New Mexico Cotton Seed Import Ban Enforced
The New Mexico College of Agriculture urges growers to save local seed for planting next year. President Kent cites higher germination and better suitability of native seed than imported stock. Quarantine Order No. 3 restricts cotton seed from eastern states, backed by state growers and opposed by seed salesmen.
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New ‘Mexico College of Agriculture and ‘Mechanic Arts
Kent
New Mexico
The
Agricultural College
Will Irrigate 43 Acres With 10 HP Engine
Fd Bauman reports drying costs for pumping last season at about 6.50 per acre while planning 45 acres for next spring. He intends to irrigate 45 acres, including 25 cotton 10 alfalfa 7 beans and an acre of fruit trees, using a 10 horsepower engine in a 15 foot deep excavated bottom.
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Fd Bauman
Bank Statement for Lordsburg NM December 31 1924
The proof shows assets and liabilities of a New Mexico bank at year end 1924 with figures for loans deposits reserves and securities. It lists cash in vault U S government securities and miscellaneous assets, plus capital stock surplus and undivided profits. The document is signed by cashier G L Ross and vice president J R Jones of the Bank of Duncan.
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Lordsburg
New Mexico
Federal Reserve Bank
U. 8
County of Hidalgo
Ss. I
G. L. Ross
J. R. Jones
Bank of Duncan
Michigan
Spreves
Arizona
United States
Red Rock
Louch
General Greenway Relies On Wife In Armistice Day Car Stall
Gen John Greenway, famed southwest figure and vice presidential nominee hope, recalls a Silver City Armistice Day moment when his car refused to move. Traffic officers demanded action until a second officer recognized the general and allowed the stalled vehicle to stay in place, noting they knew his wife.
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John €. Greenway
Southwest
New York
Silver City
Bennett
Benett
Notice for Publication in Lordsburg New Mexico 1925
Department of the Interior U Land Office in Las Cruces announces George H Cureton of Lordsburg NM filed intent to prove final three year proof for Homestead En vy No 014606 on lands described in T 20 S R 17 W and T 24 S R 7 W. Hearing set February 3 1925 before U S Commissioner Willard E Hon. Witnesses A W Cureton W F P Gilbert Felix Jones J C Brock all of Lordsburg NM.
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George H Cureton
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Wange
N.M.P. Meridian
Willard E. Hon
United States
A. W. Cureton
W. F P. Gilbert
Felix Jones
J. C. Brock
Nemedia Abcurate
Time extended to remove fences on public lands in NM
Santa Fe reports the grazing bill in Congress pauses fence removals on public domain until the end of the current session. Commissioner Spry in Washington sent word that no executive order suspends action, granting three more months of grace to cattlemen in New Mexico and Arizona. Large tracts remain illegally enclosed, and the bill aims to allow leases to stock raisers.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Congress
Spry
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
John T. Murphy
New Mexico
Arizona
Bory
Murphy
Land Office Notice of Homestead Proof in New Mexico
Department of the Interior Land Office at Las Cruces announces that Robert iH of Lordsburg New Mexico filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for Northwest Quarter and other described lands in Township 26 West New Mexico Meridian. Proof will be made before United States Commissioner Willard E Holt in Lordsburg on January 11 1926. Witnesses named: Thomas Kerr M A Will Keene Wright and Lee B Keithly all of Lordsburg New Mexico.
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P. Meridian
Bee
Willard E. Holt
United States
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Thomas Kerr
M. A. Will
Keene Wright
Lee B. Keithly
New Mex Nemeciay
Ricara
Hegister
Notice of Intent for Final Three Year Proof in New Mexico
Frantz L. Kicks of Douglas Arizona filed intent to make final three year proof on land described as All of Section 6 Township 4 Range 2 West S M P Meridian. Proof to be made before U S Commissioner Paul E B McCarty at Rode o New Mexico on January 27 1926. Claimants listed Davis McDonald Lee Ramsey Forest A Jerry Solomon L McDonald all of Douglas New Mexico.
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Department OF the Interion
U. S& Land Office
Law Cruces
N. M
Frantz L. Kicks
Douglas
Arizona
Jauge
S. M. P. Meridian
Paul EB. MecCarty
Hite
Rodeo
New Mexieo
Davis Mcdonald
Lee Ramsey
Porest A. Jerry
Solomon L. McDonald
Douglas Arizona
Land Entry Notice for Final Proof in Rodeo New Mexico
Notice of intent to make final three year proof for Homestead Entry No 5100 by Bevid C. Fauta of Rodeo New Mexico. Before U S Commissioner Paul B. McCarty at Rodeo on February 6 1925. Witnesses include Robert G Chenowth Charles A Chenowth Wells Love all of Rodeo.
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Weill
the First National Bank
Gallup
Lordsburg Mercantile
Lordsburg Mercantile CO
Drug Department
First National Bank
U. S
M. Reynolds
My Co
Southiwest
Greenlee County
State of
Safford
Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Duncan
Clifton
Morenci
General Greenway
Department of the Interior
U. Land Office
Las Crules, N
Register
Nemedia Ascarate Fee
Las Cruces
Bevid C. Fauta
Township 27
Range
NM. P. Meridian
Paul B. McCarty
Robert G. Chenowth
Chas. A. Chenowth
Wells
Alve 4
Love
Nemecia Mon Otis
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