Local visitors and business noted in Carlsbad area
L W Arthur of Loving and C Banner of Hope visited Carlsbad yesterday on business. RC Brewer from Hope and Frank Ross of Loving were in town. Dennis Duncan, keeping watch at McMillan bridge, spent yesterday afternoon visiting friends. Johnson of Roswell, ex Carlsbad dealer, arrived to buy cotton seed. Harden Clark of the Mosley range came to town to visit family. The National Bank of Carlsbad sold about ten thousand dollars in liberty bonds Wednesday.
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The
National Bank of Carlsbad
HB. Johnon
Roswell
Carlebed
Fie
Mr. Johnson
Linn
Harden Clark
Mosley Range
Dennis Duncan
McMillan Bridge
Brakeman Carter Returns with Ducks as Red Cross Binds Boxes
Brakeman R. Carter came in from the river with three ducks for dinner. The Red Cross Chapter stays busy preparing, shipping items, and sending the fourth box of binders to head-in Denver.
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R. Carter
Red Croan
Denver
Frott Company head leaves after brief game night
A brief item notes the head of the Frott Company departed last night after an abbreviated game session, with no details on destination or reason given.
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Nie Frott Company
Short Go
Clyde Keegan Delivers Noted Address in Mala
Clyde Keegan spoke in Mala delivering one of his best addresses amid a heated debate. The event highlighted Keegan's oratory skills and drew attendees from local communities and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Keegan
Perance Lectarer
Mala
Aga Lnst
Nigin
Three Thousand Lambs Loaded at Magdalena Station
Magdalena New Mexico October 22 The Montana Sheep company loaded three thousand lambs at a station for Colorado feeding points. The stock were in good health and the shipment marked the first of its kind this season.
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Magdalena
N. M
Montana
Colorado
Lincoln National Forest Formed By Merging Two Districts
Deputy supervisor of the Lincoln National Forest notes the new entity resulted from merging the Lincoln and Alamo for este districts in New Mexico, marking a recent reorganization.
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Lincoln National Forest
Lincoln and
Alamo Foreste
Baley Endures Absent Abscess Ordeal and Fever
Billy Baley suffers an abscessed tooth for over a week and nearly faced blood poisoning. Initial relief after a difficult removal proved false as his fever rose and he remained confined to bed.
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Billy Baley
Mrs. Christian Plans Texas Visit in Early Schedule
Mrs. Harry Christian plans a Texas trip starting soon visiting relatives in Pecos Ft Worth and Houston. She will stay with her brother Monroe Kerr and his family in Pecos and with Monroe in Fort Worth before possibly moving to other postings. She also intends to see Mina Lelia Christian and a cousin in Houston.
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Harry Christian
Texas
Monroe Kerr
Pecos
Monroe
Ft. Worth
Mina Lelia Christian
Houston
Mia
Christian
Roswell Women Return From Mission to Hill Cemetery
Mrs. J. Frank Joyce and sister Mrs. W. Moore of Roswell traveled to Hill Cemetery in Missouri to arrange the remains of a loved one and are now returning. They were joined by Mrs. Jones and her daughter. Mrs. Moore will visit Oakmulgee Oklahoma and Denison Texas before returning. Mrs. Joyce is expected home today.
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J. Frank Joyce
Mra. W. 8. Moore
Roswell
A Hill
Jones
Mra. Joyce
Jones Beck
Texans in travel tale amid engineering visit and cold woes
The report mentions Harvey Everett and Will Busby from Texas visiting Engineer W. A. Wilson of Rowwell along a road project. W. C. Wallace, of another city, joins the trip. A cold delays progress on the enlarged plant while the group recalls a prior overnight with Bates.
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Harvey Everett
Will Busby
Texas Points
Ian Sainted
W. A. Wilson
Rowwell
Rand
W. B. Wilson
Otis
Bates
W. C. Wallace
F. G. Ae
Albuquerque
Scots Family Faces Illness and Moves in Texas Scene
A Sanderson Texas family faces medical concerns as Mr Rayroux recovers from acute indigestion while goats nearby are described as unwell. The husband and wife, along with Mrs Mol lana, were en route home early this morning as the situation unfolds near Green.
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Sanderson
Texas
Mi Rayroux
Green
Kuykendalls Canned 64 Gallons Tomatoes Despite Early Freeze
Ben Kuykendall and family spent Tuesday canning 64 gallons of tomatoes for their own use after a late frost damaged their crop. They had contracted with a canning factory at Lakewood, but lost heavily when frost arrived early.
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Ben Kuykendall
Jack Frost
Lakewood
Mrs Farris and Miss Bessie Travel Near River
Mrs A L Farris and Miss Bessie travel by motor along the river. They went as far as to visit relatives and tend to business, while Mrs Farris' son Bill remains in Oklahoma for work and plans to return soon.
