Hope man hospitalized. local moves and new homes
Edward Duran of Hope is in the Anderson sanitarium after a week of illness with pneumonia. Altho gaining, his recovery is improving. Sam Moxkin of Lake Arthur rented the J. E. Wallace place in La Huerta and moved his family there arriving last night. Mr. Moxkin runs a hide and junk business and plans to make this city his home.
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Edward Duran
Hope Is
Anderson Sanitarium
Altho
Sam Moxkin
Lake Arthur
J. E. Wallace
la Huerta
Mr. Moskin
Funeral of 18 year old Harrington urged to attend church
J. Harrington, an eighteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Marrington, was taken suddenly ill last night and remains very sick this morning. The Presbyterian church will observe the Lord's Supper after Sabbath school at ten. Evening worship will be omitted.
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J. ¥. Harrington
Mra
N Marrington
Death of Burned Girl Bafarina Ramos in San Jove
Ten year old Bafarina Ramos died Sunday morning in San Jove after a month of severe burns from an accident. She had been bedridden since the incident and received relief from suffering before passing.
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Bafarina Ramos
San Jove
Churches Agree To Stop Worship Until After Holidays
One church group has decided to suspend worship services until after the holidays as a precaution against renewed influenza outbreaks. The move aims to protect public health while allowing quicker recovery for those affected and to ease strain as communities return to normal.
Thanksgiving observance moved to morning union service
The observance of Thanksgiving at the call of President Wilton and Governor Lindsey will be honored with a union meeting in the Christian church on Thursday November 28 at 10 30 A M. Mr Givan was to preach but due to his disability Mr Sparks will take the sermon. The occasion is a special annual observance and the appeal calls for a full and happy observance, with the usual evening hour omitted.
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Wilton
Lindsey
Union
Christian Church
Givan
Sparks
Brother of Sheriff Hewitt Dies in Arizona Cat tle Accident
Sheriff John Hewitt reports his brother Henry Hewitt died in a ranch accident near Douglas Arizona. While driving cattle a cow escaped, his horse fell, crushing him. He was 36, unmarried, survived by mother Mrs S C Hewitt five brothers and three sisters. Funeral held at Douglas with most siblings present. Sheriff then visited sons Roy and Jay in Bisbee mines.
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John Hewitt
Douglas
Arizona
Henry Hewitt
Mr. Hewitt
C. Hewitt
Touglas
Hewitt
Bisbee
Roy
Jay
Notice of room and board for one more lady
Mrs L and Myers offer room and board for one more lady. Contact arrangements unspecified.
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Mrs. L. & Myers
Phi Mu announces new pledges in Albuquerque
The Phi Mu Sorority names pledges Marion Spicer Dorothy Dawson Flora Marshall Madine Bates and Jewel Hubbard in a brief Albuquerque Herald notice.
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Phi Mu Sorority
Marion Spicer
Dorothy Dawson
Flora Marshall
Madine Bates
Jewel Hubbard
Albuquerque Herald
Mrs McCord and Hazel Marie Return from Waco Visit
Mrs Belle McCord and her daughter Hazel Marie return home after a two week visit to their grandmother in Waco Texas. They attended the Cotton Palace opening there and report a fine time at the yearly event of real interest.
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Belle McCord
Hazel Marie
Waco
Texan
Lew Campbell Family Visit Sparks Local Town Outing
Lew Campbell and family arrived in town Tuesday from their rocky Arroyo home to visit friends and attend to business while in the area.
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Lew Campbell
Rocky Arroyo
Prayer services at Methodist Church called off
Due to the illness of Reverend Givan and his son the week of prayer services scheduled to start Wednesday night at the Methodist Church have been canceled. If they are held later an announcement will appear in these columns.
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Givan
Methodist Church
Health brief from Loving village reports rapid influenza recovery
A. B. Tucker notes a sharp health improvement in Loving with influenza cases mostly convalescing. The report emphasizes a fast recovery trend among sufferers and suggests the illness is easing.
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A. B
Tucker
Status Madero Visits Town Amid Influenza Spread
Madero, from a ranch about 75 miles southwest, says his entire family have influenza but are recovering well as the town reports a health situation improving overall.
