Local News Briefs From The Valley
R M Thorne traveled to Albuquerque on business. Inspector Boyd departed for Kenna to inspect cattle shipments. W J Pollard, recently ill, left Artesia hospital for home. Presbyterians plan to join union meeting to support YMCA work in camps and trenches. Morning worship will include a sermon on The Great Motive. Scout meeting Saturday evening features the monthly talk. Troop near thirty two members. additions by HQ approval. Roy Waller, Y R Allen and G A Beckett drove to the valley and back with 28 quail and 11 ducks. Doe Livingston at the ranch aiding cattle selection for market shipments in coming days.
Hunters Return From Guadalupe Trip With Bucks
Howard Moore and Mr Eldridge returned yesterday at noon from a Deer hunting trip in the Guadalupe mountains each claiming a fine buck as proof. The party reports better luck than some others have.
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Howard Moore
Mr. Eldridge
Guadalupe Mountains
One of the old timers of the valley meets friends in Lovington
Henry Williams of Lovington visited Tuesday to reconnect with old friends. He is known for always having a big deal of kin up his sleeve, though he makes it hard to learn the details.
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Henry Williams
Lovington
Mr and Mrs Hill Head to Sacramento Mountains Camping Trip
Mr and Mrs Hill of Loving passed through town last evening en route for a hunting trip in the Sacramento mountains. They travel with provisions and camping gear and expect a pleasant outing.
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Mrs. Hill
Loving
Sacramento Mountains
Hunters Return From Guadalupe Moon Bear Trip
Collin Gervells and Frank Kindel returned yesterday afternoon from a Guadalupe moon after bear. They did not waste time hunting deer. Mr Bruin was not a factor. John Dear born was one of the party from the Thayer ranch.
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Collin Gervells
Frank Kindel
Andalupe Moon
Bear
Mr. Bruin
John Dearborn
Thayer Ranch
Boy barely saved from wagon accident near home
Jack Hooper nearly injured when his foot slipped from a wagon hub and a wheel passed over him yesterday afternoon. A physician treated him and found no bones broken. He then continued home with three little girls following along.
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Jack Hooper
Waffle Supper Sparks History Study at Presbyterian Club
At a bi monthly meeting of the Young Married People s Club of the Presbyterian church a waffle supper was served by Mr Gene Roberts and Mrs George Roberts. The gathering then began a serious study of history and its bearing on central rope at the start of that century.
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Young Married People's Club
Presbyterian Church
Gene Roberts
George Roberts
Piano for sale by Knight-Camp Bell Music Co
In Carlsbad area we offer one of our best pianos at a special price with easy terms. Or rent the piano with option to provide full references in the first letter. Address Department A KNIGHT-CAMP BELL MUSIC CO Denver Colo.
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Carlsbad
Denver
Knight-Campbell Music CO
Colo
Rancher N B Butcher Visits with Family
N B Butcher visits from the ranch for a few days with family. He has taken several trips seeking a new and better ranch proposition but has not found one yet. He notes the cattle are doing as well as can be expected.
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N. B. Butcher
Election at Home Carlsbad returns on Prohibition Taxation
Carlsbad precinct reports 298 for Prohibition and 81 against 44 for Taxation and 26 against 9 for the judicial amendment 261 for Minot 42 against 16 for taxation 31 against the judicial district Returns from other points incomplete as no summary book outside boxes Mon day will likely give cur r ate. official returns will be available.
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Carlsbad
Minot
Mrs Atkins Visits Daughters Then Heads Home
Mrs S L Atkins of Paradise Texas has been visiting her daughter Mrs J Price in the city for several weeks. She leaves today for Carlsbad to visit another daughter Mrs T W Keen before returning to Texas.
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S. L. Atkins
Paradise
Texas
J. ©. Price
Thin City
Carlsbad
T. W. Keen
Roawell
Local guests and ranch action.
BOA rom and H. T. Bailey were overnight guests at the Pali hotel. W. E. Alston arrived from the ranch on Wednesday to attend to business. COT. Adams and son sold twenty fine spring lambs to the Texas Land Developtur yesterday for 45 dollars each. The lambs come in today from the Seven Rivers ranch and will be shipped tomorrow.
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Boa Rom
H. T. Bailey
Pali Hotel
Cot. Adams
Texas Land Developitur C _ funy
Seven Rivers Ranch
Mrs Julia A Sharp Resigns From Woodman Circle
Mrs Julie A Sharp, assistant manager of the Woodman Circle, has resigned following a supreme court ruling against Supreme Guardian Mansfield. She plans to rest at her El Paso home before seeking new employment, per Friday's Roswell News.
