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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
6
J C Cassell a Santa Fe automobile dealer buys the first airplane placed in the city and likely the state. The Lincoln Standard with 150 hp Hispano Suisse motor carries three passengers and has set altitude records. Delivery from Lines Nebraska is arranged. Cassell also takes regional agency for northwestern New Mexico.
An adobe and frat house on Hillside Avenue, owned by Reese Fullerton and previously by Mrs. Kate Patterns, collapsed around 2 o'clock Sunday moving. Occupants including Mrs. Maisie K. Moore, her daughter Mary, Consuelo Chaves, Everett Moore, and Bernard Roberts were inside but unharmed. North wall and roof of the reception room fell, wrecking furniture. conditions about whether foundation failed or impact caused the collapse remain undetermined.
A Republican convention is called to meet in Albuquerque New Mexico on September 7 at noon to nominate Presidential Electors congressmen district attorneys and state officials. Counties receive delegates based on votes for the Republican governor in November 1918 with RS Wilson and Tam many figures noted and quotes from Kit Carson and the Philadelphia North American appear in the text.
The Office of the Commissioner of Public Lands, Santa Fe, NM, publishes land sale details for tracts in Hidalgo, Grant, and Otero counties. Notices describe sale to the highest bidder, minimum price per acre, payment terms, and contract requirements with deferred payments and interest.
The notice outlines a timber sale in Colfax County by the Commissioner of Public Lands of New Mexico. It describes bidding, payment terms, acreage, and reservations of mineral rights, with conditions for contracts and installments.
Public land sale notice for Socorro County appears in this extract. Repeats legal citation lines about notice publication, parcel action, and county clerk details. Contains names and dates implied but unclear in legible form. The readable fragments indicate a formal public notice process required by statute with publication in a local newspaper.
State of New Mexico notices a public land sale in Luna County under the Public Lands Act. It lists multiple sale lots with descriptions including routes, improvements like windmills and corrals, and values. bidding procedures require certificates and deposits. The sale occurs at the county courthouse and at the Public Lands office in Santa Fe with reserves and terms specified.
Public notices detail land lease sales in Lincoln and Socorro counties, including bids, improvements, and payment terms. It lists multiple sale numbers, acreage, terms for bonds, and mineral rights, with public auction dates and attorney references. Also includes pendency of suit notices for divorce cases in Santa Fe and Las Vegas, listing defendants, plaintiffs, and filing dates.
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