New Mexico State Banks Seen Better Overall
State banks in New Mexico show improved conditions from last year according to James B. Read, state bank examiner. Loans total 18 929 024 35 while assets include U S bonds 516 126 32 and other bonds 654 771 12. real estate owned 1 005 109 36. Liabilities list demand deposits 10 367 866 59 time deposits 645 343 95 capital stock 3 210 000 00 surplus 792 712 90 undivided profits 178 317 76 dividends unpaid 15 624 00.
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New Mexico
James B. Read
Read
U.S
Bankiiue
Ursum presses for relief on freight rates for cantaloupe
Senator Bursum leads stand to curb high freight charges threatening cantaloupe growers in the southwest. After talks with Santa Fe officials a conference was held to secure relief or risk Senate action. The plight also endangers the pear crop and the broader fruit shipments eastward, with thousands of carloads at stake.
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Bursam
Santa Fe
Bursum
Hursum
Senate
Southwest
Senator Bursum Proposes Bill To Increase Circuit Courts
Senator Bursum introduced multiple measures on July 27. One bill would create eleven judicial districts in the United States, designating Colorado, North Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas as the eleventh district, with Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas composing the tenth. The court of appeals for the eleventh circuit would hear appeals at terms set by the court. The same day he introduced bills to adjudicate Indian depredation claims and to limit actions challenging land titles to six years, and another to amend enabling acts to allow income from state lands to fund assessments under state drainage laws. Also noted is the appointment of Mrs. Jack Morgan Fall Jr. as chief clerk in the New Mexico Indian Affairs Office in Albuquerque, by the Secretary of the Interior. The Fall family connection is highlighted.
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Alamogordo
New Mexico
Republicans to Nominate Senator at Santa Fe Convention
Democratic and Republican state conventions set for August 18 with Santa Fe and Albuquerque hosting events. The Republican gathering will nominate a candidate to succeed Holm Bursum as United States senator, with a September 2020 election slated. Delegates from 45 districts will attend and set the party slate.
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Gatdrie Smith
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Eureka Oil Association progress reported in New Mexico news
W Blanche Gilmore, head of the Eureka Oil Association’s chamber unit, says drilling near Las Cruces shows promising results with a 70 feet depth sand hit and limestone formation. The Las Cruces High School and New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts are referenced amid local developments and county political conventions.
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Agriculture & Mechanic Arts
Seven road projects to be let in August highway contracts
Contracts for seven road projects will be let in August totaling about 4 miles on federal aid routes. An additional cooperative road of 10 miles through Navajo canyon near Canjilon in Rio Arriba will be built with the forest service. Other federal aid projects include segments in Colfax Otero Hidalgo Grant San Miguel Taos counties with varying mileages on the Taos Santa Fe highway.
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Lea County disapproves federal aid project details emerge
The ledger of local roads and public works reveals Lea County and state officials clashing over Federal Aid Project No. 0. A disputed plan for a 47.73 mile road segment led to disapproval by Washington after initial approval by the Bureau of Public Roads. Other articles mention a large fire, street improvements, and civic reports on sanitation and education initiatives across Roswell and Clovis.
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Cleihuene
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Wheat acreage shows strong yield potential in De Baca county
Farmers in De Baca county report extensive wheat planting with as many as 5007 acres planned this fall. North and northeast Port Summer farmers note wheat land is productive when ground is prepared and seed sown timely. Fort Sumner community prepares for a two day round up and roping event with cash prizes and a Pavilion concert by a jazz band. Flooding from heavy rain closed a local milling plant, heavy mud delays noted but no equipment damage reported.
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Fort Sumner
Dawsot News
Public hearings in Albuquerque on rate increases for phones
The state public service commission schedules hearings in Albuquerque on rate hikes proposed by Mountain Area and Northern Valley Telephone and Telegraph. Officials say the meeting will cover building renovations, a retaining wall, and inside renovations as part of the plan. Officials have not set a date yet, but the hearing will proceed upon city commission request.
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TM MtAutiffe
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Mittee
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George R. Craig
Pany
Jose D. Sena
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Apple shipping to boost Eddy Valley sales and jobs
Eddy shipping of apples from the valley will surge with Artesia and nearby areas set to gain substantial sales as an estimated 12 300 cars will depart the region. Freight rates remain high and Santa Fe offers no relief, per Artesia Advocate.
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Artesia
Santa Fe
Superintendent Conway Opposes Crippling Education Amendment
Superintendent Conway argues against the proposed eighth amendment, charging it would cripple New Mexico's public schools and harm future citizenship. He frames the fight as a broader demand for honest public-spirited action to defend educational standards and oppose exploitation of taxpayers.
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David ‘ Vyesti
Special Crews to Improve Santa Fe Trail Condition
Road advocates from Bernalillo San Miguel Mora Colfax and Santa Fe met at the chamber of commerce request. A major immediate improvement is planned on the Santa Fe Trail between Wagon Mound and the San Miguel Santa Fe county line. ALE St Morris district engineer will supervise light reconstruction and maintenance with several crews.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Wagon Mound
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Attendance at Normal University Summer Session Totals 1240
Exact attendance at the Normal University at Law ceremonies reached 1240 with 260 from distances under 73 miles. Many riders traveled from Santa Fe County producing the largest enrollment after San Miguel. State paid half fare for distant attendees while most paid cash.
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Wagner
Santa Fe
San Miguel County
Full Time Health Departments for La and Eddy Ties
County commissioners of Tong wa and Fly conanticn have notified en erceaae a she tee barca of public. They will make the special levy needed to have sater-time health department. The levy of a one-half wait ley has been authorized by the legislature foe les purpose.
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