Local notes feature travel and visits across Texas and New Mexico
Local items report Mr and Mrs Stephenson returning from Claude Texas visit with Stephenson's brother family. Benjamin Booth a brother. Florence Fuller plans a month with her mother and as bandmaster with heavy field artillery from Wisconsin now at Camp Arthur near Waco likely arriving Sunday. Little Mildred Hutchins ill. Riley Dean paused auto work for Guadalupe Mountains hunting trip with Dave McCollaum. Lieutenant J T Runyan left to join his regiment. Auto party to Roswell for Institute dance. Tom Williams and a companion from Quincy guests at Bates hotel after Lovington trip. Miss HF Christian travels to Pecos Waco Fort Worth and Houston for month or more. Dr B F Diefendorf moving his houses down the valley as cooler weather increases need for housing for many young people.
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Benjamin F. Booth
Florence Fuller
Wiscons
Camp McAthur
Waco
Texas
J.T. Runyan
Dave Runyan
Artesia
Aud
Sam Lusk
Runyan
Roswell
Institute
Ming Mon
Mrs Ralph Practices With Choruses After School Program
Mrs Ralph led various choruses at the high school auditorium this afternoon following the Home and School Association program completion.
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Ralph
Home and School Association
Blue Springs Ranch Figures Visit Town This Afternoon
Mr. Farris and daughter, Mr. C. I. D. Hubbard, and little son, with Mrs. FE L. Farris of Blue Springs ranch, are in town this afternoon. Mrs. M. Livingston, ill at the city County Hospital, rented nicely last night and is reported better today.
Everett Family Tour Through State At Carlsbad Visit
J. Everett and his family with his married son Harvey Everett, wife and baby, were touring the state in two autos. They were overnight guests in Carlsbad. Mr. Everett remarked that the countryside looked good here compared to areas he had seen, noting that around Big Springs the land was bare without grass.
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J. ¥. Everett
Harvey Everett
Carls
Mr. Everett
Big Springs
Soladays to stay with in law parents likely for month
Ray Soladay and wife remain at her parents home of E Stephens and expect to remain a month or longer while Ray, with the E press company, may secure work in another locality at any time. J P Hart and Tom J Reeves are shipping four cats of cattle today to Kansas City markets.
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Ray Soladay
E. Stephens
Ray
E: Press Company
J.P. Hart
Tom J. Reeves
Kansas City
Reeves Move Household Goods to Witt Ranch
Mr and Mrs T J Reeves have moved their household goods from the ranch to the Witt ranch now owned by Hart and Reeves Mrs Reeves will establish her home on the ranch.
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T. J. Reeves
Witt Ranch
Hart and Reeves
In town today W. W. Smith warns of dry news
Delaware trader W. W. Smith arrived in town and cautions that news is dry. He urges minimal discussion, noting the same sentiment spreading from other sections and advising restraint in reporting.
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W. W. Smith
Delaware
Mr. Smith
Charles Grammer and Son-in-law Visit Town Today
Charles Grammer and his son-in-law Reone Beech are in town today for unspecified engagements.
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Charles Grammer
Reone Beech
Armory Dance Invites Roswell Friends to Event
A dance is planned at the Armory temporary hall for friends from Roswell. Everyone is invited, and Mrs. Oscar Weaver of Loving is in town as a guest at the inn of the firm.
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Armory Temorary
Roswell
Oscar Weaver
Loving
Boy Falls Headfirst Into 25 Foot Well
A six year old son of Jose Romero of Wor ith Lea fell into a 25 foot dry well at home injuring his scalp. He was taken to Keaster hospital where doctors stitched the wound. The boy is recovering and expected to regain health soon.
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Jose Romero
Wor Ith Lea
Keaster
Reawell
Dinner at Bates Hosts and Guests At Seven Oclock
R W Tansill and wife hosted a seven oclock dinner at the Bates hotel with an even dozen mallard ducks among other dainties. Attending were Colonel Mra Lige Merchant Mr and Mrs Andrews Frank Kindel Mr Pritel ard and the host and hostess. Hereins Lucas and wife from the ranch spent the night with Mr Lucas's parents. His mother Mrs Lucas has full from a daughter in El Pa T
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R. W. Tanaill
Bates Hotel
Colonel M » Mra
Lige Merchant
Mrs. Andrews
Frank Kindel
Mr. Pritelard
Mrs. Tansill
Lucas
Mr. Lucas
Mrs. Lucas
Chin
Little Seran
el Pa
Steam laundry moving to new site near Carlsbad plant
Henry Swaith of Pratt Smith Hardware accompanies trip partner Dave McCollaum as they depart from Carlsbad for a hunting trip in the foothills, proceeding toward the Varner ranch after leaving the old stand.
