Weather and crop report from New Mexico and nearby towns
The United States Weather Bureau reports a warm mostly dry week ending June 16 across Santa Fe and surrounding areas with scattered light showers. Corn nearly finished planting, beans rushed, oats and wheat needing rain, cotton struggling and cabbage apricot and peach markets active. Many towns note dry conditions, drought stress, and pockets of better ranges, with irrigation and alfalfa cutting underway.
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Santa Fe
United States Weather Bureau
Rio Grande
Aurora
Fort Bayard
Levy
Portales
Tres Piedras
Albuquerque
el Paso
Carisbad
Artesia
Roswell
Fighting Nobe to Meet Eddie Mack in Santa Fe Bout
Fighting Nobe of Rawlins Wyoming will fight Eddie Mack of Alamosa Colorado in a 112 round bout set for next Thursday night in Santa Fe. Promoter Dana Ortiz announced. North America’s water powers 66,000,000 horsepower.
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Nobe
Eddie Mack Sign
Santa FE
Rawlins
Wyo
Eddie Mack
Alamosa
Colo
Dana
Ortiz
North America
Lavex Claim of Catarrh Cure Offered Free Trial
A French scientist’s drugless Lavex method is advertised as killing catarrh germs in three minutes and relieving head and lung symptoms overnight. The offer promises a free trial treatment to any reader who writes for it, with repayment urged only if cured.
Oil Field Prospects Bright in Southwest Pecos Valley
Oil industry scouts and Roswell operators say Southwest producing firms will reap record profits this year as gasoline and crude demand remains strong. With limited production and few wildcat wells, experts warn no quick supply increase, urging gasoline conservation for continued high prices.
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Southwest
Pecos Valley
Roswell Oi
United States
Sandburg No 1 and Jackson & Williams No 1 Added to Production
Two more producers added to the Peena valley field. Sandburg No 1 Sec 17-18-28 drilled 2 310 feet and Jackson and Williams No 1 Sec 17-18-28 drilled 2 020 feet. Both wells projected as strong producers.
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Peena Valley
Sandburg
Lewis Well Near Roswell Drilling Resumes After Boiler Delay
Drilling at the Lewis well about 17 miles north of Roswell has restarted at 1 130 feet depth after several days of boiler trouble. The operation targets brown sandstone and shale in the 24-85-23 tract and could extend the field about 65 miles northwest if oil is discovered, drawing regional interest.
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Lewis
Roswelln See
Material Unloaded at Dayton for Pipe Line
Ohio Oil Company supplies arrive at Dayton for the new pipe line from field to railroad. Work will start immediately with a large force and the line rushed to completion as rapidly as possible.
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Dayton
Ohio Ol
Denver Men Contract For Well In 13 29 13
Unofficial reports say a group of Denver men have contracted to drill a well on Section 13 29 12 about two and a half miles east of Farmington. The participants’ names were not learned.
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Denver
Farmington
Rumor Has Two New Locations in Bloomfield Area
Rumors indicate two new locations in the San Jung field, Sec. 10-27-12 and Sec. 14-27-12, situated about three to four miles west of the Bloomfield producing area.
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Rumor
San Jung Field
Bloomfield
Rainbow Oil Corporation Opens Albuquerque Office
D. N. Childers of Los Angeles, secretary of Rainbow Oil Corporation, arrived in Albuquerque Thursday afternoon to attend to business related to establishing the company headquarters here as the office was opened this week.
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D. N. Childers
Los Angeles
Rainbow Oil Corporation
Albuquerque
Kansas City Oil Man Expands San Miguel County Acreage
HM. R. Looney of Kansas City, who recently acquired a sizable block of land in San Miguel County, has purchased additional holdings in section 33-14-15. The land lies near the test well being drilled by the Ilea owe Oil Company.
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HM. R. Looney
Kansas City
San Miguel County
Ileaowe O11 Company
Expect More Test Wells in San Miguel County
Denver operators eye San Miguel contracts and plan to arrive in Las Vegas around July 6 to finalize test well arrangements. Geologists report two structures show favorable prospects for the ventures.
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San Miguel
Denver
San Mi-guel County
Las Vegas
Southeast Pecos Valley field shows revival activity
In Reeves County and the southeast Pecos Valley, field activity revives with many new drill locations planned in the next two months. The Bluebird well has reached 3000 feet with good oil showings, while the Ohio Tracy No. 1 at 24-21-26 is below 2900 feet with a strong gas showing, according to Carlsbad operator J D McMelland. Civic pride is linked to patriotism locally.
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Orla
Red Hutt
Reeves County
J. D. McMelland
Carlsbad Oh
Bluebird
Burn Brush Without Notice Fined In New Mexico
Alamogordo New Mexico June 18 three farmers were fined for burning brush without 24 hours notice to adjacent property owners. Frank Rawlings was fined 25 dollars plus costs and lectured on forest protection by Judge Stalcup. Lester Donage also 25 dollars and costs for burning logs without notifying neighbors. A N Bailey of La Luz canyon to have a hearing this week.
