Interior Secretary's Annual Report Promotes National Resources
Secretary Franklin K Lane urges fuller use of coal oil water power and land. He notes 70 percent of horsepower west of the Mississippi and calls for public land leasing to unlock oil shales while warning to conserve petroleum. He favors nationalizing reclamation and expanding irrigation plus converting cut over lands and abandoned farms to productive use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin K. Lane
Interior Department
Lane
Mississippi
Republic
Sal River
Sriram
Homer
Reclamation Service
New Mexico Highway Projects And Drafting Room Strains
The State highway department reports completion of project statement No 46 a 147 foot bridge across the Santa River on the Taos to Santa Fe Espanola route with the Chama road joining nearby. Plans to advertise bids within a month. Drafting staff in the Senate chamber with sixteen tables, shortage of help and need to expand as new road projects arise.
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State Highway Department
Santaiver
Taos-Santa Fe Espanola
Chama
Santa Fe County
Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Quay County
Montoya
Tacumenet
HL. Wells
Roswell
W. C. Davidson
Senate Chamber
Camp
Paso
I Toe Damas
Bernalillo offers sites for W C T U refuge home
Bernalillo districts consider five site options for a Western C T U girls refuge. funds reach 17 000 toward a 34 000 goal as Mrs N J Strumquist returns from St Louis indicating progress. donor Adelaida Luna offers 1 000 if Albuquerque built, 500 elsewhere. next week board meeting will forward to Chicago.
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W. CT
W. C. TU. Ams
N. J. Strumquist
St. Louis
Adelaida Luna
Los Angeles
Solomon Luna
Los Lunas
Albuquerque
Fianal Board
Chicago
Bremen properties near Silver City to restart under new owners
The Bremen properties in the Silver City area, now owned by Mrs. Bremen and sold to eastern capitalists, are poised for early operation as silver prospects recovered from low prices. The Gila Faray Milling Company’s modern machinery has arrived, enabling 50 barrels of flour every 44 hours and promising long term district output. Langdon Mine at Pinos Altos will ramp up work, with ore reserves kept ready to sustain mill capacity amid mining uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
New York
Whihh
Silver City
Gila
Mexarke Company
Langdon
Wilsonville Noted as Mountain in a National Debate
A reader cites a Saturday Evening Post essay on Wilson and Lincolnville, arguing Wilson’s vision, war policies, and diplomacy shaped America. The letter criticizes party loyalties, mentions treaty debates, prohibition, and foreign policy while defending Wilson’s legacy and urging sustained national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Stant
Eitaing Park
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Wilsonville
Wilson
Liscolnville
Lincoln
Gettysborg
President Wit
Litcoln
Germany
Jackeson
Union
Congress
Des Moines
America
United States
Hemen
Ponts
Borah
Jokancet
Idaho
California
Beaton
Boston
Bockehell
al Christione
Wincell
Hemeall
Waneton
Va Orgeer
France
Indore
Teachers Pleased With Railroad Service in New Mexico
New Mexico teachers reported satisfaction with railroad transportation during the New Mexico Educational Association convention. John Milne of Albuquerque notes the railways handled teachers well, with few ticket misunderstandings amidst general praise. A separate issue in Union County over Mt Dora stock pens was referenced to Robert Rice of the Colorado and Southern Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
The
Educational Association
John Milne
Albuquerque
Corporation Commission
New Mexico Educational Association
Mt. Dora
Union County
Robert Rice
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Denver
MV Dora
Texans Investigating Pecos Water Rights and Appropriations
Texas water officials W T Potter and John Maxwell arrived in Santa Fe to review Pecos river records and assess the legal statutes governing water supply. They study run-off data and land conditions along the Pecos to determine potential appropriation actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
Texas
Pecos River
New Mexico
Pecos
W. T. Potter
Division No
Texas Board of Water Engineers
John Maxwell
Austin
Santa Fe
State En Binter
Alearty
Bank of Commerce Opens in Roswell Soon
A new Bank of Commerce will open in Roswell in the former corner building. Roy Ammerman announced the charter is secured and early stock oversubscribed. Directors include J H Clements J B Beetinger Sylvester Johnson S J Ebbe C D Thompson and Roy Ammerman with local business leaders backing the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Roy Ammersman
Bank of Commerce
Corer
Sete
J. H. Clements
J- B. Beetiner
Sylvester Johnson
S.J. Ebbhe
C. D. Thompson
Royaminerian
Bank of Comnence
Jhen
Ammerman
Curtailed Santa Fe Night Train May Remain Canceled
The Santa Fe Railway, via R J Parker, says the 10 20 P M Santa Fe to Lamy train cannot be restored under current conditions. He notes No 724 at Santa Fe and No 1 are late but may still connect with No 2 and other trains. Tom Baker of Deming has been appointed cattle inspector by the Sanitary Board. the district meets with public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Lamy
R. J. Parker
Western Lines
Corporation Commission
Tom Baker
Deming
Carrestore
Conditle Sanitary Board
Corporation actions and proposed rate changes across several sectors
The article details requests and advisements before the Corporation Commission on telephone, canned goods freight, and express services. It notes F H Clark seeking higher local telephone rates, hearings on reduced canned goods rates with no attendees, Clayton business leaders backing current express facilities, and new freight-rate proposals from Denver Rio Grande affecting Ty Mafra to Chicaco routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Clark
Clayton-Texline Telephone Exchange
Cot
Portland
French Traffe Committee
Northwest Coast Territory
New Mexico
Clayton
State Corporation
Hach
la Matera
W. Mo Lamnton
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Corporation Commission
Ty Mafra
Cilcaca
New Oil and Other Companies Chartered
New oil and other companies chartered as Raton reports progress on A M VanDyke’s new garage with cement foundation and bricks on site. A life-size portrait of Dr Shuler is hung in city council chambers as a civic tribute to his eight years of efforts in local development. The Colfax county district court convened with grand and petite juries forming a heavy docket. Cattle scab quarantine lifted, with 600000 cattle dipped since August. Linwood plans a Phoenix trip to arrange a dairy herd transfer to Colfax farmers through the chamber of commerce.
