Roswell News Briefs From Local Residents
Monument resident Geo B Singleton visits town while Dr L H Pateta treats a patient at home in North Carlsbad. Roswell visitors include Mrs Barber and George Brantley from Carlsbad. W H Barber travels from ranch. Mabel Thayer to leave hospital for home with mother Olle Thayer. M E Riley returns from San Simon ranch after installing a 30 foot galvanized tank. Carlsbad Boy Scouts thank volunteers for transport to and from Black River camp.
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Boy Scouts
Carlsbad
Black River
Dry Weather Report Sparks Visit by Lovington Men
Uncle Joe Graham and son Spencer and Henry Record of Loving ton were in town yesterday from their homes. They pronounced it mighty dry, though a rain was reported in that section last night.
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Joe Graham
Spencer
Henry Record
Lovington
Commissioner Swikart Heads to Sheep Ranch as Lambing Begins
County Commissioner L. A. Swikart is leaving today for his sheep ranch sixty miles northeast where lambing is underway. Mensers Mann and Bruce will carry on the commissioners court duties in his absence.
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L. A. Swikart
Mensers Mann
Bruce
Commissioners Court
Brother Christopher to Return Home After Kansas Visit
Brother Christopher, renowned at St Edwards Church in this city, travels home from a Cincinnati trip via Emporia Kansas where he paused for a visit. He is expected to arrive between now and Sunday.
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Christopher
Church of St. Edwards
Cincinnati
Emporia
Kansas
Fire Department Holds Weekly Meeting with Good Attendance
The Volunteer Fire Department held its regular weekly meeting last night at the usual place with a good turnout. Discussions focused on improving efficiency across branches and routine business was transacted. A social hour with refreshments followed the meeting.
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Fire Department
Revival services draw growing interest at Baptist church
Interest in revival services at the Baptist church is increasing. One conversion and acceptance to the church occurred last night. Meetings continue until further notice with tonight's subject, The second coming of Christ. All are welcome.
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Baptist Church
Christ
Gladys Nevenger Leaves for Tyler Business College
Mins Gladys Nevenger, daughter of Mr and Mrs J N Nevenger, departed this morning for Dallas to visit sister Mrs Rex Freeman before heading to Tyler business college for an advanced course. A Carlsbad high school graduate, class of 1918, she leaves with many friends wishing her success.
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Mins Gladys
J. N. Nevenger
Dallas
Texas
Rex Freeman
Tyler Business College
Carlsbad High School
Brakeman Survives Rattlesnake Strike Near Arno
Jess Wheeler, brakeman on the southbound passenger, escaped a rattlesnake attack yesterday while attempting to unlock a switch at Arno. The struck rider avoided injury as the snake was killed immediately, leaving Wheeler with lasting fright but no serious harm.
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Jess Wheeler
Arno
Wheeler
Mazola Demonstrations This Week At Local Stores
Mazola demonstrations planned Friday and Saturday at Joyce-Prett Company venues and Monday at Peoples Mercantile Co, inviting customers to sample and compare products.
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Mazola
Joyce-Prett
Peoples Mercantile CO
Notice to Dog Owners During Prairie Dogs Carlsbad Project
Mr Bateman says the Carlsbad Project will begin work that may cause animals to die and attract scavenging dogs. Owners are advised to keep their dogs confined while work proceeds.
Local visitors and departures from town amid summer travel
Carl Livingston headed to the ranch this afternoon to oversee cattle interests. Albert Johnson and son-in-law Robert Lapsley arrived from Black River today. Mrs. C. Wallis of Loving departed for a summer visit to Mayfield Kentucky. Dr and Mrs Query and their young daughter prepare for a Cloudcroft trip this week. Mr and Mrs Kelly West and sons Glenn and Kelly Junior returned from Hope and plan to move on to Silver City. Fred Weaver’s family left for Loving after spending the afternoon shopping and handling town business.
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Albert Johnson
Robert Lapsley
Black River
Mrs. C. Wallis
Loving
Mayfield
Kentucky
Kelly West
Glenn and
Kelly, Junior
Hope
Silver City
Fred Weaver
Ranch news of washout from heavy rain hits town
Albert Ares arrives from Area Ranch West with word of a washing out at the big tank caused by yesterday’s heavy rain. Local residents note the disruption and expect repairs to begin soon.
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Albert Ares
Honoring Mins Mitchell At Joyce Pruitt Store Lawn Party
A lawn party will be given at Mrs Annie Moore's home to honor Mins Mitchell the beloved milliner at Joyce Pruitt's store. Mink Mitchell plans to depart Saturday for her home in St Louis.
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Mins Mitchell
Joyce Pruit
Annie Moore
Mink Mitchell
St. Louis
Help Wanted in Malaga for Cotton Work
Immediate help wanted to chop and hoe cotton. Good work for men with large families of grown children. Phone 418 Carlsbad or address Kirkpatrick Malaga New Mexico.
