Notice for Publication General Land Office Las Cruces 1937
Leonard Tyler of Animas New Mexico filed notice of intention to make 3 year proof to establish his homestead claim on land described in entry 046819 in Section 4 Township 26 S Range 20 W. The proof will be before Thomas F Blauvelt United States Commissioner at Hachita New Mexico on December 28 1937 Witnesses are Fred Kerr Tom Davis D A Lee and Walter M Almond all of Animas New Mexico. Registered Paul A Roach first published November 19 last published December 17.
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General Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Leonard Tyler
Animas
N. Mex
N. M. P. Meridian
Thomas F Blauvelt
United States
Hachita
Fred Kerr
Lordsburg
Homestead Final Proof Planned by Theresa Huntley at Hachita
Department of the Interior notice from Las Cruces New Mexico dated December 3 1937 states Theresa E Huntley of Hachita NM has filed a three year proof for her 1934 homestead entry No 049595 in Ni Sec 10 N Sec 11 T 278 R 16 W P Meridian. Proof set before United States Commissioner Thomas E Blauvelt at Hachita NM on January 21 1938 with witnesses Garland Livingston Mary V Livingston Henry Mangold and W A Whey of Hachita NM.
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Department of the Interior General Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Theresa E. Huntley
Hachita
N Mex
W. N. M. P Meridian
Thomas E. Blauvelt
United States
N. Mex
Garland Livingston
Mary V Livingston
Henry Mangold
W A Whey
Paul A. Roach
Public Notice for Motor Carrier Permit in Hidalgo County
Bright of Lordsburg New Mexico applies to the State Corporation Commission for a Contract Motor Carrier Permit to haul livestock farm products concentrates or mining equipment in Hidalgo County not in competition with common carriers with special authority. A public hearing is set for December 13 1937 at 10 00 AM in Santa Fe to consider the application.
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All. Bright
Lordsburg
New Mexico
State Corporation Commission of
Hidalgo County
Corporation Commission
Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission, Motor Transportation Department
Don R. Casados
Corn Alone Robs the Soil and Endangers Towns
Secretary Wallace warns that continuous corn and failure to rotate crops erode topsoil and threaten the economic life of the Corn Belt. He says soil fertility loss could erase towns and hurt business districts as erosion worsens. Also notes the Dobbs couple returning to Lordsburg from Las Cruces where Mr. Dobbs works for Banner Mining Company.
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Wallace
Sam Dabbs
Las Cruces
Lordsburg
Mr Dobbs
Banner Mining Company
Southern Pacific Net Income Shrinks Despite Higher Revenues
Hale Holden testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission that Southern Pacific 1937 operating revenues rise by 22 million, while operating expenses climb 27 million and taxes add 5 million. Net income falls by over 15 million after fixed charges, despite service improvements and higher payroll reductions.
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Southern Pacific
Hale Holden
Southern Pacific Company
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Holden
San Francisco
Portland
Los Angeles
Fl Paso
Southern Pacific Transportation System
Apple Recipes folder promotes eight page guide for 29 uses
The Bureau of Home Economics offers a free eight page folder titled Apple Recipes with 29 apple usage ideas across meals and courses. It highlights classics like apple tapioca and apple grown betty and notes methods for applesauce and cider gelatin salad.
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Bureau of Home Economics
New Wrapping Process Lets Cut Flowers Travel Fresh
Bureau of Plant Industry researchers unveil a refrigeration based method to ship cut flowers from California across the continent. Cold air from the stratosphere conveyed through unheated plane baggage compartments heats the blooms to just above freezing, preserving freshness. Flowers are packed in standard boxes, wrapped in wax paper, layered with newspaper, and moistened to retain moisture during transit.
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California
Air Express
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture Scientic
Rocky Mountains
San Francisco
New York
Winter storage method preserves delicate flowers for long transport
Report describes a packing technique using multiple newspaper wraps and insulation to keep flowers from freezing during air rail and road routes. Trials last winter included roses sweet peas freesias gardenias coronations and buttercups with higher winter prices justifying the extra cost. Local items note visits and health updates among Animas Lordsburg and El Paso residents.
Hop breeding slows as hops lack cones impede pollen parent trials
The male hop plant bears no cones, hampering evaluation of pollen-parent quality and delaying USDA and Oregon Experiment Station breeding work. European varieties underperform in U S hopyards, American types underperform in England, yet researchers compile diverse hop varieties hoping to cross for quality and local adaptation. Mr and Mrs W L Adams of Rodeo visited town on Wednesday.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Oregon
England
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