Local Items and Visits In Town and Valley
Local residents noted illness and medical updates. H Newenger is ill with typhoid fever. Mrs George Stone and her son arrived from the lower valley and are in the city today. Mrs Ed James was operated on at Sisters sanitarium and is reported doing well. Visitors include Misses Roberta and Jeanette Henderson from Malaga and Mr Hilary Boyd, an Inspiration Copper Mine employee, returning to Miami Arizona. T. H. Jordan, rancher from Queenway, left a yearly Current subscription before returning to his ranch.
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Sisters’ Sanitarium
Hilary Boyd
Miami
Arizona
Mr. Boyd
The
Inspiration Copper Mine Company
T. H. Jordan
Queenway
Hoyd Beets Visits Town Before Training in Chicago
Hoyd Beets is in town this week to handle necessary business matters before leaving for Chicago to train at the Great Lakes Naval Station. Mr. King is currently absent on cave duty.
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Hoyd Beets
Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Station
Mr. King
Cave
Mine workers depart for Inspiration Copper Mines
C. and Arnold of Miami Arizona left this morning with nine men to work in the Inspiration Copper Mines at Miami. They expect to return on the 28th of this month and will be available for consultation about employment then.
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C. & Arnold
Miami
Arizona
Inspiration
Local High Schooler Plans El Paso Education
Mins Sybil Crowder, visiting from Malesa, is spending the day in town. A former high school pupil here two years ago she expects to enroll in school in El Paso this fall.
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Mins
Sybil Crowder
Malesa
el Paso
Dr L Pate Plans Two Week Camp Cody Visit
Dr. L Pate and MH plan to depart tomorrow for a two weeks stay at Camp Cody in Deming New Mexico. The trip aims to engage in camp activities and regional engagements during the visit.
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L, MH. Pate
Camp Cody
Deming
New Mexico
Judge Osburn Visits Home In Wake Of Illness
Judge Osburn arrived from Black River last night and reports Mrs. Osburn feeling somewhat better as the quiet seems to aid her nervous condition. He left again with Judson Junior and the family will likely stay there the rest of the week.
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Judge Osburn
Black River
Mrs. Osburn
Judson
Junior
Mullane Plans Move After Van Horn Arrival
William Mullane arrived from Van Horn Texas and now stays with his grandfather west of town. He intends to visit the family ranch in the mountains recently purchased by W H Mullane after the summer remate.
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William Mullane
van Horn
Texas
W. H. Mullane
Cunningham family heads to Roswell for car pickup and mountain trip
The Cunningham family left last night for Roswell to collect their car and then travel to the mountains for a few weeks to escape the hot weather.
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Joe Cunningham
Roswell
Local Party Leaves San Antonio for Roswell Trip
De Pearson of San Antonio with John Merchant H F Christian and Misses Eulalie Merchant and Lela Christian depart in the Merchant car for Roswell and expect to return by Wednesday or Thursday.
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de. Pearson
San Antonio
John Merchant
H. F. Christian
Eulalie Merchant
Lela Christian
Roswell
Beatie Wilson New Employee at Joyce Pratt Grocery
Beatie Wilson has taken a position in the Joyce Pratt grocery store and seems much at home in his old work.
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Beatie Wilson
Joyce-Pratt
Mrs Grantham Began Recovery After Surgery at Eddy County
Mrs. D. G. Grantham underwent surgery at Eddy County Hospital this morning and was later moved home to Green Heights.
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D. G. Grantham
Eddy County Hospital
Green Heights
Willis Receives Diploma In Foot Care from Chicago School
L. BE. Willis of the Joyce Pruit store has earned a diploma from a Chicago school proving completion of a course in foot care. He studied foot faults and specializes in their correction.
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L. BE. Willis
Joyce-Pruit
Chicago
Willie
Mrs Wyiman Jenkins Delays Guest Instructors Visit
Mrs Maud Wyiman Jenkins from Loving reports Miss Kepinosa who was due this week to teach boys and girls clubs cannot arrive until a later date.
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Maud Wyiman-Jenkins
Loving
Rain Seen to Break Heat Before Jest Night
A light shower cooled the air perceptibly but does not fully relieve the heat. The forecast now suggests rain may come soon, ending the prolonged wait many have hoped for.
