Sunshine Valley grows fast in New Mexico colony
Sunshine Valley New Mexico reports a wet June with 3.75 inches of rain. Farmers work fields with teams and tractors as crops like peas corn oats rye thrive. The community welcomes Liberal Kansas Scouts, post office opens with Mr Blakeman as postmaster, and a Ladies Aid Society forms. A new truck line runs by L S Cleveland, and Meeks Brothers Norvel plan a store opening. Local families, schools, and irrigation projects shape a bustling valley.
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W. H. Hall
Sunshine Valley
New Mexico
Jenkins’ Ranch
Liberal
Kansas
John W. Baughman
Sunshine Valley Ladies’ Aid Society
Blanca
Coland
Veta
Sunshine Pe
O. Blakeman
Blakeman
Dallas
Texas
Montoya Urges Porter Peace Resolution End of War
New Mexico congressman Montoya voices support for the Porter resolution to declare peace with Germany and Austria-Hungary. He recalls Allied victory and calls for a peaceful postwar settlement led by the United States and world powers.
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Montoya
Congress
United States
Germany
Austria-Hungary
League of Nations
House
Hoover
Sachi
Americs
Chateau-Thierry
Verloan Wood
Argonne
Verdun
Mihiel Drive
Belgium
Holland
New Mexico
Union
Sca
Duarmam
America
Better to Expend Millions for Defense Than Billions in War
Washington reports Rep Julia of California, chair of the House Military Affairs Committee, defends military draft and national defense spending. He notes World War cost taxpayers 24 billion dollars in 19 months, warns against unpreparedness, and argues for spending seven to ten million annually to remain prepared rather than incur billions in war costs.
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Washington
Julia
Caifornia
House Committee On
Congo
Oace
Eleven Months Foreign Trade Surges Under Tariff Policy
The 1921 fiscal year ending May 31 shows a 100 percent increase in imports and exports compared with prewar levels, with total foreign trade around 5.28 billion dollars. Exports rise in several sectors while crude materials and foodstuffs dominate the balance, aided by protective tariffs though some declines occur in 1920 to 1921 comparisons.
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Smilar
Inerrace
Fiers
Republic
Vate
Iine
Uemouths
Germany
Public Land Sale In De Baca Lincoln And Guadalupe Counties
State of New Mexico issues notice of publication for public land and oil and gas lease sales in De Baca Lincoln and Guadalupe counties. Auctions will offer numerous tracts with descriptions, acreages, improvements or lack thereof, minimum bid requirements, and payment terms with a 1921 date and formal state official endorsement. The sale includes multiple tracts across counties, with details on acreage, improvements, and conditions for bidding.
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State OF New Mexico
Public
Swsky
New Mexico land auction details announced by Public Lands Office
The Commissioner of Public Lands of New Mexico announces bids for tracts near Roswell on August 4. List includes 10 to 60 acres with wells windmills and improvements. Sale requires cash or certified funds, with payments over 30 years at four percent. Mineral rights reserved.
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Waikyi
Smw
State of
New Mexico
State Land Office
Haser
Suateecan
Paymien He
Public Fe
Congress
Public
Roswell
Chaves
State of New Mexico
Hie
Land sale notices in Grant County New Mexico auctions
A long OCR filled notice from the New Mexico State Land Office details land tracts in Grant County to be sold by the Commissioner of Public Lands. The sale includes numerous parcels with improvements, fences, wells, and varying acreages, all offered under specific terms and payments, with mineral rights reserved to the state and sale conditions set for October.
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State Land Office
State of New Mexice
Mon
Santa Fe
Grant County
Eailroad
Wim
Ind Aspraisement
Nerein
Arial
Kalle
Adance
Adil
Notice of Probate Filing and Land Claim
Notice of probate filing and land claim action by Antonin Le on behalf of Salvatore Goussion in Santa Fe. The matter seeks a three year period to establish the claim on property described as U5 Commmariotmet at Santa Fe. Public notice dates include first publication and deadlines in April and May.
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Antonin
Satta
Lao Peblecstiom Fay
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Post O Price
Ladies’ Aid Society
OD Stork
Dick Welch
Althe
Red River
Latior
Cabresty Lake
Victoria A. Clark
Oklahoma
Cr. Pennty
Prunty
Sunshine Will Valley Bible School
George Sallee
Mill
Sallee
L. S. Cleveland
Boulder
Ioe Todo
Fred Cleveland
J. T. Jermans
Joseph Whitehead
J. Ko Jett
Meeks Brothers & Norvel
Charles L. Ballard
Bal- Vite
Pueblo
Europe
Keowletr
Porter
Ray White
Akes
Ig Fellows
Collins Drug and Stationery Co
Ind
Katine Grocery Co
Lincoln
Guadalupe Counties
Publicaia
Commissioner of Public
Guadalupe County
Lot
Sieber
Segnem
Weneh
Publie” Landy
Dava
Metacaicu
Kew
Mi Wa
Nice
New Mexia
Tower of Public Lands
Totlack Army
Fort Summer
de Haca
Lami
See
CPR
Gor “ Ib
Seara Cas Pone Ok
Commissioner of Public Lands
Santa Fe and
Grant County Railroad
Samia Fe and
Grass County Railroad
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Eujehiy Cousiel
Chaves County
Bere
Nemshi
Nemsem
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Holling
Ruslic
Grant
Setafe
State of New
PTWS
RWW
Windaully
Kos
T. BS
S. Kooy
Femeiny
Sihlilla
Ian
Sante County
Essful
State Land “Office
A. Field
Missioner
Public Lay Beate
Luna County
Offige
New Menica
Publie
Bower
Corral
Well
Rynem
Inca
Comet
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Vale of Fond
Suihjwet
Sunde Vale
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