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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1929
Page
4
Unwrap meat immediately upon delivery and place on a clean plate in the coldest part of the refrigerator. A sheet of parchment may cover the top loosely but do not wrap the meat.
The Department of the Interior announces that John B. Smith of Animas New Mexico has filed for final three year proof to establish a claim to land described by various lots and sections in T 20 N R 20 W. The hearing will be held January 10 1930 before Willard Hall U S Commissioner in Lordsburg New Mexico. Witnesses named: W E Davis G M Dunagan J D Atkinson and Frank Miller all of Animas NM.
In the Probate Court of Hidalgo County New Mexico William N Crowe deceased Eugene Montague administrator has filed his final account and report A hearing to determine each claimant interests and distribution is set for January 6 1990 at 10:00 AM in the Lordsburg court house The attorney for the administrator is B P McHartley Lordsburg New Mexico The Probate Clerk BW Soviett signs the notice with dates November 29 and December 20 1029
Raymond Wayne Fuller of Lordsburg New Mexico filed notice of intention to make three year proof on land in Sections 30 and 25 Township 205 Range 24 West New Mexico Principal Meridian. He will appear before A S Commissioner Willard Holt January 11 1930 with witnesses Charles Fuller Charles Martin Milt Jensen J M Harper. First published December 6 with last publication January 3.
State of New Mexico Hidalgo County Probate Court will hold a session in Lordsburg on January 6, 1930 at 10 AM to probate the last will and testament of Robert M. Briel deceased. Judge GEO W. Hanner presiding. County Clerk B E Lovett authenticating. First publication December 6. last publication December 27.
Plaintiffs G W Hanneh seek to quiet title to Lots 7 and 6, Block 4 in Lordsburg Hidalgo County New Mexico against Sallie South and others including unknown heirs and L W Blinn Lumber Co with substituted service. If no answer by Feb 18 1940 default judgment probable. Wilson and Woodbury Silver City NM file for plaintiffs.
Over 1.8 million tuberculous cattle have been removed from U S herds in 12 years due to Department of Agriculture tuberculin testing. Some counties and two states North Carolina and Maine are now modified accredited areas with low disease rates.
Land Office Las Cruces announces Henry C. Washburn of Animas Mexico seeks 6 year proof to establish homestead claim for sections 23 24 25 in township 30S range 21W before J N Sanford at Cloverdale Mex January 11 1930. Names Oliver Caillouette Joe Yarbrough Alfred Fk Yarbrough Ht. Noland listed. W B May Register. First pub Dec 6. Last pub Jan 5.
Stephen H. Strange of Animas New Mexico filed intent to make a 3 year proof on homestead entry No 082818 for multiple sections in Township 27 S Range 20 W and related parcels. Proof to be presented before U S Commissioner Willard K Holt at Lordsburg on January 8 with witnesses W Ballard R H Wamel John Curry and W B Hatfield all of Animas. First published December 18 last through January 10.
John A. Martin of Duncan Arizona, holder of Addl homestead entry 024901 for Lots 3 4 S% NW SW Sec 1 NW Sec 2 Township 188 Range 20W MP Meridian, has filed intention to make three year proof. Hearing before Willard Holt in Lordsburg January 24 1930. Attendees include Charles Fuller Raymond Fuller Will Woren CGC Martin. First pub December, last pub January 10.
The Forest Service reports increases in deer elk and other big game on National Forests as of December 31 1928. Deer rose 47400 to 748000 while elk climbed to 76200 and mountain goats reached 19000 with moose down to 6970.
It is a mistake to let beef cows in the breeding herd lose weight in fall and winter. Silage and legume hay form a good winter base. If legume hay is unavailable, provide protein concentrates like cottonseed or linseed meal. Cows with calves need more feed than dry cows.
An inexpensive, practical calf fattening setup requires a small well fenced lot a shed with a good roof feed troughs hayracks and a water trough. Each calf needs about twenty square feet indoors and two to three times that much outdoor space. muddy lots should be paved or roofed or kept dry with ample bedding and a dry night bed, with cold wind protection in the North.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics of the U S Department of Agriculture after twelve years of farm products inspection cites color as the most important factor in selling fruit. Other quality factors include size maturity and defects from insects disease improper packing and rough handling.
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