Probate notices in Hidalgo County New Mexico 1942
In Hidalgo County probate court administrator E M Brickley appointed for the estate of C C Hampton deceased with claims due by law. Dated June 10 1942. First pub June 12 1942 Last pub July 3 1942.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1942
Page
3
In Hidalgo County probate court administrator E M Brickley appointed for the estate of C C Hampton deceased with claims due by law. Dated June 10 1942. First pub June 12 1942 Last pub July 3 1942.
In Hidalgo County New Mexico Probate Court a hearing is scheduled for July 7 1942 at 10:00 AM at the Lordsburg Court House to prove the Last Will and Testament. Interested parties must file objections with the County Clerk before the hearing date.
The Probate Court of Hidalgo County New Mexico names Evan M McGhee deceased as the estate subject. Frederick Fischer announces that creditors must file claims and obtain approval within the legally specified period. Last publication date July 3 1942.
John Cavin seeks court approval of final report and recount for the estate of B H Cavin deceased. Ahearing set for August 3, 1942 at 10 AM in Lordsburg New Mexico Probate Court to determine heirship and ownership with objections heard. Attorney E Forrest Sanders of Lordsburg represents the administratrix.
Multiple Hidalgo County political notices announce candidacies for Probate Judge County Commissioner District 1 County Superintendent of Schools and Tax Assessor. Names include Bill Downey Robert Mortensen and Maryler Pairly with primary date September 12 1942 and emphasis on Democratic nomination.
The document lists candidates for Hidalgo County New Mexico offices to be decided by the Democratic Primary on September 12, 1942. Peter J. Fairly seeks the Clerk nomination, Marshall Fuller for Clerk, Osgar Allen for Sheriff, and Tom W. Wright is a candidate for Assessor alongside Bradberry and Wright in the appeal for the party’s nominations.
Voters are urged to consider the nomination for the Hidalgo County treasure seat in New Mexico. Mrs. Katy Hall seeks support and votes to serve as county treasurer. The campaign emphasizes responsible fiscal management and community service.
Nutritionist Dorothy Y Hanny from the New Mexico Extension Service shares sugar saving tips from Dr Louise Stanley of the US Department of Agriculture. Packing fruit in its own juice reduces sugar needs and emphasizes juicing and preheating for richer flavors. When juice is scarce, use a light syrup, and ensure enough juice to cover the fruit before water bath processing. The Silver City Rodeo Association offers low admission prices to support army service subscriptions and bond sales, with 60c adults in the grandstand and 40c adults in the bleachers.
Silver City hosts its annual rodeo July 3 and 4 with a patriotic parade at 10 AM July 4 at Bullard and Broadway. Forrest Delk directs, with events including bronc riding calf roping and novelty races. An all-woman announcing team debuts, and on-field looks feature amateur cowboys from Southwestern New Mexico.
A new family game called Keep Looking or Go Find the Rubber spreads across the country. Players comb each room for unused rubber items not actually needed and place them behind the goal line at the nearest service station. The drive runs now through June 30 with satisfaction as the prize.
The Hidalgo County Rationing Board calls all retailers of cost of living commodities to file with the board before July 1, 1948 a complete list of items and ceiling prices as of March 1948. It warns that noncompliant sellers must surrender sugar stamps and comply with federal law to receive future supply.
Mr and Mrs HW Taylor and Mrs W Hill left yesterday for a ten day visit to friends and relatives in Shreveport and vicinity. Leynal Minnke at taberat Ofte.
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