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A. L. Farris
Bessie Rare
Wee River
Wae
Mrs Reeves and Tork Visit Lovington Family Ties
Mrs J T Reeves travels with Tork and sister Mrs Eeny See eet for Lovington visit. They plan a week with Mrs Jot D Hort while socializing and attending cattle dealings. The fragment mentions a car of cattle and local names Jenkins and Ben, indicating a rural community gathering.
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J. T. Reeves
Eeny
Lovington
Jot D. Hort
Slease Family Visits After Eastern Chapter
J R Slease of Pittaburg arrived yesterday with his family after spending two to three years in the east. He has recently traveled through Washington D C and other places, coming directly from New Orleans Louisiana.
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J. R. Slease
Pittaburg
Ethet Bia
H. J. Slease
Rand
Vison
J. Rlease
East
Weslington
D. C
New Orleans
Rev R T Deel to Lead Church Services in Stockdale
Rev R T Deel of Stockdale Texas will conduct services at their church every night starting Wednesday October 1 and continuing through Sunday. Deel is described as a able speaker and comes highly recommended. Everyone is invited to attend.
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R. T. Deel
Stockdale
Tex
Mr. Deel
Incoherent Complaint About Notary at Current Office
A fragmented note complains about the notary presence at the current office. It mentions an ongoing issue with service but lacks clear details or identifiable individuals.
Forty Cars of Cattle Bound for Kansas City Pens
Forty cars of cattle moved from the rock pens to Kagees pens in Kansas City this morning. John Merchant owned most cattle with J F Rarey and Sam Campbell guiding the trail and Judson planning a stay for mechanical college studies. Merchant drove 1200 cows and calves from the San Simon ranch and arrived in good condition. Rarey expanded holdings while other parties had more cattle ready if cars were available. Farmers worry prices as feed runs high and shortages threaten shipments until spring.
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Rock Pens
Kagees
Kansas City
John Merchant
J. F. Rarey
Sam Campbell
Judson
Merchant Cattle Com| Wd
San Simon
District officials join hunt in Deer Range opening
District Attorney R C Dow County Treasurer Whitt Wright C C Sikes and Fred Knowles of Artesia formed a party for the Queen country play this morning. They plan to be in the deer range when the event opens tomorrow.
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R. C. Dow
Whitt Wright
C. C. Sikes
Fred Knowles
Artesia
Queen Country Olay
Deer Range
Local hunting party heads for Panars tanks trip
Mr and Mrs Marvin Livingston and Mr and Mrs Lea Hates formed a party for a week long deer and quail hunt at Panars tanks. They left town early Tuesday around four, stopping for Rocky Mountain breakfast.
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Marvin Livingston
Lea
Panars Tanks
Rocky
Move Away Ends Long Valley Stay For Scheel Lenau
Mrs Scheel and Mrs Lenau depart the valley after years here and a time in one home, leaving a vacancy at the mother's fireside. Their separation is for the better and the Current offers best wishes and tidings as they relocate to a new home in the valley.
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Scheel
Lenau
Prominent Reverend J T Redman Recalled in Clovin Visit
J T Redman of Clovin visited yesterday after a day in Ronwell. He has preached here for two years and is well regarded as a pleasant, friendly figure wherever met.
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J.T. Redman
Clovin
Teesterday
Ronwell
Local Farm Brief Reports Frost-Nipped Beans
Farmer Mr. Hinn has cotton and beans to market. The beans were damaged by frost but no significant loss is reported yet. Collins, a son of Howard ad, was in town yesterday and trombone playing was noted.
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GR. Howard
Collins
Trom Ving
Mr. Hinn
Booker
Rascoe Returns as Cotton Market Notes and Local Update
Joes J Rascoe arrives home from Artesia and the ranch while his band prepares. Rascoe suffers neuralgia and eye issues but stays busy. Mrs Rascoe improves after illness while visiting Artesia with her daughter. T E Jenkins, cotton buyer from Snyder, stays at the Metropolitan as he watches prices. Miss Ethel Terry of Denver arrives at the Metropolitan with her parents and attends Car ee High School. Parents plan to spend the winter in the south.
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Joes J. Rascoe
Artesia
Ethel Terry
Denver
Cola
Metropolitan Hotel
Caree High School
Stak Lee
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Logal News
L. W. Arthur
Loving
C. Banner
of Hope
Carlssbad
RC. Brewer
Hope
Frank Ross
Jenkins
Nes
Ray
Davis
the Sweet Shop
T. E. Jenkins
Snyder
Metropolan
the Public Utilities CO
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