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Ann from A. W. Thompson Memorial Library will be there with information about how to include your family history in a new volume of the Union County and Its People book!🎉 Get ready for this weekend's Local Treasures Market! 🎉
Rain or Shine...Join us on Saturday, October 19th at 6 Main St., Clayton, NM, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM for a fun-filled day. Enjoy live music by Ethan Shoulders, delicious food, and browse from 17 amazing local vendors offering unique goods and treasures.
Come out, support your community, and have a great time with family and friends! See you there!
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🎃👻Trunk-or-Treat🎃👻
Smokin & Rolling BBQ will be having a concession with nachos, hotdogs, hamburgers, sausage, and chicken for sale! Starting at 4!
We will be having story time with Ann at 4
Costume contest sponsored by CrossFirst Bank at 4:30
All in the Lawrence Montoya Memorial Softball Park!
and Trunk-or-Treating begins at 5 in the Centennial Park (around the Softball Park)
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People of Union County, there will be another exciting Trunk-or-Treat in Des Moines on October 31st!!
Stop by and enjoy food, drinks, treats, and fun if you are looking to have a scary good time!!!
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Get ready for the Grand Opening of the Bank of Des Moines!!
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If glamping isn't for you we also offer full apartments as well 😉. Enjoy one of our comfortable beds today. Call us at 575-207-0164 or book with us through Airbnb, Booking, or Hotels.com. ... See MoreSee Less
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New Additions. Have you been to the store recently? We have introduced many exciting new items. Come and see us! ... See MoreSee Less
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Swing bed care is available to patients who need extended care after their hospitalization.
This service offers access to all the care that may be needed in a less intensive environment.
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For centuries the Jicarilla have fought wave after wave of encroachment, first from the Comanche and Spanish and finally the ever expanding westward movement of the U.S. By the 1850s the Jicarillas numbered less than 1500 people. A people whose territory once span from the Arkansas to the Pecos were by 1860, confined to a measly 1200 acres to be shared with the Ute people near the Cimarron Agency, land now under the control of the Maxwell Land Grant. When the land grant was sold to English investors, the new owners tried forcibly to remove the settlers and Indians, which led to the Colfax County War. With the closing of the agency in 1876, the federal government unsuccessfully attempted to remove the Jicarilla Apaches to the Mescalero Reservation in southern New Mexico. Jicarilla were a tribe without a home. In 1880, seeking a permanent reservation for his people, Santiago Largo along with five other Jicarilla Apache leaders travelled to Washington, DC,. It wasn’t until 1887 that they finally received a Home. Charles Milton Bell, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian
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