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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1920

Page

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Curry heads new board of regents

A new board of regents for the State College was appointed by Governor Larrazola. George Curry and Walter M. Connell were named, with William A. Sutherland and Albert J. Fountain also chosen. Connell declined the post, Mandel named to fill the vacancy, one seat still to be filled by a Democrat. The organization meeting will be held next week, with Ex Governor Curry acting as temporary chairman.

Board of Regents State College Govrnor Larrazola George Curry Socorro Walter M. Connell Albuquerque William A. Sutherland Las Cruces Albert J. Fountain Mesilla Welter M. Connell Rebor 1 Regents College At Cover Larvolo Connell California Elicara Mandel X Aeengeeigs Conan Whittier Askren The State Agricultural College Car

Leasing Bill to Boost Irrigation and Fuel Resources

Washington reports Representative Frank J. Mondell states the oil and coal land leasing act will safeguard public interests and increase supply, lowering gasoline prices. He notes anticipated royalties and the West's reclamation fund will grow, with millions already on hand and yearly income likely in the tens of millions.

Washington Frank J . Mondell Wyoming Teader Great West National Reclamation Fund Ile

Williams Company About Reyes Drill Well

The Wil ms.y syndicate has been moving machinery into San Juan county for a month and is set to begin its first test well while Mesa Verde moves its rig to No. 1 well to dig deeper. Samples from oil No 2 prove oil discovery as officials prepare for state land sales and new appointments.

Wilms.y San Juan County Mesa Verde Company Oil Company

Alfalfa stock company urged for Hope area trade

A plan to organize a stock company of alfalfa growers at Hope aims to build a warehouse at Artesia for storing grinding and selling alfalfa damaged pea green and other varieties. The proposal promises good money for growers and follows a push by local groups. The article also notes community events and local residents, including Woodmen Circle ceremonies, cemetery services, and local real estate and education appointments.

Hope Artesia

Snorty Gobbler Drills First Oil Strike in Union County

The Snorty Gobbler Company reported the first oil strike in Union County near Grenville last week. Early reports were inflated but later details confirm a small oil encounter in the sand formation, seen as an encouraging sign for the operation.

Union County Snorty Gobbler Company Grenville

Blancett to Hang Here on July Ninth

Governor Larrarolo refused the petition for clemency in the Elbert W. Blancett case. The commutation denial follows arguments by his attorney AWB Rene and cites the governor’s reasons signed by counsel. Blancett will be executed in the early morning of July.

Blancett Larrarolo Elbert W. Blancett Awb Rene Biancett

Rumor links Magee to New Mexico governorship bid

The Santa Fe New Mexican notes a persistent rumor that Carl Magee, owner of the Albuquerque Morning Journal, seeks the Republican nomination for governor. It predicts editoral interest would sharpen the race, but the Journal dismisses the notion, joking about political reputations and settling scores with Hon. Tom Hughes.

Larrazolo Santa Fe New Mexican Journal Agricultural College Santa Fe Carl Magey the Few Albuquerque Morning Journal Govnor New Mexico Magee Tom Hughes Albuquerque Journal

Good Times for All Through Shared Effort

The saying highlights that enjoyable outcomes come from collective hard work and mutual effort, emphasizing a sense of worthy achievement as the true reward. It frames teamwork as essential to lasting success and communal satisfaction.

Health board formed in Albuquerque for public health service

The United States public health service will establish a three physician five dentist health board in Albuquerque led by District Supervisor Dr J Cornell and Dr Joseph J Wallace from Denver. Offices secured, specialists hired, and quarantine rules enforced as construction moves for new shops and facilities proceed under city health oversight.

Albuquerque United States Public Health Service Cornell Joseph J. Wallace Denver J. ‘A. Reidy Br D. C Dodds de Angle R. B. Tracy J. R. van Atta

New State Auto Co Building Sold for Campground Use

The building housing the New State Auto Co has become property of Mrs. Mary Lynne from the First Gate Loan Co. The site will host a municipal campground south of the high school with water and electric utilities for travelers. The move reflects Chamber of Commerce and city council cooperation to boost road travel and related facilities in Clovis.

New State Auto Co Mary Lynne First Gate Loan Co State Auto Co Chamber of Commerce D. W. Jones Clovis Chamber Commerce Will C. Lawrence H. E. Lewis Thode Dexter Milton Ivan Nebraska Clovis Journal Lorchlere Indian Reservation Roswell Poly Chamber of Commer

Harvesting Begins in Curry County Amid Labor Shortage

Harvesting started this week in Curry County with forecasts of a solid yield. The main challenge facing farmers is a shortage of available help, potentially impacting harvest pace and collection.

