Community Notes and Events Across Animas Area
Recent rains aid regional gardens and farms as residents plan new plantings. Local dances drew crowds despite heavy rain. Visitors include Mrs Brady of Douglas and relatives of Animas residents. Interstate Commerce Commission approves a five cent to two cent mile fare cut for western rail lines effective July 1. pilots plan a 45 percent reduction from present rates for a six state corridor. Mrs M G McDonald of Virden dies. survivors include sons Bartley Taylor John and Rob Mortensen.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Felix S. McGinnis
M. G. McDonald
Virden
Bartley and
Taylor
White Signal
John
Rob ‘Mortensen
Mrs. Tucker
Vinden
Horace Gordom
Red Rack
Low Rail Park Sought by S P Wins Approval
Approval of Southern Pacific's application for a basic one way coach and tourist sleeping car fare of two cents per mile advances. The filing requests a low rail park plan as part of the transportation fare structure.
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LOW Rail Park
S. P
Southern Pacific
Whale Shrimp Link Revealed In Ocean Food Chain
A long article traces how shrimp fuel whale diets, detailing how diatoms feed shrimp and whales, and notes Gulf Stream warmth boosts shrimp abundance. It suggests scientists study why whales favor shrimp and offers a shrimp and pineapple gelatin mold recipe as a whimsical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery Ll
Atlareti
Gulf Stream
Arctic
Parl Turpin Returns From Navy Furlough to San Diego
Parl Turpin arrived back in San Diego after a ten day navy furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Nelton and family and Jim Clark from Bowe Ariz visited Mr. and Mrs. John Turpin. Bart Rhodey and children visited the Turpins this week as housewives order Lordsburg.
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Parl Turpin
Navy
San Diego
al Ormia
Nelton
Jim Clark
Bowe, Ariz
Mrr
Bart Rhodey
John Turpin
Do not shoot rabies suspected dogs, urge proper handling
An account urges New Mexico police not to shoot sick dogs suspected of rabies. It advises keeping animals confined a week to observe paralysis, or shipping heads to the state lab in Albuquerque for a definite test, to avoid costly treatments and public risk.
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State Laboratory
Albuquerque
New Mexico
State of New Mexico Applies for Land Survey
Notice is given that the State of New Mexico has applied for the survey of lands including all of T 2 S R 18 W and all of T 25 S R 21 W, plus the unsurveyed portion of T 27 S R 21 W.
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State of
New Mexico
State may dispose unselected lands after sixty days
A Santa Fe notice states the State may select lands for sixty days under a Congressional act of August 1, 1894, and after expiration lands may be disposed under general laws. It notes this does not affect adverse settlements. Dated June 23, 1933, Governor Arthur Seligman, first publication June 30, last August 4, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Arthur Seligman
Notice for Publication Rufus H Wamel land claim
Department of the Interior notice from Las Cruces New Mexico dated June 13 1933 states Rufus H Wamel of Animas NM filed intent to prove up a homestead claim on land described in sections Township 2 1 2 S Range 19 W N M P Meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner Willard F E Hott at Lordsburg NM is set for July 21 1933 with witnesses J D Curry S H Strange W A Dunagan and Driscoll Martin all of Animas NM. W B May Register. First published June 16 last July 14
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U.S. Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Rufus H. Wamel
Animas
Eysek
N. M. P. Meridian
Willard FE. Hott
U. S
Lordsburg
J. D. Curry
S. H. Strange
W. A. Dun
Notice of intention to make 3 year proof on land claim
Jose ph R Pettitt of Red Rock New Mexico filed notice of intention to make 3 year proof to establish his homestead claim on public land described as Lots 1 2 3 4 E W SE NE S NW SW Section 16 Township 16 S Range 14 W N M P Meridian before Willard E Holt U S Commissioner at Lordsburg New Mexico on July 71 1933 F L Blalock Earl Chambers both of Red Rock New Mexico James Cloudt Rec Croom both of Duncan Ariz V B MAY Register Pub June 16 Last Pub July 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Joseph R. Pettitt
Red Rock
New Mex
Township
Range
W. N. M. P. Meridian
Willard E. Holt
U. S
Lordsburg
F. L. Blalock
Earl Chambers
James Cloudt
Rec Croom
Duncan, Ariz
B. May
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Jay Brady
Douglas
Brittain
LeRoy Cox
American Legion
Actimas
Willie Kyle
Phoenix
Anna Mae Yarbrough
Driscoll Martin
Agnes Dunagan
el Paso
Natalie Thompson
Walter Adams
Hormey Dunagan
W. H. Brittain
Jim Short
Rucker Canyon
Short
Hachita
Ben Munda
Gray Ranch
Junior
Daniel Dunagain
Anna Mae Yarlrough
Ouida Smith
Yarbrough Ranch
Bill Perry
Lucille Gee
Joe Yarbrough
Kirby and
Snow
S:ip
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Tucson, Ariz
Phoenix, Ariz
Bowie
Yuma
Rgst
Clags Readinip
H. Daniels
S. BP
Goodyear Pathfinder
Goodyears
Goodyear
The
Reliable Motor Company
Trac Ty
Goodye
Reliable Motor CO
Ford Sales and Service
Service
Delicatensen
W. B. May
Register
Texaco
PEX Parts CO
Helen F. Dorrance
Lordsburg, N. M
BE. Ravens
Rh. M. Reynolds
Lordsburg Land
Hawley & Wawley
Dowglas
12Th Street
Aris
Hox 4
Texas
CiIic
DES
Austin
Physicians & Surgeons
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Rose Stengele
A. W. Morningstar
Lordbburg
Fowler Truck Line
Tex
Main
Lordse
A. FL & AM
H.W. Conder
W. M. Geo
P. Jefpus
Lordsburg Guaranty Abstract Company
L. &. Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Stengele
R. M. Reynolds
Railroad Club
the Railroad Club
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