20 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
1
A speaker argues that developing a new country requires time and effort to build roads towns and capital. He challenges locals to contribute rather than remain in the east enjoying comforts while others endure hardships. The piece contrasts historical wildlife with the evolving landscape and questions the region’s future.
The Post Office Department outlines a method to stop undesired papers. Subscribers refuse delivery at the carrier, postal officials handle the rest. After two unaccepted copies, the postmaster notifies the publisher. with three or more, returns occur but postage is charged per bundle until publication is discontinued.
A poetic reflection recalls sitting before a dying campfire under a full moon. The speaker imagines the night sounds and embers creating a spell like a voyage to the heart’s desire.
A portrait of perseverance as the farmer endures hardship to plant seeds and build settlements. The speaker urges the plowman to remain, noting the vast prairie dotted with homes and the farmer’s unwavering optimism that brightens the landscape.
The list outlines Republican candidates for multiple statewide offices including Governor H O Bursum Socorro County and Lt Governor Malquias Martinez Taos County with Secundino Romero San Miguel County as Secretary. It also covers State Auditor W G Sargent Rio Arriba, State Treasurer Silvestre Mirabel Valencia, State Superintendent A B Stroup Bernalillo, Attorney General Frank W Clancy Bernalillo, Public Lands Robert P Ervien Union, Supreme Court Justices Frank Parker Clarence J Roberts Edward R Wright, Corporation Commissioners Armijo Santa Fe Hugh Williams Luna M S Groves Eddy, U S Representative George Curry Otero Elfego Baca Bernalillo, and Second Judicial District candidates M E Hickey Judge and A A Sedillo District Attorney.
The official Eddy County vote is postponed and will not be finalized until next week. Current estimates are uncertain and awaiting clarification from authorities.
Notice by the U S Land Office Roswell announces a public sale of land described as Wt-2 SW1-4 Section 35 T 105 R 35 E. The sale occurs at 10:00 AM on November 17, 1911. Adverse claimants must file objections before the sale time. T C Tillotson Register Harold Hurd Receiver.
A candidate for the office of County Treasurer asks Eddy County voters for support on November 7, 1911. COF. Erb.
The notice urges community support for the local bank, calling it the financial heart and promising prosperity if residents keep it thriving.
Last Friday a large crowd gathered at Florence Love's for an enjoyable entertainment with games and candy. Miss Wier played instrumental pieces on the piano. Saturday night a party at Julius Crow's attracted a lively crowd with an electric instrument drawing interest as guests tested how many volts they could withstand.
A citizen of Eddy County announces that he is not a candidate for any public office and notes his name appeared on the Progressive Ticket’s County Surveyor announcements. The notice serves as official clarification to voters.
Grocer asks if the fruit lasted the family while a customer reports the doctor is still on the line. The exchange captures a humorous domestic moment with a medical concern referenced in casual dialogue.
A timid teacher asks about giraffe neck length and a quick witted student replies that the neck exists so the head can be far from the body. The remark appears in a classroom dialogue attributed to a judge.
C M Wescott was bitten by a poisonous insect about two weeks ago, causing ongoing trouble. He has received medical care for the bite but has since deteriorated due to its effects.
The rule of approximation not always enforced. Where hardship and equities justify, Dept may let an entry for more than 160 acres stand if entryman shows justification.
Notice is hereby given that approved plats of Townships 15 and 16 south of Range 35 East and Township 4 south of Range 357 East have been received and filed. Lands in these townships will be subject to entry on and after 9 o'clock A M November 20, 1911. Signed T C Tillotson.
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