Second Homestead Entries Under 1908 Acts Clarified
The Interior Department outlines the 1908 act allowing a second homestead entry for qualified applicants who lost or abandoned a prior entry. It requires filed affidavits, corroborating witnesses, and review by the local land office with potential for rejection and appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior, General and Office
Washington, D.C
F.b
United States Land Offices
Notice by Publication in Eddy County District Court
Wallye H. Owens sues Solon M. Owens for absolute divorce. They married September 30 1908 and separated September 1 1912 amid alleged cruelty and non support. Defendant must answer by November 10 1913. default judgment will be entered. Attorneys Osburn and Robinson of Artesia NM. Court clerk A R O Quinn signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon M. Owens
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of New Mexico
County of
Eddy
Wallye H. Owens
Osburn
Regulations on Second Homestead Entries Issued 1914
The circular outlines when a second homestead entry may be allowed. Without new Congress extension, one homestead exhausts rights and officials must reject second-entry applications unless qualifying under applicable acts. All pending applications will be disposed under these regulations.
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Congress
R. A. Ballinger
James Rudolp Garfield
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Weeples
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Kemp Lumber Co
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Hagerman, Roswell
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