Madam Thorne Heads North for Roswell Visit
Local notes report Madam Thorne traveling north today to Roswell to visit friends and kin. The passage notes Flag Day set for June 14 by the American Flag Association and asks what Carlsbad will do. Several residents are mentioned traveling or visiting, including Sam B. Smiths family moving to a ranch and Mrs. Iva J. Keebler arriving from Roswell for short business needs. Chas Littlefield returns from Littlefield, Texas, after tending to his flock during a prolonged drought.
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American Flag Association
Flag Day
Carlsbad
Uncle Sam Settles Old Mail Claim From 1861
Reddy Heard notes that Uncle Sam has paid a claim on his father’s estate for mail service in 1861. The paymaster funds all obligations though briefly strained, and he urges all to return when needed.
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Reddy Heard
Sam
Ray's Photo Studio Guarantee Promises Satisfactory Work
Roswell residents Mr and Mrs W H Merchant plan a Saturday visit while Mr and Mrs Paul Ares prepare to depart for their mountain ranch. C N Walker, proprietor of the Springs hotel, was seriously ill last night and showed some improvement this morning. The Pecos Valley notes abundant alfalfa as a high quality pea green staple with hay priced at eighteen dollars per ton for baled hay, though many farmers expect higher prices later.
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C.N. Walker
Mr. Walker
The
Springs Hotel
Pecos
Cattlemen and Visitors Trickle Through Carlsbad Town
Monars, Lee, Smith and Beals, a trio of D ranch cattlemen, are in town today. John Means arrives from a Hope area ranch. Mrs Sadie Cheatem travels to Roswell for stenographic work for Attorney Dow. Crain family sold Eddy county holdings and contemplates relocation. John Gaither of Monument visited Carlsbad yesterday. Flora Smith and grandfather R Carr depart Clyde Texas for mountain home. Marvin Livingston heads to Dallas for a month’s stay with Current staff at Southland Hotel.
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Monars, Lee, Smith and Beals
D Ranch
Dim Crain
Daugh' Sie May
Eddy County
Marvin Livingston
Dallas
Texas
Southland
Local Workman Recovers After Eye Injury at Bat Caves
Wayne Riley employed by J. M. Jones at the bat caves southwest of town returned last week with an eye injury. He was recovering from dust exposure and measles symptoms and has been under treatment, showing some improvement.
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Wayne Riley
J. M. Jones
Wayne Wan
Family Leaves Town Due to Husband’s Illness
Mrs. Bert Alewine and her two children Warren and Millard departed for El Paso after three weeks in town. They hurried their return home upon receiving word that Mr. Alewine is ill.
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Bert Alewine
Warren
Millard
el Paso
MF Alewine
District Attorney Don to Hear Tax Complaints in Roswell
District Attorney Robert Don arrives in Roswell to spend time listening to tax complaints before the county commissioners. Complaints on file will be considered in order, with new filings added. The four Ares brothers Albert Louie Fred and Calvin are in town from the home ranch.
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Robert
Don
Roswell
Board of County Commissioners
Ares Brothers
Albert
Louie
Fred
Calvin
City visit by Iddy Heard and daughter highlights tough journey
Iddy Heard and his daughter Miss are in the city for a few days. Miss is described as an expert chaffene, with the road to the plains likened to a hard journey, reminiscent of the biblical Jordan.
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Iddy Heard
Miss
Highlonesome
Plains
Jordan
Santa Fe Messenger Boy Doyle Tandy Praised
The sick child of Mr and Mrs J B Piper has recovered enough to travel. The parents plan to depart tonight for Western Oregon and testify that Doyle Tandy delivers Associated Press dispatches promptly to the Santa Fe office, and may become its president someday.
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Piper
Oregon
Santa Be
Doyle Tandy
Doyle
The
Stewart family plans trip to Douglas Arizona ranch
John Stewart his wife and son will depart Thursday from Queen for Douglas Arizona to seek a small ranch. Mrs EMe Bass and two children join. travel by war. An M an's Club program committee led by Mrs Hemen ay outlines American history study from 1870 for the year. Mrs John Draper and family head to Hebronville Texas Tuesday. Draper group has stayed in Carlsbad months with several Selene still un wrote.
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John Stewart
Queen
Douglas
Arizona
Stewart
Eme Bass
The
Man's Club
Hemen“ay
John Draper
B. A. Nymeyer
Dorothy
John, Jr
Draper's
Hebronville
Texas
Draper
Cai Dion
Carlsbad
Selene
Paul Ares Recovering From Long Injury After Colorado Trip
Paul Ares has not recovered from a serious accident noted months ago. X ray photos taken in Colorado show broken bones near the shoulder joint and injury to the arm. Pain persists and physicians fear the limb may become helpless.
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Paul Ares
Colorado
Ares
Mrs Joyce Hosts Bridge Party for Surgical Dressings Fund
Mrs. J. F. Joyce will host a bridge party tomorrow afternoon to benefit the Surgical Dressings Committee. Each attending lady may contribute fifty cents, with all funds to be turned over to the committee for use in their work.
