Local News Snapshots From Carlsbad and Nearby Towns
Howell in town on business. Hen Stetson left with Mail Carrier this morning for his ranch. Calvin Crawford of Malaga trained in Carlsbad yesterday. A eld and sons of Clint Tex registered at Palace hotel in fheming. Majors of Pecos arrived yesterday and left on the early train for Roswell. Long, boot and shoe man, on the mail car for Longton on business. Everett, the young vendor by the north of the o office, reported improving. Kaiser from Colorado, a cowman, was a business visitor to the town last night. Noel, Fred Phelan and FM a trio of cowboys spent the night in Carlsbad en route to Rox this morning.
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Eld
Clint
Tex
Palace Hotel
Fheming
Noel
Fred Phelan
FM i Ware
Carlsbad
Rox
Roswell News Roundup Includes Visits and Events
Local residents gather for varied activities as M Albright, an automobile man from Roswell, stays a few days in town. Scouts plan a meeting with Mr Lowry to discuss lay items from the recent camp. Ben Acrey and wife visit from their ranch east of Roswell, Mrs Acrey visiting her mother Mrs Roman Ohnemus before a trip to Little Rock. A piano recital by Miss Johnston at RB Dick’s home proves enjoyable. LN Home visits from Malaya bring word of a 240 acre farm and 80 acre water right amid drought conditions.
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Ben Acrey
Plaina
Roswell
Acrey
Roman Ohnemus
Little Rock
Arkansas
Miss Johnston
RB. Dick
Malaya
Local Social Notes and Canning Demo Report
Mrs John Nymeyer was in town late yesterday on shopping patrol. Misses Jessie and Carrie Vausha returned from a week with sister Mrs Humphrey. Prof W T Conway of the State Agricultural College holds a canning demonstration at the High School this afternoon. Mrs Bill Jones from Rocky today on a flying visit. Ernest Shafer is progressing as usual. H G Nichols of Tularosa in town awaiting departure home. Mr Nichols accompanied the cremation party to town for burial. Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson and daughter Edna from Black River report stock fine despite the dry weather. Miss Johnson plans not to teach this fall seeking a rest. Mr and Mrs Br W Waite and Majorie left for Geneva Nebraska to spend most of the summer visiting Waite's ill mother. The July 17 civil service auto truck driver exam between here and Lovington was dropped for unknown reasons. Thomas Hill at the post office directed to return all exam papers and call off the exam.
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Albert Johnson
Edna
Black River
Miss Johnson
Civil Service
Here
Lovington
Thomas Hill
Post Office Force
Ill geologist Nels Christiansen ill at George Frederick home
Local notes report geologist Nels Christiansen ill at the George Frederick home this morning. Mrs Josephine Camp and Mise Camp from Lakewood are in town. Mr Lowry to preach next Sunday at Pres criban church with sermons titled The Homocratic God and The Treatment of Diculty.
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Nels Christiansen
George Frederick
Lowry
Prescrian Church
Josephine
Mise
Lakewood
Ramirez under treatment at Andersons Sanitarium
A young Mexican named Ramirez receives care for necrosis of the bone in his right foot at Andersons Sanitarium. Other patients are improving, and John VD Stevens was moved to Clovis this week to resume work as a Santa Fe lineman. He made friends in Carribad, and well wishes go with him to his former home.
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Ramirez
Anderson’s
John VD. Stevens
Clovis
The
Santa Fe
Carriebad
Stevens
Births and town pride in Carlsbad highlights
Birth notices record a son born to Mr and Mrs Will Maghy a daughter to Red Stevens and wife and a boy to Mr and Mrs Tureman Marquess first boy in the family. A bond issue of 20000 to fund heating plants and repairs for two school buildings is to be voted on the 18th. Carlsbad praised as The Beautiful with well kept courthouse park and city park. residents strive to keep town attractive and weed control noted. A visitor admires the streets sidewalks and trees of Carlsbad.
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Will Maghy
Red” Stevens
Carlsbad
Jin Carhsbad
Little
Phi
Canal Street home hosts city card party afternoon
About forty ladies gathered at a Canal tre home to play cards this Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Joyce provided cooling beverages as prizes were awarded for high score with Mrs R J Halley receiving the funds hidden in an American flag to be presented to the chair Hakendag next Wednesday.
