Local ranchers report livestock moves and feed purchases
New Mexico sources note cattle and sheep activity this winter with several trades and feed purchases. M S Fuitt of Los Tanos shipped about 30 hogs, Collins and Thompson sold ewes to Paul sicRee at Fort Sumner, Davis bought 100 head of cattle, and T J Spiller of Alamo sold 100 head of two-year-old steers to Taiban buyers.
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Fuitt
Los Tanos
I. Collins
Puerto de Lana
M. Thompson
Pastura
Solidi
Paul sicRee
Fort Sumner
T. J. Spiller
Alamo
Taiban
Hidalgo Outlook Bright for Stockmen Says Robison
Robison of a Pueblo firm reports continued shipment of four carloads of steers to May 28 and notes yearling prices at 30 dollars per head, two and three year olds at 50 dollars. He praises Hidalgo cattle, predicts higher value, and forecasts cattle sold by the pound in the future. He plans shipments from Rodeo on May 24 and Lordsburg on May 28.
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Robison
8Otenic Coy Pueblo
Hidalgo
Rodeo
Lordsburg
Iain Liberal
85 Mining Company Opens Profit Sharing Store
The 85 Mining Company announces a profit sharing plan for its employees. A paid up capital of OAM will share in profits every six months. The company states employees will participate in distributions as part of the new scheme.
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OAM
Lincoln County Attendance Banner Awarded at Capitan School
In December Capitan school teacher Miss Ellen Smith's room earned the Attendance Banner for Lincoln County with the highest attendance percentage. The Dec month results show the leading room at Capitan with the top rate, while the next highest percentage was 9 percent. Coyotes and lobos are noted as causing more loss than venal to the area.
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Lincoln County
Ellen Smith
Capitan School
Stockmen face trapper scarcity as stockmen grow bold in Lincoln County
A Capitan mountains farmer reports four missing traps weekly, netting ten dollars. Nearby ranchers including Sam Fambrough note mixed sentiment among stockmen. Cattle are in good shape. recent rains and warm days boost native weed growth, preserving livestock condition until grass returns. William H. Walker appointed postmaster at White Oak, succeeding Robert H. Taylor. Frances Wells previously led Carrizoro office. Sam Barnett feeds a cattle car bound for early market. Stratton, Reily & Harris sold yearlings to FO. Pinter. Cirriznrs shipments, Joe Stes with the crew, and Dr F E Ko Cole oversee Carrizoro schools amid education reforms. Mrs. Samora of Lincoln County remodeled a home in Carrizoro News.
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William H. Walker
White Oal
Robert Hm, Taylor
Frances Wells
Deming News Briefs On Desertion Case And Local Services
Three soldiers of the 2th Infantry alleged to have deserted killed two Mexicans after crossing the border and were captured eight miles south of Colomias. They faced court martial for treason and intoxicated cross-border actions. Deming Red Cross announces Miss Foster will teach home hygiene and first aid to adults and high school girls using a dummy patient. Work begins on a two story addition to H Nordhaus Sons Co with brick reinforced concrete, ground floor plumbing dept, and a Gold Avenue store gallery upgrade.
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2Th Infantry
Mexico
Steer
Dekson
Lietengat Tatereth
Tefl Tre Onititurs
Deming
Heaillieht
J. G. Moir
Deming Red Cross
Miss Foster
H. Nordhaus & Sons Co
Gold Avenue
Murder of Penney More Shocks Colume Tus East Side
Penney More, a respected colored woman of means, was murdered Friday night in her eastern Columet us home. She was struck above the eyes with a blunt instrument, her skull crushed. No clues or suspects have been found yet.
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Penney” More
Colume= tus
Woman's American Legion drive moves Gallup unit forward
Mrs Palmer Kerner is directing a push to organize a strong Gallup Auxiliary in New Mexico under Palmer Kerner authority. The effort targets wives and sisters, aiming to recruit in Gallup and make the unit the first in the state. Local items note small thefts and a drug case with fines and jail terms.
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Palmer Kerner
New Mexico
Kerner
Gallup
Gallup Herald
Arrests for Carrying Concealed Weapons In County Seat
Ted Mora reports Rafael Lacens, Las Vegas, arrested two youths Vitelio Vapinoza and Belisaria Espinoza. They were arraigned before the Justice of Peace on concealed weapons charges. Helixarin received nine days in the county jail. Vitelio had not yet been sentenced.
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Ted
Rafael Lacens
Las Vegas
Vitelio Vapinoza
Belisaria Espinoza
Justice of Peace
Helixarin
Coun
Vitelio
Fragmentary Roy Local News Snippet Mixes Death Travel and Work
Detained boy dies of pneumonia after a short illness. Body to Wagon Mound. Wortmans move to Colorado Springs to run a rooming house. V and brother plant 233 acres of wheat. plan to return next summer. No wheat profit this year. Paper moves to new office. big press relocated. town hopes for improvement. Roy Spanish American mention.
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Wason Mound
Harry 1. Wortman
Colorado Springs
Mr. V
George
Stronauts
Roy
MacAllin Co Shipments Include Beans Hay and Flour
A. MacAllin Co mailed a car of beans a car of hay and a car of corn this week and also received a car of flour. The report notes ongoing freight movements by the firm and indicates active trade in agricultural products.
Otero Area Sanatorium Sale and Local Livestock Outlook
Mrs Vila Yeager is near finalizing a deal to acquire the former EM NE hospital property in Alamogordo area, long used as a sanatorium for tuberculous patients now serving recuperating veterans and government retirees. In Crow Flat and Orange regions, the past year showed stronger livestock conditions with improved sales prospects for the coming year. Local managers Mrs Yeager TW Jeffers and Hane report steady stock and a favorable outlook for regional ranching activities.
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Vila Yeager
Yeager
TW. Jeffers
Orange
Lalit
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WH. Angell
Don Ully
Davis
E Murray
Newkirk
C. A. Foster
Lordsburs High School
R. T. Ward
Animas
Stewart Hunt
Lincoln
Capitan Mountains
Sam Fambrough
Jicarillas
Sam Barnett
Stratton, Reily & Harrie
Pinter
Stratton, Rede & Harris
Cirriznrs
Joe Stes
Carrizoro News
Luna
Maydell Berry
Olf
Victor Addition
Iglar
Birug
Gallup Independent
Angello Butte
Motte
Botte
A. MacAllin Co
Otero
Chesterfield
Og Cigarettes
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