Frazier Seeks Final Homestead Proof in New Mexico
Notice from the Interior Department that John B. Frazier of Oscura NM, who filed a 1921 homestead entry for S½ of section 31, Township 18 S, Range 10 E, will present final three year proof before U.S. Commissioner A F Menger in Alamogordo NM on October 14, 1925. Witnesses: George Prather, Mabelle Prather, Gilbert H. Langford, William Simmons, all of Alamogordo NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Las Cruces
N. M
John 8. Frazier
Oscura
N. M. P. Meridian
A. F Menger
U. S
Alamogordo
George Prather
Mabelle Prather
Gilbert H. Langford
William Simmons
N. M. Nemedia
Ascarate
Divorce Suit Filed in Otero County NM
In the District Court of Otero County NM case No. 2463 O S Pruitt v Fleta Pruitt a divorce suit has begun. Fleta Pruitt must appear by August 29 1925 or a decree pro confesso will be entered. W D Bryars District Clerk Edwin S Gardner attorney Alamogordo NM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleta Pruitt
County of
Otero
State of New Mexico
O. L. Pruitt
W. D. Bryars
Alamo Mining Claims Quiet Title Suit Filed in Otero
George Warnock files a civil action in Otero County NM to quiet title to three Alamo mining claims Alamo No 1 No 2 and No 3 described by specific survey and location records. Defendants are listed including unknown heirs and claimants and a default may be entered if no appearance by November 12 1925. Attorney J Benson Newell Alamogordo NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
New Mexico
Otero
George Warnock
Tiff
D R. Cramer
W. E Pomeroy
W. B. Lewis
John L. Wilson
A. L. Pierce
Harry Blackwell
W. D. Cartwright
A. 8
Valdespino
A. J. MacQuarters
J. A. McDonald
Otero County
Alamo No. 1
Alamo No. 2
Alamo Claim No. 1
Alamo No. 3
Notice of Public Land Claim Final Proof Required
Davie Ora McComis Calentine of Alamogordo New Mexico filed intent to establish final three year proof for homestead entry No 0236523 covering E4W% BE 25 and Sec 30 T16S R9E NMP Meridian. Proof to be shown before A F Menger US Commissioner Alamogordo NM on October 19 1925. References include Mark L Cadwallader and Wayne McCommis of El Paso TX and Della McCommis Alamogordo NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Las Cruces
N. M
Davie Ora McComis-Calentine
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Meridian
A. F. Menger
U. S
Mark L. Cadwallader
el Paso
Texas
Rohn Calentine
Wayne McCommis
New Mexico 1925 Tax Assessments Show Small Increase
The Taxpayers Association of New Mexico reports 1925 total statewide property valuations at 312,656,249 excluding private cars, up from 309,866,579 in 1924. The gain is 2,698,670 or under 1 percent, with private cars lifting the total toward 314.5 million. Otero County rises to 7,453,362 from 7,431,391, while eighteen counties gain and thirteen lose. Colfax Dona Ana Eddy McKinney Roosevelt Valencia lead in increases. Chaves DeBaca Grant Lea Mora show the largest losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxpayers’ Association of
New Mexico
Otero County
Colfax
Dona Ana
Eddy, McKinney, Roosevelt
Valencia
Chaves, DeBaca
Grant Lea
Mora Counties
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers in Otero County
Edwin S Gardner, Tax Collector for Otero County New Mexico, urges all delinquents to pay promptly at his office three doors south of the Post Office or at the County Treasurer to avoid penalties and collection costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero County
Wice
Edwin
Gardner
Deling
N. M
Edwin S. Gardner
Otero County Abstract Co
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Samuel W Allen
In RE Estate Samuel W Allen Deceased Probate Court Otero County New Mexico announces a hearing on final report and heirship. Objections by Margaret A Allen and Mary L Allen must be heard November 2 1925 at Alamogordo Court House. Judge G E Moffett presides. Attorney J Benson Newell for administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
J. Benson Newell
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Third Judicial District Court
State of New Mexico
Clerk District Court
State of
County of Otero
Samuel W. Allen
Margaret A. Allen
Mary L. Allen
G. E. Moffett
Selective Service Bill Drafted for Congressional Introduction
Washington D C Sept 20 Army and Navy joint board studies to iron out disagreements and to prepare a selective service law to complete the national defense act. The proposed bill would draft all males 18 to 30 during a national emergency and register those 18 to 46 with limited exclusions, to be drafted without occupational deferments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Army
Joint Board of the Army and Navy
Congress
John Ross Delafield
Ordnance Reserve
Reserve Officers’ Association
State Department
National Council
Delafield
Congressional
American Legion
War Department
Navy
Ter Congress
Army and Navy
Coast Guard
Light Loase Service
Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Yearlong care advice for pullet egg production
Extension service bulletin from New Mexico College advises placing pullets in permanent winter quarters before laying begins to avoid production drops. Moves after starting to lay can cause melts. near-laying pullets are disease-prone, requiring good ventilation, sanitation, and careful feeding to keep them in good flesh for peak performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Berry
The
New Mexico College
Feeding pullets to reach standard weight for breed
The text explains feeding pullets liberally on scratch grain to reach standard body weight, noting year old hens require less feed. It warns pullets are still growing and need more feed to maintain weight, and that well fleshed pullets that come into production maintain egg output throughout the year.
New Mexico Stands Alone Without a Poorhouse
Washington reports New Mexico is the only state in the union without a poorhouse. Texas has 54 almshouses, Oklahoma 31, Louisiana 5, and Arkansas 28. Nationwide, 2183 almshouses operate with varied annual maintenance costs. Nevada highest at 865.10 per inmate, Mississippi lowest at 213.81. Poverty in almshouses fell from 91.5 to 71.5 inmates per 100000 from 1914 to early 1924, aided by widow’s pensions, sanitation, medical care, prosperity, and more life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
New Mexico
Department of Labor
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Nevada
Mississippi
Swope to Quit as Democratic State Chairman
State land commissioner E. B. Swope will resign as Democratic state chairman after the gubernatorial campaign. He writes state central committee members to set a meeting time and place to accept his resignation and elect his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
E. B. Swope
State Central Committee
Special Master Sale in Otero County Foreclosure
In district court mortgage foreclose action G W Barkley plaintiff vs W Q Posey Fannie Posey W R Batte Florence Batte and J O Whitt defendants the court found overdue amounts of 1855 17 and 1661 44 with first and second liens on land described as portions of sections 17 20 township 16 south range 14 east NM P M lying north and south of James Canyon Road A special master will sell October 28 1925 at 10 AM at the Amalgordo court house to satisfy costs and plaintiff s claim with any balance to Whitt the sale proceeding conducted by A F Menger special master in chancery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New Mexico
Otero
G. W. Barkley
W. QO. Posey
Fannie Posey
W. R. Batte
Florence Lucile Batte
J. O. Whitt
W. O. Posey
James Canyon
James Canyon Road
Alamogordo
New Mexico
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