Building a New School at Carrizozo and County Farm Exhibit
Carrizozo reports plans for a three story fourteen room school building with basement auditorium and gym, to cost about 75000 dollars, foundation started and cement to be poured soon. Otero county farm exhibit to be held in Alamogordo with plans ahead of El Paso show dates, moving toward October. Jack and Doc Curry sent to Santa Fe to serve 12 to 15 months for sheep larceny.
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Frederick No
Hunt
Carrizozo
Livingston
Idaho
Mr. Hunt
Av I Halsey
Chris Packerson
Packerson
Alawards
Childern
Mieworly
Orn ii Cartizozo
Carrioca
Parr
Vaugghn
News
JW. Ware
Otero County
Alamo Gente Siniar
el Paso
Ortuber
Alamogordo
Jack
Doc Curry
Santa Fe
Juan Sena
State Penitentiary
Santa Rosa
Typhoid Epidemic Fight in Nara Visa District
Dr W Leming and county health officers organize a community health association to combat a typhoid threat as water samples show suspicious conditions. C Ceseo elected president and Hugo Loeweristeen named vice president. Joseph L. Mepresides oversees sa and tidisances. G W Posey serves as medical adviser. Child welfare workers will join next meeting. Nearby shooting south of Jordan ends in homicide with Tom Pearson jailed awaiting preliminary hearing. Hendricks killed, motive unclear amid longstanding bad blood. Ladd from Glenrin returns home to Rey and ships cattle. Oscar Norwood also ships a car.
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W. Leming
Nara
Ceseo
Community Health Board
Hugo Loeweristeen
Vitals
Joseph L. Me
NM. LL. Crow
Jordan
Tom Pearson
Charles L. Hendricks
Het
Cour Drickson
Pearson
Hendrickson
Knapp Farm
Scumeart New
Derrick Work Restarted At Angelus Well Site
Work on rebuilding the wrecked derrick near Angelus well southeast of town began after debris clearance. Supt Nelson oversees a crew of about severe men, aiming to complete the new derrick within ten days designed to withstand heavy strain. Florida Oil directors reviewed bids for 1800 feet of Binch pipe and setting costs, planning a $3000 campaign to raise funds before purchase and shipment, with leases and stock to be sold to raise capital. Deming Headlight notes landholders inspecting colonization plans east of the city, expected to boost development and benefit the community. Deming Graphic reports tomato crops in the Mimbres valley may match past yields despite reduced acreage, due to blight-free plants. Hondale cannery prepares to hire nearly 50 workers by late August, with market conditions limiting profits but optimism for the 1921 pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelus
Nelson
Bas
Poland
Florida Oil Company
Mar Jain
Deming
Deming Graphic
Mimbres
E. D. Osborn
Manaver
Canning Factory
Hondale
Osborn
Columbas Courier
Autopsy Reveals Angles Death After Fight in Las Vegas
Reported details show Saul Padills presiding over grand jury, bail fixed. Charles L. Fraker Jr. named secretary. In Las Vegas, a body was found after a fight with multiple inmates injured. Officials and hospital staff report the incident and subsequent actions as investigations proceed. A separate note mentions hog prices reaching 1075 on the Denver market and school foundation work advancing with cement and brick orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Padills
Charles L. Fraker, Jr
Angels
Hie
School funding dispute reaches Hillsboro district
In a civil action, Maolain v. Vseeissits the Hillsboro high school funding plan is challenged as the plaintiff seeks to halt the project and delay the school term. Attorney Laughlin represents the plaintiffs. Altredg Eccere is district clerk with Julian Salas as deputy clerk. Proceedings name Ty Edve and Ni Martin as defendants.
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Santa
Lahore
Tsata
Ty Edve
Ni Martin
Hillsboro
Asul
Laughlin Byline
Sant
Mexico
Altredg Eccere
Ty Julian Salas
Mrbli
Harding Anderson Brothers threshing outfits ready for big season
Harding Anderson Brothers prepare four threshing outfits with three steamers and one oil pull to work over forty men. Two separators have 36 inch cylinders and two have 32 inch cylinders. They will charge per bushel for grain handling amid a busy season on the mesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Brothers
Andercat Boys
Last Chance Mine Development Progress at Hidalgo
Hidalgo reports steady progress at the Last Chance mine with strong ore shows on the 275 level and the 1B level. Crews intend to drive the 275 drift 300 feet east after the uprise, with the 273 west producing the best ore and a five foot wide vein of free silver ore. About 180 feet of drift remains on the east and west faces, with two shifts and 16 workers on desk tasks. Roy Peak opens a sheet metal shop in Crocker addition to repair gas engines windmills and pumps.
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Pres Tyent
Roy Peak
Re Dence
Crocker Addition
Lordsburg
Local cattle sale at Hi-Lonesome ranch features several consignments
Lea Top Heard sold eighty Cook yearlings at twenty dollars a head to Mr Haines of Fort Worth for shipment to Kansas City. Cattle pasturing at Hi-Lonesome ranch while awaiting transport. Frank Miser sold eleven cows with calves to Mrs Fred Wilson for Carlsbad at cash per head, plus one bull for one hundred dollars. Cattle described as exceptionally good and to join Wilson herd at Hi-Lonesome.
