Cat Self Imprisoned After Roof Search in Me
A Maine household traced a missing cat named Pussy Foy that wandered through Woodfords. After three days a suggestion arose that the cat was locked inside a church roof area, with the York family and others peeling tiles to reach it. A hungry procession preceded a local rail controversy as Sharon director values rail safety and calls for public service action.
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Pussy Foy
Church
Woodfords
Walter Fork
Sust
Tul Mal
York
Elope on Train Stirs Murne City Rumor
A tale from Mnteertand Pennsylvania centers on a hidden bicycle and a young couple Mrs Dla Kirkent and George Oswalk who fled by train. Miss Sidall's parents opposed the marriage, and the boy chased the train on foot but arrived as it pulled away.
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Mnteertand
Miewle
Elty
Thie Piace
Whdow
George Oswalk
Mra
Sidall
Samuel Nuns
Bie
Mike Merle
Shattuck Family Notes from Artesia Visit
Mrs Maggie and Bertha Shattuck stayed with aunt Mrs Ollie Thayer after Dr Lyons returned from Artesia. Ned Shattuck and his son Oliver visited, with Oliver planning to drive a small herd to the ranch tomorrow. They recently bought cattle from Chas Tucker.
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Maggie
Bertha Shattuck
Dr. Lyons
Artesia
Ollie Thayer
Ned
Oliver Shattuck
Oliver
Chas. Tucker
Mrs Newlander Visits Brother During Plains Trip
Mrs. George Newlander traveled to Artesia Sunday afternoon to join her husband who has rented a garage and runs his own business there. She is sister of Mr Harrell and had been visiting here to tend her brother's place while he and his wife were on a trip to the plains. They returned Saturday.
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George Newlander
Artesia
Newlander
Harrell
Plains
Local Moves and House Transfers Highlight Town News
Duncan Rickman and family moved into the W. W. Dean residence while Mr. Taylor, owner of the Far rell-Russell ranch, bought or leased the Todd Barber home. Wimberley, a rising Hagerman youth and Ray Hill friend, stayed overnight at the Palace hotel before heading to Mesilla Park Agricultural College. Miss Nettie Smith, longtime Peoples dry goods saleswoman, leaves on a short vacation with her sister Miss Ethel Smith filling her position.
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Duncan Rickman
W. W. Dean
Mr. Taylor
Farrell-Russell
Todd Barber
Mr. Wimberley
Hagerman
Ray Hill
Palace Hotel
Agricultural College
Mesilla Park
Nettie Smith
Peoples Dry Goods Department
Ethel Smith
Pleasant Evening Entertained By Miss Mudswett and Mrs Polk
Miss Mabel Mudswett and Mrs Mabel Polk hosted a informal gathering Saturday night at their home with two tables of rock. Young ladies attended, songs by Miss Lea and Miss Bonnie entertained guests, followed by a watermelon feast. Present were Misses Myra Williams Margaret Lea Margaret Bonnie Maud Inex Jones Mary Hemenway and Mabel Hartshorn plus Mrs Mabel Polk.
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Mabel Mudswett
Mabel Polk
Miss Lea
Bonnie
Jose
Myra Williams
Margaret Lea
Margaret Bonnie Maud
Inex Jones
Mary Hemenway
Mabel Hartshorn
Mabel Mudgett
Miss Nettie Vaughn Returns From East Visit
Miss Nettie Vaughn arrived today from a visit in the east with her father and relatives. She attended the summer normal at Las Vegas and then traveled east. She plans to stay until October first when her school begins in Jal.
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Miss Nettie Vaughn
Miss Nettie
Las Vegas
Jal
Campaign to Make State Dry Launched in New Mexico
An executive mansion meeting chaired by Chief Justice R. Hy Hanna and Supreme Court Justice J. Roberts discussed starting a statewide dry campaign. Santa Fe will host main speaker Mr Stewart of Chicago, famed orator, with ex Governor Hanley of Indiana slated to speak next month in Santa Fe and other towns. The drive aims to pass a constitutional amendment in November and will begin immediately.
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Executive Mansion
R. Hy Hanna
Supreme Court
J. Roberts
Prohibition
Santa Be Hia
Stewart
Chicago
Flying
Hanley
Indiana
Santa Fe
New Mexico
New Mexico Boy Killed in Douglas Duel
Douglas Ariz Sept 1 Charles Hunt 1 son of cattleman Jack Hunt says his son and a younger brother were searching for strayed cattle when Bartell of Rodeo N M allegedly warned them not to cross the line opened fire and the boy began shooting in reply Bartell fell dead after several shots were fired no arrests have been made
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Douglas, Ariz
Charles Hunt
Jack Hunt
Arizona
Chef Bartel
Rodeo
N. M
New Mexico
Charles Cross
Bartell
Mr. Hunt
Belgian children rescued after brutal Prussian atrocities reported
An Algona Advance interview describes a hundred Belgian children aged babies to 12 or 13 carried across Europe to a Washington settlement, most mutilated by Prussian orders. Boys lost hands and ears, some girls bore disfiguring injuries, a stark witness to wartime cruelty. Also notes F S Sprong, son of residents at Missouri Hotel, enlisting at a Texas training camp for four years in the water service and officer training.
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Europe
Washington
The
Algona Advance
Sprong
Mra
Missouri
Ouston
Texas
Water Service
Frank
Local druggist expected from Louisiana joins Star Pharmacy
Jack Eakin, a friend of Mrs. Mo B. Wilton, is due this afternoon from Louisiana to take a position at Star Pharmacy. He brings years of drug store experience and is expected to perform creditably in his new role.
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Jack Eakin
Mo B. Wilton
Louisiana
Star Pharmacy
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Moos
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Gante
Douglas
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