New Mexico College Chooses President Kent
Harry L. Kent, head of the state mental station at Hays Kansas, will become president of the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts arriving with his family September 1 and making Mesilla Park his home. The council faces possible injunctions if it proceeds with improvements funded by installments without cash payments.
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Las Cruces Republic
Harry L. Kent
Agricultural College of Kansas
Hays
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Las Cruces
Mesilla Park
Hope Sells Most Apple Crop As Cash Jump Looms
Eddy Hope has sold about 75 carloads of apples at a satisfactory price with £3000 deposited as good faith. The deal should yield about $75,000 for the 1921 crop, bringing relief to the community. Dr. R. J. Boatman, county health officer, visited San Jose to organize sanitary measures for diphtheria control and street cleanup. W. C. Bates has acquired partner W. C. Tebbetts farms, totaling about 250 acres in the Inman farm area near Carlbad, rich alfalfa land ready for cultivation.
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Hope
R. J. Boatman
San Jose
W. C. Bates
W. C. Tebbetts
Carlbad
Inman
Grant County Court Opens In Silver City With No Grand Jury
Grant County district court convenes in Silver City on Monday September 12 under Judge Raymond J. Ryan for a two week fall term. With a light criminal docket no grand jury will be seated saving taxpayers money. One murder case against George Beall tied to the death of Daniel Rodrigues is among cases to be tried.
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Grant County
Silver City
Raymond J. Ryan
George Beall
Daniel E. Rodrigues
Rodriguez
Beall
Land rush Near Vaughn Fueled by Homesteaders and Veterans
The Guadalupe column notes rapid land settlement in New Mexico near Vaughn by homesteaders and ex soldiers with expectations of open lands in ninety days. J W McIaven sold 100 head of 2 year old steers to T L Lewis of Cuervo with Sept 1 delivery. The Santa Rosa State Bank received a 1500 check from the state fire insurance fund via the bank examiner, aiding fire department equipment payments. Detm ying headlight Morse Bros Co sold a carload of wool to Stern Natim Las Vegas and Leandro Sena J Y Armijo bought two new trucks for county road work between Pastora and Pintada, supervised by Road Supt.
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Union
New Mexico
Vaughn
Vawehn News
J. W. Mclaven
Santa Rosa State
Hank
T. L. Lewis
Cuervo
Tty
State Insurance Commissioner's Department
State Bank Examiner's
Deming
Fire Protection Fund
T. J. Lewis
Las
Vegas
Morse Bros. Co
Stern Natim
Las Vegas
Leandro Sena
J. Y. Armijo
Pastora
Pintada
Supt Tancher
Santa Rosa
Tragic Farmyard Death After Pillow Fight Near Milly
Freddie Scoops dies after a scuffle with Roy Cates at the Case farm, miles northwest of Milly. The fight began over a pillow, blows struck, Scoops collapsed on a cement floor, and died despite doctors' efforts. Cates surrendered to the constable and was bound over for hearing. Burial planned in Ripton.
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Milly
Freddie Scoops
Roy Cates
Case Farm
Scoops
Cates
Constable Hellopeter
Justine McClure
Rpton
Hidalgo Official Visits 5 Branch Manager in Smiling Visit
Col John G Greenway general manager of the C A Co and companions Ira Bijarolem an N C Cline called on manager Karl J Mohler of the 5 Branch this week. They were evidently pleased, arriving and departing with smiles as reported by the Lordsburg Liberal.
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John G. Greenway
Messrs
Ira Bi Joraleman
N.C. Cline
Karl J. Mohler
Lordsburg Liberal
Lea County Oil Field Draws Prospective Buyers
Electra Texas visitors J M Towels J C Heewa R L Birwell and J McGuinn toured the Inn near Plainview to evaluate oil prospects overnighting with Meril who resides nearby Lovington Leader reports.
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Lea County
J. M. Towels
J. C. Heewa
R. L. Birwell
J. McGuinn
Electra
Texas
Meril
Plainview
Lovington
Gibson Bros Plan Cattle Return From Mexico
Gibson brothers prepare to repatriate cattle from Mexico where they had been penned. The herd is reported in good condition after recent rains and should support the stock well. Vicente Visconti, the Mexican consul, was in Deming yesterday.
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Gibson Bros
Mexico
Gibson Range
Vicente Visconti
Was
Deming
New Industry Planned Near Zuni Station With War Department Picric Acid
Herald reports a forthcoming private plant near Zuni station to process picric acid stored at Fort Wingate into cartridges. Project aims to employ 150 to 200 workers, payroll $10,000 to $12,000 monthly, with Gallup transport via Santa Fe. Construction near Wingate to start soon, using private contracts. production to last about two years.
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the Herald
Cratch
Zuni ‘Station
Gallup
Santa Fe
Fort Wingate
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Treartment
Agricultural expansion and wheat boom eyed for Tucumcari area
Quay A L Hamilton and C C Head report plans to plant at least three thousand acres of wheat in San Jon, Norton, and surrounding valleys with additional growth in Tu c umcari valley. The effort aims to boost land values, encourage farming, and help stockmen recover from cattle losses as grain production expands. A fire at Ralph Nutt’s plumbing shop Thursday night caused total loss of the outfit with low city water pressure aiding containment.
