Cogsdil Divorce Filed in Lea County Court
Calvin R. Cogsdil sues Dorothy Cogsdil for an absolute divorce on grounds of incompatibility in Lea County District Court under no 10471. Dorothy must appear by January 26, 1953, or default judgment will be entered. Attorney William J. Heck, Hobbs NM. Clerk W M Beauchamp notes. Published Lovington Leader Dec 12 19 26 1952 Jan 2 1953.
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Dorothy Cogsdil
District Court of
Lea County
State of New Mexico
Calvin R. Cogsdil
William J. Heck
Hobbs
New Mexico
Lovington Leader
The
Auction of repossessed Oliver 80 tractor in New Mexico
The Farmers Home Administration exposes for sale at public auction a 1936 Oliver 80 tractor, serial 103814, repossessed from William B. Bryson and Hazel A. Bryson. Sale at 10:00 a.m. December 19, 1952, at Ralph Moe Farm near Hobbs, cash by parcel, US reserves right to bid. Dated November 20, 1952, Drayton E. Wasson.
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United States of America
Farmers Home Administration
United States
William B. Bryson
Hazel A. Bryson
Ralph Moe
Hobbs
New Mexico
Drayton E. Wasson
Drayton Wasson Leads County FmHA Office Promotions
County Supervisor Drayton E. Wasson, head of the Farmers Home Administration, announces December meetings on the 2nd 9th 16th and 23rd in 1952 to discuss rural housing and farm credit programs.
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Drayton E. Wasson
Farmers Home Administration
Lovington
Probate notices and land dispute in Lea County
Notices in Lea County probate and land matters. Lydia Black sues to quiet title on Lots 37-38, Block 3, White Courts Addition Hobbs. January 26, 1953 deadline for appearance. Also proceeding to probate Donald Adair Powell will with January 6, 1953 hearing. Mary Coleman Powell to receive letters testamentary. State protest deadline for water rights application set for January 3, 1952.
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District Court
Lea County
New Mexico
Lydia Black
White Courts
All Hobbs
Hobbs
Donald Adair Powell
Mary Coleman Powell
Lovington
State Engineer’s Office Notice of Water Permit L-1667
The State Engineer of New Mexico announces Jewel Smith of Lovington Lea County applied for a permit to appropriate 480 acre feet per year from the Lea County Underground Water Basin. The proposed well is 14 inches in diameter and about 107 feet deep in the NWiNW3iSE of Section 5 Township 19 South Range 35 East N M P M.
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Jewel Smith
Lovington
County of
Lea
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
New Mexico
Lea County
Township 19
Range 35
N.M.P.M
Application for water permit L-253-S in Lea County
C E Yeatts of Meadow Texas filed with the New Mexico State Engineer on December 2 1952 an amendment to Permit No L-253 seeking to drill a 16 inch by 110 foot well in Section 32 Township 12S Range 38E NMPM to supplement irrigation of 160 acres in the NW quadrant. The amendment limits combined water appropriation to 160 acre feet annually and adds no new rights beyond Permit L-253.
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S. Santa Fe
N. M
C. E. Yeatts
Meadow
Terry
State of Texas
New Mexico
Lea County
Township 12
N.M.P.M
State of
United States
Court to hear protest on January 3 1953 approval
The text states a protest against granting the application and requires protestants to submit reasons with affidavits. The State Engineer will consider the matter on or about January 3, 1953, with dates noted as December 9, 16 and 23, 1952.
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New Mexico
United States of America
John H. Bliss
Lovington
America
Notice to Creditors Theodora S Leser Deceased Lea County NM
In the Probate Court of Lea County New Mexico Theodora S Leser is named as deceased in case number 1197. The notice informs creditors of the estate to present claims by a specified deadline and to follow required procedures.
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Theodora 5S
Leser
Ancillary Executor Named In New Mexico Estate
John S. Beale is appointed ancillary executor of Theodora S. Leser’s estate by Lea County Probate Court. Creditors must file claims with the Lea County Probate Clerk within six months from the first publication date in December 1952 or be barred by law.
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John S. Beale
Theodora S. Leser
Lea County
New Mexico
Beale Named Ancillary Executor in Lovington Notice
The Lovington Leader publishes John S. Beale as ancillary executor in a late 1952 legal notice appearing in its December issues.
Rent Your Formals For Inauguration
Chicago firm Gingis Brothers orders 2000 suits for the presidential inauguration on January 20. The company expects the event to be the largest inauguration in history after renting hundreds of full dress suits for the last inaugural Ball and many striped trousers and cutaways for the inauguration itself.
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Chicago
Gingis Brothers
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Box 205
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Clarence Martin
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North Shipp
Mac’s Body
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State Engineer’s Office
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Trucker’s Lumber Co
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Xmas Specia
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Kentucky
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