Birth in Roswell area marks new arrival at local home
Born Monday night June 10 a boy to Mr and Mrs Wim Bindel at the sister's sanitarium. Several residents visited Roswell Sunday including Miss Leila Christian and Mrs A Teeple. Juline Forke heads to Loving with freight for area firms. Weather notes mention lack of rain and local travel and church meetings invite attendance at Baptist services focusing on The Way of Life Eternal.
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Sister's Sanitarium
Wim. Bindel
Juline Forke
Loving
Family at Anderson Sanitarium After Tonsil Operation
Mrs. David Horton and her young son Arthur are staying several days at the Anderson Sanitarium following a surgical removal of tonsils and adenoids. The boy is reported to be recovering well.
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David Horton
Arthur
Anderson Sanitarium
Well at the cemetery drilling paused due to family illness
Work on the cemetery well has been laid aside for several days because of illness in the driller’s family. Dr. Boatman has supervised the project and it will resume promptly and be pushed to completion as rapidly as possible.
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Boatman
Moritzky Boy Barred for Car Theft Released in County Jail
The Moritzky boy arrested for stealing a car belonging to J. W. Sutton on Saturday was released after a few hours in the county jail due to insufficient evidence. He promptly left town on the freight train, destination unknown.
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Moritzky
J. W. Sutton
Miss Swope Demonstrates Nazola Oil in Carlsbad
Miss Swope, demonstrator for the Nazola oil corn product, completed three days of showing sessions in Carlsbad and departed for Dexter. The company praises her as capable and correct in employing her to demonstrate the product.
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Miss Swope
Nazola Oil
Carlsbad
Dexter
Prize Counterpane Drawn at Local Picture Show
Mrs McGinnis crocheted counterpane was drawn last night at the picture show. The lucky number belonged to Mrs Stephenson wife of a Sanitary Barber Shop proprietor who received the prize.
Flag Day Observance Urged Across Carlsbad
Friday June 4th is Flag Day nationwide and Carlsbad residents are urged to display Old Glory from every loyal home in the city as part of the special celebration.
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United States
Carlsbad
Cur
Rotary of the Treasury
Banda
Treasury Department
War Savings Societies
Great
Volunteer Army
Man Survives Near Miss With Ice Wagon Hit by Train
Ax W. C. Reid narrowly escaped disaster when an Incoming Passenger train struck his wagon carrying 800 pounds of ice from the Public Utilities Company. Reid leapt from the wagon moments before impact and landed unhurt. the wagon was demolished though the horse remained uninjured.
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Ax W. C. Reid
Public Utilities Company
Reid
Red Cross Shipments Cataloged by Mrs Dilley
Mrs Dilley oversees Red Cross shipments listing Box 42 containing 75 pairs of socks and 26 sweaters, Box 45 with 30 sweaters, and Box 44 with 275 items including four tal bands and tee dee ria.
Roswell Men Weigh Rotarian Lodge in Carlsbad
Messrs George R Ray and Sav age of Roswell visit Carlsbad and discuss forming a Rotary lodge there. Mr and Mrs Paul Ares return to their ranch after a Sunday town visit describing a heavy rain that greened crops and flooded their $3000 tank. Ares has four sons in US service and Sidney Bearup, Mia Ares’ brother, was among weekend mechanics who left.
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George R. Ray and
Savage
Roswell
Carlsbad
Paul Ares
Ares
United States Service
Mia
Sidney Bearup
Red Cross Sends Comfort Packets to Camp Mabry Mechanics
The local Red Cross provided each mechanic leaving Saturday with a comfort packet and tent for Camp Mabry. Three exceptions were Sidney Bearup Clarence and Minna Clardy from Lovington. Mrs. H. C Kerr, the Lady Beautiful, has previously remembered them and supports Red Cross efforts.
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Red Cross
Camp Mabry
Sidney Bearup
Clarence
Minna Clardy
Lovington
H. C Kerr
Half Life Trapping Pioneer of California Frontier
M. J. Smatting, turning eighty five on March 8, spent forty years trapping across California. He kept 800 steel traps and a steady nine hour day, tracing streams from the Oregon line to Stockton. Immigrant from 1851, he trapped and mined on Trinity River, Battle Creek, and the Feather River, living close to nature for health.
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Los Molinos River Canyon
California
M. J. Smatting
Oregon Line
Stockton
Stantiog
Trinity River
Battle Creek
Feather River
Smarling
Bia
Useless Money in Banks at Battle Creek
Battle Creek banks hold about $50 000 in cash unused by thousands of Camp Quater workers who failed to cash paychecks. Porter Brow contractors paid weekly while the government deposited funds to cover them. Uncashed checks ranged up to $80, leaving banks with stranded funds and no clear claimant.
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Battle Creek
Camp Quater
Porter Brow
President Proclaims June 28th War Savings Day
The President issues a national proclamation declaring June 28 as National War Savings Day to encourage citizens to support wartime finance and thrift. The document underscores the federal effort to boost savings and bonds to fund national needs.
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National War Savings
Cousin Arrested After Threat Against Reporter During War Alarms
Miss Maury Burkman reported her cousin Frank Peters alias Peter Hane Seo after he boasted of serving on a Kaiser submarine. Peters was arrested at a Northern Pacific train as he prepared to depart for Germany. He had threatened Miss Burkman to stop her from reporting him, and she chose patriotism over fear.
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Birek
Frank Peters
Peter Haneseo
Fort McPherson
Big Bil
Kaiser Aean
Maury Burkman
Peters
Northern Pacific
Germany
Miss Burkman
America
Miss Burkmoan
Cotton Growth in Coastal Tropics
Cotton thrives in low coastal land in tropical latitudes. It originated in Anta and favors light, warm climates with ample warmth and moisture.
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Anta
Twin babies travel half world in record voyage
Infant twins of Dr John H Waite who researches at Rockefeller Institute in Sydney completed a nine week trip halfway around the globe. They arrived at Mrs Fiward Kennedy’s home in Harrisburg Pa to begin their care under a nurse after their mother died in Australia. Each weighed about a pound and a half at voyage start.
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John
Joan Watte
John H. Waite
Rockefeller Institute
Sydney
Australia
Fiward Kennedy
Harrisburg
Amertes
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Swigart & Prater’s
D. R. Harkey
Mina Myrtle
Thomas Higgink
Clovis
Upper Valley
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Infante
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Postolitee
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