Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Proof
Hollis Scarborough of Midland Texas filed intent to make 3 year proof to establish claim on lands in Township 26 South Range 8 East New Mexico Meridian. Proof to be presented before John A. Stuart Jal New Mexico on August 24, 1934. Witnesses include H T Scott and F McCargo of Cheyenne Texas, LeAroy Buffington and Charlie Moore of Jal New Mexico. Public notices run July 20 27 and August 3 10 17.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Hollis Scarborough
Midland
Texas
N. M. P. Meridian
John A. Stuart
Jal
N. Mex
H. T. Scott
F. McCargo
Cheyenne
Tex
LeAroy Buffington
Charlie Moore
Paul A. Roach
Register
Notice for Bids on Hobbs School Truck Service
Hobbs Municipal School District seeks sealed bids by 7 30 p m August 10 1934 for operating school trucks serving Hobbs and New Hobbs districts. Bids may cover one two or three routes Southeast about 23 miles West about 25 miles Southwest about 20 miles with about 55 children per route. Contracts may run one two or three years. Maps available from Arthur Taylor Barber Shop Hobbs New Mexico. Sealed bids due to the secretary at the barber shop by 7 30 p m August 10 1934. Board may reject any or all bids. Published July 20 27 August 3 10 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs Municipal
Hobbs
New
Hobbs Miunicipe
Hobbs Municipal School District Board
Secretary of
Arthur Taylor
New Mexico
Acquittal Echoes in New Mexico's Savage Justice Debate
The Clovis verdict freeing the Bohan nan brothers in Vernon Tate’s killing is hailed as a defense of eye for an eye justice by Averett M. Grantham. Farmers in the Mesilla valley expect over 100000 in new money from beet seed crops across 450 acres, while Eddy County also benefits. The piece notes political caution for be public workers and mocks water quality in northern New Mexico towns, contrasting with the clean springs of the south.
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Bohannan Brothers
Clovis
Vernon Tate
Averett M. Grantham
New Mexico
Mesilla Valley
Eddy County
Frisking Santa Fe Amid Knife Preparations Seen
Old Santa Fe, a city famed for its sword culture, hums with grind stones for knives as tension rises next month. Locals are courteous yet ready to defend, and travelers are urged to inform someone at Lamy before entering the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Lamy
Capitol welfare workers hive swarms across states
The report notes a large cadre of welfare clerks needed in Lea 587, Eddy and Chaves about 2000, Otero 400, Dona Ana 700, with tasks from plugging McMillan reservoir leaks to repairing Tin Cup schoolhouse. Possible use in building a proposed reservoir to stabilize Ruidoso flow. The writing hints at rationalized public aid groups.
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Welfare Workers
Capitol
Lea
Eddy and
Chaves
Otero
Dona Ana
McMillan Reservoir
Tin Cup
Santa Fe notes millions jobless amid summer slowdown
Santa Fe points to over ten million men unemployed in the country and to relief work that may extend for a year or more, highlighting economic strain during the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Santa Fe reviews state projects and roads in clipping brief
Santa Fe observes state activity with pride in Carlsbad Caverns becoming a paying attraction and a $2,000,000 advance highway funding plan. It notes Highway 70 improvements from Texico to Clovis and Organ Pass, while missing some routes, and supports resuming taxes on the La Joya land grant in Socorro County after a Supreme Court halt.
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Santa Fe
A. E. Menany
National Prak Service
Carlsbad
Malaga
Texico
Las Cruces
Albuquerque
Cruces
Organ
White Sands
Alamogordo
Tularosa
Agency Line
Portales
Clovis
Roosevelt County
Great la Joya
Socorro County
Supreme Court
Quincy B
Cate
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America
Parent-Teachers’ Association
C. S. Stone
Allen P. Terrill
Renovize
DR RH Beck
Turner and
Tayler
Hotel McCoy
el Paso, Tex
Reems With
Obie St. Chisage
Iyene
R. W. Sanders
Parent Teachers’ Association
Thompson Hardware Co., Inc
Tucumcari
Roswell
Artesia
Hobbs Newa
Prana Ae
San
San Francisco
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