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Top Heard
Haines
Ft. Worth
Kansas City
Hi-Lonesome Ranch
Frank Miser
Fred Wilson
Carlsbad
Carhart City Lead Manufacturer Sells Stock to Gibson-Faw Yard
Lincoln McKinley reports the Carhart City Lixader Co. has sold its entire stock to Gibson-Faw, to be moved from the current location after a fine, with timber distributed from Gibson-Faw yards opposite the freight depot. The deal signals expansion for Gibson-Faw as they operate across the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carhart City Lixader Co
Jousest Establumber
Galuip
Gallup News
Mora San Miguel and the Wagon Mound Club Formation
A new organization called the Wagon Moond Bursam club forms in Mora San Miguel with an initial 250 members. President J Wagner of Nor rity guides the group. The article notes aims to aid Ade in securing the nomination and election of D C secretary Holm O Bursum to the U S Senate and references national education council ties and a recent gala at the opera house. Indications point to Mora county support and a public convention in Santa Fe plus local legal matters involving Java n accused of murder and Angel bound over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wagner
Norrity
Adeef
Isite Steele Baylor
Washington
D.C
Holm O. Bursum
United of Education
Council of Education
Opera
Hershin
Angel
Incorporation Certificate Proceedings At State Commission
A scanned 1971 report details a Certificate of Incorporation for McClintock Moore Clothing Company and references the State Corporation Commission. The text mentions the filing date, witnesses, and sealing, with notes on corporate terms and officers. The article then shifts to local news about farm and housing developments, crop damage from bean beetles, and renovations in the community including a new school building planned for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New Mesipo
St H New Min
McClintock Moore Clothing
Maine
Anil Comminnion
Spa Pee
Watts
Des Moines Wheat Market and New Mexico Corporate Notices
The piece notes Mrs. Josey selling 55 bushels of wheat at about 1.00 per bash for Des Moines market, with merchants paying the balance as a bond, and reports indicate yields near 40 bushels per acre. It also details corporate and land notices from the New Mexico State Corporation Commission and U.S. Land Office, including articles of incorporation for McClintock Moore Clothing Company and filing notices for homestead entries with witness lists and publication dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Josey
Bashel
Barnes & Gordon
Notice of Intention to File for Land Claim in New Mexico
Publication details indicate Eugenio Taros and Manuel Chaves filed intentions to hold land claims in Santa Fe New Mexico with the U S Land Office. The notice, dated July indicates a willful effort to establish rights to sections in Meridion and surrounding townships. Potential claimants include Pedro Sam and Antonio Mutia Ragial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Santa Fe
New Messen
Charl Ferguson
Stapler
Eiff
Mane
U.S
Stanley
Santa Fe County
Chumant
Roy Gish
J OR. Grammer
Rett Hotwood
Reeser
New Mexico
Eugenio Taros
Townahin WN
Meridian
Hay
Suna Fe
Manuel Chaves
Iniaal
Santa Fey
Pesterico
Sam Thicfoneo
Wheyem
Seo
Cilwil
Wetore
Reister
Santa Re
Kenitin Caneales
Keytat
Antonio Mutia Ragial
Viguenites N. O AM Tergerf Mteenre Virey
Ser
Auvinen Heit
Notice of Department Publication and Public Land Rights
Fragmented OCR reveals a department notice announcing publication and intention to file land and mineral rights. Mentions Santa Fe, September dates, notice of publication, claimants, witnesses, and legal formalities for public recording and patent processes.
Notice for Public Land Claim Proceedings
Public notice records that Promweiins Cutterree of Lome, XM files for Lore 2 and 2 SW NEM, SFUNWe, NW Sky, NEWSWH Se dT DON, RE. MR ame SEM See M in Townehig 16 No Range Hf eM Meridign. A three year trial to establish claim to the land will be held before the US Commission Jeruit Sena Fe, Santy Fron, NM on September 6, 121. Participants include Vietatla po Sandoval of Lams and Vicente Trujilla, George Gurierres of Rower Ac M TERGERN, with Reester Viner Pubtiewinis Anewerte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Sky
Townehig
US Commission
Jeruit Sena Fe
Santy Fron
Vietatla Po Sandoval
Lams
Rowe
Vicente
Trujilla
Georer Gurierres
M Tergern
Reester Viner Pubtiewinis Anewerte
Land sale near town changes hands to Hodges
Roosevelt W. A. Fry sold 200 acres of land north of town to Mo Wo Hodges last year at 530 dollars per acre. The property drained the ranch which Hodges has owned the past three years. JW Wilkinson is shipping more carloads of calves today from here to the Kansas City market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Fry
Mo Wo Hodges
Hodges
JW. Wilkinson
Kenna Record
Fire destroys Farne ing on shawer qlants plant at San Juan
Last week a fire broke out in the cupola of the Farne ing on shawer qlants building near Hinsite about two o clock. Flames destroyed equipment and damage ran high. The plant, covering Lie ii Hinsite area, burned cables and wool shipments were sent from the point. Authorities estimate property loss at about Om with efforts to secure a new generator and power expected within weeks. A large force worked on the oil rig town with completion anticipated by early next week.
