Local arrivals and visitors in Carlsbad scene
Conlan a relative of Mrs Hitchcock from Madison Winsconsin recently arrived in Carlsbad and plans to spend the winter there. W A Logan and wife of Rowell stopped at the Palace hotel during a brief town visit. Hob McCulley, a Kne engine expert, was in town Saturday from the San Simon ranch.
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Conlan
Mra R M. Hitchcock
Madison
Wintonsin
Carlsbad
Carlabad
W. A. Logan
Rowwell
Palace Hotel
Town
Hob McCulley
Kne
San Simon Ranch
Piano Tuning and Red Cross Bazaar Preparations
Notices invite piano tuning and repair requests at Crawford Hotel via FF Benton. Mrs Clarence Bell leads Junior Red Cross work in schools and requests scraps of ribbon lace crochet thread yarn cloth for fancy work. Donations gathered for a Christmas bazaar likely at the Armory.
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Crawford Hotel
FF. M. Benton
Clarence Bell
Charce
Red Cross
Tell Aeke
Carlebad Hosts Night of Cold Weather Social
In Carlebad on Saturday night Helen Hamilton hosted a small gathering for friends at her home. Roberta Henderson the nurse, in town on a professional errand, departed for Malaga Saturday morning as the weather remained cold.
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Helen Hamilton
Carlebad
Mint Roberta Henderson
Malaga
Voere-Returned to Lead School After Snow Superintendent Absence
Prat W. Voere returned Saturday from a hard news trip to the mountains and filled in for Mr Voore as acting superintendent of the school during Mrs FG Snow Wie's absence.
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W. AL Voere
Hari
Carol Davis obituary and Red Cross notes in wartime brief
Mrs. Mary Davis of Carlsbad reports the death of Mrs. Owen Jones of Wichita from pneumonia. Burial will be in Wichita. Jones was about 36 and a niece of J. F. Paden of Carlsbad. Paul McLenathen, assigned to Camp Cody, learns no more Red Cross volunteers will be recruited until demobilization. The Denver Red Cross says fruit pits and shell disposal for gas masks will cease.
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Mis
Owen Jones
Wichita
Mary Davis
Carlsbad
J. F. Paden
Paul McLenathen
American Red Cross
Camp Cody
Gus
Denver
The
Red Cross
Smith and Dock West Visit After Prairie Dog Work Trip
A. Smith and Dock West were in town over Sunday returning from a mountains west trip where they had been lining up work for prairie dog destruction.
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A. Smith
Dock West
Mountains
Tehacher Mier Crowds Anticipated at Albuquerque Convention
State teachers from across New Mexico expect a massive turnout for the Albuquerque convention on December 26 and 28. Efforts under Mrs Warren of Warren to promote auto travel to the event aim to ease transportation, with large delegations foreseen and arrangements being made for attendees and program scheduling.
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Tehacher
Mra A
Warren le
New Mexico
Warren
Cie
Autombilean
Albuquerque
Marte Fe County
Department of Education
Chamber of Commerce
State Federation
Nouverque
Chia
Cheaper grades of paper urged for city printing
The city newspaper printing panel discusses using cheaper paper grades to conserve materials. Mr Dovagetley and Mr Donnetley propose curtailing city manuals and directing resources to wartime needs while noting savings in circulation and printing costs.
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Heever
McAdeo
Gesett
Senatt
Celal
Dovagetley
Donnetley
Alan
Reed
Carlsbad New Mexico War Bond Drive Draws Winning Car
A Crawford Theatre raffle in Carlsbad New Mexico awarded a car to a ticket holder after a draw by little Miss Hubert. Frank Joyvee had sold many tickets, and Judge Armstrong conducted the drawing. The Kaiser and United War Fund committees raised five thousand and thirty-two dollars in the drive.
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Killaer
Wo Artie
Lenie
Crawford Theatre
Frank Joyvee
Miss Hubert
Armstrong
Lick the Kaiser Club
United War Fund Committee
Raddy
Swigart and Prater Fire Auto Insurance Notice
A damaged notice indicates a change in auto insurance and a related legal matter in a New Mexico district. It mentions Swigart and Prater and references appointments and terminations within local legal or insurance contexts.
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Swigart & Prater
FO Fire “ Auto Insurance Wien
the Big Commates
Thanksgiving Program at Union Service Next Thursday
Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the Christian church next Thursday morning at 10:00. The program includes Opening hymn with the congregation, Prayer by Rev. H. W. Lowry, Song, Reading of the president's proclamation by Rev. FW. Pratt, Solo, Address by Rev. Buren Sparks, Offeratory, Closing Hymn and Benediction.
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Union
The
Christian Church
H. W. Lowry
FW. Pratt
Buren Sparks
Death News of Abner Kuykendall Overseas Service
Edna Cox of this city received news from her uncle Hen Kuykendall of Abner Kuykendall's death. Abner, about twenty seven, left for Camp Funston in April and went overseas where he died October 28. A young man of deep religious conviction, he was loved by his family and will be greatly missed. Friends and relatives extend sympathy.
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Edna Cox
Hen Kuykendall
Abner Kuykendall
Ben Kuykendall
Skull Valley
Avivona
Abner
Punston
Vno
Kuykendall
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Chicago Widow's Resolve Tied to War Efforts at Home
Mrs. Alice Carter, wife of a former Boer War veteran and now in aviation service in Texas, speaks of nine brothers and a husband fighting on the western front. She notes how French wounds are treated and stresses endurance as her family contributes to the war.
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Chicago
Aliee Carter
Hint
Private escapes German captors after months of confinement
The Stars and Stripes reports the first American private to escape a German prison camp. Private Saviel, from Shenandoah, endured days without food or water while forced to perform military labor on a farm. He finally fled to the mountains, crossed into Alsace, and rejoined his regiment.
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Germany
Saviell
Shenandoah
May
Polscter
Derroate
Derroate Savickd
Minetatt
Auericon Mt Cross
Bwitvethad
Animal Drawn Vehicles Cause More Fatalities in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Industrial Accident Board reports more deaths from horse drawn vehicle accidents than from autos in the past year. Four percent of fatalities were vehicle related, with 20 deaths attributed to cart and wagon incidents.
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Massachusetts
State Inustrial Decident Board
Tssued
Not Patriotic Views By Beattle Wee's Business Club
In a recent address Doctor Croasdale urged that the fief is not patriotic in these times and urged wholesome commotery as the most valuable service men can give. He spoke to a gathered Beattle Wee's Business club audience.
Dollar Man Named For Oxville Schools
A. W. Fisher, physical director of the local Y M C A, is named to serve as physical director for Oxville city schools at a salary to be arranged.
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Oxville
A. W. Fisher
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G. M. Whitead
Donnelley
Dy County Abstract
Teney
Provident
AH Joyce
Eosteet
Mowers Music
Jacob J. Smith
Jpser Kuykendall
Christian & CO
Coop
W. F. Meilvain
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