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Alamogordo
N. M
New Mexico
Otero County
Justice of the Peace Court
Frank Rawlings
Stalcup
Forest Service
Lester Donage
Weed
A. N. Bailey
la Luz Canyon
La Follette Centered 25 Years Of Public Service And Strife
The piece recalls Senator La Follette’s long public career, his St Paul speech scrutiny, and the 1918 Senate inquiry. It notes his Seamen’s Law advocacy, key committee roles, opposition to Fordney McCumber, and his family life with Helen La Follette and four children. It also mentions friendships with rivals like Senator Penrose.
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St. Paul
Minnesota Public Safety Commission
Wisconsin
la Follette
America
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
la Folllette
Senate
Finance and Interstate Commerce Committee
Mufactures
Fordney-McCumber
Harding
Senator la Follette
Miss Hellenas
Baraboo
Philip
Madison
Fola
George Middleton
New York
Mary Sucher
Robert la Follette
Legion
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Amundsen Returns to Base Without Claiming Feat
The report notes Roald Amundsen has reached Auckland after a South Pole voyage but avoids boasting of the achievement. His modest message is interpreted as evidence of completing the objective rather than seeking praise.
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Auckland
New Zealand
South Pole
Amundsen Rescued by Norwegian Fishing Vessel
Oslo June 18 AP reports explorer Joald Amundsen did not return to Spitsbergen by plane. He was picked up by a fishing boat and taken there after reaching latitude 80 degrees.
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Olso
Norway
Joald Amundsen
Arctic
Spitabergen
Amundsen
Pole
Amundsen Back. Oslo Crowds Cheer Welcome
Oslo greeted news of Roald Amundsen with cheering crowds as reports of his return circulated. In Copenhagen a dispatch quoted Oslo testimonies that restaurants paused music to play the national anthem and honor the explorer amid the celebration.
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London
Exchange
Copenhagen
Oslo
Amundsen
Woman in Minnesota Finds Help From Vegetable Compound
Mrs Mary Wilhelmy of Saint Paul Minnesota suffered overwork worry loss of appetite and sleeplessness. A physician recommended surgery but a friend urged Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. After use she improved slept better gained weight and strength and felt well the advertiser states.
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Mary Wilhelmy
S T Paul
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aleep
Lydia
Pinkham
Democratic Votes Alleged Illegal in Mentmore Precinct Case
In a contested election case at Otero Hanna court, attorney Wood reviewed evidence on votes cast at Mentmore precinct and precinct 3 ward 1. Witnesses including I. D. Hicks and Sam Woods testified on residency and precinct abolishment actions tied to Rancha de la Punta and Guam into Thoreau precinct.
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Mentmore
I. D. Hicks
Gallup
Frank D. Halley
Frank Gallegos
Highway Department
R. L. Canute
C. N. Goddard
Breece
Mechem
Pimmons
John J. Emmons
McKinley County
Democratic County Committee
Frances E. Wood
Emmons
Howard T. Walker
Thoreau
Sam Woods
Rancha de la Punta
Guam
Nat Garcia
Hannett
J. W. Chapman
San Matan
Pr. J. W. Hannett
Max Contreras
H. ©. Jones
Slayer Hanged by Mob Near Castlegate Utah
Robert Marshall, a Black man accused of slaying City Marshal Milton Burns of Castlegate, Utah, was hanged by a mob near East Lake City around 11 this morning after being found hiding in a cabin by a posse shortly before 4 pm. Burna had fatally wounded Marshall earlier after a pistol had been taken from him months before.
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East Lake City
Utah
Robert Marshall
Milton Burns
Castlegate
Marshall
Burna
Expert on tariff named to U S post in tariff commission
Albertus Hutchison Baldwin a New York Republican and newly appointed member of the Washington tariff commission is a recognized authority on foreign trade and author of many books on the subject.
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Albertus Hutchison Baldwin
New York
One Killed Ten Injured In Big Four Wreck Near Kenton
A Big Four passenger train derailed after striking an open siding at Grant ten miles north of Kenton Ohio. One man C C Woodward Toledo died instantly. Engineer and fireman severely injured. Train reached seventy mph. Rescue teams rushed to the scene.
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Kenton
Grant
C. C. Woodward
Toledo
Rosenburg Taylor Ring Bout Set for Labor Day
Bantamweight champion Charlie Rosenburg will defend his title against Bud Taylor in an open air Labor Day bout in Los Angeles on September 7 promoter Jack Doyle announced. The fight marks California's first title contest since the new boxing bill. terms include a $25,000 flat guarantee or 49 percent of gate receipts for Rosenburg and 15 percent for Taylor.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Charlie
Phil Rosenburg
Bud Taylor
Jack Doyle
Doyle
Rosenburg
Taylor
Regular Force to Work on Back Taxes
The article notes a regular force will handle back taxes with orderly progress. Mr. Norment states he will conduct the work quietly and systematically, fulfilling sworn duties under bond and in accordance with the contract with the state.
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Norment
Lack of funds alters university building plans
The university, outgrowing its present plant, saw its building requests rejected by the legislature. Attorneys have not yet reported on the commissioner's ruling. Congress enacts about 300 laws a year.
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Congress
Albuquerque Woman Tells How She Was Relieved Of Stomach Trouble
Clara Gray of 1419 Virginia Blvd Albuquerque recounts illness after influenza causing chronic stomach distress. She credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with restoring digestion, weight, and strength after three bottles. Trial tablets offered by mail from Dr. Pierce's hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Albuquerque
Buddy
Dr. Hierce
Clara Gray
Virginia Blvd
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