Deming News Highlights Cattle Trade And Weather Lift
The report notes heavy cattle movement from Deming area with shipments via El Paso to California ranches, and Browe’s visit to Deming amid plans for 600 cows from Visalia. Stock board actions and new cattle laws aim to modernize herd health. Weather records show severe cold with scant moisture affecting orchards, but overall territory prospects remain favorable for spring cattle drives and mining town prosperity.
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Grant county
Silver City
Hearst
iescoes
Unras
Cattle Buyers Organize to Save Arizona Beef Markets
Southern Arizona cattle buyers press to unite and defend local markets from outsiders. Causa Herald reports packers threaten to close markets if stockmen do not act. Local growers fear unsold stock and forced sales at reduced prices as they seek arrangements to keep beef revenue regional.
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Arizona
Causuca Herald
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turkels
wemireets
Indian Territory Tax Upheld Against Texas Cattlemen
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals sustained Indian Territory authority to require permit fees or tribal taxes on cattle movements. Edwin T Morris and other Texas cattlemen faced removal of cattle from the Indian Territory for nonpayment. The ruling supports Interior Secretary authority to enforce the tax and to remove noncompliant livestock from the territory. The long narrative surrounding shipping stock and future prospects adds era commentary on cattle trading and rural life.
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Texas
WASHENTON
court of appeals
District of Columbia
Indian Territory
secretary of the
Edwin T. Morris
Ethan Hitchevek
secretary of the interior
Texan Cattle Associations Seek Mutual Publicity
A letter from W W Turney of El Paso, president of the Tejas Cattle Association, defends cordial ties with the New Mexican cattle group. He notes Texas and New Mexico associations share goals, denies hostile moves, and urges mutual support to ensure progress and avoid injuring each other. The exchange reflects ongoing cooperation amid cross border cattle interests.
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Hmapuker
Tatu
W. W. Turney
El Paso
Tejas Cattle Association
Texas
Territorial
C. Bapnes
W. C. Barnes
New Messer Cattle Growers Association
Tate
San Antonio Express
W. P. Anderson
Texas Cattle Raisers
Aswation
New Medica
Texas Association
Naw Meries Association
Andersen
Taras Association
Texas Cattle Raisers Association
ortana
Lancestenle
Cattle Raisers Association of Texas
Bulls and cattle trade notes from Missouri and Texas
The report notes 30 head of Darhaw and Herford cattle registered for High Grates, viewable at Leming Livery and Sale Stable corrals. Arrival of two bull lines from Missouri is expected next week. Mentions Colonel Ebert visiting Texas and local firm Song Gime with alfalfa and dividends from investments. Chicago Drovers appears in the syndicated line.
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Bay Shanon
Dallis
Clifton
Dallas
Arizona
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Overcrowded Ranges Debated by Southwest Cattle Growers
A Las Cruces bulletin claims ranges in Southwest New Mexico are overcrowded, while many top cattle producers dispute this, noting moisture this spring and limited losses. The piece also touches on water access, and criticizes a botanist stockman. It closes with a probate notice for James Tomertin and a final settlement date.
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Agricultural College at
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Wooten
Lona Ceanty
New Mexign
Tames Tomertin
Toan
MeKsyex Lophie
Probete
tmler
Kate E. Byron
James P. Byron
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Kath F. Byrox
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Report
Corrected Telegraph weekly livestock prices show cattle, steers, heifers and calves with varied figures. Entries include Texas and Indian cattle, native cows and heifers, stockers and feeders, and western steers with price ranges from about 1.75 to 5.00 per unit.
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CHICAGO
Texas
B.Wes
Deming Livery Firm Dissolution By Mutual Consent
Deming New Mexico notice announces dissolution of the Deming Livery Feed and Sale stable partnership. C L Baker purchases all interests of E W Leslie and assumes charge of books and management of the business dated Deming.
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Clement & Giveng
Dewing
Deming
C. L Baker
E.W Lesie
C. Eaker
N. M. Maret i
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Len H. Browe
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Visalia
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Phoenix
Touto
Weather Bureau
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Ariane rarouzu
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James Boone
Sue Durham
Herford bulls
ELH Fawkner
Jone thistmoring
Tom Hal
Tom Hyatt
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Palace Drug Store
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Kansas City
Potado
GIBSON BROTHERS
San Mexia
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Luna County
Grant Counry
NEW MENICO
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Samo Hueco tattle Company
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Cook's Peak mountains
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