Local News Items From Ranches and Visitors
Tom Parker checked into a local hotel yesterday from his ranch. J. ft Livingston and L. G. Bell from the ranch reported good range. J BR Livingston visited Roswell this week, per the Evening News. Prof. W A Poore oversees Arteata schools health today. W A Craig of the State National Bank is back on the streets after influenza. Mr and Mrs N Jones home again after a week with daughter Mrs B Lusk at Lovington.
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Tom Parker
W. A. Craig
State National Bank
Inflnenga
N. Jones
BI Lusk
Lovington
Women raise over twenty three million in third liberty loan drive
In the eleventh federal reserve district women secured subscriptions totaling more than 23 million dollars for the third liberty loan campaign. Also in town are A C Heard Mrs Heard and the late Miser children from High Lonesome ranch near Lovington New Mexico. Leslie Bates and Leslie Jr visit Ellsworth James at Cap Rock and accompany Mr and Mrs James on their trip home from Carlsbad.
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Eleventh
Federal Reserve District
A. C. Heard
Mia
Leslie Bates
Leslie, Jr
Ellsworth James Ranch
Cap Rock
Mrs. James
Carlsbad
National Woman's Liberty Loan Committee Headed by McAdoo Wife
Secretary McAdoo created the National Woman's Liberty Loan Committee and Eleanor Wilson McAdoo was elected chairman and continues in that role. Grace Jones recovering from influenza at the R. M. Thorne home in Carlsbad shows signs of convalescence and hopes to be out soon.
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National Woman's Liberty Loan
McAdoo
Firat Loan
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
Grace Jones
R. M. Thorne
Carlsbad
Mrs Hill Heads to Roswell After Ill News of Son
Mrs W H Hill departed last night for Roswell upon word that her son Ray Hill a student at No MoM 1 is ill with influenza in a likely early 20th century local update.
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Mra
W. H. Hill
Roswell
Ray
Postmaster J T Smith Departs Frijole on Mail Car
J T Smith left in town to board the mail car bound for Frijole after several days of duties. Smith serves as postmaster at Frijole and needed to be present to receive the United States mail.
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J.T. Smith
Frijele
Mr. Smith
United States
Pampa Man Ed Carr Returns Home After Funeral Visit
Ed Carr of Pampa Texas has been here attending his father's illness and funeral and will return home tonight He is much indisposed and hurrying to his home to recover before returning to duties in Pampa.
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Ed, Carr
Pampa
Texas
Mr. Carr
Temple cotton buyer travels to Barstow for season plans
W. S. Newton a cotton buyer from Temple Texas left today for Barstow after spending several days in Carlsbad examining the cotton market. He intends to send a buyer to represent his firm during the cotton season.
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W. S. Newton
Temple
Texas
Barstow
Carlsbad
Parsons Leave For Tennessee With Baby
Mrs. Sheldon Parsons and her infant departed last night for Tennessee where Mr. Parsons is employed by the government and they plan to stay there.
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Sheldon Parsons
Baby
Tennessee
Mr. Parsons
Clovis Businessman Greer Registers at Crawford
J. L. Greer, a Clovis businessman, stayed overnight at the Crawford hotel and prepared to continue his trip south this morning.
Visitors From Across the Midwest in Crawford
Edgar Atwater returned Thursday from a two week stay in his old home in Town, Pr. T. Long, St. Louis. Albert Shafskey of St. Joe, A. C. Miller of Ft Worth and J. A. Robinson of El Paso were in Crawford yesterday on various business matters.
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Edgar Atwater
Town
Pr. T. Long
St. Louis
Albert Shafskey
St. Joe
A. C. Miller
Ft Worth
J. A. Robinson
el Paso
Crawford
Paul Bniefer Heads to Agricultural College at Mesilla Park
Paul Bniefer departed Thursday for studies at the Agricultural and Mechanical College in Mesilla Park. He will enroll as a student there and begin classes this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bniefer
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Mesilla Park
For Sale Jersey Cow Fresh Milk Producer
One fresh jersey cow advertised for sale at eighty five dollars. Contact M. L. Davis via phone 202 J. Lost item notice seeks a crank for an Overland automobile model 40404. The brief combines two classified notices in a single item.
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Jersey
M. L. Davis
Beene Davis Buried After Carlsbad Incident
Beene Davis exred yesterday morning at Carlsbad Street hotel was taken to Frisco Texas for burial. The wife and three small children, his mother Mrs F Rf Davis of Frisco and his brothers 8 C and M M Davis accompanied by fraternal members and J G Usaery attended the station. Burial to follow when remains reach Frisco.
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Beene Davis
Carlsbad Street
Frisco
Texas
F. Rf. Davis
Messrs
8. C
M. M Davis
San Antonio
Kirkpat Nek
C. G. Williams
A. C. Heard
J. G. Usaery
Davin’llness
Dying Brother and Pneumonia Stricken In Local Hospital
Alvin Wood, brother of Tom Wood, brought from the Ares reach, lies in a dying condition at Sisters Hospital this afternoon with pneumonia. Petrica of the lower valley is dying at Sisters Hospital from pneumonia. Petxka farms Otis section with no near relatives known. He is about forty years old and has tuberculosa. Sern, who headed to Pecos, was in town en route to Treaiia to spend Sunday with family. Major and Mrs Ruine returned from Albaperone trip about a week ago for important business.
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Alvin Wood
Tom Wood
Ares Reach
Sisters’ Hospital
Petrica
Sisters
Petxka
Otis
Vee Sern
Pecos
Rujne
Albaperone
Local News Briefs From Eddy County Hospital
Mrs Boyd Baker, caring for the sick at Eddy County hospital, was called to Loving this week for her brother's serious illness. W H Dales and wife of Denver arrived. Bob Toffelmire visited from Lovington. Wardie Wood, sister of Tom Wood, is sick with influenza at Aunt W C Bates home.
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Mra
Boyd Baker
T ‘He Eddy County Hospital
W. H. Dales
Denver
The
Crawford
Bob Toffelmire
Lovington
Wardie Wood
Tom Wood
W. C. Bates
Wood
New Seed Oils Deemed Valuable Food by Government Tests
Government tests in Bulletin 687 show oils from corn soybeans sunflower seed Japanese mustard seed rape seed and castor seed are easily digested and compare favorably with other vegetable oils. In three day trials subjects consumed about 58 to 60 grams daily and reported no adverse effects. These oils may become satisfactory fat sources for diets.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Procedure in Becoming a United States Citizen
Naturalization may take place in any U S court or state court of record. A foreigner desiring citizenship files a declaration of intention. After at least two years from the declaration and five years continuous residence, he may petition for citizenship, declare allegiance to the United States, renounce other allegiance, be free of anarchist beliefs, and speak English. If the applicant passes the examination, the court will admit him to citizenship.
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United States
Kill your dog and feed a pig. it of H. D. Hubbard for l6e.
Readable fragment mentions an individual named Hubbard and a monetary amount, with unclear context. No clear event or outcome present.
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H. D. Hubbard
Sensations of an Airplane Man Described at Dizzy Heights
The aviator recalls his brevet trials in a Cauldron biplane, lifting from 2,500 feet to 8,000 feet and beyond. He describes circling camps, clouds, and vast celestial vistas, with distant echoes of another pilot sharing the same awe in the air.
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Orteaba
Chimborazo
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J. Ft. Livingston
L. G. Bell
J. BR. Livingston
Evening News
W. A. Poore
Arteata
J. L. Greer
Clovis
the Crawford
Tad
U. S
International Institute
Young Women's Christian Association
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