Local news makers and moves around town
John R. Means is down from Hope today. Mr and Mrs Chas Davis visit from the lower valley. Paul Arena returned from a Roswell business trip. W E Washington was in town from Black River ranch. Blanche Rooldese to spend a few days in Roswell. John Plowman left for Fort Worth to attend a cattle deal. Dover Phillips returns from Stennis Phillips. Claim Agent Miller came down from the north on the afternoon train. Mrs W E Sprong ill with influenza and ecotyplications went to Sisters Hospital. Mrs Charlie Ward is a patient at Sisters Sanitarium after appendectomy. Mr and Mrs Henry Smarne arrived from Berea for a few days with the Mudgetts. Presbyterian church to hold no meetings next Sunday. Scout meeting Monday morning omitted. A Z Smith, county agricultural agent, trip to Artesta hindered by rain. John J Joyce recovering from influenza while mother stays with him in North Carolina. Eddy County Red Cross appoints publicity committee: Paul MacLenathen, J R Linn, W T Reed, S L Perry, Mrs A Codre. War savings stamps urged. JL Cargill shipped three cars of cattle to Midland. more cars to go on the 17th. Oma White at home of north Carlsbad parents, developed pneumonia and taken to Eddy County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma White
North Carlsbad
Eddy County Hospital
Minter Hays and Leck Retire From Albuquerque I O F Session
W L Minter L B E Hays and J B Leck retired last night from Albuquerque after attending the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge I C O F. The one day session was shortened by influenza and held at the fair grounds outside town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
W. L. Minter
L. BE. Hays
J. B. Leck
Albuquerque
Grand Lodge I. C, Oo. F
Ill man and family travel scenes near Toyan Texas
G O Devis of Kansas City lies ill at Carlare Springs hotel with influenza and complications while en route to Toyan to reunite with wife and children. F R Macek of Toyan brings wife and two kids to Carlsbad. crossing a rising river forces him to wade with family fleeing after the car, leaving him soaked this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Devis
Kansas City
Carlare Springs
Toyan
Texas
F. R. Macek
Carlsbad
Mr. Macek
Heavy cattle sales loom as long-time breeders exit
Cattle trades run hot with 24 head of graded stock selling at about 45 dollars each to Paul Ares. John Lucas sells his herd to J F Farrell and retires from cattle farming after forty years. Ed Carr, son of Grandpa Carr, visits from Pampa to be with his father at Eddy County Hospital where death appears imminent. Mrs T J Smith of Frijole Texas accompanies him and is Carr's daughter-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KRM
M. N. Cunningham
Paul Ares
John Lucas
J. F. Farrell
Mr. Farrell
Wallace Smith
Ed. Carr
Grandpa Carr
Pampa
Texas
Eddy County Hospital
Mra
T. J. Smith
Frijole
Mra. Smith
Mr. Carr
Much for Hero but Task of Writing Letters Proves Impossible
A war story from Paria describes Captain and lieutenant ranks as a doughboy recalls their assault. A shell bursts by, fifteen men killed, many wounded. The dying lieutenant Tuck smiles and dies as the narrator, overcome, tries to write a letter to his father. Sergeant Casey helps but the writer cannot finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Porte Terrace
Signal Corps
Young K
Casey
Brothers Were Strangers Aboard Arkansas For Nine Months
Benjamin L. Martin Jr. and Edward V. Martin both served on the steamship Arkansas and traveled aboard the same vessel for nine months without knowing their brotherly connection. They reunited when leaving the ship for furlough after nine years apart, one serving in the Marines and the other as a water tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin L. Martin, Jr
United States Marine Corps
Edward V. Martin
United States
Arkansas
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Totals Revealed at Carlsbad
The men employed by the Sika Be of Carlsbad show strong support for the liberty loan with a listed subscription total of 822,700.00 and an additional 11,960.00 noted in the record. The article highlights generous local participation through the subscription list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sika Be
Carlsbad
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John R. Means
Down
Hope
Chas. Davis
Lower Valley
Paul Arena
Roswell
W. E. Washington
Black River
Blanche Rooldese Te
John Plowman
Fort Worth
Dover Phillips
Stennis & Phillips
Miller
The
Santa Fe
W. E. Sprong
Charlie Ward
Henry Smarne
Berea
W. P. Mudgett
Presbyterian Church
A. Z Smith
Artesta
John J. Joyce
North Carolina
Eddy County
the Red Cross
Paul MacLenathen
J. R. Linn
W. T. Reed
8. L. Perry
Mra. A, Codre
Stami's
Cargill
Midland
Liberty Loan
First National Bank
National Bank of Carlsbad
Leslie H. Bates, Jr
Mae P. Bates
Clarence Bell
Gail 3. Bell
Adelaide Bujac
Dujac, Sr
Bujac, Jr
Jane A. Bujac
Rose Crawford
F. Dietendorf
Piret National Bank
Veto, H. Givan
J A. Golding
B. H. Hemenway
Minnie Hawthorne
Mary Etta Hodiburgh
Johnston
Mary Leabel
Mia
J. Rh. Linn
T. Mathios
Elizabeth McKenne
V. L. Nelson
R. Owen
Smith
Snow
Stennis
Tou
Stachowiak
Swickard
Tulk & Sons
Webster
Jack
Willian
John W. Gannel
Joyce Fruit Co
J F. Joyce
June Joyce
John R
Joyce
John Draper Brantley
Lillian Crawford
W. F. Mellvain
Ernest Shafer
Mary Hemenway
Louise Ballinger
Georgia Wallace
J. M. Minlard
H A. Grace M.N. Cunninghan
J P. Middleton
Vernon Middleton
George W. Adams
Harland Thurmand
J. W. Thurmand
A. 4 Smith
Pant Ares
J. L. Willians
Anna EB. Williams
S. Moore
Joseph N Livingston
Nat Dryden Hiler
Seek Lora Livingston
Marvin Livingston
Katherine L
R. R Hanson
al Esnraoe
Lee Womack
Nay V. Davia
Chaude F. Wright
Janos Dd, McClelland
Milton A
Fred R. Smith
LG RF
U. G. Williams
Braden
Herry
Harry J. Braden
Mabel &. Wilson
W. B. Wilson
James M. Pardue
Miss Effie Vera Hart
Joe Vance Lusk
Casper Fosmark
Martha Be, Livingston
Carl B. Livingston
A ¥. van Antwerp
Ming Lucile McNevly
Bg Hendricks
Rr L. Catiney Mre & Hendricks
National Bank of Cariibads
Gary Montgomery
J Hassette
Ib Moody
Woo, McCollum
Cc Barrows
Carter
C Higgins
T J
Phillips Station
Poree
M. Wilson
Cc. N. Nelson
Nell Atkina
Hattie Baker
B. c Damon
C. F. Rett
J. Hi. Jones
Mr. Merchant
Bella
Majestic Ranges
Charter Oak
John Deere Plow Co
Pratt - Smith
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