New Mexico News Review Highlights Albuquerque Growth and Local News
The Albuquerque area sees property deals and civic plans as A Koury buys the South First street building, with Manhattan cafe upstairs and potential remodels. Wage cuts at Santa Fe shops affect craft workers, while Woodmen of the World fund and sanatorium plans generate local debate. Raton reports farming yields and a new Episcopal church project, plus business ventures in electrical services and a Dawson post office classification upgrade.
Catron Herald Moves County Seat to Carters County
The Herald, produced over four issues from the former Herald plant, will move to become Catron County seat. Carter cites editor duties at Magdalena News and Reserve Advocate as reasons, saying he cannot properly attend to both papers without relocating.
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Herald
Catron
Carter
Magdalena News
Theeserve Advocate
Neante
Socorre
Roswell Lawyer Epstein opens El Paso office with Hamilton
Epstein of Roswell now in El Paso forming a law practice with H J Hamilton after leaving Gibbany & Epstein. He is known in the area and aims to grow the firm. Meanwhile Roswell residents face an armyworm mention as churches shift to outdoor twilight services west of the Armory with city chairs coordinating and all ministers cooperating.
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Roswell
Armory
Colfax man killed in rock crusher accident
Loum Pritchett, age, died after being crushed by a rock crusher at Colfax used for road surfacing. No eye witnesses. Medical help from Dawson arrived but he died after extraction. Body shipped to Cabool, Missouri, at brother’s request for burial.
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Colfax
Loum Pritchett
Age
Naven
Dawson
Cabool
Missouri
Berial
Paving Expansion Eyed in Clovis and Local Drownings Reported
Clovis eyed a big paving program with more blocks to be added to current contracts using cheaper black wave asphalt rather than concrete. A residence district curb project may cost about $380 per block. The biggest festival of the year is planned for mid July by local officials. Merchants report over $1000 in prizes for an upcoming event. Two teens from Hellene, Homer Stith and Guy Dane Nigar, died Sunday after drowning in a concrete reservoir on Estavado Ranch. attempts to save them failed. Burial followed at Motlen. A New Mexico Creamery and Produce Company plant has arrived on South Main Street, with steam power and new equipment planned and expect to begin operations next week.
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Rio Grande Avenue
M.C. Drake
Raton
Eureka Oil Association
Clovis
Hoods News
Homer Stith
Guy
Danenigar
Hellene
Estavado Ranch
Suite
Motlen
Garcha New Mexico Creamery and Produce Company
A. Vr Cdonbioon
Hyalo
Spaniard Arrested for Ranch Murder in Barbe District
Eddy W RK Shattuck reported bringing with him Kim Pascual a Spaniard charged with the murder of Juan uy a Frenchman herding sheep on Bautista Barbe's ranch. The incident occurred Wednesday evening when the Mexican camp rustler allegedly struck his victim in the head with an ax and then surrendered at Shattuck's ranch. Details about motive remain unclear but authorities are investigating.
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W. RK. Shattuck
Hail Stormes Hit Mesa and Liberty County Lands
A Saturday hailstorm near Mosquero and a Sunday hail event in the Liberty neighborhood caused extensive crop damage. About $100,000 in losses on the Mesa are expected as hail adjustments proceed. Harding county reports around 10 percent of its 100,000 acres of wheat damaged, with other crops and livestock also affected.
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Mesa
Mosquero
Liberty
Harding County
Faldy County
Lordsburg Industry Gears Up With New Shaft Progress
The Lordsburg Liberal notes CW Mitchell of the Hidalgo engineer crew reporting a 33 ton ore shipment from Old Vol mine to the El Paso smelter valued at H250 per ton. A 1350 foot shaft is planned with 30 more miners needed while the Co operative mine sent another car of concentrates and high grade silver ore to El Paso.
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CW. Mitchell
Volmine
el Paso
Shimient
Cyander
Wednes Man
South Dakota
Messrs. Donal & Driscoll
Kurt Mohler
Lordsburg
Co-Operative
Fatal burns strike Gould family near Silver City
A gasoline fire severely burned Mel Gould, her daughter Beth, and Marold A at a Fort Bayard area location while attempting to save the child. The mother and an Anderson boy were killed. All three were hospitalized. The Goulds are guests at a Silver City lodge in Colorado, while plans from Washington on a new 21 bed unit for USPH Fort Bayard Hospital are under review.
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JM. Gould
Bbeth Gould
Marold A
JOH
Anderson
Aterson
Gould
Hannital
MW. E. Whitledge
Washington, D.C
Fort Bayard
Col Whitledge
Washington
Camstraetien
Carey
Clovis
Ruy
Guadalupe Institute Nears End in Santa Rosa
The Santa Rosa Institute draws 75 teachers from Guadalupe and nearby counties including Lincoln Tor es De Baca and the Texas Normal. Ten Guadalupe Co High School students attend to build a foundation for future terms as enrollment and exams rise.
