Local News Highlights From Frank Jie to Otis Cantata
Local notes report Frank Jie’s illness and a planned visit tomorrow. Allison family returns home from Queen. V H Lusk considers leaving for the plains with son Dolph and grandson Virgil. Jack Lucas reports to Fort Riley after Lincoln county draft. Fred Lucas arrived yesterday. Dave McCollaum leaves Carlsbad after jury duty to Queen in his Ford. Rev A C Bell family heads via Park toward Dayton Hagerman then Dallas. LTL chorus to sing at Otis on Oct 1. cantata participants who own cars to help transport children urged to meet at Christian church by 6:30.
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Jack Lucas
Lincoln County
Fort Riley
Kansas
Fred
A.C. Bell
Ily Teok Din Aude Wright
Otis
Army Surgeon Dr. J. W. Lackey Leaves Home for Albuquerque
Physician and surgeon Dr. J. W. Lackey, long a Carlabad resident, departed Sunday for Albuquerque to enter the army. He may be gone briefly or remain until the war ends, as he is regarded as a capable physician and one of the west’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lackey
Carlabad
Fogg
Albuquerque
West
Mrs J E Wallace to Represent Carlabad in Eastern Star
Mrs J E Wallace of La Huerta departs tomorrow for La Cruces to represent Carlabad at the Eastern Star session. She will travel by the northern route and stay about ten days, with a day in Albuquerque to visit a school friend not seen for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wallace
la Huerta
la Cruces
Carlabad
Albuquerque
Current office notary sworn in during ceremony
In a brief ceremony the current office notary was officially sworn in, marking a routine but important administrative step. The event featured remarks from local officials and a small gathering of attendees in the municipal chamber.
Travelers in Carlsbad and Artesia Move Toward Chicago
Mrs. Lewis Means and her young son visiting relatives in Artesia and Mr and Mrs Means in Hope spent last night in Carlsbad while traveling from Artesia with E B Shattuck Mia Elma Lackey and daughter Ebba who plan to head to Chicago this week Also F Forehand and wife are in town for treatment with Mrs Forehand noting a light frost and Mrs W recovering from illness with condition not learned this morning
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Lewis Means
Artesia
Mrs. Means
Hope
Carlsbad
Shattuck
Mia
Elma Lackey
Ebba
Chicago
F. Forehand
Mr. Forehand
Mire. BP. Bune Leaves Monday Night to Visit Ai ho Ma
Mire Bune departs Monday night to visit Ai ho Ma for a few days while he is there. The children stay behind for school. B Polk joins her husband at the ranch this morning. Her sister Myrtle Ward will stay with the children.
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Mire
Bune
Ai Ho Ma
Sch
Ora. B. B. Polk
Mire Myrtle Ward
Illness Improves For Lum Anderson Family Child
Anderson, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Lum Anderson of Rio Vinta, had a severe case of whooping cough but is now recovering nicely, according to family updates in the local column.
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Anderson
Lum Anderson
Rio Vinta
Patriot Week Opens as New Mexico Infantry Leads Parade
Sergeant Harry Hubbard on furlough plans to return for Patriotic Week when the first New Mexico Infantry leads the main party. Major E P Bujac will supervise field sports Thursday afternoon with twelve companies involved. We await returns from our boys and expect movements around the 16th. All should go to see them off and wish them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hubbard
New Mexico Infantry
Harry
E. P. Bujac
Foot infection at Calwbad bakery linked to dye
Mrs DeHart of the Calwbad bakery shows a foot problem today a small pimple develops and the physician suspects infection from dye in her hone.
Local News Briefs: Woodman Invests in Heifers and Smiths Update
Harry Woodman returned from Bix Springs with forty five head of two year old heifers now at the stock pen. Jim Simpson came home from Roswell where Mrs. Simpson has undergone an operation and is improving. He expects her to be well enough to come home early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Woodman
Bix Springs
Stock Penal
Jim Simpson
Roswell
Mrs. Simpson
Mrs Montgomery Visits Town From Queen Friday
Mrs Fred Montgomery arrived from Queen Friday and stayed several days, returning Monday afternoon. Her son John joined her Monday, spent the night in town, and left Tuesday morning. He was here with uncles John and Hillman Queen and friends from Queen but did not enjoy isles tees without his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Montgomery
Queen
John
Ucles
Joe Jomee Ranch Visit Yields Little News
A compressed report from the Joe Jomee Ranch notes a visiting party with Rowe and Lew, but no tangible items or news of interest are recorded. The fragment offers no dates locations or specific actions beyond casual chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jomee
I Rowe
Lew Be
Gr ies Notary Sinter Awearings Report
Fragmentary text records unclear names and places. The readable items hint at a notary matter or clerkly signing event but details such as involved persons dates or locations are not discernible from the provided OCR snippet.
