Land settlers finish proof before U.S. Land Commissioner
Lovington residents David L. Haywood Minnie Rawls Martha Burrows W H Alexander Noah H Scott Willie T Hennington and John R Ely appeared with witnesses for final land proof before U S Land Commissioner Wesley McCallister. The column notes a belief in the 320 acre 3 year residence wager and suggests forming a truck growers association to supply a year round canning factory, citing waste tomato and other produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Haywood
Minnie Rawls
Marth Burrows
W. H. Allexander
Noah H. Scott
Lovington
Willie T. Hennington
John R. Ely
Midway
U. S
Wesley McCallister
Peple
Uncle Sam
Sam
R. H. Love
E. Price
Crop Gathering In Full Blast Across Plains
Farmers work hard as rains delayed harvest and they rush to save feed. A Plains crop this year is near average, lifting spirits for locals who stayed through recent seasons. Miss Donnie E. Murry from Tennessee arrives by the weekly mail car to teach at the school near Clay McGonegill, south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie E. Murry
Fayet'tennessee
Wec'ays
Clay McGonegill
AMB Feeding Prospects for Western Lambs and Prices
Western lambs remain in demand and prices stay high on the river market and in Chicago. Market observers warn of a possible price drop next spring as feeders struggle to secure cheap supplies and farmers weigh lending and borrowing risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wales
Appeal to Congress to Ban Killing Baby Beef
The article argues for a U S federal ban on slaughtering baby beef cattle. It notes Argentina restricts male cattle from slaughter before age three and females before age six and claims such laws would curb high beef prices in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Road Boosters Push for Route Change Through Seminole and Lamesa
A.M. Ellis, R. F. Love, P. S. Eaves and E. C. Curtis report a trip to Seminole and Lamesa in support of the Southern branch of International Highway. Lovington Commercial Club officials coordinated with Seminole and Lamesa businessmen, who agreed to cooperate to route the road through this corridor, aiming to shorten and improve travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Ellis
R. F. Love
P. S. Eaves
E. C. Curtis
Seminole
Lamesa
International Highway
Lovington
Bartlett Reports Fine Crops After Texas Visit
Bill Bartlett returned from a visit to his folks in Lamesa Texas and says crops in that area are flourishing. he sent to friends that the condition looks good.
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Bill Bartlett
Lamesa
Texas
The Peoples Store Lovington Promises Savings for All Goods
A local retail shop advertises groceries, dry goods, shoes, feed and more at low prices. The message emphasizes savings for shoppers at The Peoples Store of Lovington.
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l_ovington
Ranchman Happen ed to Serious Accident
W. B. Hamilton, a veteran Plains cowman, suffered a severe injury when his horse fell while chasing cattle six miles northeast of town. The accident left Hamilton with a broken leg between the knee and ankle as crews rush to aid him. Bud Melton and J Eaves acted quickly to reach him, with others including Dr. Dearduff assisting. Perry of Carlsbad and Stroud of Lakewood visited town on motorcycles the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hamilton
Plains
Here
J. & Eaves
Dearduff
Mr. Hamilton
Bud Melton
Mr. Perry
Carlsbad
Mr.Stroud
Lakewood
Mr. Stroud
Stroud Mercantile Co
Trembler on the Isthmus Frighten Folks
News from Colon and Panama City reports say no canal damage after last night's quake with Goethals corroborating telegraphic inquiries. Colon police note no structural damage while tremors rattled frame houses and locals camped in parks through dawn. The last major quake on the Isthmus was September 1882 with repairs needed in Panama City and Col Roswell News on.
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Colon
Panama Canal
Culebra
Aocon
Goethals
Panama City
Col- Roswell Newson
Panama Canal Not Damaged by Earthquake Shock
The canal reports no damage from the quake with Gatun locks functioning and no irreparable harm to structures. Lt Col Siebert inspected Gatun and found no damage while tremors centered in Los Santos Province caused about $125,000 in damage.
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Panama Canal
Panama
George W. Gotehala
Isthmian Canal Commission
Gatun
Siebert
Gatun Locks
Los Santos
Provence
Los Santos City
Republic
E D Oliver Sr Visits Family From Mineral Wells
E D Oliver Sr arrives this week from Mineral Wells Texas to spend time with family in town and enjoy a brief visit.
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E.D. Oliver Sr
Mineral Wells
Texas
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Rollingson
Colorado City
Tex
Lovington Club
Roswell
Roswell Hotel
S. L. Posey
Will
Brendan” Woungw
Estock Commission
Reo Ane Ford Cars
Onington, New Mex
Garrarge
Bank
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