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J. F. Joyce
Boy Scouts Return From Camp Meeting in Carlsbad
Thirty three scouts returned home Saturday after a well enjoyed trip led by Rev H W Lowry. They spent time with games swimming hikes and social visits at the Albert Johnson farm camp attracting about fifty townspeople over two days.
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H. W. Lowry
Albert Johnson
Carlsbad
C C Hitchcock Returns From Artesia to Lovings Work
C C Hitchcock came back from a long trip to Artesia this afternoon and left for Loving this morning to attend to work in his line.
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C. C. Hitchacock
Artesia
Loving
Local visitors and residents seen in Loving area
Miss Bright of Loving visited the city today. J F Farrell from a ranch near Lake McDonald in town. Lakewood resident mesdamee Kilgore and Will Senith were seen shopping with a local dentist. The Oliver family and Mr and Mrs Page enjoyed a countryside picnic yesterday. Miss Hazel Flemming returned home in Loving after visiting friends.
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Miss Bright
Loving
Lake McDonald
Lakewood
Mesdamee Kilgore
Will Senith
Rocky Today
J. S. Oliver
Mr. and
Mr. Page
Hazel Flemming
Claude Parris
Rex Freeman
Huet Flemming
Service at Methodist Church Honors Men of Company B
Night service for about fifty men of Company B drew large attendance at the Methodist Church. Hall decorations featured national colors, flags, cut flowers and an immense flag behind the pulpit. A large choir directed by Mrs. Dibble Clark accompanied by Mere J. W. Armstrong on piano led patriotic hymns as Rev. A C Bell preached on Christian Soldiership.
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Mesdames Flowers
Linn
Crawford
A.C. Bell
St. Paul
Injured Youth Taken After Canyon Accident
John Stuart arrived in Carlsbad from Dog Canyon with four young men to help after a Saturday accident left Ad Baine wounded in the groin. A bullet had lodged in his flesh and Stuart acted as surgeon with a pocket knife while helpers ferried him out, reaching Anderson Sanitarium by Sunday morning.
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John Stuart
Carlsbad
Dog Canyon
Baine
J. R. Bonine
Ts Sy
John Stewart
Anderson
Couple Returns From Extended Texas Trip via Roswell
Geo. Lucas and wife arrived in their auto last night from El Paso after a weeks long tour through the Central and Western part of the state. They traveled by way of Roswell and visited many towns on their way to the West Texas metropolis. Geo says it would be hard to convince him that the roads he traveled were TA No. 1.
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Geo. Lucas
el Paso
Roswell
West Texas
Geo
Carlsbad Teachers Named for Coming School Year
The Carlsbad Schools list teachers for the upcoming year including Geo Brinton superintendent, G M Mann and Miss Hertha G Smith at the High School, Miss Mary Hemenway Laity and History, Miss Naomi Vanwill English Grammer School, F M Hatfield and Maude Jones principals, and several gradeteachers. Also noted are local residents Henry Laman and Bert Woods in the courthouse precinct, and others traveling or visiting from Loving El Paso and Portales.
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Carlsbad
Geo
M. Brinton
G. M. Mann
Hertha G. Smith
Asn't
Mary Hemenway
Naomi Ei
Vanwill
Chicago
John Plowman Visits Miss Julia Means in Hope
John Plowman arrived from Malaga to meet Miss Julia Means of Hope. She will visit afterwards, then Means will leave for Queen to spend the rest of the summer with relatives.
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John Plowman
Malaga
Julia Means
Hope
Misa Means
Cicero Stewart Boards Southbound Train to Pecos
Cicero Stewart left on a southbound train this morning for Pecos City Texas. He appeared happy and prosperous with no stated mission or destination shared.
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Cicero Stewart
Pecos City
Texas City
For Sale Good size thoroughbred bull pups
For sale good size thoroughbred bull pups at reasonable price. See W. J. Gossett, Carlsbad, N. M.
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W. J. Gossett
Carlsbad
N. M
Jersey Bull for Service at Club Stable
A fine Jersey bull will be found at the Club Stable ready to service cows in need of a good animal.
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Logal News
Madam Thorne
Sam B. Smith
Monley
Iva J. Keebler
Kansas City
Chas. Littlefield
Littlefield
Ray’s Photo Studio
Mrs. W. H. Merchant
Mrs
Genin
Jovin
John Means
Sadie Cheatem
Attorney Rc, Dow
John Gaither
Monument
John
Star Pharmacy
Tee Rexall
Frank Stetson
Bina River
Edison Mazda
the Public Utilities CO
J. F. Farrell
Grammer School
F. M. Hatfield
Maude Jones
Aast
Mabel Polk
Vera Pearie
Clyde Cook
Lowens Jackson
Whit Wright
Einglish
Viola Dandridge
Gov
Re Spencer
Lowen Dishman
Henry Laman
Bert Woods
Coury
Mr. Woods
Portales
GB. Ewing
Our City
Roewell
Clovis
Texas Panhandle
Nile Jones
Bil Nib iv
Jersey
Bull
Clark
Carlsbed
Well Purdy
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