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Ana Rae
Guadalupe County
Lincoln County
Tores
de Baca
The
Texas Normal
Guadalupe Co
Shetter Foundation
Itewsteachers
Bank of Deming
Iine
Bern
Ravenel County
Watt Couples Visit Hobbs Community Delights In Greenery
Mr. and Mrs. Watt returned from Hobbs Wednesday praising fat cattle fine gardens and olive trees loaded with big apples. They enjoyed the finest fried chicken and met friendly residents, noting Hobbs as a better, happier community with good people and prospects.
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Mrs. Watt
Hobbs
Ever
Lavineton
Lincolns Ford Yally Run Over by Tram in Epris
An Altay youth named AY sears was struck by a moving tram on a Sunday afternoon in Epris. He died before hospital arrival after being dragged under the train and bypassed by No. 4. The body was later buried at Tucumcari. Mrs. James Tally, his mother from Alto, rushed to confirm the tragedy.
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Ford Yally
Altay
AY Sears
Epris
Egyris
Varn
Tuc- Wacari
Tucumcari
Tne
Tucumeari
James Tally
Alto
Fis Sity
Bin
Carrizovo News
Unclear Well Drill Report Near Town Southwest District
A damaged OCR story describes a well drilling effort southwest of town with equipment lowered and a depth of 200 feet. The report cites C. Patan of the detailing firm and mentions delays, machinery setbacks, and concerns about casing integrity and safety as the operation proceeds over several days.
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Hove Angeles Veoek
C. Patan
Deitler
Colereice
Union San Miguel Post Office Moves and Legal Case Summary
The west building of Miner and Lode will house the post office as work continues to relocate from the current quarters. The case of Dew quatte Wing jocteses, Sete Welaby involves money obstruction and a legal battle before Judge Leahy in the Supreme Court over a patient movement and related statutes. Delph Elliots and Union community figures discuss service changes and local talent from Portucal, Texas.
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Miner & Lode
Jesse Jawedham
Walker
Archon
Miner & Leslie Ab
Sete
Avatters
Lucore
Lagt Terns
DJ Leahy
Breighe
Local harvests and police report amid uncertain text
The record notes harvest activity nearby and mentions a police investigation near Tucumcari about a still operation in the southwest area. It references changes to a local course length, with mentions of Meaiwo and West coast context, plus names like Halph Lyndh and Serena Vea.
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Halph A. Lyndh
Arie
Tucumcari
Taft
Varios
Chadi
Wort
Sau
Lynd Family Plans Stay in Mesxa as Care Arranged
Local notes report the Lynds and their daughter will reside in Mesxa until they can arrange care for their property there and join Mr. Lynd in the city. The community nurse Miss Rees promotes a Boys and Girls Day activity for WoC, with broader local events and contests planned.
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Lynd
Willl Jrom
Mesxa
Mr. Lynd
MigiEh
Willjof
Hillsboro
Gallup Racey Start to Train Stop and Tax Notices
A report from Gallup describes two young women with a five year old and an 18 month old traveling from Michigan to San Francisco who slipped from blind baggage during a ten minute No 21 stop, escaping any official sighting. They sought employment, while Internal Revenue agents in Gallup collected taxes from local merchants for stamps and war tax compliance. The piece notes free admission proposals in nearby towns and confirms a general boomed outdoor activity and tourism around Jemez and Cebolla canyons.
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Gallup
Michigan
San Francisco
Bulls
No. 21
Cebolla
Jemez Canyons
Jemez
Room Added for Another Grade at Large School
A second room has been prepared in the large school building to accommodate an additional grade. The upgrade reflects expanding enrollment and aims to improve classroom capacity.
Sandoval County Institute Nears End at Bernalillo
The Sandoval county Teacher's Institute in Bernalillo wraps up a six week session with over seventy teachers from across the state. Miss Lee Keenan, Santa Fe High School commercial teacher, aided by her sister Katheryn Keenan of Omaha city schools, leads the program. Keenan has edited New Mexico educational work for eight years and has run the Sandoval institute for six consecutive years, increasing attendance and improving teacher certifications from permits to higher grades.
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Sandoval
Bernalillo
Miss Lee Keenan
Santa Fe High School
Katheryn Keenan
Omaha
New Mexico
Andoval County Institute
San Juan land signing and local rail project update
Report notes signing up land for a San Juan railroad project, contract No 1 for 1900 acres, with Mr Lineberger coordinating from Bayfield. Valuations pending, then land signing will begin. Also mentions Clark Atteher shipping four head of Holsteins from Ft Collins and stock expansion. Cites bank on wool clip payments and rising farm activity in Aztec area. A infant abandonment incident and typhus-related deaths in Shiprock are noted, along with school funding and retirements.
