New Mexico News Review Editor Joins the Colors
Floersheim, editor and publisher of The Springer Times for six years, has joined the 82nd Field Artillery at Fort Bliss Texas and departed last Thursday. He is the third Times staffer to enlist after M F Salazar and Wm Tindall, now in France.
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Springer Times
82Nd Field Artillery
Fort Bliss
Texas
Times Office
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Wm. Tindall
Times
France
Fisheim
Dam project breathes life into cracked structure
The report describes a dam near Fort Sunner where drought has dried the structure, causing it to crack and become passable for wildlife rather than travelers. Fort Sunner Review notes the unusual scene as turtles traverse the damaged area.
Wool shipment from Santa Rosa bank to Mo Lyon & Co
Guadalupe W.J. Melaven of Santa Rosa State Bank shipped 40 000 pounds of wool to Mo Lyon & Co. of Kanais City last week, per Santa Rosa Voice.
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Santa Rosa State Bank
Mo Lyon & Co
Kanais City
Santa Rosa Voice
McKinley County Establishes Eight Defense Councils
Eight community councils of defense have been formed in McKinley County, with broad countywide representation. The councils will coordinate general defense efforts as the work of defense is expanded across the area.
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McKinley County
Cialinn Herald
Cattle shipment to Blom Cattle Company teased in report
Fragmentary notes describe a large cattle load moving to Interactive at Blom Cattle Company. Names such as Tohn McNTerney and Coley Charles appear amid garbled text about cattle, horses, and a Denver wage event.
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Tipne
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Big Strike at Soldier Mines Drives Rich Metals Prospect
A major strike at the Soldier mines last week slowed at sixty feet in a new tunnel. Rich in iron, lead, copper sulphides, and divers, the find marks the Oli Soldier as a promising summer property in the district. Reported by observers including Walt and Herman A. of Hotel Aranp Wena, with ties to visitors and Red Cross contingents. public interest grows as plans for further work and hotel developments are outlined amid local chatter.
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Dona Ana County Wheat Prospects Amid Delays and Subscriptions
In Dona Ana County farmers report delays and cautious plans as threshing runs full swing. Subscriptions to the university program rise, while wheat sown in fall is expected to yield better than spring varieties. McCihe Cattle Company and ACW Haight ship merchandise from Cruces and Narar Visa to Kansas City amid transport constraints.
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Round-Up Prizes and Fair Displays Highlight County Event
Local notes describe prize listings and parade entries for a county fair including cattle, beef displays, and a Round-Up. The Glenrio area reports cattle shipments from Russelville Texas and a defense council formed in San Jon with a roster of local officials and organizers.
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Glenrio Tribune
Two French Officers Buried at Arlington With Guard Honor
Cody prepared for burial as news reached families in France. Picard from Massachusetts, mother in law, and the two French officers to lie in Arlington National Cemetery. A military funeral was held with ten thousand soldiers in attendance. Meanwhile repair work at Snake mine progresses under Superintendent Max Quinn with the shaft down to 150 feet and the main cave in starting at about 20 feet.
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France
Picard
Massachusetts
Arlington Military Cemetery
National Capital
Silver City Enterprise
Snake Mine
Max Quinn
Union views on teacher counts and local Chamber of Commerce efforts
The report notes eighty eight teachers registered at the Institute this year to meet required counts, with some attending summer sessions. It mentions a proposed Chamber of Commerce in Chyvton aimed at boosting local industry, and details organizing efforts and community discussions about fostering business in the area.
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Carlsbad building projects and Pecos Valley crop plan
Eddy reports two cars of building material and ties going south Monday to repair bridges and tracks between here and Pecos. Arrangements are being made to move the Pecos Valley crops, estimated at 300 cars due to frost losses and drought. A new round house foundation is nearly complete with materials on site as men move a standpipe and water tank. A contract is set for a new Methodist church with excavation already begun in Hope.
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Mermond Street
Carlsbad Argus
Grant Farmerettes At Work Harvesting in Gila valley orchards
The Farmerettes, led by Mrs. Fergu son, will visit the Gila valley to work in orchards and save the fruit crop. County Agent Ellison presents instruction in picking and handling fruit. Regalia and kit issued. they will cook their own meals and carry bedding. Also noted are bank robbery at Lordsburg and a fatal shooting near Alma over water rights. French officers drowned during a flood near Silver Canyon.