Curry County

Hail damages hit Blanco county farms and stock losses

A heavy hailstorm swept through Blanco county causing extensive damage to crops and livestock. House damage and broken windows were reported as residents, including R. M. Ruven shine, sheltered in place. Fourteen hundred Chihuahua steers were unloaded at Ricardo and pastured locally before shipment to market.

Chihuahua Ricardo W. H. Land Hunter Lewis Richmond Boyd R. M. Ruvenshine Ruvenshine

Colfax Honors Mrs Gussie Dyer with State Normal School Post

Mrs Gussie Dyer receives a permanent critic teacher position at the State Normal School of New Mexico in Silver City. The role promises higher salary and a broader field to showcase her leadership of children and normal school students, as Raton notes with pride and farewell. The article notes her seventeen years of service in Raton and deep community affection.

Gussie Dyer State Normal School of New

Careless rifle fire near Dona Ana injures none

A Sunday incident on the Alameda near Dona Ana saw a high powered rifle shot fired from a yard or garden. A woman gardener heard the gunshot and saw a bullet glance from the ground within inches of her, prompting concern that such thoughtless acts can lead to harm.

Alameda Dona Ana

Grant County men trap suspected mule thief after cross country chase

Chief Deputy Ray Grayson of Grant County and Jack Smyers of Deming County captured S. E. S. Duncan near Hope on a seven county pursuit driven by a charge of stealing mules from ranchman Tuttle in the Burero mountains. The chase began June 10 as he fled on horseback and auto across three ranges including the Floridas, the San Andreas and the Sacramentos. Meanwhile the American Silver Corporation, which recently took over the Mogollon property of the Socorro Mining and Milling Company, suspended operations last week from its eastern offices. The move surprised many workers and led to layoffs, with a large number of employees dismissed and management resigning. The suspension is indefinite, though a reorganization may occur soon.

Otero County Secretary of State Cordova, Treasuree Willard A. G. Whittier Santa Fe New Mexico San Juan Board of County Commissioners Farm Bureau Pera Farmington Times-Hustler Taxpayers’ Association Floridas San Andreas Sacramentos Ray Grayson Grant County Jack Smyers Demi Luna County Duncan Hope Dunan Tuttle Burero Mountains American Silver Corporation Mogolton Socorro Silver City

Guadalupe Mw, Spokane envoy taps evolving oil prospects

Guadalupe Mw, a Spokane representative, is tied to city interests amid renewed oil activity. Molden has toured nearby oil fields, voicing optimism about prospects in Guadalupe and DeBuca counties. He plans to stay, acclimating to New Mexico Santa Rosa Voice surroundings.

Molen Spokane Molden Guadalupe DeBuca Santa Rosa

Lordsburg Men Named to County Board and New Engine Venture

Hidalgo M. E. Nuferkorn of Lordsburg is appointed by Governor Raz loco to the county board, succeeding W. B. Interrieden who resigned and is leaving the state. A. E. Froentetter and J. J. Walle of Lordsburg are developing an attachment for engines that can run on carbide instead of gasoline. If successful, the inventors expect large wealth and plan offices in Los Angeles while California officials inspect the oil field in Lordshire.

al Coleman Child's Welfare Board Albuquerque C. A. Mason Roswell M. E. Nuferkorn Lordsburg Larrazolo W. B. Interrieden A. E. Froentetter J. J. Walle Los Angeles California Lordshire

Hail Storm Damages Plains Homes and Ranches Near Lovington

A severe hail storm swept west of Lovington Saturday night injuring roofs and windows across the Tatum place near the B ranch the Witt ranch and other sites in Lea county. No cattle were killed though many were bruised. Two men Wins Chester and Black were jailed on cattle theft and brand burning charges with bond posted but later re arrested by a Barstow Texas sheriff awaiting grand jury action. Mr Walter Pencheton reports his wife captured seven coyotes during a ranch drive.

Lovington Tatum Place B. Ranch Best Frank Vosburg Mr. Winschester Brands Black Lea County Barstow Texas Winchester Walter Pencheton

Mining and ore shipments drive Carrizozo news tide

Lincoln RL and Carrizozo mining reports dominate the week with Beeth Mining facing large ore shipments to Pueblo and plans for a new smelter at Tucumcari or Carlsbad. Beeth Brothers Mining holds twenty claims and advances mine development while Porterfield parties push manganese shipments. Local obituary notes the passing of Mrs Casimira Perea of Carrizozo and funeral services.

Beeth Ancho Pueblo Beeth Brothers Mining Company Is & True Porterfield Gamayett U.S. Dover Carrizozo Boston Hill Tucumcari Beeth Mining Company Casimira Perea Anness Perea Li County Sue Sceve Torres New Mexiin Congress

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