Disposing of Public Lands in New Mexico
The State Record argues New Mexico should hold unreserved public domain, noting state land policy benefits like school funding and efficient administration. It contrasts state land office revenue and land use with federal management, urging streamlined public works and coordinated planning for growth and settlement.
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New Mexic
New Mexico
Ate
State Land Office
New Mexow
United States
Land Office
Immigration Bureau
Federal Land Office
Offi
Railroad Legislation and Esch Pomerene Bill Debated
House hearings proceed on the Esch Pomerene railroad bill. The Interstate Commerce Commission would gain broad powers over rates and supervision of lines, including telegraph transmission, with extensive regulatory reach. Critics say the measure lacks control of operating costs and does not address the current situation squarely.
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E. P. Ripley
Day Club of
Chicago
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Senator Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
This Commission Iy
Budget System Debate Prompts Legislative Action
The budget system proposal gains traction in both Senate and House as committees push for modernized funding. Current annual department requests cause duplication. a budget framework could enable intelligent appropriation and reduce waste before July 3 rate reforms take effect.
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Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Bean Growers Meet Tuesday in Albuquerque
The annual meeting of the New Mexico Bean Growers association will be held in the chamber of commerce in Albuquerque on July 14. Important topics include marketing this season's crop to best advantage.
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The
New Mexico Bean Growers Association
Chamber of Com
Albuquerque
Water Users to vote on $400000 bond for new homes
In De Baca County the Water Users association led by Mrs L B Simpkinson will hold an election on July 26 to approve a $400,000 bond to fund construction of five new residences to J B Comer. The houses will be rental properties built in various parts of town as tests for future contracts.
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L. B. Simpkinson
Californ Association
J. B
Hert
Curless
Fort Sumner
Perties
Plans for Curry county fair and stock sales urged
A report from the Ways and Means Committee of the Curry county fair organization urges forming a fair association and selling stock to farmers and business men. Estimated cost includes site purchase, race track, livestock sheds, and an exhibition hall totaling about 10 dollars. Allen J. Papen to publish a Las Cruces Citizen industrial edition in September covering Rio Grande project prospects and regional resources. The Clovie Athletic association organizes with plans for a natatorium and tennis court, plus boxing matches and a home-seeker tournament upcoming.
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Ay Mg Sercen
Ways and Means Committee
Curry County Fair Organization
Citizen
Allen J. Papen
Las Cruces
Rio Grande Project
Elephant Butte Dam
el Paso
Clovie Athletic Association
Dona Ana Star Theatre Sold and New Public Works
The Star Theatre is sold as area residents plan a public sale of assets. In Albuquerque and Las Cruces, Mr Cupp and others prepare for civic events while Otis Gin and Warshoure advance construction near Ovis. The cotton gin site progresses with buildings nearly complete and weighing scales ready for use as the ginner from Dallas is due to arrive.
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Federal Government
Treasury
War Department
Agricultural Department
Interior
Department of Public Works
Conkrese
Federal Service
Engineering Corps of the
Crea
Reque
Cong
Star Theatre
Mre
Wet Breitner
Uwenote
Ariel
Jaabiels
Thollan School
Ale
Lee Wan
Sfinkie Seers
Amergie
Cupp
Ecizens
Albuqueruie Teniies
Closis Durine
Otis Gin and Warshoure Company
Ovis
Nks
Dallas
Fine Oats and Sudan Grass Spotlighted by Chamber Window
A display at the Chamber of Commerce features oats from the Slaughter ranch in OM Hickman’s management and Sudan grass from the Messa Lero ranch owned by Melissa Gray. The oats yield about two bushels per acre and suit irrigation. The display notes the crop as a new addition to local agriculture.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hickman
Thos
Messalero Ranch
Melissa Gray
Hearings Tax Complaints Offer Local Access to Hearings
Tax collectors open the process to every taxpayer allowing appearances before the commission to seek assessment adjustments without costly travel to Santa Fe. Hearings have proven advantageous to both residents and the commission, though the schedule for the next return to Santa Fe and general itineraries remains unsettled.
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Commission
Santa Fe
Colfax News Briefs From Springer Lumber to Ranch Sale
Colfax items report Springer Lumber Company effort to improve morale and productivity, Oldham Ranch sale of 8000 acres to Joyce Land & Cattle Co for about 70000, and Raton Electric Light & Power Co transfer to Raton Public Service Corporation with bonds issued. Community fair exhibits planned with three class divisions and a new public service setup expected by midmonth.
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Springer Lumber Company
Springer
Werth
Oldham Ranch
Joyce Land & Cattle Co
Oldham Brothers
Oldham
New Menice
Raton
Raton Renee
Curry Harvest Festival Opens in Curry County
Curry Wheat Herved in Full Seing Harvest is on in Curry county. The whir of the hinder is telling.
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Curry County
World War I Century Map Set Prepares Final Boundaries
A collection of engraved maps depicting postwar boundary changes across Europe Asia Africa and the Americas. Includes revised world map military outlines western front battle lines and new borders for Poland Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia with national map views of Italy the Balkans and Mitte Europe.
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United States
Europe
Western Front
Germany
Austri Piankart
Poland
Czecho-Slavia
Jugo-Slavia
Italy
Balkan States
Jugo
Ukraiia
Livonia
Eastern
Africa
Asia
Australia
North
South
America
Peace Congress
League of Nations
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Frank Staplin
State Publishing Company
Frank Stap
Public Works Department
HH. Kicultural
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Congress
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Wilton
Samuel Gompers
Theodore Price
Federal Railroad Administration
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Roswell
Company M
Qu Infantry
Wells
John Wason
Will Stodgrass
New Mere
Texas
Stodgrase
Pecos
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Robert Seymour
Justice of the Peace
W. W. Me
Seymour Waiting Wiehter
St. Joseph
Miri
Roy K Fos
Galli Nebrary
Bobiles
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Clovis
Jutties
Doubls
FW. Bowyer
Clovis City
Sedante
National Educational Association
Milwaukee
Bowyer
Mr. Lee
Jess Lee
Trig Lawson
Black
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Clovis News
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White Mountains
Las Cruces Republic
Dona Ana
Colfax
Boxey
Frater
Hye Stewie Pressed Steel Company
Dowe & Hevimess
Hee
Colfax County Farm Bureau
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Seisharhood
Sheare-Sawbach
Monkey Ward
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Kenyon’s
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