Local news notes and oblique updates from Roswell
In town today J W Woolsey of Roswell Steam Laundry seeks a man to act as bet for that business in Carle ad. A lost Goodyear tire casing is to be left at Ohnemus Shops for a reward. Methodist stewards passed a condolence resolution for Mr and Mrs Givan and son. Laymen meetings are planned for the next three Sundays. Rev Givan is improving in hospital. George Givan, a student at New Mexico State University Albuquerque, has extended his fare to stay two more weeks. Dr H H Brown of Washington DC left for Dallas with A D Hudson. Henry Hughes, wintering with Dr Grantham, is ill at home but not seriously. Mrs Walter Ralph returned from Camp Cod, Deming NM, where her husband works with Y M C A. Piano tuning available. contact Crawford hotel or Will Purdy's Furniture. Mrs Tipper from the PD ranch will visit for a month, seeking medical care. D Taudsoon of the Bureau of Markets in Dallas reports plans for Pecos and Ranger stops on trip to Dallas. Hodson gave an informed talk on cattle marketing to valley growers. 55 attended despite bad weather. Hudson urged better cotton grower organization, warehouses for storage, and standardization of one cotton variety with pure seed. government paying premium for such seed. Smith assisted as F O Tracy introduced speakers. Loving trip arranged for cotton growers.
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Methodist Church
D. G. Grantham
D. Taudsoon
Bureau of Markets
Dalla
Texas
Pecos
Ranger
Ber
Dallas
Hudson
Loving
Smith
River County men plan for oil well on Coates ranch
Jack Shannon and D. C. Coates left Tuesday for Coates southeastern county ranch to locate a drilling site. Shannon, an experienced driller, will assess suitable well locations. Walter Glover, waiting since Sunday for better roads, plans to return to the ranch with Mary and remain awhile if needed.
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Jack” Shannon
D. C. Coates
Mr. Shannon
Miles Stone Visits Friends in Lakewood Yesterday
Miles Stone spent the day in Lakewood yesterday visiting with friends, sharing time and conversation in a casual local outing.
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Miles Stone
Lakewood
Notice of dissolution of partnership in New Mexico firm
On November 28 1918 the law firm of Bujac and Brice formed by B P Bujac and C R Hike is dissolved and terminated at Carlsbad and Roewell New Mexico and elsewhere because C R Bri has been elected judge of the Fifth Judicial District of New Mexico EB P RUIAC C R BRICK
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Messrs. Bujac & Brice
B. P. Bujac
C. R. Hike
Carlsbad and Roewell
New Mexico
C. R. Bri
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Thanksgiving Dinner Plans Mentioned in Local Notice
Mr and Mrs Wm Mullane and Mrs Elizabeth Mullane plan Thanksgiving dinner with Mr and Mrs Patvrivon of Lakewood if road conditions allow by tomorrow. John Draper, son of Mr and Mrs George Branitly, has been ill at Green Heights home but is reported better this morning.
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Mullane
Herr
Mary Elizabeth
Pat Vrivon
Lakewood
John Draper
George Branitly
Green Heights
Thanksgiving Program at Christian Church on Thursday
Thanksgiving program at the Christian church features opening hymn sung by the congregation. Rev. Th. W. Lowry leads prayer with Rev. FB. W. Pratt delivering the president's proclamation. Solo and address by Rev. Buren Sparka, offering and closing hymn follow, benediction.
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Vilon
Christian Church
Ayer
Th. W. Lowry
FB. W. Pratt
Buren Sparka
Death of Flem Tul k killed in action during World War I
A War Department notice informs James Palk of Flem Tulk's death in action near the end of the war. Tulk, about 28, from Douglass Arizona, served in Company G of the 168th Infantry. He left Camp Kearny for overseas service in July or August and died near combat. The family mourns, with further details expected in a forthcoming letter.
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James ‘Palk
War Department
Stonday
Flem Tulk
Tulk
Douglass
Arizona
Camp Funeten
Kaneus
Camp Kear
Camp Kearney
Co. G, 168Th &. 8
Stetson Plans Ranch Exit After City Stay
Fen Stetson leaves today for his ranch on Black River after a lengthy city-sojourn. The Current reports Mrs. Stetson’s almost complete convalescence following weeks of illness.
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Fen Stetson
Black River
Dodo and Three Lovers Spark a Honeymoon Turmoil
A stage note describes Madge Wellds as Dodo in a theatrical piece where she lures three suitors on a honeymoon to ease their heartbreaks. Tangles ensue with her husband Herk, telegram deception, and eventual marriages among her former admirers while new engagements form and jealousy grows.
Local Social Gathering Shrouded in Rumor and Plans
Fragmentary notes describe Teadoon Dodo and Willie arranging a party with Tony Bel and Janes Shrew, aiming to keep Angie safe by routing her to the event. The Crawford is expected to be crowded for the occasion with Madge Kennedy noted as a favored performer among Carishad crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Hiatt
Nan
Angie
Diodo
Hiode
Crawford
Madge Kennedy
Jury Clears Page Then Pays Fine in San Francisco Case
A San Francisco jury before City Recorder J J Dowd found FT Page guilty of disturbing the peace and imposed a fine of 2 percent. The foreman asked to cover Page's fine since one juror lacked funds, and the verdict led the jury to raise the money to settle the matter.
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City Recorder
J. J. Dowd
San Francisco
FT. Page
Tage
Charles Sturman
Lind Kise
Lind
Mice
Sturnman
Page
DB. Cor
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Ohnemus
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Washington, D. C
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A. D. Hudson
Henry Hughes
Granthem
India
Walter Ralph
Camp Cod Deming
Ralph
Crawford Hotel
Will Purdy
F. M. Denton
N.ow
Tilaear
Roswell Monument
G. M. Whitead
Walter Glover
Mre
Glover
Little Mary
Jacob J. Smith
doyce-Pruit Go
Vadge Kennedy Spott
Madge Welleds
Acer Hopewood
Crawfond
Jode
Wieband
Hlerk
Dodo
Dy, Eliott
Hobo Brown
Tommy Beldon
Herb
Minceli
Jim
Dr. Eliott
Goa
Elliott
Bobo
Cal
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