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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
3
The article explains using 80 smudge pots per acre to raise orchard temperatures by six to nine degrees and sometimes up to 24 degrees briefly during smudging. It notes risks of stirring kerosene and the superiority of standard first class pots, with wind and cool periods affecting temp changes.
The Texas Central Railroad is expected to extend westward toward El Paso with developments likely by spring opening, as reported by the Seminole Sentinel.
See Ausley and Robinson advertised hardware furniture and coffins in a local trade notice. The brief listing highlights their offerings and positions them as a source for home and funeral needs.
Local circular notes a sale on hams priced at two cents per pound at Ancell's Store. The brief item highlights a bargain focus for shoppers seeking meat specials.
William H. Groves of Lovington New Mexico filed a notice of intention to make final five year proof on his homestead entry Serial No 025755 for Lots 3 4 5 and 6 in Section 1 T 16 S Range 35 E N M P M before Wesley McCallister U S Commissioner at Lovington NM on April 16 1912 Witnesses named are Robert F Love James B Love Oscar Thompson and John D Graham all of Lovington NM T C Tillotson Register
The Leader centers its reporting on the Plains region and is devoted to the interests of the surrounding country, highlighting local affairs and community concerns.
The column vows to stay in close touch with changes in homestead laws and any information that will interest Homestead people, ensuring readers are informed about updates affecting their rights and filings.
The ad will be published in the rear of the U S Land Office and will receive special attention from the land department, ensuring visibility for applicants and filings.
The notice promotes various advertising and subscription services offered by the publication. It highlights opportunities for ads across print and digital formats and seeks potential customers for ongoing revenue.
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