Local Notes From Loving and Surrounding Towns
Wallace of Loving<!--truncated-->eak with sister Mrs Farris on Saturday Mildred and Albert Johnson with daughter Edna were in town Saturday shopping. Reeves at McMillan dam visited to check conditions. Wallace the contractor prepared for Dr Pate’s new residence. Mrs Herring reports family recovering from illness. Hattie Hagel ill for a few days. M Richards ex-banker now in Car Pecos and Van Horn writes Current News. Mrs J A Hardy of Otis hosted Ned Crowe meeting with several ladies. Surgical dresses and a silver offering collected. Kindel family left for home due to mining work. Jen ya trip possible. Fletcher family visited from the ranch. Mrs J W Hepler and Ruth visited. Ruth recovered from measles. Mrs Beckett of Hope visiting at Stewart home. Dr Deep prepared before departure. Presbyterian chapel to be dedicated next Sunday at eleven. Turkey traveler from Roswell detained. jail case. Twenty seven carload cattle to South Dakota. owner Me A Hollingworth came in from Amoritle. Mrs Frank Moos met J F Rarey. A Wright from Know owes on streets. Pickard Smith and Harden Clark with four tour cars delivered to J F Rarey. G Barber attended to ranch business and returned home. JU Rackley reports his sheep at home for a couple days.
Alston family leaves for Santa Fe. wife improving
Ted Alston and daughter Gladyn depart by car for Santa Fe to invite Mrs. Alston who is there for treatment. Her condition is improving.
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Benito Morales
Ted
Ted Alston
Gladyn
Santi Fe
Alston
Local News and Coroner Jury Verdicts in Town
Mr Jones and firm McCarty and Jonca of Nebraska visit town on Saturday. Mrs Rackley travels to Artesis Friday for help with sleep and sheep across alfalfa fields. Coroner jury finds Bonfo Montes died from a gunshot wound fired by Deputy Sheriff Cooper during official duties. The panel includes Roberts, Lucas, Farris, Kraft, Witherspoon, and Owen.
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Mr. Jones
McCarty and Jonca
Nebraska
Putan
Old Mi Pen
Gray Place
Jones and Famil
Mecarty
Yore Brothers In Law
Tiret
J. D. Rackley
Artesia
Mr. Packley
Judee Richards
Bon Fo Montes
Honito Morila
Sherif JT. Cooper
Babylonian Epic Translation Reveals Ancient Hero’s Redemption
Philadelphia reports a museum translation of a Babylonian tablet from the Yale era, dated between 1500 and 500 BC. The text portrays a hero spared by divine love and the epic journey of two men, linking to other tablets and offering new material for scholars.
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Philadelphia
University of Yerivanta Museum
Grean
Abraham
University
Mica
Gmtc
B.C
Stephen Langdon
University Museum
Epte
Army payroll details and officer pay scales
Washington reports on United States Army payroll structures and officer remuneration. It notes Lt General pay at 10000 yearly, Major General at 5000, and other officer and retiree stipends, with positions at depots and finance divisions. The article comments on the large size of the force and upcoming scale changes.
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United States Aviation Force
Washington
Sam
Remy
Wis
George ©. Thornhardt
Philppines
Texas
Hertel
Genernla Miles
Hater
Young
Wajor
Cottage Moved By Wind During Sand Storm
Saturday afternoon a small cottage owned by Jim Martin in the southern part of town was shifted three or four feet by strong wind and blowing sand. No injuries or major damage occurred as the house was moved off its foundation but has since been set back and will be ready soon.
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Jim Martin
Pleasant Visitor from Artesia Retired Minister
A letter notes Rev. A. E. Boyd of Artesia visiting and being known as an artist minister and former pastor of Las Cruces. He retired from the ministry due to throat illness and is now connected with a city life insurance company in a special war service policy.
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A. EB. Boyd
Artesia
Rey. Oyd
Las Cruces
City Life Insurance Company
Epiint Athen
Army Pay Scales and Ranks Highlight 1910s Recruitment Efforts
A century old notice outlines pay scales for U S army ranks from second lieutenant to colonel, with salaries ranging from 1 700 to 4 000 dollars yearly. It notes high demand for first and second lieutenants, rising examinations to fill officer corps, and aviation corps expansion. It also mentions merit pay for expert riflemen and cooks at 10 to 18 dollars monthly, plus a family visit report from Springs hotel and travels to Santa Fe and Alpine.
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M Brixadler
Aviation Corps
Nereien
Kincrense
Briton Guards as Naval Guard Survives Collapse on Pier
A British sailor on duty at the Boston waterfront steadied a guard post after a muttered collapse. He signaled for a doctor, handed over his rifle, and waited in steady rain until a corporal found relief arrangements.
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Boston
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Mildred
Albert Johnson
Edna
Bosinews
L. E. Reeves
McMillan Dam
Cameleon
Mr. Wallace
Pate
Carl Herring
Hattie Hagel
M. Richards
Car- Pecos
van Horn
Angeles
Mra
J. A. Hardy
Otis
Ned Crowe
Floyd Kindel
Wire
Jen Ya
Mac Fleteher
J. W. Hepler
Iss Ruth
Tinbad
Ruth
Masson
J. A. Beckett
Hope
M. C. Stewart
Deepp
The
Presbyterian Church
Turkey
Roswell
Hollingaworth
Amoritle
Frank Moos
Fidith Lee
A. Wright
Knowowes
Pickard Smith
Harden Clark
amen_talay
Tour
J. F. Rarey
G. Barber
JU Rackley
Hop
R.M. Thorne Furniture Store
Ep. V. Price & Co
Chicago
Nelson and
Ralph
the Cleaners
Uncle Sam
Star Pharmacy
Rexall
Maxwell
Weaver
Frank Stetson
Springs Hotel
Meadames Paves
Hart
Lovington
Santa Fe
Hagerman
Jef D. Hart
Mr. Hart
Littl Kirls
Herady
Columbias
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