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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
2
James S. Anderson of Lovington New Mexico seeks final proof on land described in two mineral entry serials. The notice lists witnesses John D. Graham Robert F Love Oscar Thompson and John S. Eaves of Lovington NM. Wesley McCallister will accept proofs January 6 1913. T C Tillotson Register.
Lena L. Stringer of Lovington NM filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a claim to Lots 12 13 14 in Section 6 Township 16S Range 37E New Mexico Principal Meridian before U S Commissioner Wesley McCallister in Lovington NM on January 6 1913 Witnesses are James S Anderson Seely Estes Charles G Stiles Oscar Anderson all of Lovington NM TC Tillotson Register
Ewacthico filed for a land claim in sections 28 and 29 township 18 range 35 in New Mexico. Final proof to establish the claim is set before William G. MacArthur U S Commissioner at Monument New Mexico on December 11 1912. Names listed include Jonah D Stinebaugh Jim Bass Jones Bud Pruit Nathan C Roberts all of Peach NM and T C Tillotson Register.
Mary J. Blodgett of Monument New Mexico widow of Andrew J Blodgett Sr has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to NWL 4 Section 31 Township 19 South Range 36 East Mount P M. at Monument New Mexico before U S Commissioner Wim G MacArthur on December 12 1912. Local witnesses include Samuel I Crockett Isaac A Willis Robert L Smith and T C Tillotson registrar.
Mary J Blodgett of Monument New Mexico filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a claim to the land described in SW 14 Sec 31 Twp 19 N range 36 W FE NM. The final proof is to be heard before Wm G MacArthur US Commissioner at Monument NM on December 12 1912 with witnesses Samuel Fo Ceoscets Isaac A Willis Robert Smith and Young J Harrington listed.
The Leader positions itself as central to the Plains and focused on regional interests. It warns of scrutiny from the US Land Office and promises special attention to land advertising from neighboring areas.
Lovington Grove Camp meets every first and third Saturday night by the WoO. WF ball with J S Eaves and C C J Robinson serving as clerk.
Alexander C Richards of Lovington New Mexico files for final three year land claim proof on December seventeenth 1912 before Wesley McCallister U S Commissioner Lovington New Mexico. Serial 023901 N2 Section 29 Township 17 S Range 37 E P M. Present are Robert H Williams Charles J Eller Robert F E Estes and Thon H Wheeler all of the raed gion ph MTO Fell R
Department of the interior Land Office at Racine New Mexico. Notice is given that the claimant Jordon Lestie Arthur E Brook Charles F E Hughes and Jesse J Simpson all of Monument New Mexico intend to make final three year proof to establish a claim to the land described in Serial No. 020283 for section 14 township 19 south range 36 west New Mexico principal meridian before Wm G MacArthur U S Commissioner at Monument New Mexico on January 7 1913. T C Tillotson Register.
Stockmen frequent Plains trading on cattle and sheep with brisk spring deliveries and high prices. Losses shrink over three years as herd values surge, and the clang of autos signals improving times across the region.
A three room house with mill and tank on fenced block land in the town center. Will sell at a bargain and wants to move quickly. See the Leader.
Grove No 27 Regula notes meetings every third Thursday at WLO hall. Mrs A A Dearduff acts as guardian with Eolae for Leat Br as clerk.
The first snow of the season is falling as farmers and ranchers anticipate a very prosperous year in 1913. The excellent range supports high hopes for crops and livestock.
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