County Assessor Plans Deputy Tax Examiners for All Districts
The county assessor of Lina County states he will appoint deputies to conduct house to house examinations of every resident to secure complete returns on taxable property. The law requires personal examination to determine actual property value and ensure full tax returns, with penalties for false declarations and possible prosecution.
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ounty assesmerit
Lina county
avery distact
Maka house
persur
Charles R. Hughes Wins Local Golf Tournament
Charles R. Hughes emerged champion at the Deming links tournament in the Mimbres Valley. Semifinalists included W. H. Orcutt and F. A. Hughes with Sage and Pierce Hughes advancing in playoffs. others in the field were J. G. Watson C. Morgan P. Sate and C. G. Alar.
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CHARLES R. HUGHES
Mimbres Valley
Deming links
Orcutt
C.G. Sage
F. A. Hughes
pennifinais
Charles Hughes
Boge
Pierce Hughes
Charlie
pley
Sage
thes
John GC. Watson
C. 4
Morgan
P. Sate
C.G. Alar
Columbus Citizens Protest Gate A Border Closure
A Columbus citizen group protests a customs ruling to close Gate A at the border each evening after a stated hour and on Sundays. Leaders Charles Powers L M Carr and B R McCullough announced a petition drive to Washington to overturn the decision, finding broad support in Deming and elsewhere.
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Columbus
Charles Powers
L. M. Carr
Tr. McCullough
Washington
customs department
Huxtable Bearup wedding ties two Deming couples
A. J. Huxtable and Laure Bearup wed Sunday afternoon in Deming with Rev Brown officiating. The bride, a Grant County resident, and groom are long‑time Deming residents surrounded by friends. Glen Prowser and Doricea Longbottom also joined in marriage Monday. Led Heal and Vera Veatb, both of Carlsbad, were married last Friday by Rev Walker.
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HUXTABLE
BEARUP
A. J. Huxtable
Miss Laure
Sunay
d. By Brown
Church of Christ
groot
Deming
Grondiie
Daming
Grant county
Glen Prowser
Draricea Longbottom
J. H. Walker
itha Methodist elaireh
Demingy
BEAL-VESt
Heal
Vera Veat
Carlsbad
ware
R Walker
Publication notice on the Wilconian magazine sale
A damaged text fragment announces that the Wilconian magazine is published in Philadelphia and sells for a set price per year. It references public proclamations and Mary announcements about promoting a president’s ideals as per the pralail.
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Wieonian
ttewe
ito
pralail
Mary
pablialind
soma
Wilconian
Philadorphia
Unclear OCR Summary of 1992 Livestock Tax Valuations
Fragmentary text references a 1992 livestock valuation schedule for tax purposes. Mentions Mie Owe and Muxiao conferance, various Aleck organizations and individuals agreeing to follow the shown valuations. The legible parts indicate taxation, assessment methods, and jurisdictional notes.
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OWE
Muxiao
Fistéenine
ItVe
iIngofar
Maxpayer
Masonic Officers for 1922 Installed in Deming Lodge No.12
The Deming Lodge No. 12 A F and A M installed its 1922 officers. Forrest Picller serves as W M with Geo I Schaerer as W Younger, Edw Pennington secretary, Basil L McKinney J D, Charles G Bage D, Herbert D Green treasurer. Other officers include Niles Stramauist, T Sage, H P Oak AI Army king, and more as listed for the year.
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Deming
Deming Lodge
A. F
A. M.Forrest Picller
M. Niles
Stramauist
Schaerer
J. Wi
Pennington
Herbert D.‘Green
Charles G Bage
Basil L. McKinney
J. D
George Brooks
H. Leok
tyler
Doming R. A. Chipter
Robinson
Rhea
A. Lenoir
B. Siw
wen
Ay Tyler
A. J. Tidville
Bwr
ers
Pear Boys Modern Cafe Reopens After Improvements
B Li Walker recently reopened the popular Pear Boys Modern cafe after renovations and additions. The upgrades have boosted patronage at the hotel cafe, reflecting renewed interest and renovations in the establishment.
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B. Li. Walker
es snow
Pinos Altos Tunnel Plan Promises Rich Mining District
The Consolidation will build a two mile tunnel from the Silver City base into the Pinos Altos district of Grant county tapping mines like Silver Hill Langston Pacific Arthon Manhattan Ohio and others. Depth beneath the mountains reaches about 1600 feet with a portal five miles from Broadway and Bullard. The project aims to drain and transport ore by gravity and include a camp site near the portal. The Silver City Enterprise notes mining history repeating itself with other camps like Santa Rita Tyrone and Chino Copper paving the way for Pinos Altos to yield vast gold silver and metals in 1922.