Sunday School outing to Dearborne place north of town
The little Sunday school class from the Christian school enjoyed a Saturday night outing at Dearborne place south of town. They had a fine supper and waded in the nearby ditch with great merriment. Mesdames Sellards Dillard and Snow served as chaperones.
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The
Christian School
Dearborne Place
Mullanes and Mary Eligebeth News of Ranch Trip
Mr and Mrs W H Mullane and Mary Eligebeth left Sunday afternoon for their ranch northwest of town. Car troubles delayed them until late yesterday. Mullane reports four good rains this season and ample water in the tank and cistern. He expects to stay in town until the car is repaired and then return to the hills.
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W. H. Mullane
Mary Eligebeth
Weather forecast for Carlsbad July evening
GoVerent Werther Koreaast reports Carlsbad New Mexico for July 16 night and Wednesday expect showers with generally fair southwest portion and little change in temperature.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Resolution Adopted at Union Services
At the Airdome union service last Sunday night a resolution was adopted by the people rising and saying aye. The 14th of July message was to be sent through Four Minute Men of the Committee on Public Information to the French Ambassador for transmission to the people of France. The audience saluted and honored the Republic of France. Arrangements with the French Embassy were made, Ambassador Jusserand was affected and asked Count Dechambrum to translate the message for transmission to the French people.
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Airdome
America
Committee On Public Information
France
Republic of France
Jusserand
Count Dechambrum
Salte
Express rate hike announced for first class mail
Ray Soladoy, agent for the Fargo people at Carlsbad, reports an advance in express rates of ten percent will soon take effect. The increase applies to first class packages only.
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Ray Soladoy
Fargo
Carlsbad
Mrs Hardy's Potato Bread Recipe
The recipe lists mashed potatoes 1 percent pounds one quart scalded milk one cup sugar lard or substitute yeast cake one teaspoon soda white flour to sponge overnight. In morning mix with Connell four to make stiff batter add two teaspoons baking powder then enough flour to shape six loaves. Followed faithfully yields excellent bread.
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Connell
Governor's Wife Urges Nation Prohibition in War Measure
Mrs. W. E. Lindsey wife of Governor Lindsey and vice president of the W C T U writes urging passage of a national prohibition bill in Congress She cites food and fuel waste by breweries and distilleries the need to requisition munitions alcohol and restrict sales for human use noting vast grain sugar and locomotive resources consumed by beer production and its broad economic impact
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W. E. Lindsey
Lindsey
Congress
Food Administration
War on waste and liquor fuels nation effort
Letter from Mrs Lindsey and Harriet Henderson urging prohibition and economy. They claim traffic wastes manpower and that brewery owners are Pro-German, funding Germany’s war while harming soldiers. They cite German-American Alliance hearings and call for home economy discipline.
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German-American Alliance
Anance Germany
W. E. Lindsey
Harriett BK. Henderson
Cor
Bee'y
New Mexico State
Petition for National Prohibition Sent to Senators and Representative
At a recent meeting of the W C T U in Carlsbad New Mexico the group passed a resolution urging Senators A T Fell and AU AL Jones and Representative W B Walton to use their authority to secure national prohibition for the wartime period. Mrs Claude F Wright.
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A. T Fell
AU AL Jones
W. B Walton
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Congres
Claude F. Wright
Hungarian Foreign Minister says no to principles
Amsterdam July 16 Associated Press reports Burian, the Austro Hungarian Foreign Minister, urged Vienna that there is hardly any difference between general principles by leaders of both belligerents and President Wilson. He said four points will not arouse opposition apart from some exaggerations. territorial demands of the allies seem insurmountable.
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Ty Associated Press
Amsterdam
Burian
Vienna
Wilson
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H. Newenger
Mra
George Stone and Son
Lower Valley
R. J. Toffelmire
Lovington
Roberta
Jeanette Henderson
Malaga
Sellards
Wilowman
Wallace
Thomas
Harrie Garrett
Bert C. Rawins
W. F. McIlvain For
Ray V. Davis
Ralph
Oak
Imen
Giroves Lumber Co
M. Richards
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