Local News Sanctioned By Isbud Printing Co
The item states Isbud Printing Co publishes daily news with Sunday exclusion. It credits The Associated Press and notes exclusive rights to republication of news dispatches and local coverage. Local editor is S. L. Perry. Entered as second class matter April 16, 1917, at Carlabad, New Mexico.
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Carlabad
New Mexico
Isbud Printing Co
Associated Prew
Associated Press
Morning Times
Southwest
New York Times
Chicago Tribune
Times
Europe
el Paso Times
City of the Dead improvements fundraising drive begins
Dr Boatman, president of the cemetery association, plans to start Monday a fundraising drive to raise about 600 for cemetery improvements including pipes and a windmill. He asks for small subscriptions from many to transform the long neglected site into a place of beauty. Mrs M M Spencer departs tomorrow for Hlindas to visit relatives.
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Boatman
Association
Grouth
M. M. Spencer
Hlindas
Relativen
Henry Muldrow Returns to Joyruit Grocery Dept Position
Henry Muldrow returns from a trip to Hurley New Mexico and resumes a role in the Joyruit company's grocery department. He says his travels exposed him to places far worse than his own surroundings.
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Henry Muldrow
Hurley
New Mexico
Joyruit Company
Weather forecast for Carlsbad June 29 period
Fair south with possible showers in the north tonight or Sunday. Cooler tonight and Sunday for southeast portion. Friday temperatures reached 108 degrees.
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Carlsbad
Fair South
McDonald Promoted to New Mexico State Manager
G B McDonald, longtime Woodmen of the World district manager, receives promotion from Supreme Commander W A Frazer to manager for the state of New Mexico excluding eight northern counties. McDonald is praised for woodcraft, energy, and ability to deliver results, with expectations of strong progress this year. Mrs W A Forehand and son Roy visit from Black River. Roy graduates with the class of thirty.
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G. B. McDonald
Woodmen
W. A. Frazer
Home Office
MccDonald
Woodcraft
W. A. Forehand
Roy
Black River
Forehand
Mrs Donnelley visits relatives in New Mexico
Mrs Claude Donnelley of Hart ey New Mexico visits her parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Crowder southwest of Malaga. She is known as one of the Crowder twins who taught in Carlsbad schools before her marriage.
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Claude Donnelley
Hartey
New Mexico
Oscar Crowder
Malaga
Donnelley
Crowder Twins
Carlsbad
Smith Family from Upper Black Ranch in Town
Mr and Mrs Wallace Smith and their three children are visiting town from their Upper Black ranch and plan to return after a brief stay.
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Mra
Wallace Smith
Upper Black
Local travels as Hugh Bunch heads to radio school
Hugh Bunch departed this morning for El Paso and will proceed to California after acceptance at a radio school. He made a brief farewell visit to Carlabad before leaving. Judge John T. McClure returned to Roswell from Town after attending his father's burial.
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Hugh Bunch
el Paso
Will
California
Radio
Carlabad
John T. McClure
Roswell
Miss Jim Baker Guests at Mullane Home West of Town
A light week with Miss Jim Baker visiting Miss Mary Elizabeth Mullane includes tea parties and imaginary journeys as the girls share pleasant companionship. NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF SUIT in Eddy County New Mexico names Rosa S Murrah as plaintiff against J W MacCubbin Mrs Nannie Oliver Otis Malcolm and unknown claimants. The suit seeks adjudication of ownership to described lands in Township 20 South Range 26 East including 840 acres and improvements. Defendants are warned to answer by July 22 1918 or risk default judgment. Attorneys Bu JAC Brice of Carlsbad NM represent the plaintiff. WITNESS given June 8 1918.
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Jim Baker
Mary Elizabeth Mullane
State OF New Mexico
J. W. MacCubbin
Nannie Oliver
Otis Malcolm
District Court
Eddy County
New Mexico
Rosa 8
Murrah
Poldy County
S&s
Bujac & Brice
Carlsbad
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