Local Notables Register and Travel on July Fourth
T B Davis Jas register at the Palace in Carlsbad. W Mitchell from Roswell registered at a local hotel. Mrs Jack Horne and two children, Mrs John Hayes from Black River in town. Rev F W Pratt ill at Eddy County hospital but progressing. The Harkey family from Red Bluff anticipate Mr Harkey's return from Oklahoma. Judge J W Armstrong and family head to Thayer ranch for the Fourth. Several residents plan picnics and travel to nearby towns for Independence Day.
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Jack Horne
John Hayes
Carlsbad
Black River
Miss Ollie Schultz Visits from Lower Valley
Miss Ollie Schultz tours town today from the lower valley. She tells the Current her parents plan an early removal to Texas.
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Ollie Schultz
Texne, c
Keufman Couple Leaving City for New Home in New Mexico
Mr and Mrs Keufman who have resided here for many years will leave at week’s end for their new home in Belen New Mexico. The community extends best wishes to them on their move.
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EK. Keufman
Belen
New Mexico
Baby Emma Louise Born to Ohnemus Couple
BI Ohnemus reports a seven percent pound girl born to him and his wife Monday at 7 16 PF M The child named Emma Louise honors two grandmothers Her grandfather Roman Ohnemus presented five dollars at birth and invested it in a Thrift Stamp The baby is described as a fine little girl and well loved by the family
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Ohnemus
Emma Louise
Roman Ohnemus
Forehand Family Plans Threshing On Stone Place Farm
Mr and Mrs J D Forehand and grandchildren visit the old Stone place six miles below town to prepare for threshing. They own the farm with Arthur and J Forehand and expect a good wheat harvest from about twelve acres. Mrs Forehand says sixty head of cattle are being fed, weather permitting. Miss Lelia Christian hosts Miss Mary White of Woswell at the Christian home in La Huerta tomorrow. A telegram from their son at Fort Worth notes his transfer to Camp Taylor Kentucky. Officers passing examinations at Fort Worth will join Camp Taylor facilities.
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J. D. Forehand
Mr. Forehand
Arthur
Viley
Lelia Christian Haa
Mary White
Woswell
Chite
White Wi Mine
Althea Harris
la Huerta
Hof. Christian
Orth Worth
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
Fort Worth
Camp
Taylor
Cotter
Monroe
Artillery Department
The
Red Cross adjusts sweater drive to save yarn use
New directions are posted at the Red Cross room for knitting sweaters. The change aims to reduce yarn usage as supply may be tight later, encouraging more volunteers to participate. WU Bannowsky and family stayed in Carlabad while en route to Miami Arizona for mining work. Mins Loxsdon from Artesia visited, then headed to El Paso. Miss Logadon plans a visit with the Gayle Talbot family, formerly Artesia, now in Peas City, staying about two weeks or longer.
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Red Cross Room
Mins Loxsdon
Artesia
el Paso
Miss Logadon
Gayle Talbot Family
Peas City
Fourth of July Jones Picnic Returns to Creek
The Jones families plan their annual Fourth of July picnic on the creek with relatives. Wrof W A Poore and Mrs Moore depart for Silver City to deliver lectures at the State Normal and seek health on a three week trip.
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Jones
Wrof
W. A. Poore
Mrs Moore
Silver City
Silver
Fork Sale of Barred Plymouth Hens by Mrs. Be Moberly
Mrs Be Moberly advertises a fork sale of 76 barred Plymouth hens. Contact Otis No M ldy-4t at phone 448 for details.
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Plymouth
A. Moberly
Otis
Sulphur Mining Secretary Heads to Brownwood for Fourth
Guy R. Holcomb secretary for Mrs Kiser owner of Sulphur mines near Orla Texas registered at the Crawford yesterday and left this morning for Brownwood to spend the Fourth of July.
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Guy R. Holcomb
Town readers offered a full turkey dinner at the Palace
Mrs Chaytor plans to feed many stay at home residents with a hearty turkey meal and seasonal trimmings tomorrow at the Palace as the event promises a complete feast.
Century plant gifted to courtyard adornment
Miss Kernodle presented a beautiful century plant to decorate the courtyard. The plant, previously her property, was given to the janitor who placed it at the entrance to the new building section where it makes a fine showing.
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Kernodle
Deel to Return Home on Southbound Train
Word from ey. ft. T. Deel says he will start home this morning and reach Carlsbad on the evening train from the south tomorrow. Rev. Deel has been greatly missed, having been gone two weeks.
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Ey. Ft
T. Deel
Carlsbad
Rev. Deel
Printing Line Ad Urges Call 49 For Repairs
Local printer urges customers to phone 49 for any printing needs. The short notice emphasizes quick service and contact availability.
Sergeant Kadow Passes Through En Route to El Paso
Sergeant Reed Kadow of Camp McClellan Alabama spent the night at the Crawford while en route to El Paso. He had just visited Fort Bayard New Mexico to convey suspected tubercular cases to the Army sanatorium. H J Newman of Roswell accompanied him to El Paso.
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Reed Kadow
Camp McClellan
Alabama
Crawford
Kadow
el Paso
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Army
H. J. Newman
Roswell
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T. B. Davis, Jas
the Palace
Will Smith
Rocky
Annie Cooley
Knowles
Ernest Shafer
Carlybad
Hk. W. Mitchell
W. T. Matkins
Jal
Town
F. W. Pratt
Eddy County Hospital
Harkey
City
Red Bluff
Mr. Harkey
Oklahoma
J. W. Armstrong
Mra. Armstrong
Thayer Ranch
Jacob Smith
Mr. Allen
Picaic
W. J. Barber
Gainen
R. J. Toffelmire
Lovington
Gamet
Claude Wright
Kansas Points
3. L. Powell
Latine
Virginia
Texas
F. Gipson
Gipson
Ct and F. Livestock Company
Lucas Cardenas
Judge Grantham
Ae Tense
Matilda
Katherine Gerlech
Malaga
J 2D
Aline Reed
Bob Hunsick
Sisters’ Hospital
WU. Bannowsky
Carlabad
Miami
Arizona
W. F. Milvain For
Postoffice
Harry Woodman
Jacob J. Smith
Ohare
Marnie Wreiere
Farmers Bulletin
Setsene
Department OF Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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