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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1917
Page
5
About a hundred Excursionists from Roy and Mesa observed six eighty thousand acres to be sold on April 25 near Mosquero. The land sale aims to bring settlers and develop large cattle ranches, with 500+ buyers already depositing money for homes.
Public Land Office Santa Fe New Mexico publishes sale details for land parcels in Santa Fe County under the 1910 Act. Sale No 140 describes 10 acres with improvements, fencing, corrals and buildings. terms require bid deposit, contract payments, and potential forfeiture if not executed. Also notes army officers and graduates being urged to seek commissions. several local names and dates appear.
Lincoln County notices public sale of land by the Office of the Commissioner of Public Lands. Sale on Friday June 20 at 1 PM in Carmenico Court House with described tracts and terms including down payment, annual installments, and forfeiture provisions. bidders must meet payment and contract conditions for Santa Fe and Grant County RR Bond Fund lands.
Public sale by the Commission of Public Lands in San Miguel County New Mexico announces bids on tracts of land under Santa Fe and Grant County Railroad Bond Fund. Properties include various townships with improvements such as houses wells reservoirs and fencing valued. sale requires minimum bids and payment terms including interest credits and reliance on appraised values.
The notice outlines multiple tracts of land in Roosevelt County New Mexico for public sale under state land rules. It lists tract numbers, sections, sizes from 40 to 640 acres, improvements such as fencing, minimum bid per acre, and payment terms including cash, certified funds, and contract options with annual interest and deferred payments. The sale is to be conducted at Mora New Mexico with terms subject to approval and the state reserves the right to reject bids.
Notices from the New Mexico State Land Office advertise public sales of tracts in Santa Fe and Grant counties under the 1910 act. details include tract numbers, sizes, improvements, appraised values, and sale terms. Payment terms require cash or certified funds with staged payments and interest, with the state retaining certain rights and conditions for contract completion. The notices specify dates, locations, and bidding procedures for multiple tracts, along with legal references and publication dates.
Public Land Sale notice lists tracts in Curry and Socorro Counties to be offered under New Mexico law. Details describe tract locations, improvements, appraised values, bidding terms, required deposits, and payment schedules with ownership transfers upon completion of contracts.
Clyde F Moon returned from Wisconsin with fifty two Holstein dairy cows two bulls and eleven heifer calves for Portales valley farmers. Nine are registered with the rest high grade. Moon notes the dairy business there as eye opening and shares a profitable calf from Thad Rice. The load milks tested at 160 pounds with 4.9 butter fat.
The document discusses land seizure limits for public works, fixing area needed and indemnity by tax value plus ten percent, and nullifies past proceedings depriving Indigenous lands since 1856. It notes areas over fifty hectares require further provisions, detailing government authority to condemn.
Classified section lists ranch for sale and wanted ads across New Mexico, detailing 8000 to 10000 acres, water, grass, and irrigation potential. Several listings cite prices from per acre figures to full properties. locations include Santa Fe, Colfax county, Fort Sumner, Nolan, and Smithville Ohio. A found ring with keys is also noted with owner to claim at the Record Office.
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