State of New Mexico civil process notice 1944
The State of New Mexico to Sarah A Williamson and listed defendants to be served by substitution. The plaintiff sues to quiet title to Lots 1 2 SW 4 NE 1 in Section 5 and Lot 4 in Section 4 Township 19 South Range 21 West Hidalgo County. If you fail to answer by June 16 1944 judgment will be entered. H Vearle Payne attorney. Seal date May 28 1944.
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State OF
New Mexico
Sarah A. Williamson
Florence R. Swafford
Grace Tippets Wright
Cora Tippets Kerr
Nellie Buartcher
Roy Merrill
Harry Day
Courtland F. Day
Eleanor E. Day
Alice Day Mason
Bank of Duncan
Duncan
Arizona
Range
Hidalgo County
H. Vearle Payne
Lordsburg
Justice Threet Seeks Full Supreme Court Term
Justice Threet, appointed June 1 1943 by Governor Dempsey to fill an unexpired term, seeks election to a full term on the Supreme Court. A Las Cruces New Mexico resident for 19 years and former District Attorney, he served overseas in World War II and is 51. He is described as having shown judicial temperment and ability and is urged for favorable consideration to continue in office.
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Supreme Court
Justice Threet
John J. Dempsey
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Supreme Bench
Sheridan
Arkansas
Probate notice for Laura G. Cox estate Hidalgo County
Roy F. Cox has been appointed administrator of the Laura G. Cox estate in Hidalgo County New Mexico. All persons with claims against the decedent must present them legally within the specified period, dated May 12 1944 with first publication May 19 and last publication June 9.
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Laura G. Cox
Hidalgo County
State of New Mexico
Candidacy Announcement for Hidalgo County Probate Judge
A candidate announces seeking the Democratic nomination for Hidalgo County Probate Judge on June 6 to compete for a second term in the primary.
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Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Hidalgo County Officials Announce Primary Candidacies
The Hidalgo County Clerk records announce candidates for county offices in New Mexico. Rachel Atkinson seeks the Treasurer seat, and Mertice Brooks seeks the Sheriff post, both subject to the Democratic Primary on June 6.
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Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Rachel Atkinson
Mertice Brooks
Mileage Reduction in New Mexico War Priorities
The report from District OPA officials notes New Mexico ranked high for auto mileage reductions in 1948 versus 1941 with a 42 percent drop, saving about 340 million miles nationwide. It cites car pooling, reduced essential uses, central waraging, and public carrier use, plus unusual methods like officers on horseback in Utah.
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New Mexico
OPA
Utah
Mississippi
Hell
Hidalgo County political announcements for primary June 6
Public notices announce candidates for Hidalgo County offices. Robert Mortensen seeks County Superintendent of Schools. Katherine Richards seeks re election to the 22nd District seat. H Vearle Payne runs for Justice of the Peace District No 1. C W Marsalis also listed among hopefuls.
Hodges Faces Democratic Primary in Sixth District
Statement from the Office of the District Attorney for the Sixth Judicial District of New Mexico notes action in the Democratic Primary set for June 6. Name Joseph W. Hodges appears as a subject or participant in the proceedings.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
New Mexico
Farmers urged to buy and hold War Bonds after war
The article argues patriotism and self interest will drive farmers to purchase War Bonds to curb inflation, finance food and war needs, and protect farms from postwar price collapses. It warns against land speculation and highlights benefits of bond investment for lower postwar costs and continued employment. U.S. Treasury Department
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Congress
U.S. Treasury Department
Samell
Inauguration of New Jersey Governor Marks Ceremony
Citizens in Rel en New Mexico gathered on April 4 to ride to the polls in a city election using an old stage coach and other horse drawn vehicles as part of a ceremonial call to civic participation.
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New Jersey
Relen
New Mexico
Tire shortage noted despite rationing plan in New Mexico
WL Galles district OPA rationing executive reports after a trip to southern New Mexico that in 1944 civilian use there are 22,000,000 Grade One Tires available but more than 2,000,000 automobiles need them.
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Elyble
WL. Galles
OPA
New Mexico
Automobile stock figures and wartime quotas noted
The OPA report notes fewer than 60 000 new passenger cars in dealers stock, far below February 1942 levels of about 500 000. It stresses quotas and eligibility should be preserved for critical services by police, doctors, and others.
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OPA
Fant
Stamp validity updates across multiple books noted
Readers are advised of new and extended validity for various stamps. Red stamps AX through TS in Book Four gain June validity. Blue Stamps AX through Q8 in Hook Pour jrood extend indefinitely with five more stamps next month. Sugar stamps No 80 and 11 in Book Four remain usable indefinitely. Stamp No 40 covers five pounds of home canning sugar. Sheen Airplane Stamps No 1 and 2 remain valid indefinitely in Took Three. Gasoline Series 11 in A hook wood allows three gallons each until June 2. Inspections are not required for A B and hook holders. Replacement certificates event planned. Do not accumulate tokens. keep them circulating.
Beware of fake nylon stockings sold by peddlers
Officials warn the public about nylon stock stockings offered at inflated prices by peddlers. They report fake nylon stockings circulating in the black market around Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with prices ranging from four to seven dollars per pair.
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OPA
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Farm improvement plan hints at bonds and equipment sale
Fragmentary note suggests government support may fund farm upgrades including equipment disposal and building rundown corrections. The writer urges partnership and budgeting through bonds to realize a desired farm gas plant and activities.
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Hidalgo
Sarah A. Moore
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el Paso
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All American Bus Lines
Uovera
Estiv
Tordsburg Lodge
ALP
A. M
P. M. Chase
W. M. Geo
P. Jeffus
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Lordsburg, New Mexico
D. Reynolds
Lordsburg Land End Investment Company
Texas-Arizona Motor Freight, Inc
Paso
Tucson
Lusk Flower Shop
Silver City, New Mexico
Jose
Penn
L. Pyles
Margaret Fuller
1St
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Office of Justice of the Supreme Court
Martin A. Threet
Roy F. Cox
Percy Brown
R. H. Wamel
L. Fe, Wilkinson
Robert Mortensen
Katherine Richards
H. Vearle Paynf
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Marsalis
Joseph W. Hodges
Uncle Sam
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Firestone
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