Understanding Foot and Mouth Disease Risks and Impacts
The public health service notes foot and mouth disease is not highly fatal in cattle and rarely fatal in humans. It mainly affects cloven-hoofed animals with fever and vesicular eruptions, spreads via exudates and saliva, but is easily destroyed by heat. The disease disrupts milk and beef markets and quarantines, with Peru Pacific rail traffic cited for disrupted freight in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Pubic Health Service
White
Public Health Service
Pacific Coast
Courage and Opportunity in U S Mining Growth
An article lauds courage as key to American development and discusses mining industry challenges after World War I. It cites 1915 US gold output near 101 million dollars, notes byproduct production from copper and lead, and cautions against assuming Western mining resources are exhausted. It mentions the Sacramento convention set for September 29 to October 4 to address industry handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Encouraging Oil Pioneering Amid Tight Supply
The article notes prospective summer consumption at 2.5 million barrels daily, rising production shortfalls, and 823 million barrels total supply with only 75 million stored. It argues that to keep gasoline and petroleum prices low, legislation discouraging large company pioneering and periodic investigations must be curbed.
Peach Crop Ad Campaign Sparks Regional Rivalry
Readers compare fruit quality across states and brands, praising local peaches in Massachusetts and California while dismissing Texas offerings as inferior. A Texas peach is ridiculed as a phony, with editors lampooning national canning and marketing efforts amid playful regional rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Massachusetts
Californ
Tex Hut
Change of mailing address requested for paper shipment
DW Taylor of Los Angeles writes June 6 1924 to Mr Holt requesting his mailing address be changed to 24388 Martie Ave Los Angeles California to avoid missing papers. He expresses attachment to the old town and its people and mentions looking forward to the weekly paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Holt
Martie Ave
Cal
Taylor
Railroads Hit New Traffic Peak Surpassing Last Year
Railroads nationwide report ongoing heavy traffic, with last year’s record volumes surpassed by midyear. Major western systems the Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Santa Fe say year to date totals exceed those of the same period in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Notice for Publication of Homestead Claim in Animas NM
Department of the Interior land Office at Las Cruces NM notices Martha Lester of Animas New Mexico filed for homestead entry proof for land in Section 11 Township 78 Range 19 W N M P Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner in Animas NM on a court date. Witnesses listed J N Lester Zena Lester Sarah Birtong Vel Peterson all of Animas NM. Grant and witness names include NEMECIA ASCARKATE Register. May 2 to June 1.
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Martha Lester
Anlinas
New Mexico
N. M. PB
Meridian
Davia
U, S
Anitiga
J. N. Lester
Zena Lester
Sarah Birtrong
Vel Peterson
Animas
Nemecia Ascarkate
Register
Bankruptcy Notice in New Mexico District Court
In the District Court of the United States for the District of New Mexico. John A. Smith is adjudged bankrupt. Creditors’ meeting before Frank J. Wright in Silver City on June 20, 1924 at 10 a.m. to prove claims and appoint a trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith
Jon A
Sliver City
New Mexico
Jung Ith
In the Good Old Days Tale of Outlaws and a Brother
A narrator recounts an 1804 Arizona New Mexico frontier tale involving the Black Jack gang. He and Alita help a kidnapped heiress, uncover a family ruse, and reveal that Jack is his brother in disguise. The narrative blends outlaw legend with personal fate amid a rugged territorial backdrop.
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Winch
Santa Fe
Black Jack
Guy
Arizona
New Mexico
Alita
Alia
Alta
Alia Alioost
Bie
Ony
Sor
Jack
Mexico
Alla
Ceell
Wright
Brovelit bin
Weally
Alo Eld
Notice of Property Transfer on Mining Claim
L. A. Wrndberry and co-owners claim ownership of the unpatented lode mining claim "19" in Hidalgo New Mexico. They state that Webb has failed to contribute required annual labor and expenditures for 194-94, risking forfeiture to the undersigned per Section 2074. The notice records the date and location and warns of transfer if contributions are not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Webb
L. A
Urent
Vidalgo
Virginia
Eaid
Kw. Webb
Uesus
Ana Atatic Cole
Keeion
Heminli
Ryana
Weupt
A. B
McCarty Files Motion for Final Three-Year Proof
Charles H McCarty of Animas New Mexico filed notice to prove his claim to land described in the 1920 Homestead entry. United States Commissioner Paul McCarty will hear witnesses Albert Pied, John Kick, Amos Taylor and Sparks of Animas on May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H McCerthiy
Aniiuas
New Mexico
M. Meridian
Tas
Estely
Beto
Paul &. McCarty
United States
Commissio
Koden
Onna
Albert, Pieid
John WW. Kicks
Amos Taylor
Sparks
Animas
Nemecia Ascarate
Mey
Kewist
Land Office Notice of Mineral Homestead Application
U. Land Officer Los Cruces New Mexico May 6 1924 notices Jasper S Sanford of Cloverdale Mexico filed mineral homestead under April 14 act He has proof of original entry and is entitled to final certificate and patent upon notice of filing objections Adversely claiming the land must file with the Register U S Land Office at Santa Fe New Mexico by May 15 June 2 1924 to establish their rights
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Jasper S. Sanford
Cloverdale
Mexico
Uee
Register
United States Land Office
Ces
New Mexico
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District Court of the United States
District of New Mexico
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Mack Jack
Chiricahue Mountains
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