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Julia A. Sharp
Woodman Circle
Supreme Court
Supreme Guarian Mansfield
Sharp
el Paso
Roswell Newa
Day of service at Presbyterian Church bazaar prep
The Presbyterian Church ladies host an all day sewing event in the chapel. They will quilt and make aprons for the bazaar and plan a chicken pie dinner at noon. More members are expected to join in the afternoon for a profit making day.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Corntest Cage Case Sees Switheades Called to Town
County Clerk A, ROO Quinn, and attorneys Sam H. Smith D. Beerh with Harold Hurd and stenographer Mrs. Marie Baldy represent Liam B. Smith Richarde and 4 IM Dillard representing Mr Bowed in a corntest cage matter over the past two days amid town processes.
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Roo Quinn
Sam H. Smith
D. Beerh
Harold Hurd
Marie Baldy
Liam B. Smith
Richarde
Dillard
Bowed
Two Texas travelers abandon horses over hay delay
Messrs Means and Plowman, driving two care of horses to ship from Toyah, Texas, faced ten to fifteen days on hay at one dollar a bale. They returned to town as Mr Means plans to go back to Hope until transport cars arrive.
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Texas
Messrs. Means
Plowman
Toyah
Texan
Means
Mr. Means
Cemetery water agreement talks with town board
The cemetery committee members Mexdames Armstrong A Moore and George Williams met the town board of trustees on Tuesday to seek approval for a water supply agreement for the cemetery.
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Mexdames Armstrong
A. Moore
George Williams
Town Board of Trustees
Governess Wanted on Ranch for Two Children
Classified notice seeking a governess for two young children on a ranch. Applicants must be truly willing and capable of conscientious service. Written applications to W. R. Hegler.
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W. R, Hegler
Bennon Returns Home From City School Visit
Mrs RF Bennon, after several days visiting Miss Hart, a city schoolteacher, returned today to her home in Carlabad as reported in Roxwell News.
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RF Bennon
Miss Hart
Carlabad
Tueaday
Roxwell
Lakewood Visitors Make Carlsbad Shopping Day
Mrs G Ho Sellmayer and little daughter, with Mrs J P Mel Clare, all of Lakewood, visited Carlsbad yesterday. The women shopped while Mr Sellmayer attended to business.
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Mrr
G. Ho Sellmayer
J.P. Mel Clare
Lak
Carlsbad Nts
Mr. Sellmayer
Woodman Circle Meeting Tonight at Hall
Members gather for regular business, then a special hour with refreshments in the hall tonight. Social hour to follow the meeting.
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Woodman Circle
Regula
Delijs
Roswell man to attend monthly clinic at Br. Lancets office
Swearingin of Roswell will visit Carlsbad at Br. Lancets office on the 89th and 10th of each month for eye throat and throat related care using sylaxnon fitting service.
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TD. Swearingin
Roswell
N. Mos
Carlsbad
Br. Lancets
St Edwards Church Mass Times For Weekdays and Sundays
St Edwards Church announces Holy Mass at 7 and 3 a.m. for weekdays with English sermons at both services each day and on Sundays.
W C T U Thanks Carlsbad Press Supporters in New Mexico Lunch Event
The W C T U thanks Carlsbad newspapers for publishing news from the recent town events. It praises three local firms and many volunteers for the successful post parade lunch last Saturday. The group notes the effort helped raise awareness of the cause and their work, especially among women. A meeting with Mrs Lowery is recorded for Wednesday afternoon November 15 at Uhre.
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W. C.T. UL
Carlsbad
Ji Own
Prt
New Mexico
Lowery
Church Services Highlight Army Morale Theme
In the morning the pastor fixes a special subject No Morale of the Army. In the evening a union service will address the Army Y.M.C.A. movement with Rev Redan district secretary presiding.
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Redan
Hudson Hosts Friends at Dis toond Half Ranch Event
WD Hudson who owns the Dis toond Half ranch fifty miles southeast of Carlsbad greeted his friends here yesterday in a social gathering notable for its regional prominence and local hospitality.
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WD. Hudson
Distoond Half Ranch
Carlsbad
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R.M. Thorne
Albuquerque
Boyd
Kenna
W. J. Pollard
Artesia
Roy Waller
Y. R. Allen
G. A Beckett
Doe Livingston
Mano
A&a
Daughter
W. E. Alston
Julia A, Sharp
Christian & CO
Ona
Ad Wayne
NOWTM
Poe
Muhdy Boag
Lakewood
St. Edward's Church
the Sweet Shop
Udist Church Services
Ray
Davis
Honey
Just
Oliver and Hines
Herbert Hoover
Red Cross
the Public Utilities Company