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World War I – Claude Close Howard Memorial

Published by Jessica Mraz on June 5, 2024

Constructed 1920.

A granite marker in front of the Luna County Courthouse commemorates the only casualty from Deming in World War I. Claude Close Howard was killed in action in France. The marker is set on concrete blocks and has a bronze plaque and picture of Mr. Howard

700 S. Silver Ave. Deming, NM 88030

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Deming Luna County MainStreet
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Categories: DemingDeming Luna County MainStreetSouthwestVeteran Memorials & Military Monuments

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