Local News Briefs From Pecos Valley and Nearby Areas
Hose Pieres son operated on at Sisters Sanitarium and recovering well. Father Abrogast left for lower valley on monthly visit and will return tonight. Visitors Day drew Hoy Scouts supporters to Blue Springs ranch encampment in Otle district amid ripe wheat nearby. W A Moore place likely to be harvested this week. Prof W A Poore, W P McIrain, J S Oliver, OO Rickman return from federal court in Santa Fe by auto to Carlsbad. Dr and Mrs L G Ervin and Mary Lee Newton guests from Dallas on an early auto trip in full dress flannel shirt and khaki. George Wood, witness in Henry J Lange trial in Santa Fe, arrived pleased to be back in Pecos Valley.
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W. A. Poore
W. P. McIriain
Mia
L. G. Ervin
Miss Mary
Lee Newton
Dallas
George Wood
Henry J. Lange
Santa Fe
Pecos Valley
McKeen Family Departures and Draft News from Carlsbad
J O McKeen and son Gunter left for Malaga this morning after a brief stay in town. Gun registered in Carlsbad in the US Army mechanical division and was accepted by the local board. John Lis Low, Gunter’s older brother, is among sixty-one men drafted in this call. Bobbie Hunsick underwent a successful operation at Frederick's private hospital to remove tonsil and adenoids. Miss Bob Wheeding will return in June to settle here permanently. Lovington Leader.
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J. O. McKeen
Gunter
Malaga
Carlsbad
US Army
Ohn L
John Lis Low
Californ
Bobbie Hunsick
Frederick's
Bob Wheeding
Lovington
Mrs Letha Gard Heads to Baxter Springs Visit
Mrs Letha Gard, three months in Carlabad from San Diego, sails tonight to Baxter Springs Kansas to visit her married son and wife Mia. Sister of Prof George Spencer, she formerly lived here after Mr Gard died and moved to California. Friends hope her health improves in the Sunflower State.
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Letha Gard
Carlabad
San Diego
California
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Mia
Gard
George Spencer
Weather Forecast Promises Fair, Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Tonight and Friday are expected to be fair with mostly pleasant conditions and a drop in temperature. Winds will remain light as skies stay clear, offering mild evenings and comfortable daytime highs.
Patriot films shown in Carlsbad on Decoration Day
A classic interature titled A Man Without A Country is widely known. On May 30 Carlsbad will screen the film along with The Spirit of the Red Cross, a patriotic aim. The pieces are promoted to stir patriotism and civic wakefulness among viewers.
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Carlsbad
Red Cross
Miss Alice McClelland Relieved From Illness This Morning
Miss Alice McClelland, teacher at ts, was successfully relieved of tonsillitis and ade noide this morning by an operation. Helen McKenzie left for her home in the lower valley after a pleasant visit with Miss Matney and friends in Carlebad. Marjorie Simpson leads the Kaiser booth today and seeks subscriptions or pledges. Blmore Hamilton and wife plan to sell their ranch and move closer to town. J J Kircher injured a foot when a block fell from a line at the tee plant last night but no bones were broken.
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Alice McClelland
Mise Helen McKenzie
Lower Valley
Mise Matney
Carlebad
Mise Marjorie Simpson
Blmore Hamilton
Otte
Tee
J. J. Kircher
Bruke
Tragic Railroad Yard Death Reported in Kansas City
A young man named Flannigan Wartiedk died after being struck by a wild car in the railroad yards near the Public Utilities Company lower dam area in Kansas City. His wife and mother mourn his loss. he leaves a wife and a little boy. Mrs Cook, grieving, was summoned to the scene due to the sudden death of her husband.
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Mea
Cook
Public Utilities Company
Kansas City
Mra
Sen
Rallroda
Flannixan
Reed to Work for Public Utilities Co This Summer
Wo Co Reed has begun studying electricity and will be employed by the Public Utilities Co this summer. He has already started work and seems to like the position.
Delivery to Loving Reported Amid Poor Road Conditions
Julie Forke left around noon with his car loaded with freight and provisions for people at Loving. He said the routes between here and the lower valley metropolis are in bad shape and expected to worsen until rain arrives.
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Julies Forke
Loving
Here
Lower Valley
Changes in Public Utilities force at city well
Mr Cook transferred to lower plant on night shift to run the pump. Mr Phillips takes over pumping duties after Wumper Watrons resigns for rest and medical treatment.
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Public Utilities Ca
Cook
Phillips
Wumper Watrons
Mrs. Rarey Leaves for California Visit
Mrs J F Rarey departed this morning for her daughter Mrs Will Brady in El Paso. Mr Rarey will stay a couple of weeks with his daughter while plans are made for a summer in California. The town hopes she returns in the fall healthy to resume her city activities.
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J. F. Rarey
Will Brady
el Paso
Johnstons Visit Mrs Dishman in West Carlsbad
Mr and Mrs G. Johnston brother-in-law and sister of Mrs C H Dishman arrive at her home in west Carlsbad Wednesday afternoon. Their Pocahontas Arkansas home is noted, with prior travels through Oklahoma and Newell. The sisters have not met socially for thirty five years. Mrs Dishman intends for them to stay until they finish their talk.
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G. Johnston
C. H. Dishman
West Cartsbad
Johnston
Pocahontas
Rkonsas
Oklahoma
Noewell
Dishman
Eddy County War Fund Work Keeps Club Running
Eddy County residents levy and sustain the Lick the Kaiser Club to fund war relief. Secretary Woold Lenathen serves full-time, paid from membership fees and approved by the County Council of Defense. Expenditures cover postage stationery printing and express with a focus on Red Cross work and local relief efforts.
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Eddy County Lick
Kaiser Club
Eddy County
County Council of Defense
Ehh
Pid
Lick
Rainer Chib
Red Cross
MCA
Linleage
United States
Committee Ten
Honey Club
Idek the Kaiser Club
Community Council of Defense
State Coyne of Defense
America
Don’t Be a Spender He a Saver War Savings Stamps
A compact wartime appeal contrasts thrift and sacrifice urging readers to buy War Savings Stamps. It promotes financial discipline and patriotism, stressing personal savings to support national effort during the war period.
Wootman Improves After Treatment Shortage
Harry Wootman suffered asthma and skin eruptions this week as serum shortages affected relief efforts. His condition improved today with available remedies, though lingering symptoms remain.
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Harry Wootman
Woodman
Exeema
Mrs Boot Stringham Summer Classes in Brenneh
A brief notice notes that Mrs Boot Stringham offers Summer Classes in Brenneh focusing on arithmetic and related high school subjects though details are incomplete. The item reads as a local education notice seeking interest or enrollment.
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Boot Stringham
Breneh
Private School Opens Morning Session for G School
Merc J McDillard to privately school the G school building Monday May 27 at eight o'clock. Pupils request half a grade or work of one condition should enroll at once. Special attention to A Tth work. Tim 24Mat.
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Merc. J. McDillard
Ohnemna Shape Can Fix It opens repair service
A new local workshop offers first close mechanical work and repairs across blacksmithing wood work machine work and car repairs under the name Can Fix It. The ad notes hands on service and ready availability for Om cars and related equipment.
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Ohnemna
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