Death of Rev. A. T. Tracy Recalls Wartime Cleric Life
The 88 year old Rev. A T Tracy died Thursday morning at his son’s home in La Huerta after a long ministry. Born in New York City and ordained in 1860, he served Grace Church Carlsbad 1894 1898 and spent winters in the valley and Queen country. Survived by two sons and four grandchildren, his funeral plans await youngest son George Tracy and family’s arrival from California. A Red Cross drive in Carlsbad plans a house to house canvass to boost local membership with women volunteers named to lead efforts.
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A.T. Tracy
F. G. Tracy
la Huerta
New York City
Francis
New York
Christ's Church
Mian
Bryan K. Stevens
Francis Gallatin
Francis Galatin
Marion Card
George Manning
Tracy
Better Land
Miss Marian
Uriah Tracy Tracy
City
Carlsbad
Grace Church
Queen Country
George
Guadalupe Mountains
Uriah Tracy
Connecticut Militia
Connecticut
Gathoun
Calwainder Calden
U. T. Tracy
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
George Tracy
California
San Diego
Red Cross
Israel
Lye
John Merchant
Mary ‘Thorne
Canal Street
Greene Heights
R. H. Judkins
J. W. Armstrong
Canon Street
Clarence Bell
W. O. McCollum
Guadalupe
Alameda
Mra. RE. Dick
Mra. L. BL Ervin
Main Street
Red Cross Chapter Calls for Local War Aid Support
Grace Cooke and Jennie in Halagueno street are tasked to canvass south of Fox street to organize memberships and volunteers for wartime relief. Professor Brinton and McLenathen oversee the effort as Ekldy County Red Cross Chapter urges swift response to aid wounded soldiers and starving civilians.
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Grace Cooke
Jennie
Halagueno Street
Fox St
G. M. Brinton
JH. McLenathen
Fox Street
Ekldy County Red Crows
Knowles notes and regional updates from town and ranch
Cecil Miller plans to return to Roswell Military Institute and make a showing. Hazel Graham has been ill but is improving. Tom Ancell moves cattle toward cap rock range if signs favor it. Robison and son scout Portales for grass. Plains picnic reaction shows townsfolk easing into activity. Ben and Mrs. Smith select near their northwest ranch. Rustling cows and grass motivate movement around Quemado and northern ranches. Holloway Sr of Midland visits his son in Knowles while nearing eighty five. RS Teague seeks rain for about 100 acres of forage. Charles Thompson returns from Lubbock with Kimbell cattle. trip reported clear of mud and grass-rich strips found.
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Cecil Miller
Military Institute
Roswell
Hazel
Johnson Graham
Tom Ancell
Cap Rock
FE. Robison
Fred
Portales
Ben Smith
Chad Hardin
Quemado
N. M
Chan
Saya
Plains
Mr. Holloway
Midland
Texas
Knowles
William
Teague
Charles Thompson
Lubbock
Iso
Carlsbad Laundry Promotes Sanititary Cleaning
The advertisement proclaims Carlsbad 6thwam Laundry as the sole washing agent in Carlabad offering sanitary cleaning and superior treatment to customers.
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Carlabad
Carlsbad
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