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Jew Svete
Carlsbad Light and Power Co
Henry Swaith
Pratt Smith Hardware Company
Foothills
Dave McCollaum
Varner Ranch
Live Merchant Returns from Santa Ke Trip
Mrs Will Bindle and Miss Annie Bindel are in town this afternoon with Margaret and plan to take the boat home after a brief visit following a trip to Santa Ke.
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Santa Ke
Will Bindle
Annie Bindel Sre
Ter
Margaret
Tires and Tubes From Oliver and Hines Found
A stray shipment of Fink Tires and Tubes arrived labeled OLIVER AND HINES. The unexpected delivery prompts a check on stock and pricing to save money on repairs.
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Hines
Oliver
Wheat Movement Warns Farmers As Congestion Grows
A long column of notices mentions locals returning to Knowles relatives and others planning trips to the coast. It urges farmers to ship wheat promptly to mills or elevators to ease rail congestion, noting threshing is advanced and delays could hinder movement. It stresses collective effort to aid the public and economy without favoring any company.
Haworth and family visit Roswell relatives and friends
Haworth James and his wife with child arrive from Roswell to spend several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. James and relatives. Walter Glover arrives from the Port this morning.
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Haworth James
Roswell
Twat
Will
Mex
Doe James
Important Move Freight Now to Our Customers
Fron Farmers' Exchange Bulletin urges immediate rail freight action as wartime demand and cold weather threaten the worst tie ups in history. Businesses and farmers must ship quickly and promote awareness among customers to relieve congestion, meet military and civilian needs, and uphold national welfare.
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Fron Farmers’ Exchange Bulletin
Freght
Home from a hunt near Panama tanks and south
Marvin Livingston and his wife Les Bates and his wife and Mr Tibbett returned last night from a deer hunting trip south of Panama tanks. They each shot a fine deer and enjoyed the trip. There were no quail in the country and they did not bag any until the trip was nearly finished on the way home yesterday.
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Marvin Livingston
Les Bates
Mr. Tibbett
Panama Tanks
Subjects at the Christian oh Sunday, Nov. 4th
Morning The Ascension sermon at the Christian church with a chalk talk on Temperance in the evening, listing program topics for Sunday services.
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The
Christian Oh
Temperance
Forehands sell yearlings to Faggard then move steers
J D Forehand and wife are in town today with their son busy this week gathering 850 yearlings and two year old steers they sold to W F Faggard, turning them over Wednesday. This frees pasture for cows and calves in the Stone pasture. Faggard moved the steers to Upper Black River. Cattle on their ranches are doing well but warns of overstocking when grass is short.
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J.D
W. F. Faggard
Mr. Faggard
Upper Black River
Everett Hill of Loving Arrives for Business
Everett Hill from Loving visited this afternoon to tend to personal and local business affairs in town.
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Everett Hill
Loving
Children Seen Shopping and Attending Business Today
A forenoon outing from their Rocky Street home found the children shopping and looking after errands, as they attended to various duties and domestic tasks in the area.
Mrs G Blevens Invites Friends to Rightway Hotel Renovation
Mrs G Blevens will be found at her hotel the Rightway in the future. She wishes to say to her old friends and patrons she is renovating and refurnishing the rooms and asks them to stop by when in town.
Girls Guild Hosts Evening At Mrs Hemenway Home
Mrs. Hemenway and Mina Mary hosted a Girls' Guild evening at their home. The group enjoyed hot rolls salad scalloped potatoes hot coffee and doughnuts before finishing with a study hour.
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Riley Dean
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Guadalupe Mountains
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Lovington Country
Mia
Christian
Pecos
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Houston
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Diefendorf
Armory Dance
BATES
Tom Gray
Nat Roberts
Knowes
Shug Roberts
Cup Rock
Ovington
Hilbert Shipp
Luen Culp
Knowles
van Willho
Dave Burks
Monument
Louis Crawford
J. M. Pardue
Coast
A. J. Heard
WG. Woerner
Rey Waller
Y. R. Allen
the Sweet Shop
Walter Glover
Pont
Christian & Gv
International Harvester Company OF America
Rightway Hotel
ALS Guild
Ray V Davis
Uber
Wm, HO Mullane
Agriculture Council of the Association
Carlsbad
Baptist Church
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