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A. M. VanDyke
Dr. Shuler
Raise
Raton
Colfax
Devtrict
Ses
W. J. Linwood
Eaton
The
Cattle Sanitary Board
State College Meeting Promises Historic First Week in January
An upcoming gathering at State College is billed as highly important for the community. Amid local notices, references to farm concerns, company charters, and a high school project are noted, with reports of accidents and civic events interwoven through the detailed local recap.
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State College
New Mexico
Survey Party Heads to Sandoval County in Turbulent Work
Wallace West and son Henry lead a survey exploring New Mexico ranges near Chama Tierra Amarilla and Rio Arriba and Beralillo in a week of heavy snow. The men report two mountain lions killed and a third captured. A plant project notes a 70 hp turbine weighing 70 pounds taken to Organ at about 900 dollars. Robbery attempts and wet weather disrupt recent operations across multiple counties.
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Wallace West
Henry
Aurora
Killivg
Charles Springer
N. W. McCluskey
Desets Wallace
Chama
Tierra
Amarilla
Rio Arriba
Young West
Lat Cruces
Tom
Bonfacio Fernandez
Palo
Btsa- Tec
Sandoval Counco
Bernalillo County
Ber
Walille
Demand for City Apartment House Grows Significantly
Local business leaders back an apartment house project as demand rises daily. Plans for new housing likely to be announced soon. Urien bridge approaches restored after last September’s flood. firemen receive $7.50 monthly in city council committee action.
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Aloni
Urien Bridge
Roswell
De Baca Walter Long Sells Sheep and Wool
Walter Long De Baca sold 13 000 wethers at Buchanan to Texas buyers and a 40 000 pound wool clip at 47 cents. He guides white face cattle and 49 head, with 400 stock on the Fort Sumner ranch and others on the Yeso ranch. A skeleton found while grading near the Truch crossing, road work unearthed remains indicating burial. H. W. Newweman found eighteen turkeys near Thanksgiving, paying 10 3/4 cents each for disposal before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Long
Eatthy
Buchanan
Texas
Mr. Long
Roswell
Fort Sumner
Truch
Anaya
He Hanes
Cattle Shipments From Guadalupe and Cuervanta Reported
Guadalupe and Murray shipped two carloads of cattle to Kansas City this week. Allen Davis of Cuervanta also had two carloads in the Kansas market. T. A. Lewis left Park Spring ranch with the cattle, five years in operation, values around 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S & Murray
Kansas City
Allen Davis
Cuervanta
T. A. Lewis
A. A. Pena
Park Spring
Santa Bora Veire
Curfew Enforced by City Council Amid Gambling Crackdown
Lordsburg city council orders strict curfew for all council members and various organizations. New antisgambling ordinance targets any chance activity lacking consideration. National Airlines Association plans field landing near Lordsburg for area prep. the Chamber of Communes picks Mary Moir of Lordsburg as sponsor for the government ship Lontshure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
National Airlines
Tas
Lordsburg
Chamber of Communes
Mins Mary 1 Moir
Lontshure
Tnimehef
Lincoln cattle deal at Carricero Live Stock Company
Edwin O. Finley of the E X ranch sold 340 fat steers to a buyer Willingham of El Paso. The cattle were three and four years old and in prime market condition, with a near six figure price. The Industrial Company consolidates iron ore holdings and plans to increase capital to 25000, improve equipment, and construct a railroad from mines to Ancho on the El Paso and Southwestern line. The piece notes a boycott impact on Chinese by Japanese and factory responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carricero Live Stion Company
Edwin O. Finley
E=X ranch
Willingham
el Paso
Canle
Minng
Hemanite Mining & Transportation Company
Ancho
el Pago Jand Southwestern
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Republican National Committee
Washington
Varsam
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Mexico
Manarouni
Meddill Meseh
Republican Party
Roosevel
Roosevelt
McCormick
McKelvin
Nebraska
Amercanis
Har
Russia
Republican Congress
MeKeteia
Secretary OF Interior
Errs and Box
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Indiana
Menaul School
Hamilton
Menaul
Iag
Cat
Fernandez
Springer Times
J.C. Berry
Melrose
J. D. McKinney
McKinney
Lamesa
Mr. McKinney
Ambrose Ivy
Woolworth
E.W. Bowyer Bothwardsch
Te Svanty Ennuch
Clavig Tournal
Joan B. Larvey
Carlsbad
Harvey
5. D.stennis, Jr
L. 5
Myers
Ae Bi
Carle
Hrajcet
Decoy Waters Users’ Association
Hfe
Minter
Carkhad Argus
Aana
NEW Bank
Deming District
the Corporation Commission
NEW Oil and Other Companies
Uulfax
Uuna Ana
A. J. Jarrow
Mesquite
Corporation
Carneston
Borderio Ol Land Company of
Las Cruces
Jees
J. McCarty
Ho W. Davis
Roscor Hes
Icant
W. F Colter
Meratdy
Shuler
Inmeets Rd
Ilver City
William W. Stephenson
Lizzie Stephenson
Nelson S. Stephenson
Alvan N. White
Charles M. Stephenson
Oklahoma City
Springer
Organ Ore Company
Bentley
Organ i
Propos
Treal
Ing
Sandoval County
H.W. Newweman
Lang Valley
Trayle
Guadalupe
Hidalgo
Leonard Slorsinger
Valedon
Atending
Menico Military Isititstest
Wongliy
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