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Canal «Tre
Joyce
R. J. Halley
Governor Lindsey Commended by Local WCTU Letter
A commendation from Carlsbad women to Governor W. E. Lindsey of Santa Fe praises his action in enabling soldiers encamped at Albuquerque. The letter, signed by Mrs. D. F. Sellards and Mrs. C. I. Dishman, offers prayers for divine guidance in his duties and expresses congratulations.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Albuquerque
W. E. Lindsey
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Woman's Christan Temperance Union
Carlsbad
D. F. Sellards
C. It, Dishman
Local residents report arrivals and health notes
JH Dillyhunty and W P Fay gerd arrive from the ranch today. Madam Minter’s many Carldbad friends regret her continued poor health and note she is practically an invalid. Charley Walker returns from Fayetteville Arkansas where he has been attending college, greeted by Joy’s young ladies and friends.
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Madam Minter
Carldbad
Charley Walker
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Char
Joy
Funeral of Sam Blocker in Tularosa with Masons and Methodist rites
The funeral was held at the mother's home in North Canyon Street with the Carlsbad Masons conducting services and a chaplain from ALN Pratt attending at the cemetery. Birth in Summit County Ohio November 1974 and death in Tularosa New Mexico June 10, 117. Blocker lived in Ohio, Guadalupecs, Mescalero, and Tula, worked mining development and as forester ranger, with a long battle against illness. Deep sympathy extended to his mother as the last of her children.
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Sam Blocker
North Canyon Street
Carlsbad Masons
ALN
Pratt
Earl Hanson
Lucius Anderson
D. J. Linn
J. Bates
A. C. Bragg
H. Nichols
Ohio
Guadalupes
Mescalero
Christ
Tula
Lodge
Soldier's Creed: no reason to worry, veteran notes
A veteran letter from City dated June 4 1917 shares a soldier's creed about mobilization and battle regions. It states that in mobilization camp there is nothing to worry about, and in battle regions roles vary from front to behind lines with outcomes including wound status and the possibility of recovery or death.
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Fiditor Jersey Journal
Bate
Tenure of Office Two Years Across New Mexico Law
Attorney Harry L. Patton interprets New Mexico election law on reelection eligibility for public officials, noting terms set at two years under older constitutional provisions and the shift from four year terms. The ruling addresses how officers elected under the old law could serve two terms within a two year frame and reelection limits.
Aid for Belgians Raised in Cordova Benefit
Governor Strongbax acknowledged receipt of 500 dollars raised in Cordova to aid distressed Belgians. Employers of seven Contova canneries donated the funds after a benefit. Carroll Hamilton and Andrew Pickens left their ranch this morning after loading supplies. For sale two buses one registered Durham and one Hereford cattle.
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Avneau
Alaska
Strongbax
Cordova
Gene Benefit
Contova Cane Neries
Carroll Hamilton
Andrew Pickens
Durham
150 Satisfied Customers in Carlsbad
Local stove shop touts 150 satisfied customers in Carlsbad as it promotes taking old oil stoves as part payment for new models. The campaign emphasizes trade ins and continued service in the community.
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Carlsbad
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Howell
Hen Stetson
Currier
Hjole
Calvin Crawford
Malaga
Tob Majors
Pecos
Long
Longton
Mr. Everett
O. Office
Siward
Kaiser
Colorado
Ray’s Photo Studio
R, M. Albright
John Nymeyer
Jessie
Carrie Vausha
Mrs
Humphrey
W. T. Conway
State Agricultural College
Bill Jones
Rocky
Ernest Shafer
H. G. Nichols
Tularosa
Mr. Nichols
Lrmitlocker
Lhin City
Burin
Br. W. Waite
Little Majorie
Geneva
Nebraska
Mr. Waite
Mesdames
Walter McDonald
McDonald
Ferguson
Miss
Gladstone Polk
Queen
Roy Waller
White Mountains
GE Motors
the Public Utilities CO
Gov. Lindsey
Star Pharmacy
Rexall Store
JH. Dillyhunty and
W. P. Faygerd
Clark
Will Purdy
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