Local Ranch News and Sunday Preaching Schedule
Residents arrived at the ranch this summer bringing a fine batch of peanuts to Rocky area. Dopp and Burr from La Huerta delivered goods while new sheepmen Jones and Will Smith visited yesterday to receive supplies. Mr Lowry to preach at Presbyterian Church next Sunday with morning worship at eleven and evening service. The Last Invitation of Hole Welt at Oliechnol houses to be held.
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Jones
Will Smith
Rocky
Presbyterian Church
Lowry
Local Classified Notices Include Sioux Falls Residents and Farm Owner
A fragment from the Sioux Falls section lists Dre Wd Rock and De, Wool Gla cier both 81, along with two other ads. It notes Dr. Mockia and son-in-law of Dr Diefondar, owner of a fine farm near Otis.
Scouts Meet Saturday Evening at Presbyterian Chapel
The Scouts will meet Saturday evening in the chapel of the Presbyterian church beginning promptly at seven o'clock. The program will be of miscellaneous interest.
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Presbyterian Church
Local Residents Attend Weekend Social and Ranch Auction
Mee and Mrs Hates visit Meyhill with Mrs Bell and parents for a Saturday test and ranch works. A married daughter plans a visit while Mr and Moe Retey head to a panel bath expert returning this week. Hates stay as Wardle attends Turn.
Glover Family Visits From Frijole Ranch After Wyoming Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glover and daughter Mary arrived from the Frijole ranch this morning. Mrs. Glover looks forward to seeing her brother Clayton who has spent five or six months in Wyoming.
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Walter Glover
Mary
Ebb Vining Guests in Carlsbad From Forest Louisiana
Ebb Vining of Forest Louisiana stayed overnight in Carlsbad. He arrived with two carloads of horses bought at parties in Dexter. A longtime friend of Beatie Wilson and his mother Mrs. Wilson, Vining knew them in Oak Grove Louisiana. Tom Gray and his wife are in town from the ranch. Mrs. Gray visits her daughter Mrs. Rickman for a week or more while Mr. Gray plans to seek steers and stock his pasture this winter.
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Ebb Vining
Forest
Carlsbad
Mr. Vining
Dexter
Beatie Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Oak Grove
Tom Gray
Mrs. Bert Sands Reports Arrival in Douglas Arizona
Mrs. Bert Sands wrote from Douglas Arizona that she reached the town Saturday evening and found their new home ready for her coming. Mr. Sands had breakfast at home on Sunday. Several ladies spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A C Bell, crocheting and chatting before cocoa and cake. All enjoyed the conference but regretted its short duration.
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Bert Sands
Douglas
Arizona
Mra. A.C. Bell
Phillip Ramuz Visitation in Mayton With Mother
Phillip Ramuz of Mayton visited yesterday to spend time with his mother and attend to business matters.
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Phillip Ramuz
Mayton
Temperance Group Plans Campaign Parade and Cantata
The W. C. T. U. met with Mr. Claude Wright Tuesday afternoon. About twenty Indies attended and some campaign work began. A temperance parade is planned for the Saturday before election. The children will present a cantata at Otis on Saturday October 13.
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Claude Wright
Otis
Tandy Couple Welcome Daughter Margaret Elizabeth
Mr and Mrs BD Tandy report a daughter Margaret Elizabeth born October 1st Their family stayed in town for a time and now reside in Roaveil A Saunders a government employee visited to inspect the cotton crop predicting a strong yield of 2000 to 2500 bales in the area despite boll weevil damage elsewhere
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Ents
Carlsbad
BD. Tandy
Margaret Elizabeth
A. Saunders
Barr Exhibits Spanish Peanut Crop At La Huerta Farm
Barr planted a fourth of an acre to Spanish peanuts on May 27 and the stand is filling out and producing well. The current office hosts a sample for public viewing, with Barr residing in La Huerta and having lived there many years.
