Coal Mines Rushed by Demand Across State
A local coal dealer says there is no shortage of soft or hard coal. mines are being rushed to full capacity to catch up with orders, despite very heavy demand and some delays.
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
3
A local coal dealer says there is no shortage of soft or hard coal. mines are being rushed to full capacity to catch up with orders, despite very heavy demand and some delays.
Alva A. McDaniel of Lovington New Mexico filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a land claim in Section 14 Township 168 Range 36 East New Mexico Principal Meridian. Witnesses named Arch D. Wood Ira T. Crow Edwin M. Smith Otas A. Prutt all of Lovington N M before Wesley McCallister U.S. Commissioner October 5 1912.
Alexander C. Richarde of Lovington New Mexico filed intent to prove final three year claim on a WI-2 land parcel in Section 29 Township 17 S Range 37 E NM P M before U S Commissioner Wesley McCallister in Lovington on November 4 1912. Witnesses listed include Robert H William Charlash Eller Robert E L Estes Thomas A Wheeler all of Lovington NM. For Sale A three room house with mill and tank half block land fenced in town center bargain quick Leader.
The Leader operates from the Center of the Plains behind the US Land Office and emphasizes inter est of surrounding country. Advertising will receive special attention for notices and notices concerning land matters and local concerns.
Public notice announces William Jackson of Pearl New Mexico and Mariette Nealey of Pearl New Mexico filing intent to make final three year proofs to establish claims to described parcels in listed townships and ranges before U.S. Commissioner William G. MacArthur at Monument, New Mexico, in October 1912. witnesses named include Walter Attaway Walter Crockett William J. Pruitt and Samuel Peasy. second notice lists Mariette Nealey of Pearl New Mexico filing June 16 1912 and October 4 1912 proof hearing with witnesses Robert L. Smith and Samuel Fr. Crockett.
United States land office lists selections in New Mexico under the 1910 Act Revel Cockoon. Items include Military Institute Insane Asylum Charitable Penal and Reformatory Institutions Deaf Dumb and Blind Sheets and Penitentiary. Parcels cover Townships 168 183 168 and ranges 35 36 East totaling thousands of acres. Protests and contests may be filed before final approval.
The item references a publication titled The Leader and Semi Weekly Farm News with a price of 1.75 dollars. The OCR appears damaged but indicates a farm news periodical. Specific dates, places, or individuals are not clear in the readable text.
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