Notice of final proof by World War veteran in New Mexico
United States Department of the Interior notices John F. Matthews of Hachita New Mexico filed final proof for homestead entry 047707 SE22 SW24 T4S R16W M P Meridian under the August 27 1935 act due to disability. Two witnesses Lauren Hays Arthur Myers and George M Myers Lyles Poe will testify before Notary Thomas E Blauvelt at Hachita on December 12 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
New Mexico
John F. Matthews
Hachita
WN. M. P. Meridian
Thomas E. Blauvelt
Notary
Notice of homestead proof for More E. Burch Lordsburg NM
At Las Cruces New Mexico November 1935 notice is given that More E Burch of Lordsburg NM who on April 16 1932 made homestead entry No 045836 for N 1 4 8E1 Sec 24 NE Sec 25 Township 228 Range 18 W N M P Meridian has filed intention to make 3 year proof to establish claim before Willard F E Holt US Commissioner Lordsburg NM on December 20 1935 claimant witnesses Felix Winslow L A Bradberry Manley B Haley Wesley Merriott all of Lordsburg NM. First published November 15 last published December 13.
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Department of the Interior General Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
E. Burch
Lordsburg
N. M. P. Meridian
Willard FE. Holt
U. S
Felix Winslow
L. A. Bradberry
Manley B. Haley
Wesley Merriott
Paul A. Roach
Dee
Interior General Land Office
General L. White
Township 238
Meridian
Willard F. Holt
Ray Hedley
Elmer Kerr
Eugene Stephens
Barney Wood
N. Mex
T. Brown
W. N. M. P. Meridian
Willard E. Holt
A. S
Co. L. Brown
Frank Corbell
William Hill
Joseph T. Davis
Animas
Thomas E. Blauvelt
Hachita
Albert Lee
Cecil G. Lemons
J. M. Lemons
Coleman Babb
Register
Wesley Garcia
Cloverdale
Henry Snyder
Chas
Woods Jack McKane
Department of the Interior
Oscar H. Richards
Rodeo
Biunel, SE
Niggneyy
Rey
Township
N. M. P Meridian
Paul EB. McCarty
Fieyd L. Maddox
Ene
Newbw
Thomas E. Blauwell
N. M
George Godfrey
N.M. W
N.M. W. C. Fikina, Herbert Young, R. B. Faulkner, All of Hachita, New Mexico
Paula
Roach
Land Claim Filings Notice from Lordsburg and Animas
Notices announce homestead entries by General L White of Lordsburg New Mexico and Far T Brown of Lordsburg with plans to file 3 year proof before district officials in December 1935. Other filings list Joseph T Davis and associates of Animas with similar proof intentions in December 1935.
Notice of Final Settlement in Morningstar estate
In the Probate Court for Hidalgo County New Mexico case No 115 final settlement filed by executrices Hazel A Buvens and Rebecca L Morningstar regarding the estate of A W Morningstar. Addressed to Hazel A Buvens Lordsburg NM and Rebecca L Morningstar Bemus Point NY as devisees and legatees under the will.
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County OF
Hidalgo
State OF
New Mexico
A. W. Morningstar
Hazel A. Buvens
Rebecca L. Morningstar
Lordsburg
Bemus Point
New York
A. W
Notice to heirs of Morningstar estate to Court hearing
Morningstar deceased estate notify all interested that January 6, 1936 at 10:00 AM at the Hidalgo County Clerk office Lordsburg New Mexico is the time and place to hear objections to the final account and report of the executrixes and determine heirship and distribution. Attorney for executrixes is W B Walton Silver City NM. (SEAL) CLAUDE EB WOOD County Clerk. First publication Nov 29 last Dec 20
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Morningstar
Lordsburg
Hidalgo County
New Mexico
W. B. Walton
Silver City
Homestead Claims Filed in Cloverdale Rodeo and Animas Areas
Oscar H Richards of Rodeo and Wesley Garcia of Cloverdale file three year proofs for land entries in Sections 11, 1, 12 and 14 across Townships 34 8 and 31 18 with witnesses named in Rodeo and Hachita New Mexico. Notices indicate hearings set for January 3 1936 before U S Commissioner and associated notary and register postings. Inland community announcements include Mrs Jack Heather transporting her mother Corrie Redus to Lordsburg for a brief visit.
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Jack Heather
Willcox
Corrie Redus
Lordsburg
Thanksgiving program and community events in Virden
The M I A presented a Thanksgiving program with songs prayers and a sermon by Verilin Anderson. Event highlights include a dance after the day’s activities, a bridal shower for Kenneth Watson, and local families returning home for the holidays to Virden and nearby towns.
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J. E. Payne
Verilin Anderson
Pearl Tenney
Dorothy Jones
Mina Brown
Ronda Lunn
Reading
Emma Jean Jones
Leela Patten
Riddles
Silver City
Lavar Lines
Virden
Gila College
Junior Merrell
Las Cruces
Irma Stewart
Safford
Katie Merrell
Miami
Mis
Bartley McDonald
McDonald Ranch
Tom Crumb
Pranklin
Myrtle Tenny
Emma Jones
Carl Andersen
Mesa Temple
Phoenix
Church House
A. D. Payne
Harvey Watson
Kenneth Watson
William Johns
Franklin
Ted Payne
Steve Jirush
George Richins
Supreme Court Action Won't Stop Rice Tax Payments
The Supreme Court issued a temporary injunction against collecting the rice processing tax, but this will not affect Agricultural Adjustment contract benefit payments. The issue remains whether the district court properly lacked jurisdiction to bar enjoining the tax under Article 3224 and the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Martin G. White
Department of Agriculture
Rickert Rice Mills, Inc
United States District Court
Louisiana
District Court
Chevrolet introduces an entirely new braking system in 1926 model
Chevrolet unveils a hydraulic four wheel braking system with articulated brake shoes and linkage. Front wheel cylinders are larger than rear, providing stronger front braking and weight transfer compensation. The design aims for even wear, simple adjustment, and hand brake actuation of both rear shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Lanterns Guard Turkeys Against Western Coyote
Farmers across the Great Plains protect turkeys from coyotes by placing lighted lanterns on poles at night. Coyotes avoid light and fear unusual objects, while tin can devices also deter them temporarily. Mrs Richard Norris and Mrs Minnie Blake of Hachita were in town on business Saturday.
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Great Plains
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Richard Norris
Minnie Blake
Hachita
Turkish Towels Vary in Wear and Quick Drying Qualities
A study by the U S Bureau of Home Economics finds towel quality in Turkish cotton depends on price and construction. Heavier thicker towels last longer but dry slower. cheaper towels dry skin quicker but wear out sooner. Prices ranged from 14 cents to 150 dollars, with 22 by 44 inch size used for testing.
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Price
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
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