Notice of Final Proof for Homestead in New Mexico
Linden Croom of Duncan Arizona filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land in Township 178 Range 20 West N M P M Meridian. Hearing before United States Commissioner Willard E Holt at Lordsburg New Mexico on December 11 1936. Witnesses Cleo Goodner James Waddell Rec Croom and James Kelley all of Duncan Arizona. First published November 6 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior General Land Office
Las Cruges
New Mexico
Linden Croom
Duncan
Arizona
Nsw
N. M. P. M. Meridian
Willard E. Holt
United States
Lordsburg
Cleo Goodner
Ariz
James Waddell
Ariz Rec Croom
James Kelley
Paul A. Roach
Land Claimants File for Final Proof at Lordsburg
Two notice entries list homestead applicants in New Mexico and Arizona. Nelson A Latham of Steins seeks three year final proof for land in Secs 20 21 28 29 T248 R21W NM before Willard E Holt on Dec 24 1936 with witnesses Henry Robinson Guy Robinson Leo Bates C G Perry. Evelyn Freestone Harris widow of Milton Freestone of Kingman AZ seeks final proof for land in Sec 11 Sec 10 T18S R21W NM before Willard E Holt on Jan 8 1937 with witnesses Edward Lunt K H Freestone Robert Zumwalt Perry Butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior General Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Nelson A Latham
Steins
Sey New
W. N . P. Meridian
Willard E. Holt
A. S
Lordsburg
Henry Robinson
Guy Robinson
Leo Bates
C. G. Perry
N. M
Paul A. Roach
Lordsburg Man Files Final Proof Claim in 1937
Cyrus R. Meyer of Lordsburg New Mexico filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead entry for multiple sections in Township 225 Range 18 W New Mexico. The filing is before Willard E Holt at Lordsburg on January 15 1937 with witnesses Eibert Jones Bert Eckert Pasual Diaz and R M Reynolds. First publication December 4 Last publication January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior General Band
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Cyrus R. Meyer
Lordsburg
Neyne
Newuse
Township
Meridian
Willard E. Holt
United States
Tordsburg
Eibert Jones
Bert Eckert
Pasua] Diaz
R. M. Reynolds
Paul A. Roach
Register
Homestead Entry Notice for Richins in New Mexico
Marland L Richins of Virden New Mexico post office Duncan Arizona filed Homestead Entry No 044863 for SWY Section 14 SE% Section 15 and Ni Sestiorr 22 Township 18 S Range 21 W N M P M Meridian with intention to scribd before Willard F B Holt January 15 1937. Also listed are R L Firestone F F Mennell Monten and Robert Zumwalds all of Duncan Arizona Paul A Roach Register. Mrs Betty P Williamson left Tuesday for Long Beach California to visit her daughter. Mesdames Joe Yarbrough and Geo Upshaw of Animas Cloverdale were in Lordsburg Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior General Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Marland L. Richins
Virden
Duncan
Arizona
Township
Range
Meridian
Willard FB. Holt
United States
Lordsburg
R. L. Firestone
Rt. 1
F F. Mennell
Betty P. Williamson
Long Beach, California
South Texas Winter Travel Highlight on Carveth Wells Show
Explorer Carveth Wells promotes a Southern Texas travel broadcast on December 6 at KTSM from 1 45 to 2 15 PM. He describes San Antonio Texas history at the Alamo Rio Grande Valley and The Lone Star State as a year round recreation hub sponsored by Continental 641.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carveth Wells
Texas
Continental 641 Company
America
Conoco
Alamo
San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Lone Star State
Wells
KTSM
New Power Plant For 1937 Chevrolet Engines
J M Crawford chief engineer of Chevrolet describes an upgraded 1937 engine with bore increased to 4 5 16 inches stroke reduced to 3 3 4 inches and displacement 2165 cubic inches. Compression rises to 6 25 to 1 yielding more power and torque with smoother operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
J. M. Crawford
Crawford
Cranberry Crop Up. Sauce Popular This Holiday Season
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics projects a cranberry harvest of 530 900 barrels for the year up 11 000 barrels from 1935. Cranberries, typically sold in half or quarter barrel lots, will grace tables beyond the holidays as improved growing and marketing bring them to market throughout winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Cranberry Crops Lead States Amid Varied Yields
Massachusetts remains the center of production with an estimated 370 000 barrels, up 38 000 from last year. New Jersey and Oregon each approach last year’s output, while Wisconsin and Washington show declines from prior totals amid regional fire damage and weather effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Oregon
