Compromise in Cut-Off Lang Dispute Reached
A partial settlement was announced by the Interior Department over the 210000 acre tract along the Santa Fe cut off near Portales and Clovis. The Clayton land office will record filings of about eight hundred settlers who had applied before a hearing, while the railroad’s ownership claim may still affect the remaining land. Governor Curry pressed the case in Washington, and a near-term framework for sale of the disputed land was outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Albuquerque
Secretary of the Interior
Portales
Department
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Clovis
Department of the Interior
Land Office
Washington
Wool market outlook improves as Boston shows confidence
The American Stockman notes rising confidence in the Boston wool market with more Worsted orders and improving industry conditions. It reports stronger London demand, renewed activity, and suspected rigging by some, while daily offerings average about 9,000 bales.
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Chicago
London
New England
American Stockman
Boston
Illuminated Auto Parade Aims to Light Albuquerque Streets
A New Mexico Automobile Association meeting in Albuquerque announced a dazzling illuminated car parade for next Monday night along principal streets, with 25 to 30 cars expected. The group remodeling its by laws to cover the territory also discussed a racing meet and automobile show at the fall irrigation congress exposition.
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Narr
New Mexico
Albuquerque
G. Rice
New Mexico Autombile »Sociation
Robinson Park
Harry Johnson
Eligio Osuna
van Sant
Laundry boost at the Imperial Post Office area
An advert promotes domestic washing service from the Imperial Laundry located behind the post office at 314 South Second Street. The copy urges cleanliness and staying current with laundry needs.
Governor Curry Tours New Mexico On Washington Gains
Governor Curry spent a busy day in Las Cruces on the way to Santa Fe and planned trips to publicize the Irrigation Congress. He praised the Roswell government building appropriations and foresees statehood gains while noting developments in land, schools funding, and timber land adjustments.
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Curry
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Santa Fe
Hopewell
The
Irrigation Congress
D. A. Macpherson
M. L. Stern
Board of Control
Congress
San Juan County
Gallup
Denver
Roswell
Lincoln
Otero
Washington
New Mexico
National
Albuquerqque
Beveridge
Uxon
Exposition Aims to Propel New Mexico Growth
A leading booster argues the accompanying exposition will provide the essential influence to drive a sustained period of development and place New Mexico in the front rank among growing western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Probate Court Session Approves Administerships And Claims
Judge Jesus Romero presided as probate court handled petitions for appointment of administratrix and administrator for several estates. approvals included Melinda Navarro de Montoya as administratrix of Toy Montoya and Desiderio Montoya as administrator of Jose de la Montoya with bond set, plus a widow’s allowance. A. Coleman claim against Annie Loebs estate was allowed amid objections, and adjournment set for 10 o'clock this morning.
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Jesus Romero
Melinda Navarro de Montoya
Toy Montoya
Trinidad Martinez
Preciliano
de Martinez
Desiderio Montoya
Jose de la Montova
Isabel Torres de Gongeales
John St. Torres
Reyes Perea de Vocres
Marcos Garule
Salvador
A. Coleman
Annie Loebs
Bryan
Loebs
T. R. Duran
Guy Iplupi Ortega
Anna Maria Ortega
WR. Childers
Wreck on Denver race injures Lew Levern in private entry
Clarence Severn driver of the Levy Bros Thomas 60 narrowly escaped death in the sixth lap when his car overturned after a left rear tire detached and tangled in the chain. The Albuquerque native had earlier held the lead and praised the Levy mechanic for preparing the heavy machine in a private garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Levern
Albuquerque
Levy Brothers
Denver
Denver Post
Levern
Clarence Severn
Levy Bros
Brighton
Saulists
Thomas
Ulm
Local Business Ad Promises Flat Work and Quick Service
An old newspaper snippet highlights Imperial Laundry behind the post office, Fef's Root Beer, Thr Beer of Quality, and Walton's Drug urging readers to submit their flat work details. The terse notice serves as a compact publicity block in period voice.
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Liverpool
Imperial Laundry
Back OY Post Office
Fef’s
Walton's Drug
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Tire
St. Louis
New York
BE. L. Medier
Clark M. Carr
Mr. Medier
Imperial
Postoffice. CO
South Scond
Journal
Gurry
Las Cruce
Ite
Lew
Omagh
Albuquerque Machine
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
Nf. P. Hall
AMNOF
Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Dunn
W. S. Strickier
W. J. Johnson
William Mcintosh
George Arnot
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Blackwell
BK. Cromwell
J. Patter
West Sliver Avenue
Tabl
New Meste
Anderson and Schick
West Central Telephone No
Lwase and Discountes
First National Bank
N. M
United States Depository
Depository
A. T. & S. F. Railroad CO
Resources
Bonds, Securities and Res Estate
E Jaffa
Jaffa Grocery Co
JUST
Matthew Dairy
510 North Third
Montezuma Trust Company
Wagner Hardware Co
Alaska
Empire Garden Hose
Queensware House
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First St. and
Marquette Ave
Albuquerque, New Mexico
C. A. Bui
GEO
Ramsey
Underwood
Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange
West Central Avenue
Williams Drug Company
Occidental Life Insurance CO
Arizons
Legal Reserve
Beast Company
Home Office
Undertaker
P. A. Smith
Rio Grande Lumber Co
Marqmitte
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