Temperance Union Meets for Weekly Sessions and Parade Plans
The W C T U met with Mrs Chil dress yesterday afternoon with a large turnout of women. Weekly meetings continue until after the election. Purdy notes the next gathering on Tuesday October 16. A Temperance Parade is planned for Saturday November 3 with every respectable organization urged to participate by float banners or other display.
Minco Visitors Plan Church and Scout Events Next Week
C B Campbell and son Charles W Campbell and H Bingham of Minco arrived to attend ranch interests on the Delaware. Presbyterian services announce Pilate Before Christ and The Call for Abraham. Prof Brinton to speak to Scouts Saturday night. Young Market People's Club reopens after summer with supper hosted by Myron K Clark and Arthur Linn. Adam's led new year program focusing on nineteenth century history and world crisis. Meetings set twice monthly.
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C. B. Campbell
Charles W. Campbell
H. Bingham
Minco
Oklahoma
Mr. Campbell
Delaware
Prof
Brinton
Young Market People's Club
Presbyterian Dim
Myron K. Clark
Arthur Linn
George Adams
Yeer
Birthday Box Delights Tom McLenathen and Friends
Mrs C H McLenathen and a group of friends prepared a birthday box for Tom McLenathen. They filled it with sweets and fruits, aiming to please him and his companions.
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C.H. McLenathen
Tom McLenathen
Smart Dinner At Heard Residence In Early Evening
Fourteen guests gathered for an eight o clock dinner hosted by Mins Clark of Joyce Pruit Company at the Heard residence. Autumn floral centerpieces, elaborate service, and piano music by Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hochhalter accompanied a merry gathering including Rex Freeman, the Farrises, Hochhalter, McAdoo, Naomi Wallis, Georgia Wallace, Clark, Pete Craft, John Windheim, and Perryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Clark
oyce-Pruit
Hochhalter
McAdoo
Missen Naioma Wallis
Georgia Wallace
Clark, Mesars
Pete Craft
John Windheim
Perryman
Lovely Daughter Born at Frederick Sanitarium
A baby girl was born Tuesday October 9 at the Frederick sanitarium to Mr and Mrs Charles A May. The infant weighs seven pounds and is a companion and pleasure to her sister, Florence May. Congratulations to the happy family.
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Frederick Sanitarium
Mrv. Chas
A. May
Florence May
Red Cross Institutes to Start Across Nation in October
The Red Cross Service Institutes begin mid October in multiple regions. Denver hosts a six week program with lectures discussions readings and field work under supervision. Professor Loran D. Osborn of Colorado State University directs the Denver course focusing on home service family welfare and related agency cooperation.
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Red Cross
Thin Red
Denver
American Red Cross
Loran D. Osborn
Colorado State University
Denver Institute
Europe
Loyal Temperance League to Stage Cantata at Otia School House
The Loyal Temperance League directed by the W C T U plans a cantata at Otia school house Saturday night. The children are fine along this line and will please any audience. Help in every way you can and come out to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance League
Otia
Christmas Bazaar by Baptist Ladies Dec 8 in Blackwater Ariz
Notice notes a Baptist ladies annual Christmas Bazaar to be held December 8 in Blackwater Arizona. Also mentions a lost leather watch fob with gold monogram AJL sent to the offerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Ladies
Garleted Appointment Fee Notice
A notice states a monthly charge of $9 and 1 item is due at Dr Lauer's office. The wording suggests a recurring charge related to a medical service location and patient fee schedule.
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Frank Jie
Allison
V. H. Lusk
the Plains
Dolph Lusk
Virgil
Dave McCollaum
Carlsbad Adieu
Ford
Eastern Star
Candy S Mae
Tee Star Pharmacy
Notary Sinter
Presbyterian Church
Pilate
Christ
Abraham
RED Cross Institutes
A. C
Ariaona
Lady
Riley and
Nelson
the Public Utilities Co
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