Winter Is Coming Poem In Carlsbad News Page
Evening Current presents a poem on winter with lines about the season's approach, nature's change, and mortality. It mentions the New Mexico post office listing and Carlsbad Printing Company as publisher, plus a stylized, hymnlike verse about frost, flowers dying, and spring returning.
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Wm. H. Mullane
New Mexico
Carlsbad Printing Company
Farmers in Pocus valley optimistic on next harvest
If war lasts another year local farmers expect bigger crops in Pocus valley with favorable prices for cotton and alfalfa. Last season saw a one third rise in acreage and higher yields as dry years proved most profitable for Carlsbad Project farmers even with intermittent canal water.
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Pocus
Liberty Loan Letters Stir Dallas Paper Debate on News
A Liberty Loan inquiry from the Liberty Loan Department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas asks how religious leaders view the current campaign. Bishop of Dallas and Episcopal Bishop pages weigh in on news value and church loyalties amid wartime fundraising.
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Liberty Loan Department
Federal Reserve Tank
Dallas
Texas
Liberty Loan
Diocese of
Protestant Episcopal Bun
The
Star’s Association
Exe
Notary Acknowledges Swearing Of Official Oath
A terse note records that a notary public witnessed an oath of office. The document confirms the ceremony occurred with the requisite legal formalities observed by the involved parties and attested signatures.
Queen Items From Sunday Visit and Local Happenings
Community notes from Queen recount a Sunday visit by Lyons family and Abbott Lyons, with 100 cans of Dayton tomatoes delivered by Mr. Terry. A new forest project assists Mr. Grubaker in building telephone lines, possibly linking Sargent Seep to Weed and the ranger station. Local families dine together, a Sunday school forms with good attendance, and residents discuss cattle plans in Pinon. Apples, apple packing, and orchard sales continue as locals note branding at the Schermayer ranch and a turkey and cider feast. Dolph Shattuck and others visit Artesia via Dayton. Pat Middleton finishes angora shearing and ships hair to Carlsbad. goat and sheep ranch prospects surface as Gist McCollaum herds work continues.
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Lyons
Queen
Abbott Lyons
Dayton
Terry
Mr. Grubaker
Sargent
Weed
Dave McCollaum
John
Thayer Ranch
van Aday
Fred Schermayer
J Boys
Menara
Roan Middleton
Ralph
Thayer
Grubaker
Fred
Dolph Shattuck
Ned Shattuck
Misa
Bessie Middleton
Artesia
Dr. Lyons
Pat Middleton
Carlsbad
Ed. Robinson
Jan
Knowles County News Items Mixed with Local Travel and Sales
Lovington visitor E H Price went to Roswell on business after a Knowles Saturday trip. Many residents attended to county headquarters business last Friday as a wave of activity swept the area. Black leg cases were reported and proved fatal, while land purchases and sales continued with prices noted for a quart of land north of town. Several residents traveled to Lovington and Amarillo for stock conventions and schooling, with others returning from Gaines and Monument.
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E. H. Price
Lovington
Knowles
Roswell
Earl Manning
Mr. Crane
Hope
H. P. Collier
J. L. Emerson
M. Young
W.L. Tomlingen, Sr
Otto Kuhn
The
Hobbi
Henry Teague
Nat Hunton
Thos
Shipp
Amarillo
Glen
Waggoner Hardin
Perry Andrus
Elida
Texas
Benton Mosley
Olin Hardin
Joe
Les Bates
Holloway
Posey
Wadsworth
Lubbock
Jack Kent
Hobbs
Nay Stiles
W. C. Cooley
Juanita
Miller Fameh
Frank C. Teague
Gaines County
W. G. Woerner
Eaves
J. S. Anderson
Roawell
Super Six
the Plains
Annie Robison
Ora Manning
Monument
Miss Ore
Collier
C. M. Breckon
Claud
Mineral Wells
Mr. Breckon
Visitors report mineral waters boost and changes since
The account notes improved health from mineral waters and a return trip by J. B. Coleman to old Dallas and Oklahoma stomping grounds. He recalls vast changes, finds much of the countryside grassed over, and observes a longing for long weekends. A Monday Lovington fire damaged nine business houses, traded off to safety stocks, with plans for concrete reconstruction to curb future fires.
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Coleman
Dallas
Oklahoma
Lovington
SURETY FARM AND LIVESTOCK MEETING IN CARLSBAD
Eddy County Farm and Live Stock Improvement Association will meet at the Court House in Carlsbad on Monday November 5. Prominent speakers include Hon Earon C Ely and a Hoover program representative from New Mexico. The State Council of Defense and a representative from the State Agricultural College will attend. Topics include prairie dog control range and crop production issues. An officers election and other routine business will be conducted. All are urged to attend.
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Eddy County Farm and Live Stock Improvement Association
Court House
Carlsbad
Earon C. Ely
Co. Ely
Hoover
New Mexico
State Council of Defense
State Agricultural College
Cal
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