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Barr
Fr. Barr
la Huerta
Mrs Horne Returns Home After Summer Visit
I K Horn of Carlabad's Best Store in Little Rock Arkansas spent the summer with her son and family. She enjoyed her first long visit and is very much in love. Wishes a pleasant journey home.
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I K. Horn
Horne
Carlabad
Little Rock
Arkansas
Jicren
Alfalfa For Sale Rither Fh Stemiienson Names
Fragmentary note lists two best in the world International and Ed V. Price with Ralph mentioned as cleaner. Source text is garbled and unreadable for full details.
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Alfalfa
Stemmienson
International
Ed V. Price
Ralph
Crane returns from Kinney City after sister's death
W A Crane came back Sunday from Kinmey City where he attended his sister's death. He has resumed his role as cashier for the State Tank.
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W. A. Crane
Kmeuy City
State Tank
For Sale Thoroughbred R 1 R ookerels Hart and Mullane
A for sale notice lists a Thoroughbred named R 1 with Rookerels Hart and Mullane as contacts. Phone 72K.
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Hart and Mullane
Pecos Enterprise Reports On Local Training Camp News
The Pecos Enterprise notes Pecos residents connected to training camp updates. J C Wilson and kin are mentioned with relatives nearby. A Carlsbad youth and Reeves Levin ties are referenced along with recruits awaiting deployment.
Change of Fire In New Mexico Lumber Firm Event
Unclear OCR text notes a change related to Ken Lumber Company of New Mexico and a manager arrival. Mentions Carls field old time boye and many warm friends, suggesting a gathering or reunion about fifteen years past. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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Ken Lumber Company
New Mexico
Jurchard
Charee
Sta Noonke Tyne
Carls Fiei
Archeologist Nelson Plans New Mexico Field Survey
N C Nelson, an archaeologist for the American Museum of Natural History, has spent five years in New Mexico examining Aztec ruins and other sites. He will survey the area for any material of value to the museum and report back on findings.
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N.C
Lost gold wrist watch reported at church rally
A gold wrist watch with a gold band was lost yesterday after school near a church rally. Please contact Miss Ace Jones with any information regarding the missing Swix brand timepiece.
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Schnder
Ace Jones
Lost Laundry Monogram Fob Turns Up at Office
A fragmentary note describes a leather item with monogram AJL lost with laundry. It asks the finder to turn the item in to the office. The message references a missing laundry or clothing item and a request for assistance.
Sergeant Hubbard Returns on Furlough from Albuque rque
Sergeant Harry Hubbard of the machine gun company from Albuquerque came in yesterday afternoon on furlough and will enjoy time at home for a while.
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Harry Hubbard
jMachine Gun Company
Albuquerque
Alligator Found in Pittsburgh Sewer Habitat Story
A Pittsburgh North Side sewer yarn reports an alligator discovered by George Moul of the Bureau of Highways and Sewers. Moul lifted a manhole at Royal Street to reach the obstruction and wrestled the creature from the drain before taking it home.
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Pittsburgh
George Moul
Bureau of Highwise
Ile
Lorkfurt Street
Royal Street
Mont
Florida
Starch Use Curtailed For Shirts In New Policy
Wilbur outlines a drive to conserve food by diverting starch used to stiffen shirts and collars to the kitchen. Expectation of changes in shirt front stiffness and fashion follows the policy. Mrs Cunningham and family arrive, reporting satisfaction with Albuquerque as a home during their stay.
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Wilbur
United States
Liberty Loan Meeting At Carlsbad Courtroom
An organization will be formed at the Carlsbad courtroom on Thursday October 8 at 7 oclock. All residents are invited to attend.
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Liberty Loan Meeting
Carlsbad
Erybody
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fof. Dopp
Roxwell
Burr
Snop
the Star Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Pecos
Texas
J.C. Wilson
Pecoe Moon R Company
Wilke
Reeves and Levin
Pridiy
Alan Wrltou
Joe Cunningham
Evelyn
William McIntosh
Cunning
Dorothy
Holstie
Robertstear
the Public Utilities Co
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