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Clovis News, 01-18-1917 the Ewn S Print University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Clovis News, 1911-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 1-18-1917 Clovis News, 01-18-1917 The ewN s Print. Co. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/clovis_news Recommended Citation The eN ws Print. Co.. "Clovis News, 01-18-1917." (1917). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/clovis_news/195 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Clovis News, 1911-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ''."..'"'s),.Eme.maw.4,W0,PO,Mmeftm.. i , '.. o , I i , PARM LOANS-L- OW , FARM, GRAIN AND - RATES,EASY TERMS !ft) HAIL INSURANCE kil 1114 Baker Brothers 1 lit i d 1014111110.14 iiiI I Baker Brothers Wall I W EV., Aftlioir4; g . AGEN CY 9h lit AGENCY Official Newspaper of the United States Land Office.and of the People of Curry County VOL. 10. NO. 31. CLOVIS, MEXICO, JANUARY 18, 1917 NEW $1.50 PER YEAR BUSINESS RUSHING. 311US'Ir lit'll,l) SIDEWALKM : C1111111 COONTI TO , A Fuliii 4) MING ().w. Challaill, manager of the Relative to tree city mail delivery. rilicTs tiooliT THE riovis electrie light plant says that Dillullt Mill'il "1'41' Illl' 14441 l'ifillo 13111 lititelv more installations were tulle during ' Postmaster 1Vamier says that !the 'natter is stmarely im to 'Intim. 'rim MAN !be mouth 4,r December than tor tiny t , AGERTIIIIAL thpartinent. he says. stands really al FEDEHAL DANE itimilli in the past years. rilim OM three Ile also :atty thin, to ,t.ttit ,tti itt.1),,01! tivrt. 1.! says that he is constantly lichiliti lit 'look over the matter anti if (lox is tuts' !this ilivirltiwitt mid Mal hi' lilts at 111"4",stlrY lull. vry 4.'11.111 will hi, fr,,111 1,,,1,101w11,, E!.rwhoro In this isolo will bt! found inteic,1 lo wipe out the plittel- .1,.tpla iir sityq that Iii-- 1 ... the Clork I I.. Jditi 4,11 Avr wit!! itnit !Want Villilit.1111111S Willi OW light Plant ....".... ''. :I "Ill 1""Ill'ð 11Y A. Jo Itodes asking lilt' pal or Itk (11,1.1. la:11;Kid:1) Arrios. .1,,,,,toðit, hail rosielpts tor lover SI.000 ill vity Al,n1- - land Etnouraging the Solo' lie Nits the Iiii 110'11 illiiiiiii! Ill got to the work - , fanners to timid at the eoutI house Prtiperity. I 11,10,4, loan P111111g11 111 in't 111'1114'y. 1Livol,.... 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The ....too wielit, Midi.: Yvtll'S hulas there are I....1 t Frilluy evening '1,,,,, r '111" "r Illi''' 11.'111111 p,0,4. to provide luillitings4 tor no, (inv., "'""9.' l'Il many Lonnie.; Micro lottly a sho. i time wiiii a (build.. header, both heys mei "icl and ow ,,,,w plan 0,4, ,,,,,4,, a l'I"'"i 'Ellis is demo through farm lonit im- ttit 111" .1'I', null t'r- lite improvement or film' lati.k oltainotst rurni. hut ,,,.,,y it.twilys no only eowboys lookisi after hag( girls totitins playing the Imons from the am. nit ion , soohlthsts composts( 4,f (4,1, or more t"1.1" 1" Or" 11"'11 11111"" 14111"1 "I"' hive systviii ilowimil.A fairly psl Num la ita IS a 1141 herds on the open range. ',unveil High Sellotti. The games were !1,.,,,,wit,14 to.1114,rs. tal:v - it!'ðil l'"w' illvY ll'ivI .1'1'1 '1"- i 11:"Itist, inevitslits thew must he all .. ,,,, 1111it0111,1111ors pm., ''''' "Not long ago lite sloelinieti shipped (Mord In the Elk's nitiolt IS ,,,.,,,.11 Auditorium 1,,:,0, of 11,,,.,,, hwids ho,.,,,,,os a moo,. I'l1141 $11"1 enormously 111111111ill ittitlituilingittol failiti ''"I'"''Ivt ilulll'IlvImil'Ilt4 do, (...:.((, 1441 Tiuu,i, wus it rush luis, lini,(1 rm. tooreitsist for the null his serVivc.4 11114 limn slo,ravinrilly nit. twr nt, ow f,,,Imo 1,,,,,1 kink in 11, II"' ill'' bk. t Thi, spring and rest of. the owrelotnillse. itutotifselorett goods mot toe al the entionond of every fortiter ill thy'. billidlim, awl fall the great indoor game. distriets. There are twelve hind bank ' hardly a hoof went mit. 'll'oday in rim insterint neeessary for the Noises! the eititiove Iti,eu,its Himont stoa, tw- thintil hollit'' l'Illtil.Insii::111;11"7111year l'he Meal girls eatight a Itirlar districts to (hp 11111,s1 moos, ono rod stiolittoont, Improve- ,r. !tint 1111110mi allipalitat IS Ille PXrePti011i Illy tin' 11114r "PP1111111s nisi methods of planting awl cult ivat ii.g o:I'll. s"1111:1'111.ey1,1r11".41, 1..cs! first gun'''. Prat land bank ill 1.10'h, Wilk a corn- ments lit4 IIM !IVO stork. know 14,,t4i. Now cattle are shipped by the ea"' or ball it mop shade 01 OW 11111Y 1111 orolo, loot hi fact lot tho .. .well.1111111t.1 vile', 11,,n.i. ilint hi( ..stock 4,f $77,0,000 1,3141 op cosh cap- um v oils has I I III !two Hod shipments through- - ita, 'flint tot epert eau give the fitrutererei.t continue game. The soon' was tied several Hoe eil white tool the walls repaperisi in u 1,011 ibo yt.m.
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