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A. L. Hamilton
C. C. Head
San Jon
Vorter
Nortons
Quas
Te Montoya
Tucumeari
Tucumweari
Tucumcari
O'stock
Ralph Nutt
Nott
Farmington man and crew to start highway work upgrade
Wayne Walling of Farmington and a crew were notified by the state highway department to begin work from Haynes end of the road. The party left for the point the first of the week.
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Wayne Walling
Farmington and Crew
Parmingtons Albaquerque
State Highe
Haynes
Varty
Roosevelt Taos G Install Coffee Mill Amid Market Hype
Gustoff Store installed an electric coffee mill for home use, promising high quality ground coffee from western and eastern sources. The Taos Valley News notes customers can choose coffee ground to their preference with free delivery, aiming to satisfy fastidious tastes. Local cattle shipment to KC market reported by Ken tara Record and others.
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Gustoff
Ateman
McArthur
Shirley
America
Bern
Wolf
Taos Valley News
County teachers institute to open on August twenty ninth
The Sierra county teachers institute will open August 29 for one week with Prof A B Bowden of Baylor College directing. Miline Albuquerque superintendent and Mrs Ruth Miller will attend, both prominent state educators. Judge Owen donated the use of the court room for the event.
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County Teachers’ Institute
A. B. Bowden
Baylor College
Texas
Miline
Albuquerque
Ruth Miller
Socorro Welcomes Prof Greene to Spanish Department
Prof J R Greene elected to the Department of Spanish and manual training at Socorro county high school arrives to assume duties on Monday September 5. He is a graduate of Park College Missouri with an A H degree. Nick Augustina adds interior decor upgrades to his soft drink business in Socorro. Geo Heard of the Montesa Sheep Co assisted in shipping an 18,000 pound wool clip during the past week.
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J. R. Greene
Socorro County
Prof. Greene
Park College
Nick Augustina
Geo Heard
F Heard
Montesa Sheep Co
Mauentena
Exchange to Close Sundays for Religious Observance
An exchange proposes closing offices from 10 am to 3 pm on Sundays to attend religious services or take a half holiday, lasting one month to seek public opinion before possibly becoming permanent. Des Moines Swastika notes J H Wright in Folsom seeking vacant land between 10 and 20 acres and mentions Theate City Liber Company of Des Moines ordering two tree fight plants for Des Moines firms.
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Town
Courney
Des Moines
J. H. Wright
Folsom
Mr Wright
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Theate City Liber Company
Public Notices and Local Developments Across New Mexico and Midwest
Public notices detail land and railroad interests in Santa Fe and Estancia, with stock subscriptions and a master deed to the Rio Grande Western discussed. Reports describe a destructive hailstorm near Estancia and promising crop yields. farms in Estancia and Clayton anticipate bumper crops. Local dates, names, and business mentions appear, including government filings and homestead notices.
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Rio Grande Western Railroad
RW. Bergin
Trade and oil service growth reshape Santa Fe region
SAN MIGUEL A B SMITH trades 800 acres of prime farm and grazing land near Staunton school grounds to Las Vegas Supply Company in a major local business change. The new service station at 12th and National, by Continental Oil, rises near Douglas, Grand, and the Miner and Leslie building, with post office moves and bank relocations noted. A homestead entry notice for land near Lemmy, NM, is published with a U.S. commissioner hearing set for September 27.
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The
Teierior
U.S Land
Wie
Santa Fe
Lamy
New
Meio
Tommabi
Sina Fe
Spreasber
Bulosio Tlovel
Pedre Martinez
Daniel Marines
Hersasin Gahaldoo
A. M. Bergere
Icherien
Stanley
Jensen Bean Company
AM. Bergere
BEL Herald
A.B. Smith
Staunton
Webb Hill
Des Moines
Financial Stability
Las Vegas
Smith
New Mexico
Hill
EC. Jones
con-Grande
Smith Place
Nat Smith
Thurstional Bank
Douglas
Seventh Streets
Grenville News
Miner and Leslie
Las Vetion
Clint Byrne
Clint
Tion
Continental Oil Company
Sam
Vegas
12Th
National
Grand and
Department of the Teterion
U.S Land Office
San Thtelonsa
P. Meridian
US Land Office
Sandoval
Claien
U.S
Santa Fe Ca
Gouree Latheon
Alejo Luine
Hitherin Martine
Lemmy
MM AM. Bergere
Breieterret
Santa Tie
J. Rettion
Satta
BEL Chieany
Ealwig Sandal
Aisjo Lita
Sueumy Sanders
Tms Samberat
NM AM Wergere
Reqoen Foret
Meridian
Mo Ang
Nice
Gunntres
Ot Lam
S. Honge
Howe
Cayman
Saniowal
Dovey M
Apstinia Arebultn
Rose
Vicente Trujilla
Fomny
RM Grover Gutieries
Rowe
A.M Bergeke
Ameust
Interior
Santa Pr
Crowell
Texas
Ewes
U. S
St Stankey, Sante Fe Ca
Witeenses
Mimnsck
Alfred E. Farrison
Gorse
Roy
Stessey
N. AM Dergere
Register
Peeve
Pol
Santa Fe party to film journey to Jemez country
Sandoval CJ Rirchfield restaurant ad manager of the Santa Fe railroad with his wife and child and HT Cowling motion picture operator DR Johnson and others left Albuquerque for the Jemez country to make motion pictures for Burton Holmes travels. Santa Fe railroad shot many films at Santa Fe last year with wide distribution and fine quality. The Jemez pictures are hoped to bring many tourists to the southwest this summer for a outing at Jemez.
