Lovington News Roundup from Carlsbad Current Almanac
Lovington news notes moves and visits as Carlsbad Current items list lumber purchases, lamb sales, travels to Roswell and Denver, a new editor, and local commerce. Residents include Whitely, Henry Williams, Pedro Etchevery, J. D. Hert, Miss Clara Lasmer, Rev L O Cunningham, A L Steele, and E Price. Local growth, farming yields, cattle shipments, and parade of social events fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold Cleghorn
Jim Anderson
Roswell
Clara Lasmer
E. C. Curtis
Lovington
Tex Line
Apportionment Of Eddy County School Funds
Eddy County Treasurer announces the apportionment of the General School fund for the quarter ending September 30 1914 totaling 115.40 and listing the total number of persons of school age as 838.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy County
Eddy Co. General School Fund
Carlsbad
W. A. Poore
County
Supt
Card games for prizes ruled illegal in New Mexico
Santa Fe attorney general Hank W. Chaney states that card playing for prizes at private parties or bridge clubs violates New Mexico statutes. He also bans carrying a revolver in town unless traveling, with removal required after any stop over 15 minutes. A separate opinion says public homesteads are not taxable until patent issues, unless patent delay is the homesteader’s fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ire
N. M
Hank W. Chaney
New Mexico
A Hortenstein
Springer
Opening of Deer Season In New Mexico
Deer season opens and dove season closes. Game and Fish Warden T C De Baca warns hunters to shoot only one deer per person and to ensure the animal has horns. Antler visibility protects other hunters and young deer. steel bullets are banned in favor of soft nose bullets. Red sweaters help hunters be seen, moccasins aid stealth, and many veterans advise foot travel to approach deer quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Co. de Baca
Page B. Otero
New Mex
Sur
Mexico
Name for Every Farm Gains Ground Across States
The article discusses farmers increasingly naming their farms to gain advertising value. It cites Charlee Dillon of Kansas Agricultural College urging farmers to adopt and consistently use farm names like Fairview in all branding and product labeling. The piece notes Iowa as a leading adopter and mentions broader national spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iowa
Crice
Charlee Dillon
Kansas Agricultural College
State of New Mexico seeks survey of Salowian lands
Notice states the state has applied for the survey of specified Salowian land parcels in multiple townships and ranges with sections listed. It reserves a sixty day exclusive right of selection under an act of Congress and notes that after that period unselected lands may be disposed of under general laws. The notice also clarifies it does not affect adverse settlements except as noted, dated October 24 to November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New Mexico
Seca
Acc
Congress
State of New Mexico Land Survey Notice
State of New Mexico applies for survey of lands listed in multiple townships and ranges in Santa Fe. The state receives exclusive right of selection for sixty days under the 1894 act, after which remaining lands revert to general public lands disposal. Dated Santa Fe August 15. William C. McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
C. McDonald
New Mexico
Public Notice to Robert T. Coleman Land Claim Near Knowles NM
Robert T. Coleman of Knowles New Mexico filed intent to prove up a land claim under HD. E. serial 022752 for section 32 township 78 range 37 north. He must present final three year proof before D. H. Coleman U.S. Commissioner in Knowles NM on November 1, 1914. Witnesses include Oscar H. Green George O. Chance William H. Wimberley and Charles G. Stiles all of Knowles NM. Emmett Patton Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Coleman
Department of the Interor
U. S. Land Office
Roswell
Knowles N. M
N.M. P
U. Ss
Knowles, N.M
Oscar H. Green
George O. Chance
William H. Wimberley
Charles G. Stiles
Knowles
N. M
Emmett Patton
Register
Fias A
Reverend Cunningham’s Jitttle Saxton Car Recalled
Rev. L O Cunningham shows his purchased Jitttle Saxton car bought from Dr A A Dear dud. He takes a Tuesday ride with several children aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Cunningham
A. A. Deardud
Reward Offered for Lost Gold and Glasses Case
A notice requests return of found gold riding bow spectacles in a case. Contact the Leader office or Mrs WR Creekett for the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. Creekett
Levington Flood Forces Women to Seek Rides Home
Still it rains as Levington endures a southward downpour Saturday afternoon. Heavy water blocks streets forcing several ladies to seek rides home to escape deep street flooding.
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Levington
Home For Sale Two Rooms And Two Lots Bargain
Classified brief notes a home for sale listing two rooms 44 by 14 feet papered and ceiled with a nice porch and two lots 50 by 140 feet near a close-in location. Seller contact A. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jackson
State Land Office Seeks Protests on Land Selections
The State of New Mexico filed selection lists for four land parcels in Roswell dated under Acts of Congress. Parcels include parts of Sections 21 22 and 5 in ranges 37 and 36 East with meridian New Mexico. Protests may be filed during publication or before final approval and certificate by Sept 25 or Oct 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
N.M. Mer
N.M
Land claim notice for Sorrells in New Mexico
William L. Sorrells of Hobbs NM filed for final three year proof to establish his land claim on sections 4 and 17 in township 198, NM P M. The affidavit names witnesses Mark M. Foster William T. Gilmore William R. Bilbrey and Robert L. Robertson, all of Monument NM. Proceedings before Wm G MacArthur A S Commissioner October 27 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Sorrells
Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Roswell
N. M
William L. Sorrella
Hobbs
P.M
Wm. G. MacArthur
A. S
Monument
Mark M. Foster
William T. Gilmore
William R. Bilbrey
Robert L. Robertson
N. M. Bremett Patton
Ragister
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the Owl Drug Store
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Pedro Etchevery
Gd Everett
Post City
Texas
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Harden Green
Mineral Wells
R. C. Grane
J. D. Hert
WS Beck
F. M. Kindel
J. A. Hathcock
McDonald
Midway
Tom Bingham
Rangers Lake
Guy Williams
Abilene
La‘tan
Frank Kinde
Jack Hines
Colorado
Pikes Peak
W. M. Collins
Sarah Thurmond
Morrellton
Collins
St. Louis
Nice
J. le Roy Lancaster
Leader
Dallas
John Fryer
Lancaster
Mr. Macy
Riley
Beck
Dickens
W. G. McArthur
Elizur Graham
Webb
Monument Sunday
The
Baptist Church
W. R. Crockett
J. D. Graham
Albuquerque
Eastern Star
Charghed
M. F
Harrington
W. S. Holifield
A. L. Steele
Hart
Thompson
Kena
Kansas City
Ethel Yadon
Elk City
Oklahoma
Myrttle Yadon
Evenin
Praireview School
Williams Bros
Seminole
Top Heard
John Gaither
B. Harden
Lovingston
Tom Miller
Plainview
Mr. Heard
F. M
E. Price
W. C. Donalson
Strong
Okla
G. W. Wood
John D. Graham
Keina
Toad
W. W. Merchant
Treas
Eddy Co
Reco Valley Press
Was, McDonald
GIVNE
J. M. Dillard
D. G
Grantham
LAW
Carlsbad New Mexico
Jobington
W.O. W. Hall
S. O. Love
C. C. F. J. Robinson
Blackwell and Mosley's Pasture
Daily Mail
Levington Way
Pearl
Buick
Ree
State
Carlsbad Auto CO
Carlo Bad N
Carlsbad, New Mexico
Pecos
Shing
Cap Ie Craded
J. P. Morris
Ohnemus Shops
I S. Pplifs
S. Inhart Tires
Ohnemus
Ohnemus & Son
Carlsbad, N. M
Kemp Lumber Co
Artesia
Hagerman
Elida
PP. S. Eaves
Harry Morrison Rowell
Walter Wright
J. B Rose
First ‘National Bank
Soudan
C. P. Smith
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