Wonderful Story of Radium and the Woman Who Found It
An article by Dr. Robert Abbe recounts Marie Sklodowska Curie’s ascent from Warsaw student to Nobel laureate. It details her discovery of Becquerel rays, extraction of radium from pitchblende near Carlsbad, and the global impact of her work, including her visit plans to Philadelphia and donation of a quartz piezoelectric apparatus to the College of Physicians of Philadelphia.
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Madame Curie
Bilver
City Chamber of Commerc
Robert Abbe
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Marie Sklodowaka
Pierre
Curie
Carlsbad
Bohemia
Mme. Curie
America
Mme’ Curie
Germany
United States
Mme, Davie
Ciety
College of Physicians of Philadelphia
Bursum Pushes Colorado River Water Plan
Senator Bursum of New Mexico introduced a bill to authorize a commission formed by representatives from Arizona California Colorado Nevada New Mexico Utah Wyoming and the federal government to arrange the use of Colorado River waters for irrigation purposes.
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Washington, D. C
Cominasiod
Arizona
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado River
Bursum
State Supreme Court rules county officers must perform own work
The Arizona Supreme Court holds county commissioners lack authority to hire outsiders for tasks that county officers are elected to perform. In the J.B. Paneher Co. v Grans County case, commissioners contracted to install records for the county clerk and assessor and then refused payment. The suit for 201,590.08 was dismissed at district level and affirmed on appeal. the workers and company principals receive no payment.
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Boards of County Commissioners
Supreme Court
J.B. Paneher Company
Grans County
District Court
Holbrook State Bank
Holbrook, Ariv
Socorro State Bank
Socorro
Byron C. Beal
Haswell
Copper separation shows stronger price level in May and June
The Copper Separation summary notes May and June copper prices firm at 19 cents delivered to nearby destinations, with 13.5 cents in the Mississippi Valley and western markets. Copper Export Association raises European prices to 18.5 to 19 cents fob Hamburg. Japan and Orient destinations quoted 12 to 13 cents. Foreign inquiry is decent, but buyers sell to market. The present level is the highest in five months, with prospects for a slow rise from this base if foreign and domestic demand improves.
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Wall Street Journal
Connecticut Valley
Mississippi Valley
Copper Export Association
I. F
Hamburg
Japan
Orient
Tacoma
Atlantic Seaboard
State Educational Auditor to Visit Lordsburg
John Joerns, state educational auditor, will visit Lordsburg July 15 and 16 per his official Liberal schedule. He urges school boards to exercise strict economy in next year estimates due to the state tax base shrinking by at least fifty million dollars on the 1921 tax roll from reduced corporate property grazing lands and other assessments.
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John Joerns
Lordsburg
A. D
Board of County
Board of Commissioners
Hidalgo County
Lem Spillsbury
Cloverdale
N. M
L. P. McHalffey
Vernon Wright
Valley View
H. J. Medrath
Ney
NWY& Sem
Ney SW
Frank Johnson
A. W. Morningstar
Jean R. Patterson
Crocker
R.E. Buyeus
B. B. Ownby
J. L. Augustine
C. W. Marsalis
R. Ownby
Notice for Public Land Claim in Hachita New Mexico
Mary M. Steen of Hachita NM filed notice of intention to make three year proof on Additional Homestead Entry No 021799 for a parcel in Section 27 Township 31 8 Range 17 W N M P Meridian. Hearing set before United States Commissioner George Edmonds at Hachita NM on August 2 1921 with witnesses Massey Keeton Townsend and Deaton all residents of Hachita NM.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Mary M. Steen
Hachita
N. M. PB
Meridian
George Edmonds
William Massey
Frank J. Keeton
William Townsend
Alfred Deaton
John L. Burnside
Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Washburn at Animas
Department of the Interior Land Office Las Cruces New Mexico notifies Louisa A Washburn of Animas New Mexico that her additional homestead entry filed November 23 1920 for Northwest quarter North half Northeast quarter Southeast quarter and other fractional sections in township 26 range 20 west will be finalized upon proof before Oliver G King United States Commissioner at Animas New Mexico on August 5 1921 Witnesses named Jesse Washburn Charles Weatherby Thomas Robson and Farr Chenoweth all of Animas and Rodeo New Mexico
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Las Cruces
N. M
Louisa A. Washburn
Animas
Ange
Meridian
Oliver G. King
U. S
Jesse Washburn
Charles Weatherby
Thomas Robson
Farr Chenoweth
Rodeo
John L. Burnside
Register
Hidalgo County Board Proceedings June 1921 Lordsburg NM
The Hidalgo County Board met June 6 1921 at Lordsburg New Mexico with Rufus Hmamel as Chairman and St M Reynolds as Clerk. Bills were approved from Wild Animal Fund Salary Fund General Fund Road Fund Transcribing Fund and a two mill special road tax was levied to fund public highways and Federal Aid alignment.
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Lordsburg
New Mixico
Board of County Commissioners
Hidalgo County
Rufus H.mamel
Hubert 8. Ross
St. M. Reynolds
W. H. Graham
Grant County
Grant and
Hidalgo
Grant
State of New Mexico
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THE
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Thos. A. Brown
K. L. Trendt
J. G. Will
A.W. Gradgin
Fred Braidfoot
BE. W. Webb
M. A. Hill
Levion Kerr
Bo Smith
Jack Wood
Hill
RB. M. Reynolds
Tere
Oscar Allen
General Fund
BOS
Jbs
Western Union Tel. Co
Ralph S. Spann
Legal Services
Ro M. Reynolds
J 1. Jordan
Ctfd
Road Fund
Joseph Mortenson
Pet
Duncan Lumber Company
Silver City National Bank
Hollland & Powell
Holland & Powell
A. T. McGhee
Steins
Rufus H. Wamel
KH. M. Reynolds
Roberts & Leahy
Southern Pacific
Scott’s
John
the First National Bank