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San Juan
Lineberger
Bayfield Amie Down
Clark Atteher
Ft Collin
Colo
Ale
Jersey
Wheat crops damaged by hail storm in Mora area
Miss Virginia McClure of Mills watches a storm ruin nearly fifty acres of fine wheat, leaving about fifteen acres thawed and stacked for hay. No insurance was carried. A large hail storm lashed the Newton neighborhood Sunday afternoon around three, causing notable crop damage.
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Virginia McClure
Mills
Newton
Alamo Area Trades Farms Amid Rapid Local Changes
Otero A. J. Tabor, newly arrived in Alamo, trades a 95 acre farm near Cree Forest Ave for a 13 acre alfalfa property southeast of town, with possession to come this fall. W. Nichols sells La Ane Cauvan property to J. H. Wilder. ranch holds 487 trees. Bonous soda lake near Alamogarde, developed by Ane, dervon and Worth, spans miles west of town. Fire in Mexican section of the tron last Sunday destroyed a stall house. Cleto Cadena injured. Miguel Moya injured while gathering wood. horses stepped on him as they waited, causing further harm.
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A. J. Tabor
Alamos
Cree Torest Ave
Daniel
Anedervon & Worth
ED Pasy
Alamogarde
Baain
Mamygordo
Hans
Miguel Moya
Taos Reservoir Project Near Carson School Seen Near Completion
About seven miles from the schoolhouse at Carson the Reservoir site is described as an ideal location. The project has cost around 8100 dollars and is nearly finished. Farmers have already do notated hay, and Carson has miles of ditch outside the Taos Nish School, noted as one of the finest schoolhouses in the county.
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Carson
Taos Nish School
Local Building Boom and Road Plans Highlight Mountainair Notices
Torrance J. K. Shaw and N Hollon prepare West Broadway and West Heat Street for new residences while Eva Corbett, J A Beal, Archuleta, and Antonio Barreras advance housing projects. John Humphries reports strong farm crops and dairy stock plans. Willard Record notes contractors scouting a federally funded road along the Abo Vans Route and Atlantic-Pac Highway. Santa Fe talks on water and sewer land sale conclude. plans for state approval and new contracts advance as Horton Cedarvale store nears completion.
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J. K. Shaw
West Broadway
N. Hollon
West Heat Street
Eva Corbett
J. A. Beal
Sunset Avenue
Antonio Barreras
Roosevelt Avenue
Mountainair Independent
Repairs Progress at Hill Country Club Grounds in Dona Ana
Dona Ana reports progress on the Hill country club building with ground leveling and drives paving. Outside paint will refresh the structure and a fresh look is expected upon completion. The Mesilla Park Presbyterian Church society buys 9 shares for a future event. The community notes a 140 year, 30 percent crop condition, and 1000 cars shipped last year as area farming expands with 250 farms reporting activity.
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Country Club
Hill
Wainy
Bow
Harding County Institute Schedules Summer Session
The Harding County Institute on Third Street hosts a session led by Edith Coffeen and marine instructors with over twenty teachers enrolled. Five educators have traveled to Las Vegas for Summer School, unaware the new county would share an institute this year.
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Harding Coumty Inetitete Sul Ping
Vesddad Lueceo
Testi Ute
Edith M. Coffeen
Mraleon
Hinetere Pankrats
Thooe
Nite A Miles
Las Vegas
Rock tower frees Colorate nine days ago purchase
A fragmented note reports a rock tower freed Colorate after a recent purchase tied to fire costs. Vendors and Frean Wo RL McCombs are mentioned. The Portates heard of a tension with two extra school rooms prepared for next year. A church building unused on the Sheark cake.
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St Kenns
McCombs
Train No 21 Passes Through Gallup On Westbound Route
On a Wednesday evening train No 21 rolled through Gallup toward the West. Two women were observed riding the train during the event.
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Gallup
West
Crops and Livestock Move as Rio Grande Area Harvest Nears
The report notes eight new cars shipped from Socorro Nels Field to Nebraska buyers, with yearlings selling for 209 dollars per head. It mentions large wheat and oats harvests expected soon in the Rio Grande region, and a rush of grain turns headed for market. Local stock movements and farm notes reflect a busy agricultural period.
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Nels Field
Tom Payne
Nebraska Points
Rio Grande
Valencia start at the Home of Below recenty
A fragmented note mentions Valencia starting at the Home of Below and references Francis E. Witard school in unclear context. The OCR text is incomplete, but indicates an event or location connected to Valencia and a school named Francis E. Witard.
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Below Recenty
Francis E. Witard
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