New Mexico bids call for largest highway bridge
The Federal Government and the State Highway Commission approve plans for the longest and most expensive New Mexico bridge over the Canadian River in Quay County. Bids close May 5, 1920, at the New Mexico State Highway Commission in Santa Fe.
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Sante Fe
Oil and Gas Lease Sales Advertised Across State Lands
State records show ongoing oil and gas lease sales totaling nearly a million dollars. Sales are conducted by Resident Commissioners Fred Mutler and John W. March with listings for Alamonordo April 12, Corticare Apes April 13, Roswell April 14, Carlsbad April 15, Gatien April 17, Tos Lamas April 19, and The Portales April 24.
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John W. March
Alamonordo
Anil
Roswell
Carlsbad
Gatien
Tos Lamas
the Portales
Farm Development in the Moreno Valley
Moreno Valley farmers display progress with eight Fordson tractors and five gang plows bought for spring use. Purchasers include Matt Heck Martin Buckev Fred Brown Ch Gallagher and Leo Arko plus FE A Swanson and F A Martin. Increased equipment signals rising production across the county.
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Matt Heck
Martin Buckev
Fred Brown
Ch. Gallagher
Leo Arko
FE. A. Swanson
F. A. Martin
Raton Range
Dr Harrison Found Guilty Of Embezzlement In Albuquerque
Dr George W Harrison of Angeles was found guilty in district court in Albuquerque of embezzling estate funds of his deceased son Grover. The jury spent the night deliberating a case that alleged $35000 misappropriation from a $100000 estate left to Grover by his mother. Grover died in Colorado Springs about two years ago, and Harrison, once a state legislator, is said to be the sole heir challenging the trial’s basis. Carl Hatch resigned as internal revenue collector in Albuquerque to resume his law practice.
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New Mexico News Review highlights and community notes
Albuquerque obituary for Miss Lillie A. Keepers and her mother Elizabeth Keepers. Clovis paving contract awarded to El Paso company with May 15 start and completion planned as conditions allow. Roswell and Pecos Valley oil and mining activity, new buildings, and county fairs discussed with multiple local projects and community groups named.
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Clovis
Artesia Chamber funds plan for building Carlsbad rail line impact
The Artesia Advocate reports Kemp residence sale value, local lumber costs, and chamber efforts to raise funds for new building. Cotton shipments bound for New Orleans and hay to Kansas City mark regional trade activity. A severe cold snap, a major cattle operation near the Gallinas river, and a Carlsbad election with low turnout accompany notes on infrastructure projects and an on-track accident injuring workers during a streetcar line construction.
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Campaign to raise funds for Clovis church slum project
Community drive ends tomorrow to raise 25000 for a new Episcopal church building site donated by Benespal Church. Teams include American Legion Elks and Storkwill Auto Service. new concrete building costs about 4000 excluding the lot and features modern auto facilities. Other notes cover railroad talks, oil prospects near Deming, and local business moves in Deming and Columbus.
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W. W. Brander
Espicopal Church
Storkwill Auto
Carlsbad
Jbew, Fert
Otero County News Highlights Construction and Court Actions
The text notes cement blocks for a new foot Museum building with a 20 foot balcony, Palace confectionery moving into the current picture building, Alamo Steam Laundry receiving machinery under Mose C. Cauthen, and a layman from El Paso hired as foreman. District Court at Alamogordo led by Judge Edwin Mechem reports a grand jury convened, 22 true bills returned, and Charles Mitchell among jurors.
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Mose C. Cauthen
el Paso
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Calita
Chas. Mitchell
Alamogordo
Bond issues pass with strong showing in Gallup area
McKinley coverage notes bond proposals receive substantial majority signaling public support for water and sewer expansions. Across Gallup, The White Cafe in Muie west opens with several hundred attending Easter service crowd. Pastime Amusement Co plans enhance Park with limestone walks and grandstand for 600 seating. Italian American Ball team gears up for hard season with promising players.
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Mitchell and Son ship cattle from Roswell sale
Mora T. E Mitchell and Son sent two consignments of yearling White-face bulls a carload of two year olds and older herd bulls to buyers across the country. The shipments stem from sales at the Cattlemen's Convention in Roswell. Prices ranged from 100 to 700 dollars per head, indicating a high quality stock from Roy, a Spanish-American, in New Mexico.
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Roswell
Tucumcari Montoya Ozark Trails nearing completion
The Tucumcari Montoya branch of the Ozark Trails nears completion with graveling done and finishing touches due next month. The road is among the state’s best if maintained, while county politics heat up as Tacum cari hosts a busy primary with many candidates and carding support efforts. Farmers report corn movement improving with George Narry selling 700 bushels and Thompson handling maize thrashing and hauling to town.
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Ozark Trails
George Narry
Storaer
W Thompson
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