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Tatus Madero
Mr. Madero
War Fund Posters Available At Kaiser Club Office
The committee in charge has surplus United War Fund campaign posters unposted due to wind. Several are striking and suitable for wall decoration in bare spaces. Posters may be had, while they last, at the Kaiser Club office in the courthouse.
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Ino
United War Fund
Ick the Kaiser Club
Court House
Substitute Teacher Steps In For Ill Mrs Sellarda
Mrs D F Sellarda is sick this week and unable to perform her duties as teacher in the grade schools. Mrs Robert Lapaley is acting as substitute for Mrs Sellarda.
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D. F. Sellarda
Robert Lapaley
Sellarda
Mrs HIM and Mrs Jenkins Visit Loving Village
Mrs B C Him and Mrs Maude Wyouian Jenkins arrived from Loving yesterday and spent the day in town. Mrs Him has taken rooms with Men Oscar Weaver at Loving, and the two visitors decided to remain in Loving longer than planned.
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B.C. Him
Maude Wyouian Jenkins
Loving
Him
Rooran
Oscar Weaver
Mr and Mrs Wim Young Rebuild After Town Fire
Mr and Mrs Wim Young, residents from the Merchant place below town, endured a Saturday morning blaze. They saved only a little bedding clothing and a sewing machine amid charitable help. Insurance totaled 1200 dollars with 909 dollars paid for losses.
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Wim. Young
Cotton consignments to New Orleans and Fort Worth shipments
Fifty bales of cotton consigned to New Orleans were shipped on Wednesday morning with D. D. Noel named as the consignee. Several other cotton shipments have also been sent to Fort Worth recently.
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New Orleans
D. D. Noel
Fort Worth
Firemen Training In Chicago Hotel School For Merchant Marine
The Shipping Board launches an intensive fireman training program for merchant ships. A former Chicago hotel houses a 500-student campus with seminar style instruction, dormitory, and lectures. Courses cover combustion, boiler operation, fire-room practices, and coal conservation. Volunteers aged eighteen to thirty are being recruited nationwide for deployment on ships after completion.
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Chicago
United
Freman
Chicago School For
Frereom
Merchant Marine
Moldile
Koudioua
Tora
Bower
Dowed
Volunieers
Ptence
Elehtteen
Patrol roller skates for sale at Crawford hotel
New patrol roller skates advertised with contact for Misa Hawthorne at Crawford hotel. Inquiries requested to learn price and availability.
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Misa Hawthorne
Crawford Hotel
W Carthers Registered at Rightway Hotel
W. Carthers of Roswell was registered at the Rightway hotel on Tuesday.
Volunteers sail from many states to seaport under wage plan
The board will pay the fare to Chicago for volunteers from Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas to a seaport with board in Chicago. Volunteers from other states are paid to a seaport for training. They receive $80 a month as allowance. When employed at sea the pay drops to $75 a month with 1 percent for voyages through the European war zone.
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Chicago
Ohio
Michigan
Minola
Iadiana
Whecowain
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Motor Tractors Aid Artillery In Rapid Advance
Americans in London report that motor tractors enable artillery to stay near the front line. They claim armored tractors can move heavy guns quickly across rough terrain at about six miles per hour, keeping firepower closely abreast of advances.
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London
Ex Governor Chops Wood At Colorado University
Former Missouri governor and University of Colorado law professor Hadley leads a wood chopping display. He has piled pitch weed on a siding as students help with the task, all paid by the professor who heads the university’s program.
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Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
University of Colorado
Yanks Chase Rabbits Amid Stalled WWI Assault
French and American artillery battered German lines for hours near Lew Eparges before an infantry probe. Two American soldiers crossed no man’s land into enemy trenches, then chased a pair of rabbits through the wire and rubble, debating whether to eat or keep them as pets back with their platoon.
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St. Milled
Lew Eparges
Man's Land
Ieveri
Wight
Patel
New York Man Flies Haircut Coste To Port Chester
De George Nelson Dolbeck of New York City paid 25 dollars for a haircut in Port Chester New York after claiming New York barbers would trim hair to suit him He told the judge he came to Port Chester for the cut Afterward he met old friends who recalled that beer would not be manufactured after December 1.
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George Nelson Dolbeck
New York City
Port Chester
N. Y
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United States Shipping Board
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