Local residents seen in town and surrounding areas
R L Ellison of Ochoa and M M Jackson of Artesia were seen at the Rightway. Sam Moskin from Roswell, Ed Allen and Clarence Jones left for Roswell and La Junta, and the Hatfield family visited from Malega. J H Jones traveled to Pecos, Jef Hart returned to Artesia with illness, and Miss Mary Ussery and the Davis children moved through La Huerta. A Jersey cow was advertised for sale at $85. Belford Bell and Alvin Wood with pneumonia were hospitalized. Mrs Miser and Mrs Rawlins stayed in Lovington and Lake McMillan respectively as local movement continued.
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Mary Ussery
G. C. Davis
Davis Ranch
Davis
Usse
la Huerta
Fred Ares
Georges Bell
Alvin Wood
Willard Bates
Wood
Bell
Willard Bats
Schools to remain closed pending reopening plans
The district will not reopen Monday and likely not next week. Vue pila staff are advised to continue work as best they can, phoning teachers for guidance if needed. Further official announcements will come from W. A. Poore, Superintendent.
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Vue Pila
Condl
W. A. Poore
Carlsbad News and Local Visits Reported
Wallace Marchant who once lived with his family on a ranch southwest of Carlsbad has moved to Long Beach California and bought a farm in the Imperial Valley. Mr and Mrs W B Lindsay of Amarillo are visiting Carlsbad guests of their kinsfolk R B Moore and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Marchant
Carlsbad
Long Beach
California
Imperial Valley
Tha State
W. B. Lindsay
Amarillo
R. B. Moore
Annual Boys and Girls Club Fair and Achievement Day
Eddy county hosted the first Annual Boys and Girls Club Fair at the Armory in Carlsbad. Members exhibited gardening poultry canning and cooking projects with records and stories graded for awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy County
Carlaban
Elre
Ewing
Interned Hun Sailor Now Fights for U S
Max Proom, once a crew member of a German ship seized at an American dock when World War I began, is now serving in the U S forces. He battles against Germany, reflecting a shift from enemy to defender amid the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Soldiering Becomes Habit at Camp Kearny Remount
Frank Trump, a quartermaster sergeant at Camp Kearny Cal remount station, plans to reenlist after thirty years of service August 25. He says retirement is not for a minute and intends to stay in the army as long as there may be a chance of fighting again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Kearney
Cal
Frank
Trump
Remount
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R. L. Ellison
Ochoa
M. M. Jackson
Artesia
Sam Moskin
Hide and Fur
Roswell
Ross Mitchell
Globe, N. M
Ed, Allen
Bridge Gang
The
Santa Fe
Clarence Jones
la Junta
Colorado
M. M. Stewart
H. T. Dixon
the Palace
Hatfield
Malega
J. H. Jones
Pecos
Bush
Jef Hart
Santa Fe Bridge
Jersey
M. L. Davis
Albert Ares
San Antonio
H. C. Holcomb
Lake McMilan
Bert Rawlins
Lovington
Peoplew Mercantile Co
Mrs. Rawlins
Frank Miser
Layington
Sarah Ellis
Lea County
Carlabad
Ellie
Mina Powthitt
Lone Tree
Edward Crozier
James Baxter
Marvin McCree
James Stagner
Joannie Stany
Herbert Hutson
Talbot Santo
Fred Knowles
Kate Cowan
Fred Knowtes
Zu Harry Bruce
Katie Cowan
Harry Bruce
Elmer Heppter
Leonard Rennaker
Wallace Poli
Gladys Cowan
Cecil Gorany
Thalia Cowan
Maria Cowan
Gladys Cowar
Elsie Syford
Elseal
Avanel Wright
Carden
Ranash
Jamies
Beote
Thelma Newenger
Joseph the Willlanes
Brantley
Hamblen
Wallgee
Newenger
Wallies West
Liefman
Bell Brothers
Wallace Vest
Walelace Vest
Bet, Brothers
Georgiana Galton
Keratee Bell
Isabel Smith
Tionnie Bell
Loutee Sehutex
Isabel
Wallace West
Isabell Smith
Thelma Nevenger
Cirlebad
Tell Bros
Wallace Veet
Teabelle Smith
Manne Bell
Lydia Southan
E Peonte
United States Department of Agricultur
Monty Agent Thomas
Chaves County
Mine Eipinowa
Poultry
Rabbite
Bhaver Hepler
Wallace Polk
Idalia Cowan
Elsie Gyford
Wallace
Joseph
Ine Willian
Canning
Wallace Veat
Hell Bros
Lillian Minerd
Isabelle Smith
Lord Schultz
Georgiana Gatton
Joyce Pruit Co
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