsett
Star Pharmacy Soda Fountain
H. C. Egleston
St. Louis
Minses
Mary
Masie Unssery
Mary Mize
Carlabad
N. M
Bujac
Idaho
Colorado
CARLS
Red
Harry Woodman
Mediaio
Tillman
Iran
W. F. Milvain
Jacob J. Smith
Eddy County
C. M. Richards
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