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Levis
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J. T. Stalker
Bel Ranch
Mimbres
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R. Ferguson
Tyrone
Woman’s Land Army
Ellison W
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Lambert Herbert
Cody
Ernest Picard
Silver Canyon
Roosevelts Jerseys Visitor In Elida Amid Grass Shortage
An overnight visitor to Elida last week, Frank Parke, noted that rains have been light, grass is short, and he must buy feed for Jerseys. Walter Anderson plans to feed yearlings from Kiowa Kansas at ten dollars per head.
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Kingston Receives Daily Mail Service Update
The Sierra Daily Mail notes Kingston now has a daily mail with faster service. The Kingston mail, previously sent the next morning, now departs immediately after arrival. Mining work at Las Animas Peak Gold Mines advances with a 270 foot shaft and three quartz ledges yielding visible gold.
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Hillsboro
Las Animas Peak
Tear Zem Up Rally Cry Echoes In American Speech
Fragmentary wartime text discusses a new battle cry “tear zem up” and United American sentiment. It references rallies, leaders, and hostile rhetoric, noting calls to stand firm against a foe and to protect allies amid mounting tension.
Allied plants soon to soar above range of German guns
An Allied air force preview notes revolutionary aircraft will soon surpass German gun ranges in speed altitude and payload. Reported improvements highlight stronger engines longer flight times and new bombing capabilities, with weather shaping early tests. Local accounts mention a windstorm affecting sheep losses near Encino and rains flooding roads in Pintada area.
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Teniton
Royal Air Force
Gerais
Amitel
Tyne
New Mexico
Pablo Aguilar
Willard
Encino
Town visitors praise our town and local firms
Mr and Mrs Geo and Ro Davis of Deming spent an hour or two in our town Monday enroute to Louts Ky. They were impressed by our city’s sights and noted that local firms must be confident in tempbuilding. Duncan, new Frey Garage proprietor, is said to have bought Mr and Mrs A A Williams’s home, part of Fadee Enterprise developments.
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Ro Davis
Deming
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T & Duncan
Frey
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Fadee Enterprise
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Aod
Abereid
Sana Pe
Loafers rounded up by Clovis police force
Clovis police report ongoing actions to enforce an order affecting local workers and those seeking employment. The article notes a large windmill project near Vaughn, describing Enigenio Perez’s ranch and a well with 20 gallons per minute output, plus a 4470 pound mill component.
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Joral
Vaughn
Clovis Journal
Quote attacks Kaiser rule and German policy
An Aztec Independent statement condemns German citizens for tolerating Kaiser leadership and his regime of harm asserting no peace while his government continues. The text frames the Kaiser as murderers and ravishers and calls for opposition to his authority.
Nurse Reserve Needed for Hospital Work
A garbled press notice outlines a call for nurse reserves to support hospital operations. It references committees, national defense contexts, and potential mobilization themes, but the text is fragmented and many details are unreadable or garbled.
West Point graduates urged to go in and win says chief of staff
Louis Globe-Democrat notes General March’s West Point address praising courage and duty. The Chief of Staff’s vigorous words stress valor, discipline, and readiness as graduates prepare to join the front, with emphasis on service over personal gain and the moral aims of victory.
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Louis Globe-Democrat
New Mexico citizens unite to drive Hearst from state
Amid campaign against Hearst, New Mexico citizens and allies mobilize to restrain Hearst publications and force dealers to halt Hearst papers. Los Angeles Examiner letters describe dealer pressure, legal cases, and local resistance as they back Allied causes and oppose Hearst influence.
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Lamogordo Boy in Marine Corps Tells of Fight
An Alamogordo native serving in the Marine Corps recalls frontline combat near a German village. He describes trenches, shellfire, and mortar threats, meeting fellow soldiers like Pearman and Charlie Sutton as they pressed to the front. The reminiscence reflects WWI era heroics and the era’s martial bravado.
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Tteer
Hem Pearman
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Tames
Charlie
Nin
Sale notice and land transfer details in Spanish original
Public sale notice describes venta of property with boundaries and buyer Rafael Blanes and Maria Venacia Maren. Mentions deeds recorded in December 30 18 and 24 1888 in the records of the county of Sats. Includes names Francisco Martin Rafa Maria and reference to Reingardt Sof her and A property.
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Maria Venacia
Frere
Francisco Martin
Rafa
Very Maria Tgnacia
R. Pagian
Condade de
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