Lovington NM Sealed Bids Sought for Yarbro Elementary Complex
Legal notice announces Lovington Municipal Board of Education invites sealed general construction bids for Yarbro Elementary School Gymnasium and PE Building in Lea County New Mexico. Bids due 3 00 PM Mountain Time September 8 1955. Plans and specs via Schaefer Merrell & Associates Clovis NM with $50 deposit refundable to actual bidders. Bid security 5 percent. contracts awarded in one package. Right to reject bids reserved. Published August 16 23 30 and September 6 1955 Lovington Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Schaefer, Merrell & Associate Architects
Clovis
New Mexico
Schaefer, Merrell & Associate
Lovington Municipal Board of Education
Lea County
John Easley
Hobby Gann
Notice of water permit change and divorce suit in Lea County
State Engineer's Office announces application by W O Dunlap Jr of Tatum Lea for a permit to change location of shallow well L-289 A to irrigate 50 acres, limit 3 acre feet per acre annually. Also in Lea County court, Sadie Kendrick sued by John Kendrick for divorce and custody with community property trust for the minor Robert Kendrick. default judgment date set October 10, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
W. O. Dunlap, Jr
Tatum County
Lea
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
New Mexico
Nwiseiswi
Township
N.M.P.M
Nemwisw
Section
Township 12
N. M.P
Sadie Kendrick
Robert Elkin Kendrick
L. George Schubert
P. O. Box
Hobbs
A. D
W. M. Beauchamp
Lovington
Judgment Seeks Sale of 1948 Dodge Pickup in Hobbs NM
A court judgment of 123 dollars and 34 cents with 6 percent interest since 1949 leads to a public auction of a 1948 4 return Dodge pickup truck, serial 83295315. Constable A. L. Conner will auction at Doran Chevrolet at 114 South Turner Street, Hobbs, New Mexico, on September 9, 1955 at 10:00 AM to satisfy 168 dollars 85 cents plus sale costs and storage charges.
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Agnes K. Head
V. F. Irvin
Doran Chevrolet Company
South
Turner Street
Hobbs
New Mexico
A. L. Conner
Notice to Protest Water Rights for 50 Acre Move
The 50 acres will be moved from shallow ground water to support irrigation. protests by any person firm association state or federal government must be filed within ten days after the last publication. The State Engineer will act on or about September 16 1955 if unprotested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New Mexico
United States of America
S. E. Reynolds
Lovington
Notice to Creditors in Insull Ancillary Estate
In the Probate Court of Lea County New Mexico Stanley Stuart Mills named Ancillary Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Martin John Insull Deceased asks all creditors to file claims within the legally prescribed period. Claims should be filed with attorney L George Schubert 115 East Dunham Street Hobbs NM 88240. Leader August 30 September 6 13 20 1955.
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Lea County
State OF New Mexico
Martin John Insull
Stanley Stuart Mills
New Mexico
L. George Schubert
East Dunham Street
P. O. Box
Hobbs
Lovington Leader
Polio Epidemic Sets Massachusetts Record This Year
United Press reports 57 new polio cases today in Massachusetts bringing total to 1961 for the year, surpassing the 1916 peak. Officials note a drop from yesterday's 81 cases and say the epidemic peak has passed.
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United Press
Massachusetts
Demand for High Standards to Save the Masses
The piece argues for imposing powerful, actual standards of excellence as prerequisite for saving the masses. It contends that without clear, rigorous benchmarks, people cannot be saved and that leadership must establish these norms.
72 Percent in Favor of Wool Promotion
Washington reports preliminary producer referendum results show more than 72 percent in support of a wool and lamb promotion plan. The program deducts from 1955 incentive payments to fund advertising and market development activities, with one cent per pound from shorn wool and five cents per 100 pounds from lamb and yearling payments.
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Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Russians In Texas To Buy Prize Cows
Three Russian farm experts will visit two Texas ranches in San Antonio and Luling to negotiate for Santa Gertrudis cattle. R. W. Briggs of the Broken X Ranch will host them at his ranch and then at Luling Foundation. The buyers are Youri Goulabash Dimitri Koustuchin and Georgi Bolshakov.
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Texas
San Antonio
R. W. Briggs
Luling Foundation
Santa Gertrudis
Youri Goulabash
Dimitri Koustuchin
Washington
Georgi Bolshakov
Tass News Agency
Grandmother Earns B A Degree at Pan American College
Mrs. Eula Monk Horner 68, who left high school in 1907, received her bachelor of arts degree at Pan American College Edinburg during summer commencement. She moved from Harrison Arkansas to Edinburg in 1925 with husband J W Horner. she pursued education after years raising a family and aiding in the dry goods business. She was the oldest of 49 candidates for bachelor’s degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Tex
Pan American College
Eula Monk Horner
Harrison, Ark
J. W. Horner
Yellville
Arkansas
600 MPH Target Planes Soon Ready
Holloman Air Development Center announces a turbojet driven Ryan Firebee target drone capable of 600 mph. Unlike older drone targets, the Firebee is radar controlled and 1800 pounds, launched from aircraft or ground via Jato rockets for use by all three services.
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Holloman’ Air Development Center
Holloman Air Development Center
Pakistan's new ambassador to US brings second wife
In Washington the Pakistan ambassador plans to bring one of his two wives, easing protocol concerns in the capital. Previously Mohammed Ali, former Pakistan prime minister, faced scrutiny as he could have two wives under Moslem law, but the current envoy will bring wife number two while wife number one stays home.
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Pakistan
Washington
Mohammed Ali
United States
Ali
Right Method Tenderizes All Meats
The text states that all meat becomes tender with the proper cooking method and that low temperatures suit all meats. It adds that fat and lean portions of less demanded cuts hold the same nutritive value as those from popular cuts, presenting these claims as basic to meat cookery.
None are more helplessly en slaved than those who fairly believe they are free
Quote attributed to Goethe on freedom and bondage, emphasizing that self deception about liberty can imprison the mind and suggests vigilance against imagined autonomy.
Home Movies How to Shoot and Show at Home
A guide by John Van Guilder encourages families to use 8mm and 16mm film to create continuous, story driven home movies. It covers sequencing, pacing, distances, and planning to project to larger groups without losing essential parts of the narrative.
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John van Guilder
Anti Striker Lands In Jail In Chicago Picket Clash
Mrs. Esther Quigley joined a picket line to back her anti strike campaign at a Chicago steel plant. She clashed with union officials and tossed milk at a local union executive, resulting in disorderly conduct charges for both she and the official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Esther Quigley
Quigley
Chicago
CIO
George Barnes
Chicago Labor Detail
Qui
Bats Die by Thousands at Carlsbad Caverns
Park officials report thousands of bats dying near Carlsbad Caverns with no clear cause. Naturalist T Homer Blake cites widespread insecticide spraying by farmers as a possible toxic factor affecting bats and insects, with carcasses piling in arroyos and causing a strong odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Carlsbad Caverns
T. Homer Blake
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Weekly Report of
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