Poet Lauds Hogs In Pecos Valley News Quip
W. BR. Hornbaker in Pecos Valley News notes a Kansas rhymester’s tribute to a hog famed for thrift. The verse paints the hog as a durable “money maker” and mortgage lifter, praising the packing house wheel and its profits in a lively rural commentary.
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W. BR. Hornbaker
Pecos Valley
Carter and Harrison Family Visit Town
Mr and Mrs Will Ed Carter and Miss Grace Harrison arrived in town after a pleasant Queen Street shopping trip. They visited with relatives including Mrs Lam ing and stayed with B Smith during the week.
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Will Ed. Carter
Grace Harrison
Queen,ternoon
Local Social Notes Highlight Friday Dance and Visitor Arrivals
The community enjoyed a Friday night dance at W. D. Norwood's home with attendees including Miss Holly of Monahans and Messrs Walter and Campbell of Kermit. Local visitors from Eunice, Pyote, and Sweetwater were seen, while J. L. Wilmoth and Jno A Yater of Ochoa stopped by. Mrs. John Williams shows slow improvement after illness. Rev J R Rich led Sunday services in the Baptist church in Rev Toby's absence.
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Letes
W. D. Norwoods
Holly
Monohans
Texas
Messrs. Walton and
Campbell
Kermit
H. J. Coburn
Tatum
Wes Wens
J. H. Shipley
Eunice
A. Dublin
W. F. Matkins
Sweetwater
Pyote
W. E. Reeder
E. H. Norton
J. L. Wilmoth
Jno. A. Yater
Ochoa
John Williams
D.C. Coates
Jim Dublin
Midland
G. W. Toby
The
Baptist
J. R. Rich
Aviation Camp Sought for Carlsbad Station
John Lewis Clarence Bell and A J Crawford report finding a potential site for an aviation station nearby requiring a 5 280 foot long level strip. The Commercial Club assigns W F Mellvain to verify titles and pursue securing the land. The move could bring large benefits to Carlsbad.
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John Lewis
Clarence Bell
A. J. Crawford
Jand
W. F. Mellvain
Carlsbad
Local notables in town tales and family moves
Claude Farris learns Izabeth Farris is in critical condition after an appendicitis operation. Walter Hamlen's wife connected to the matter remains in Texas with her daughter. Thomas Love and family relocate for winter schooling. George Adams plans Salt Lake Ram Sale stops. Mrs. Fannie Baird prepares to move to Roswell. her cemetery and Woodmen Circle work noted. Mrs. Bogelin recovers from auto intoxication.
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Claude Farris
Sanitary
Izabeth Farris
Misa
Walter T. Hamlen
Salini
Texas
J. B. Greenray
Claude
George Adams
Salt Lake City
George
Mr. Adams
Son
New Mexico
Denver
Fannie Baird
Roswell
Fannie Mae
Baird
Cemetery Association
Woodman's Circle
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Kirsch
R. M. Thorne
Aviation
C. B. Campbell
Minses
Campbell-Witherspoon
Delaware
T. C. Love
Lon
Han
Homer King
Dorothy Dick
Fort Worth
Dallas
C. C. Keller