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CJ. Rirchfield
Santa Fe Railroad
HT. Cowling
DR. Johnson
Albuquerque
Jemez Country
Burton Holmes
Santa Pea
Jemer
Joe
Jemez
Mora County school supplies on hand for fall opening
Mora County boards report delivery of school seats furniture and supplies purchased for Mora county schools. Mr Brown resigns as Mora mail carrier and the mail route from Las Vegas will be open for applicants. The road may be fully rock surfaced and weather forecasts hint at improving outdoor conditions with trout streams nearby.
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Mora County
County Board of Faucation
Brown
Mail
Mora
Las Vegas
Odd Fellows buy Alamogordo lots for lodge building
The local lodge of Odd Fellows purchased two Alamogordo lots for 1400 dollars to eventually erect an imposing building. The site is prime and contractors plan construction. delays may follow. Also notes a son Steele Oliver finished Gem City Business College in Quincy Illinois and will start a banking career there. Travelers complain of the Alamogordo road closure between Valmont and Escondido awaiting inspection. A two day picnic and barbecue at Weed, an annual event, drew visitors August 17 and 18.
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Lodge of Odd Fellows
Alamogordo
Odd Fellows
J. W. Oliver
Steele
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Ill
Alamogorde Cloud
Roster
Valmont
Escondido
Cunningham & Daniels
Weed
Orrin Lippard Party Arrives After Eight Day Journey
Mr and Mrs Orrin Lippard reached Torrance from Wichita Kansas after eight days on the road describing poor roads and temporary repairs. They occupy a Preller house and will assist Mr Linepar in building work. DeVaney of Progresso reports very good crop prospects with no hail or major threats and ample moisture to date.
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Orrin Lippard
Wichita
Kansas
Preller
Line Par
M. Bush
DeVaney
Progresso
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NEW Mexico News Review
Grant
Bud Peeler
Arenas Valley
Fred Williams
Wlciens
Carina
Port Bay
Car‘izozo News
Frank Maxwell
John Gallacher
Big Bear Canyon
W. G. Robertson
Helen Rae
Nogal
Schos
Separ
Besches
Jackson
Mule Creek
Princess
Conte
Silver City Enterprise
Guadalupe
Harding
Hidalgo
Lea
Lincoln
Luna
Charles Coteon
Kingman
Court House
Sleht
Gallay Independent
Rio Ariba
Roosevelt
Taos
Hot Jones
Frank
Ben Good
Kentna Record
Sierra
District Court
Owen
Hest
Jove Perex
Hillsboro
Socorro
Eulogio Sandoval
Lam
AM Bergere
Toledo
Aminfornia
AON
E-Box
League
Calumbus
Ohio
League Detroit
Mich
San Juan
Wermington-Agtec
Imeton Huetler
Thomas Bros
Antec
Arter
John Harris
la Plata
Warry
Nash Box
Oakland
Calyrnia
Irs
Wrubel
Tairmont Maternity Hospital
LONG
Kansas City
Readi Westport Station
Kan
Missouri
Mean
Charles Pusin
Meechilrd
U. S. Coamieaiea
Santa Fe County
Chiumant
Herrin
Rey Gish
Mermante
Estancia
Mariatty
Euki
Berton
Helene Ree Fant
U. S. Land
Oflier
Mia Fe
Serxica
Eitesres Emilee
Clapham Country
Clayton
Bertrand Allen
Federal Aid
Mr. Jenkins
O. Jenkins
O. Shelby
SAN Miguel
Landoy Sentn
M. Aue
Notier
Adelaide Ta. Sandoval
Isidro Sandoval
Whsen
Iowanbop
Dwartmnot
Nom
Apustin
Fit Heylin
Joe Padilla
Santa
Sane
Oite
Bary
Nord
Merilian
Cata Wiley
Senta Fe
Bay of Seeems
Chimener Siames Ae Mlttiegeres
George Cree
Onn SM
Miguel Pina
Antornis Muntano
Adetsh
Virgin All of
Som AM
Dergere
Rowister
Hication
State OF
Tom
Rao
Mantes
Gallewoe
New Me
Alexander
Alfredo Lucero
Julian Salas
State Land Department of Tnte
United States
Serehy
State Mexico
Otero
Torrance
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