Boga
Bandon
Wisconsin
Washington
Well-Cooled Produce Reduces Heat During Transit
Bureau of Plant Industry scientists explain how refrigeration slows respiration in harvested fruits and vegetables. Precooling and proper transit refrigeration prevent self-heating, keeping carloads like beets and carrots from becoming unushable hot on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Plant Industry
D. F. Pisher
Bureau
Fisher
Texas
California
The
Woods Profitable to Coon Creek Farmers
A Soil Conservation Service study of 118 farms in the Coon Creek Wisconsin area shows farm woodlands yield in one year wood fuel cords worth 4 dollars each, 649 board feet of lumber at 25 per thousand, 41 railway ties, and 259 posts. The average woodland value totals 101.67 dollars with 85 percent used on the farm saving farmers about 14 dollars yearly. Fuel wood equals 914 tons of anthracite coal in heating value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parm
Coon Creek
Wis
Soil Conservation Service
John Pry
Fry
Terraced Field Proves Erosion Control Value Near Mankato
A comparison of two Kansas fields after a rain showed 30 times more soil loss from the unterraced field. Runoff carried muddy water while the terraced field yielded clear outflow. terraces stored water in subsoil. The Soil Conservation Service cites terraces as essential with good crop rotations and tillage. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Ray Hoggett Animas and others in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Kans
Boil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Thanksgiving Observed with Program and Dance in Virden
Thanksgiving in Virden included a 10:00 am program and a large nighttime dance. Local residents and visitors from Tuc son Pasadena and Douglas shared in the holiday, with many traveling and returning for events and visits.
Pinon Trees Studied For Crop Improvement
Half a million dollars are paid to pinon nut pickers annually. Experiments test thinning pruning and soil water conservation to boost yield and bear in the years ahead. Indians and Mexicans gather most nuts. trees grow on drought prone SW plateaus and juniper wood lands. Mrs Engberg leaves Friday for Oklahoma City and Mrs Ritchie and three children depart for Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Forest and Range Experiment Station
Minges
Social visit notes in El Paso and San Cruces
Mesera, Tommie Taggart and Jr Jones spent the weekend in San Cruces while Mr and Mrs G P Jeffua were visitors in El Paso over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesera
Tommie Taggart
Jr Jones
San Cruces
G. P. Jeffua
el Paso
Mrs Sam P Putton and Margaret Holt Thanksgiving Guests
Mrs Sam P Putton of El Paso and Miss Margaret Holt and Bert Weiler of Safford Arizona visited Willard E Holt during Thanksgiving. The note mentions selling Christmas goods at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam P. Putton
el Paso
Margaret Holt
Herbert Weiler
Safford, Ariz
Willard E. Holt
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Woods
Valley View
Knox
Kl Paso
Bill Tooley
Mgr
VICE
Los Angeles
Dallas
Motor Freight
Singer
M. A. Cain
Deming Hollen Hotel
Jawsey & Hawley
Aed
el Paso Smelters
12Th Street
Douglas, Ariz
Inc
Jack Heather
Poshuerg
M. H. Conner, W. M. Geo. P. Jefpers
Hee
RM. Reynolds Notary Public
ACE
Lordsburg Land and Investment Company
BL Austin
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Call Peterson
Hollen
R. E. Buvens
Mger
M. Baldwin
Silver City
Fowler Truck Line
el Paso, Texas
Fl Paso
Harold E. Scofield
Equitable Life Assurance Y
P. O. Box
Lordsburg, N. M
Hidalgo Hotel
Avery
Evelyn Freestone -Harria
Miton Freestone
Kingman
N. M. PM
Edward Lunt
K. H. Freestone
Robert Zumwalt
Perry Butcher
Arizona. Co. GC
Monten
Robert Zumwalts
Ist
Joe Yarbrough
Geo Upshaw
Animas and
Cloverdale
Arnolds Dairy
South Texas
Brewer Cranberry Crow
Mrs
Ray Hoggett
Animas
Barney Wood
Mrs. Crawford Mearns
Barbara Jean
Mrs. R. B. Ownby
Douglas
Virden News
Vern Busbee
Ethel Mortensen
Tucson
Patrick O'Neil
Pasadena
Calif
O'Neil
Pauline Poe
Verlin Anderson
Miami
Lava
Benwood Fields
Mr. Fields
Mr Fields
Rachel Jensen
Verna Merrell
Ralph Clark
Office of
Community Public Service
Vera B. Riggles
Mrs. RB Ownby
Grace Conner
Albert Posner
Mr Posner
Deming
Jack Hoggett
Joe Engberg
Priday
Oklahoma City
James Ritchie
Pt. Worth, Texas
Portland Cement Association
Norwood
Austin
Claude Spears
Hot Springs
Ark
Hanch
Ntal Oil CO
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