Notice to Creditors Estate of John Henry Jones Deceased
In Lea County New Mexico the Probate Court appoints Arthur R. Kelly as Administrator of the estate of John Henry Jones Deceased. Creditors must present claims within the legal period or be barred. Administrator address 912 North Dalmont Hobbs NM. Published Lovington Leader May 25 June 1 8 15 1034.
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Arthur R. Kelly
John Henry
Jones
Lea County
New Mexico
North Dalmont
Hobbs
Lovington Leader
Suit Pending Quiets Property Titles In Tatum NM
Notice outlines a civil suit in Lea County New Mexico against Interstate Land Company and numerous defendants to quiet and establish title to real estate in Tatum. Plaintiffs Johnny D Morgan Hubert L Morgan Myrtle Alice Axer seek decree to bar adverse claims and confirm ownership in blocks 41 East Side Addition and related parcels. Defendants are summoned by constructive service with cause number 11839.
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New Mexico
Interstate Land Company
Esta E. Edwards
Gladys O. Beadle
A. C. Edwards
D. E.edwards
Mae Jenkins
Roxa Newton
Cora Dallas
Minnie Lewis Whitlock
Evelyn Slaton
Georgene Reed
Billy Gale Reed
Sherin
Joe Edwards
J. B. Edwards
John Axer
District Court of
Lea County
Johnny D. Morgan
Hubert L. Morgan
Myrtle Alice Axer
Tatum
Tatum, New Mexico
East Side
Tatum New Mexico
Daniels
Ronson Shaver Featured For Father’s Day Gift Ad
Legal notice notes judgment by default in a suit with Morgan and Morgan of Portales NM as attorneys. Local column highlights Father’s Day gift ideas featuring a Ronson Electric Shaver with ten features and a leather case. Community notices cover hospital stay, vacations, council members’ return, and Corner Grocery fruit and vegetable specials.
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Ronson
Notice of Suit Quieting Title Lea County New Mexico
State of New Mexico to J. A. Benthall and unknown heirs of named deceased. Plaintiffs Thomas J. Hawkins et al sue to quiet and settle title to NW 1-4 and N 1-2 SW 1-4 Sec 8 Twp 17 S Range 38 E, N M P M. Defendants must answer by July 27, 1954 or face default judgment. Attorneys Smith and Smith of Clovis, N M. Official seal dated June 3, 1954. Published Lovington Leader June 8 15 22 29 1954.
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State of New Mexico
J. A. Benthall
John Doe Hawkins
Allie Gipson
Richard Roe Gipson
William H. Hawkins
W. H. Hawkins
John T. Hawkins
Lula Hawkins Smith
Thomas Woodson Smith
District Court of
Lea County
N. M
Thomas J. Hawkins
Smith
W. M. Beauchamp
New Mexico
Lovington
Speedy Steer Breaks Free Then Dashes Across Hudson
A New York steer escapes in a city yard racing from 40th to 139th Street before plunging into the Hudson. The animal swam to New Jersey and was eventually captured back at the stock yard. The tale notes the steer’s remarkable speed and stamina and ends with a light remark on his “stake.”
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N. Y
New York City
Speedy
Hudson River
Hudson
N. J
New Mexico Farm Prices Index May 15 Rises From April
The index of prices received by New Mexico farmers for all farm commodities stood at 273 on May 15, up 2 points from April but 16 points below the level a year earlier, indicating a modest monthly gain yet a year over year decline.
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New Mexico
Outer Space Deal Involves 2 Googol Worlds Of Space
Chicago advertising man James Mangan touts a deal with Walter McKeown to take an option on 10 000 worlds of space at 1 dollar per world Each world equals the earth and the claim totals about one half a googol cubic miles Mangan cites a Cook County Recorder title to prove ownership of space in all directions from Earth and explains a googol as a 1 followed by 100 zeros
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United Press
Chicago
Outer Space
James Mangan
Walter McKeown
Mangan
Cook County Recorder
Earth
McKeown
Illinois scientists unveil two new synthetic rubbers
Scientists at the University of Illinois announce two new synthetic rubbers with strong heat resistance suited for heavy truck and airplane tires. The government rubber research lab in Akron Ohio is producing enough material for real tire tests. A third synthetic is in development for Arctic use and remains non brittle at 50 below zero.
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University of Illinois
Ruber Research Laboratory
Akron
Ohio
Six state winners awarded trip to National 4-H Congress
Six state winners in the 4-H Bread Demonstration Award program will receive an all expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago next November. Each winner also gets a $50 savings bond. Standard Brands, Inc. sponsors the awards with six accepting states Massachusetts New Mexico New York Oregon Tennessee and Utah. The program is run by the Cooperative Extension Service. An oil industry estimate cites a need to spend about $5000 to locate drill refine and deliver one additional barrel per day of petroleum products.
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Chicago
Standard Brands, Inc
Massachusetts
New Mexico
New York
Oregon
Tennessee
Utah
Cooperative Extension Service
Continental Drills Wildcat Near Fire Site
Continental Oil Co and associates No 1 A Bell Lake Unit will drill a 13000 foot wildcat in Southeast New Mexico near Jal. Nearby No 2 Bell Lake Unit aims for 12650 to 13500 feet as Conoco reports a prior blowout and fire at No 1 Bell Lake. Five more wildcats are planned in Lea Chavez Roosevelt Counties with drilling to start soon.
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Continental Oil Co. and Associates
Bell Lake
Penn
South Sea County
N. M
Jal
Conoco and Associates
New Mexico
Permian
Lea County
Chaves
Roosevelt
Deep Oil Drilling Plans Across Lea and Roosevelt Counties
The Lovington Leader reports multiple oil ventures across Lea and Roosevelt counties. Shell Oil No 1 Hooper targets 13 100 feet southwest of Monument. Magnolia State No 1 targets 3 600 feet near Elida. Welch Federal No 1 20 miles west of Oil Center contracts to 3 500 feet. Rue Roberts Chaves County No 1 aims 8 000 feet near Lake Arthur. Peterman No 3 Tratus McCabe to drill 3 200 feet north of Elida. Humble No 1 Jicarilla 8 000 feet wildcat near Cuba, testing Pictured Cliffs. Maxwell Grant No 1 Colfax RaTon Basin depth undisclosed.
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Shell Oil Co
Hooper
Lea County
Monument
Edward E. Tinney
Magnolia State
W. H. Black
Midland
Welch Federal
Oil Center
Ken Blackford and Associates
Chaves County
Rue Roberts
Lake Arthur
J. Peterman
Tratus B. McCabe
Roosevelt County
Elida
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Jicarilla
Rio Arriba
N. M
Pictured Cliffs
Cuba
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