New Mexico Indians total population and wealth
New Mexico Indians number 22,481 with property valued at 25.843 million dollars. The distribution includes San Juan Navajo and several pueblos. individual and tribal property values are given along with land, homes, stock, and timber values. Oil development notes and health campaign progress are also summarized.
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New Mexico
B. N. Timmons
Daily News
Washington
Dd. C
Dee
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Burke
Interior
Work Toy
Aspironal Cold Remedy Promise Tops Whiskey
An advertising pitch touts Aspironal as a superior cold and flu elixir, claiming guaranteed quick relief and safety for all ages. It urges immediate purchase in drug stores, offers a two minute test with a money back promise, and promotes broad use for families and children.
Funeral Held for Mrs Wheeler in Weatherford Oklahoma
The body of Mrs Miriam W Wheeler mother of Mrs Arthur Osgood was sent over the Rock Island to Weatherford Okla for burial. Short funeral services were held at Mrs Osgoods home 1900 Van Buren street at 3 oclock Thursday afternoon with Dr Edgar Williamson of the First Baptist Church officiating. Griggs Undertaking Company handled arrangements. Mrs Wheeler is survived by her husband seven sons and two daughters.
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Miriam W. Wheeler
Arthur Osgood
Rock Island
Weatherford
Okla
Osgood
van Buren Street
Edgar Williamson
First Baptist Church
Griggs Undertaking Company
Wheeler
Ralls Chamber of Commerce Elect Officers for 1926
The Ralls Chamber of Commerce plans its annual meeting January 4 with the Commercial Club forming the good board of directors. W B Winters has served as secretary since April 1922. Current directors include W F Taylor president L A Wicks vice president M A McLaughlin W D Watkins J B Cole Jr A L Winfrey A C Hyatt P B Balls and E King. New officers to be elected and plans for 1926 set.
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Ralls
Ralls Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
W. B. Winters
W. F. Taylor
L. A. Wicks
M. A. McLaughlin
W. D. Watkins
J. B. Cole, Jr
A. L. Winfrey
A. C. Hyatt
P. B. Balls
E. King
New Mexico Coal Output Worth 9,774,000 in 1924
The Bureau of Mines reports New Mexico produced 2,786,068 tons of coal in 1924 valued at 9,774,000 dollars. The industry employed 4,206 workers averaging 204 days per year and 8.25 tons per man daily. Colfax County led with 1,644,011 tons. McKinley 889,827. Rio Arriba 81,662. San Juan 4,414. others 216,549.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Daily News
Washington
New Mexico
Bureau of Mines
Department of Commerce Today
Department
Colfax
McKinley
Rio Arriba
San Juan
Telephone heads survey needs at Slaton
Dee Slaton, percent C. T. Carson of Southwestern Bell surveys Slaton's telephone system through engineer L A Prichard. The study seeks data on Slaton's past and future development and may pave the way for improved service and the flashlight system installation.
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Slaton
Dee
C. T. Carson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
L. A. Prichard
Rural letter carriers meet at Lockney
Rural carriers from Crosby Hale Swisher Briscoe and Floyd counties held a meeting in Lockney. Earl Slater president of the Texas Rural Letter Carriers Association praised the association for aiding a pay raise and keeping delegates in Washington. Resolutions backed better service while opposing rate cuts and the contraction of rural mail. A tri county group for Hale Crosby and Floyd was formed with IX Horton Hale Center president D D Langford Lockney vice president John F Bier Plainview secretary treasurer. Mayors Zeb Reed and A B Brown welcomed attendees highlighting rural carriers’ valued service.
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Locknty
Crosby
Hale
Swisher
Briscoe
Floyd
Earl Slater
Clyde
Texas Rural Letter Carriers Association
Slater
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Washington
United States
Congress
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
America
H. Horton
Hale Center
D D. Langford
Lockney
John F. Bier
Plainview
City of
South Plains
Rural carriers attend banquet after meeting
Ninety two percent of the district's rural carriers attended and joined the association during a banquet hosted by the Lockney rural carriers at the Cozy Cafe after the meeting.
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Lockney
Furniture Ordered for Halls High School Building
The school board of Halls high school ordered a car load of new furniture today for the new 345000 building in Canyon. Ralls Independent School District will be taught by H A Monerleft and will start in the next few days. New seats have been bought and will be installed in two or three days.
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Kralls High School
Kalls, Dee
The
Halls High School
Canyon
4Th St.Ralls
H. A. Monerleft
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water Red Folding Box Ad
Eye water product advertised for sore eyes caused by dust and gnats. Describes the red folding box packaging and notes it is from a druggist. Likely a dime store or pharmacy promotion with period branding.
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Dickey
All Drugeists
Ady
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Grove’s
DAVIS
Navajo Treaty Reservation
Midwest Refining Co
Farmington
Santa Fe Co
Midwest Co
United Oil Co
Fort Wingate Military Post
Charles H. Burke
Arizona
Navajo River
Jicarilla Reservation
Dean
Doan’s
Amarillo
J. H. Shaffer
W. 7Th. St
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo, N. Y
Oita Ay Ely
Scott
EBD
Ebd Weiners
EBD Bologna
Coney Island
Western Packing Co
Amarillo, Texas
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