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i “ther iow
Pinos ‘Altos
Silver City
Silver Hill
Langston
Pacific
Arthons
Manhattan
Lapgeton
Homestead
Arizona
Deerfield
Greystone
Mantaka
Valley Key
Manhattan No.2
Aztec
Asiatic
Grey Eagle
Ohio
Pacific group
Akely ba
Finos Aitos
Regine
parthenal
moun- tal
Southwestern Fungitteering Co
Los Angeles
bucer
Recla Divide Mining Co
Silver City Enterprise rite
Pinos Altos
Grant county
Santa Rita
Tyrone
lensere
John M. Sully
Chino Copper company
Chino
Fhelps-Dodge corporation
abnoat
Pinos Altes
Reductions in Shipping Rates on Live Stock by Southern Pacific
The Southern Pacific announces reductions in live stock freight rates between points on its line, effective January 1922, continuing a prior 20 percent cut through December 31, 1921. A 10 percent cut applies to cars and shipments below minimums, with rates expiring June 30, 1922. Minimum charge per car remains $15. intrastate Arizona routes excluded.
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Southern Pacific company
Horson
burron
Arizona
Buick Prices Cut Again by Manufacturer
The Schoept Motor Co a Buick dealer reports the company has cut Buick prices effective January 1 1922 Receiver Sylvester Stenson is in Deming visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J Co Stenahle and Sylvester is engaged in cattle business at Pingknayville Mississippi
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Schoept Motor'Co
Buick automobiles
thea thor
Ars
Schoept
peice
Sylvesters Stenson
odd
J. Co Stenahle
Sylvester ta hoy
Pingknayville
Mise
Cattlemen Threaten to Seek Redress in Court
Prager Miller of Roswell representing the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association and the New Mexico Wool Growers Association complained at Santa Fe last week that livestock were valued at 160 percent of actual value by county assessors. He noted railroads at 70 percent and merchants at 80 percent, warning the livestock growers would appeal to the courts for redress.
City Engineer Morgan Heads to Animas Valley Survey
On a surveying trip, O. B. Morgan city engineer left Wednesday for the Animas Valley to spend several days aiding a client. He was accompanied by Jack Watson who plans to bring back a few coyotes.
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O. BL Morgan
Animas” valley
Jack Watson
lane
Debs Pardoned After Ten Years In Prison
Debs, Eugen V Debs, freed from Atlanta penitentiary Christmas morning, ends ten year espionage act sentence and returns to Terra Haute amid greetings from neighbors. President Harding signals that official action will stand, avoiding challenges that would break faithWith fallen colleagues.
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Eugenie, V. Debn
neveral times
McNinky
oie
Harding
Turmoil Over Forty Thousand Misused at Capitol Building
Investigations sweep New Mexico state offices as questions arise about a $40,000 appropriation from the legislature and alleged misuses involving the capitol custodian board and repairs. Governor Mechem seeks audits of the state auditor and treasurer, while the Taxpayers Association agrees to audit efforts.
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capitol
capitol building
Mechem
Tullus Gerdes
Santa Fe
Capt
Fret Mujler
Muller
Nels Field
Mechemn
State ‘Taxpayers’ Association
Earl Wiley
atute
hia
taxpayers’ association
Asplund
Conway
taxpayers' association
Santa Fe Bank
Herbert Hagerman
the
taxpayers association
treasuree
Hagerman
Jackie Coogan on acting and blessing of youth
Irvin Cobb writes about Jackie Coogan star of The Kid praising his natural talent. He recalls meeting Coogan, calling him a baby genius who acts instinctively without force, noting Coogan’s rare charm and potential to remain an enduring, joyful presence in cinema.
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a. Pletune
Jackie Coogan
Jackie
nouseol
setor
dama
Charles Chaplin
Mr. Chaplin
Will Open Studio For Dramatic Instruction
Dean Fishon a former motion picture director plans to open a series of classes for dramatic and motion picture expression once he secures a suitable location. He previously worked with Goldwyn Studios in Los Angeles and has been a successful screenplay writer.
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dean. Fishon
Dr. Fishon
Goldwyn Studios
Los Angeles
Bankers Indicted in Arizona Bank Failure
Albuquerque receivers sue First National Bank of Albuquerque seeking about 64 000 dollars as part of a case tied to the New Mexico bank failure involving R E Putney Janice Hulott and state bank ties in Albuquerque and Arizona during the period.
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querque bank
theolbrook
State Bank
dailedj
AED
R.E
Putney
Albuquerque
Janice Hulott
derulict bank
First National Bank
Deming Riders Clean Up at Fort Bayard Rodeo
Deming riders dominated the Fort Bayard rodeo weekend attracting large crowds from the region. Lon Barksdale and Jess Thorne placed in the money with a strong showing. Curley and Abdy suffered injuries when a broncho fell. Curley reportedly died later in hospital but was later stated to be recovering.
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FORT BAYARD RODEO
Fort Bayard
Lon’ Barksdale
ghd "Jess" Thorne
Oklahoma
Curley
Abdy
Son
Fire destroys home east of town in ten minutes
A blaze swept through the home of G. PyiLEAMs, located east of town, destroying the property within about ten minutes during the evening. Mrs. Willi and others reported the fire started recently. firefighters battled the flames but the house was a total loss.
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durin
Willi
anene
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