New Mexico Veterinarian Column Addresses Puppy Care
The Liberal column from the New Mexico Medical Association answers reader questions on canine hip dysplasia in German Shepherds and teething in puppies. It explains hip joints can be inherited, recommends responsible breeders, notes x rays reveal the condition, and advises against breeding affected dogs. It also describes a nine month old with two tooth sets, stating deciduous teeth may linger, should be extracted to prevent bad breath and misalignment, and stresses proper bite alignment in a sound mouth.
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New Mexico Medical Association
Albuquerque
New
Bowman’s Buttermilk Bread Delights New Taster Palate
A reader recommends Bowman's Buttermilk Bread for its pleasantly different flavor and soft crumb. The note praises its delicious taste and unique tang in a casual reader tip.
Fishing News From Elephant Butte Runoff Update
The note reports Elephant Butte Lake water rise of about 12 to 14 inches in a week and lists fishing prospects. A 54 pound flathead was caught on Friday and bass remains scarce. Crappie slow to fair, bluegill active. live bait with red worms preferred. Elevation 4372.46 feet on June 12, surface 47F, outlet 56F. Caballo and overall acre feet noted.
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Elephant Butte
Elephane Butte
New Mexico Displays Six of Seven Life Zones
The state spans altitudes from 2,820 to 13,160 feet and hosts six of the seven U S life zones: Lower Sonora, Upper Sonora, Transition, Canadian, Hudsonian and Arctic Alpine, illustrating vast ecological diversity.
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New Mexico
United States
Lower
Sonora
Upper
William J. Smith obituary appears in June 1958 notices
Obituary notice published first on June 13 1958 and repeated June 20 1958 for William J. Smith. Details indicate death and public notice of funeral arrangements. Local community records appear in the same period.
Board of Education Seeks Sealed Bids for Mined Paper
Bids due at 6:00 P.M. June 27 1958 for mim eography and other paper with specs from the Superintendent of Municipal Schools. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Lordsburg Municipal School District No 1 secretary and president signatures. First publication June 20 1958 last June 27 1958
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Board of Education
Lordsburg Municipal School District No
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Lordsburg High School
Lordsburg Municipal School District
P. M. Chase
Betty Culberson
Lordsburg Municipal
Lordsburg School District Seeks Athletic Equipment Bids
The Lordsburg Municipal School District No 1 will accept sealed bids for athletic equipment until 6:00 P.M. on June 30 1958. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes to the district office in Lordsburg New Mexico.
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Mary Braidfoot
Undersigne Harber
Heather
Call for Bids for School Equipment
A notice announces bids due by 6:00 P.M. on June 27, 1958 for school equipment. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Notice of Application A-25-5 for Animas Valley water
Notice given that on May 28 1958 Bill Veeck of Animas Hidalgo County New Mexico applied to the State Engineer for a permit to appropriate 457.5 acre feet per year of supplemental shallow groundwater by a 400 foot well to irrigate 152.5 acres in Section 15 Township 26 South Range 20 West New Mexico. The total of all sources may not exceed 3 acre feet per acre per year. Protests must be filed within ten days with proof of service.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Bill Veeck
Animas
County of Hidalgo
State of New Mexico
New Mexico
Animas Valley
State Engineer to consider application on or about June 90 1958
The notice states that unless protests are filed, the State Engineer will take up the application for consideration on or about the 90th day of June 1958. E Reynolds is the State Engineer and the notice was first published June 6 1958.
Notice of Application to Enlarge Water Pumping Permit VV 22
The Farmers Pumping Association of Virden Hidalgo County New Mexico filed with the State Engineer an application to enlarge by 81.9 acre feet per year the shallow waters of the Virden Valley Underground Water Basin using Well VV 22 for irrigating 27.3 acres in Section 33 Township 18 South Range 21 West. The maximum allowed is 3 acre feet per acre per year. Protest and proof must be filed by June 30, 1958.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Farmers Pumping Association of
Virden
County of Hidalgo
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
New Mexico
Virden Valley
N.M.P.M
United States of America
Ancillary Executor Appointed in Parker Probate Case
John Clark was appointed Ancillary Executor of the Agnes Parker estate on May 21 1958 in Hidalgo County Probate No 458. Creditors must file claims within six months of first publication and debtors must settle with the executor or his attorneys J Wayne Woodbury and John F Schaber listed in Lordsburg New Mexico. First publication May 30 1958.
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NOTI
John Clark
Agnes Parker
J. Wayne Woodbury
John F. Schaber
P. O. Box
Lordsburg
New Mexico
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Louver
Mexico
Fishing
the Board of Education of the
Lordsburg Municipal School District No. 1
Lordsburg, New Mex
Ses Mes Ceem Isle
United States Brewers Foundation
State Engineer's Office
E. Reynolds State Engineer
Hidalgo County
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