Sheriff Hewitt Heads to Bougines After Brother Dies
Sheriff Hewitt left last night for Bougines Arizona after a telegram reported his brother Janes killed when his horse fell on him. The deceased was about thirty six, remarried, and leaves a widowed mother and a younger sister. Burial will be at Douglas. Also, the eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Freeman, from Dr F F Doepp farm across the river, was operated on at Buddy county hospital and is recovering. M W Walters plans to move with his family to Western Kansas to manage a large farm owned by his brother in law after working with the government biological survey and the Mercantile company. They will travel by automobile.
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Sheriff Hewitt
Bougines
Arizona
Janes
Wee
Douglass
M. W. Walters
Kansas
Mr. Walters
Government Biological Survey
New Mexico
Mercantile Company
Illnesses Improve Yet Critical For Local Family
The sick folks at lown wer reported some better lie aignt lee Middleton and railiay cans down from there arriving howe about midnight with Mrs Ollie Thayer and son Walter accompanying them Walter is convalescent from his reeset ines Jack Scott another recent rofluenza offerer is up and around and so is Manly Roberts Jonny Durbin is improving while Ralp Thayer is getting along nice ly Rosas Middleton continues very iM though the attending physician notes some improvement in the past twenty four hours His condition remains extremely critical.
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Lown Wer
Lee Middleton
Howe
Ollie Thayer
Walter
Jack Scott
Manly Roberts
Jonny’ Durbin
Thayer
Rosas Middleton
Alhto
Local visitors and sales blur the town scene
Joe Lusk and Mrs Will Penton are in from their rated in for the day but will depart tonight. A T Latham of Fort Sam Houston Texas overnight visitor to the Beautiful Instatent. FOR SALE household furniture and chickens 13060 M W Walters. Kitchen Kabinet and baby chair dresser and washing machine for sale. John Black and Walter Thomas registered at a local hotel from their ranches. The family of F M Hatfield of Malaga came up to the local celebration.
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Joe Lusk
Will Penton
Wiles
A. T. Latham
Fort Sam Houston, Texas
B, Willis, Ltd
John Black
Walter Thomas
Plains
F. M. Hatfield
Malaga
Ansint
ODD FELLOWS EDDY LODGE RESUMES WEEKLY MEETINGS
Eddy Lodge No 21 0 0 F F has resumed regular weekly gatherings starting Tuesday evening at 7 50 oclock Members are urged to attend and visitors will be welcomed.
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ODD Fellows
Eddy Lodge No
Woodman Circle Plans First Meeting After Quarantine Lift
The Woodman Circle will hold a regular meeting tomorrow night marking the first gathering after the quarantine lift. Two members have died recently and important business will be addressed. all members are urged to attend.
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Woodman Circle
Enid Bennet Performs Courageous Show in Crawford
A real low tamer wowed Crawford patrons last night with a fearless whip act. Enid Bennet, noted for bravery and beauty, led the crowd with a thrilling performance as spitting hecklers and dangerous looks from the audience surrounded her.
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The
Crawford
Enid Bennet
Nye Couple Return From Cartabad Visit to Clovis
Mr and Mrs Ed Nye traveled to Clovis last night after a several days visit to relatives in Cartabad.
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Ed Nye
Clovis
Cartabad
Farris Family Guests Visit relatives in Artesia and Newton
Gabeth Farris and her young son Willard of Artesia are spending the week with Mr and Mrs Clade Farris. Mrs Jess Wheeler and two young sons departed for Newton Kansas last night to be near her father W T Armstrong who is critically ill.
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Gabeth Farris
Little Broth
Willard
Artesia
Mrs
Clade Farris
Jess Wheeler
Newton
Kansas
W. T. Armstrong
Wheeler family tragedy prompts long journey to Ark
Wheeler left last night forArk in response to a wire that his brother Alf Wheeler had died of the flu. The wife had died previously of the same disease. Seven children were left fatherless and motherless. Mrs. Roman Ohnemuste was already there helping the sick.
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Fen Wheeler
Ark
Alf Wheeler
Roman Ohnemuste
Good Roads Will Help in War Effort
A concise wartime exhortation to improve road infrastructure to support military logistics and mobilization. Emphasizes that sturdy highways aid supply lines, troop movement, and overall national readiness during the conflict.
Curtail Road Work By Federal Fuel Administration Request
Road work using oil tar and asphalt products to be curtailed or cut back on request of the federal fuel administration.
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Federal
Fue Administration
FOR SUCCESS IN BUSINESS Interesting List of Requisites
An American Magazine extract lists essential traits for commercial roles. It notes department heads need justice, sympathy, tact, courtesy, teachability, and people sense. bookkeepers require accuracy, speed, perseverance, concentration, and math ability. Sales reps should have tact and confidence plus knowledge of human nature. Auditors risk misfit without attention to detail, perseverance, judgment, calmness, accuracy, and analysis.
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American Magazine
Old Time Bicycle Reappears Popular in War Effort
In Tours France, Miss Eather Meight, secretary of the Hostess House for American Women, notes that the old time bicycle is again in demand. Mrs James Oustuona, chair of the War Work Council, gifts each hostess house a real American made bike. Demand rises as fuel and sugar shortages push reliance on cycles for commuting between hostess houses, factories foyers, social rooms, and recreation areas.
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Tours
France
Young Women’s Gloris Mem Association
Eather Meight
Sleight
Syracuse
Chariceton
S.C
James 3. Oustuona
War Work Council
Realia
Lewe
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Southern Auto Co
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Ohnemus & Son
Jacob J. Smith
Americam
Henry F, Bock
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