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Heekdine
Fee
Ogeer
JsHese
Aye Bohm Rade
Citiens
Farsington Hustler
A H
Long
Rosa
San Juan Review
Wool sale signals strong demand amid early season market
Reports from Socorro highlight a banner wool sale with Td Mf. Otero selling 2008 pounds at 16 cents per pound to Gelrich & Co. of Bestar, seen as a solid price under current market conditions. Western New Mexico buyers re-enter the field as hopes rise for later improvements and sustained demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero
Gelrich & Co
Bestar
New Mesa
Notice Of State Engineer's Office Water Application
The State Engineer's Office records a public notice regarding a water appropriation by an applicant in New Mexico. The proposal seeks 8 acres of water for agricultur al use from a stream on land parcels near Arrogo Chamisos, Marcus te Grant, and other named locations. Public comments and final action by the State Engineer are scheduled after the notice date referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrogo Chamisos
Marcus Te Grant
Cernibes
Cannes
Ani
Notice of Estate Proof and Sale in Santa Fe
The Probate notice for Glenn Olbert of Texas requests proof of will and inventory for a land parcel in Santa Fe. Proceedings proceed at the county courthouse on the second Wednesday in September with formal deadlines and required witnesses.
State land selections and agency notices
Fragmented OCR text reports state land selections and official notices. It references departments, storm references, and potential tabled content. The legible pieces hint at land ownership, determinations, and agency actions without clear names or dates.
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NEW Mexico News Review
Im Ladd
Glenrin
Rey
Mr Ladd
Oscar Norwood
Luna
Las Vegas
Weilhy
Ait
Marat
Wy Condon
Marc Chiseles
Seretare Treasieyy
Torre Et
Guy of
San Lion Ant Perdew Herrera
Las Very
Nfreid
Lindario Faeg
Ase
Momoe
Denver
Grenville
District Court OF the First Pudicial
PUK
WHEE
Ntafe
New Merion
Lillian P.artin
Haimnitt
Edward N. Martin
Doefercant
Sierra
Harding
Bell Ranch
Wilson Company
Kay
TF. Henry
Roy
Down Town
Schol House
Crown and Thompson
Rey Tradin
Spareth- Atmerican
Hidalgo
Lea
Lincoln
Blackrock
Riley
Denwoody Co
Sacramento
Calif
Farmington
Will T. Sterling
Tularosa
Crystal Theatre
Hos S. Campbell
J. Dingwall
The
Crys
SAN Miguel
Torrance
State OF New Mexico Corporation Commission
CW. MeckIntock
Everett Po
Arlen
Morrison
Perk
Wo E. Small
Harry] Turley
Mawea
Acre
Patel
Kields
Ard
Fiyeatiu
Sehont
Crady
Roney
Sir Joh
Parpits
Ttik
Tnion
Paton
Pat Om
Rator-Des Moines
Raton
Seear Af Bros
State Corporation
Commissio
Certificate OF Comparison of States of America
State of New Mexico
Wieny Anngard
MOORE
Therrom
Sanah
Asguet
Jiegh HO Williams
Cheairnsun
Amas
Conpeon Jered Muney Cooking Company
Verparavaim
Konty Besoti
Beare
Messe
Te Marty
Werethwarity Wit Im
Ohare Hormel Aaod
Feds
Mbna Gore
Cenmeretin
Hiseerey
Wiecks
Metis and Weuritien
Miles
Tocorp
Exchane
MeCiquek
Eveyert Fe Moore
Satta Fe
New
Helen Moore
Shell
Slater
Set
Tntenur
Sant ‘Gilieg
Sante Pe
Aniry
Wittiersen
Taba
Albert Ney
Meladden
A. Eliott
Jest Mhumford
Nom
Bergere
Register
AIG
Hove
Chsimant Namies
Asis
Lang Ms
Tamy
Nes Mesico
Ada
Penny
Samia
Witnerses
Nome Tergern
Pudieatian Auavette
Sante Fe
Novane
Amy Lamy
Winger Wen
Wwe
Elaine
Anita
Rotten
Hamar
Wemgere
Messier
Hon Oh Aus
the Lot
SW Sri
Ser Bun
W. Bertyan
Trensey UK
Bayer
Aletes Geert
Septannes
Bartides Martine
Antek
Sagi Pr
Msak
Vince Pudvatior
Lowey
Eetayistets
Galeton NM
Janie Fe
Sawa
POL Wismatt
Witerases
Agnstio Fonteva
Galeyren
Wilarin Bovtes
Kaleem MM Nien Fielifle
Simca
RMS Lameinie Pate
Amen Fe
Roosevelt
San Juan
Socorro
Java
Magdalena News Co
State Engineer's Office
Win Arete
Alter
Senta
Glenn Olbelt
Toavabiy
Renee
Sawbek
Staales
Sam
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