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Carlsbad
Kirkpatrick
Malaga
New Mexico
Misses Vaughn Start Trip To Redlands Then Long Beach
Misses Jessie and Carrie Vaughn depart this morning for Redlands California. After a brief stay among the orange groves they plan to visit a Long Beach establishment and expect to be away for the entire year.
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Jessie
Carrie Vaughn
Redlands
California
Long Beach
Three Women Board Northbound Train for Artesia then Los Angeles
Anna Carter departed last night with Mesdames Drake and Laura Kelley on the northbound train to Artesia. The trio spent two weeks in Los Angeles before continuing to Portland, Oregon, where Drake and Kelley will reside and Carter plans to remain during the muner.
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Mixes Anna Carter
Artesia
Mesdames Drake
Laura Kelley
Los Angeles
City of the Angels
Portland
Oregon
Kelley
Mins Carter
Don’t Be a Spender Be a Saver War Savings Stamps
A brief wartime appeal urges readers to buy War Savings Stamps as a prudent financial action. The notice emphasizes thrift and national effort, urging participation across communities and households.
Red Cross Tea Program at Mea D. B. P. Sellards Home
The W. C. T. U. Red Cross tea will be held at Mea. D. B. P. Sellards's home on Wednesday June bth. The program includes Hane solo by Dorothy Dick, vocal solo by Mrs. Grace Baumback, a piano duet by Catherine and Elizabeth Purdy, vocal solo by Miss Lillian Bearup, a reading by Madam Thorne, cornet solo by Elbert Tedford, vocal solo by Mrs. Walter Ralph, vocal duet by Mrs. Dibble Clark and piano solo by Miss Jenny Lina. Numbers begin at 3 and continue until 10 o'clock, with all invited to attend and support the Red Cross.
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W. C. TU
Red Cross
Mea. D. BP
Sellards
Hane
Dorothy Dick
Grace D. Baumback
Fiano
Catherine
Elizabeth Purdy
Lillian Bearup
Madam Thorne
Cornet
Elbert Tedford
Walter Ralph
Dibble Clark
Jenny Lina
The
Carlsbad Celebrates First June Bride in La Huerta
Miss Mabel Smarge wed Henry Smarge under Rev. Geo H. Givan at the Mudgett home in La Huerta. The ceremony drew only family and one bride’s friend. The groom is an engineer with Santa Fe and the couple planned a long trip to Colorado Springs Denver Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park before settling in Helen New Mexico.
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W. P. Mudgett
la Huerta
Mabel
Henry Smarxe
Geo. H. Givan
Methodist Church
Tavght
Epworth League
Mr. Jee
Carlsbad
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
Denver
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Mise Modene Bates in assisting in the HoOP
Chelatian abstract and insurance offices thin week. The note mentions Bates assisting in HoOP related matters with local abstract and insurance offices.
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Mise Modene Bates
Chelatian Abstract
Ford car for sale at Mercantile Co Boston Store
Good second hand Ford car in first class condition. For sale by Mazola Demonstrated Y and Saturday at Mercantile Co. Inquire at The Boston Store. Andrew Hindle had his appendix removed Tuesday morning at Sisters Hospital and is doing well.
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ER. L. Tinnen
Ford
Boston
Andrew Hindle
Sisters Hospital
Nancy Hall Sweet Potato Plants Price Note
Classified brief lists Nancy Hall sweet potato plants at 85.00 per thousand, 100 plants per hundred, labeled CLACR FP. Wright. Contact phone 2348 for orders.
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Nancy Hall
Clacr
Wright
Pioneering Doctor Leads Hospitals Plan for War Hit Areas
Dr. Emily Danning Barringer, first woman arabe lance surgeon, directs a fundraising drive to establish a chain of hospitals staffed by American women for war torn France and Greece. The effort, backed by Medical Women’s National Association committees, aims to serve women and children lacking medical care during three years of German occupation.
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Emily Danning Barringer
France
Grecian
Medical Women's National Association
Barrington
House Stands 300 Years at Fairbanks House Dedham Mass
Boston notes the Fairbanks house in Dedham built in 1696 is likely the oldest frame house in the United States. A 300 year reunion of Fairbanks descendants was planned with attention to its oak shingles, English bricks, and imported tubers.
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Fairbanks
Dedham
Mase
Boston
Maas
United States
Ana Hietorte
England
Wand
Jonethan
Optimistic Thought and Wrongs Redressed Without Compulsion
An editorial stance argues for addressing injustices through voluntary remedies rather than coercive power. It advocates civic responsibility and lawful reform to balance rights and duties in society.
A Silly Aas Might
A humorous quip from the New Haven Register questions whether a donkey could be called a kee hawey lool. The light tone mirrors a playful reader exchange or cartoon caption.
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New Haven Register
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Geo. B. Singleton
Monument
L. H. Pateta
North Carls
Walter Walker
George Brantley
Roswell
W. H. Barber
Mabel Thayer
Eady County Hospital
Olle Thayer
M. E. Riley
San Simon Ranch
Carl Livingston
Mra. Query
Little Girs
Cloudcroft
RED Cross Tea
Ray V. Davis
Mercantile Co's
Moritz & Nelson
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