Local Oilers Shut Out Roswell In Doubleheader
Hobbs Phillips Oilers dominated Roswell Redbirds in a Sunday doubleheader at Roswell under clear skies. They won 9-0 in seven innings and 5-0, turning five double plays. Burleson starred at short, with fast Hobbs defense and solid pitching from Morris and Smith.
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Roswell
Hobbs-Phillips Oilers
Roswall Redbirds
Oilers
Hobbs
Redbirds
Morris
Smith
Burleson
Terri
Desert lands sale notice from New Mexico lands office
The notice announces a land sale under special legislation with terms including interest and penalty waivers, reserved minerals for the State, and the right to reject all bids. Dated Santa Fe New Mexico April 29 1935 with public notices published May 3 1935 and last on July 12 1936. D. C. Berry is treasurer of Lea County.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Frank Vesely
Public Lands
Tax Payers Urged to Use 1935 Tax Saving Law
Notice urges taxpayers to pay 1934 taxes in full by June 15 1935 to avoid interest or penalties and to settle delinquent 1933 and earlier taxes by December 1 1935 under the 1935 special tax law.
Public Land Sale Offer in Lea County New Mexico
The Commissioner of Public Lands announces a sale or 1 to 20 year leases for a 40 acre tract in the Grimes Addition near Hobbs. Bids start at 10:00 AM July 29 1935 at the Lovington Courthouse. A 5 percent bid deposit due. remaining balance may be paid over 30 years at 4 percent interest or paid in full.
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Office of Commissioner of Public Lands
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Lovington
Léa County
Grimes
Hobbs
Sheep Sanitary Board Rerecords Marks in New Mexico
The Sheep Sanitary Board of New Mexico announces a 90 day window for sheep owners to re record or cancel marks and brands in Albuquerque. A March 27 1935 resolution requires re recording to clear obsolete duplicates before cancellation and possible reassignment.
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State of
New Mexico
The
Sheep Sanitary Board
Oues
Tom Snell
State of New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission Notice
Public notice issued under Chapter 72 of the 1935 session laws regarding the creation and authority of the Oil Conservation Commission of New Mexico and related publication requirements.
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State of New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission
State of New Mexico
Oil Conservation Commission of
By Mexico
Public Hearing on Oil Regulation in New Mexico
Capitol Santa Fe NM June 28 1935 10:00 AM for rules regulations and any propulsion agreements unit operation and cooperative development adopted by owners in any pool interested parties may speak given under seal Santa Fe May 28 1935 Oil Conservation Commission Clyde Tingley Governor Commissioner of Public Lands E H Wells State Geologist Published June 7 1935
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Capitol
Santa Fe
New Mexico
SION
Clyde Tingley
Frank Vesely
E. H. Wells
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Sturdivant
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Roswell Hobbs
D. C. Berry
Lea County
Dodge
Helen Pruett
Hollywood
Velveeta
Lambert Pharmacol Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Dees
Tahoe
Anderson Auto Service
Eee
Sheep Sanitary Board of
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DR RH Beck
Torner and
Tayler
Burfau
Rex Theatre
J. L. Schoolfield
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Victor Hugo
Frederic March
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John Beal
Rochelle Hudson, Frances Drake
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