Air service units authorized for New Mexico guard
The War Department approves two air service companies for the New Mexico National Guard. Adjunct General Brown says the units will aid forest protection and mobilization, with about 65 personnel per company and roughly 13 planes each, though details are not yet finalized.
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War Department
Brown
Icp
Guard
Eighth
Arn Corps
Ates
Fort Sam Holston
National Defense
Ineludi Eae
Surrey
United State
Clute
Vaghiout
Special Rates on Live Stock Continued to Sept 15
Amatillo Texas July 1 The Santa Fe railway extends emergency live stock rates from New Mexico and Texas to points in Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Montana Idaho until September 18 1931. Rates aim to aid stockmen moving cattle and sheep to summer pastures as crops market. Northwest had good feed season but more livestock needed to turn profits. rates invite restocking after reduced herds from prior growth conditions.
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Texas
Santa Fe Railway
New Meaiy
I. Cullaher
Panhandle
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Morita
Idaho
Tata
Moe
Northwest
Maryland Company Forming State Office Bound for Albuquerque
The Interstate Wilding Gronning incorporated in Maryland filed articles of incorporation with the state commission and intends to operate in New Mexico. James W. Nocisent is named resident agent and the company aims to develop oil and lands with fixed par value stock of 1,000 shares. Robinson serves as president.
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Laws of Mary
Mien Conmionon
New Mexico
James W
Congressmen push post office exam speed up list of offices
Congressman Montoya seeks faster post office examinations to replace expired postmasters. Names towns and cities with expired terms include Alamogordo Aztec Carrizoso Cimarron Clayton Clovis Carlsbad Cloudcroft Chama Dawson Deming Espanola Estancia Fort Sumner Hachita Hurley Las Vegas Lavington Magdalena Maxwell Mesilla Park Mogollon Monta?tnair Raton San Marcial Santa Rosa Silver City Socorro Springer Texico Tularosa Wagon Mound. An executive order directs exams when claims are ordered for any office and lists must be approved as passed.
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Aztec
Carrizoso
Cimarron
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Clovis
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Cloudcroft
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Deming
Desmoins
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Estancia
Fort
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Hurley
Las Vegas
Lavington
Magdalena
Maxwell
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Montataitnair
Raton
San Marcial
Santa Rita
Santa Rosa
Silver City
Socorro
Springer
Texico
Tuenimenti
Tularosa
Wagon Mound
Iter
Hales
Kort
J. F. Dickson
Mary White
Roswell
Warrens
Senator Bursa m declines vote on vacation issue
A lengthy Washington scene centers on Senator Bursa m and allies amid debate over a vacation matter tied to veteran aid and military policy. The piece notes opposition within the Senate, with references to lawmakers from New Mexico and Las Cruces, plus ongoing discussions about veterans benefits and related legislation.
Missionary Citechists Society Incorporation Filing
Archibishop Albert T. Daeger and five others file articles of incorporation with the state corporation commission for a nonprofit Society of Missionary Citechists of Our Blessed Lady of Victory. Main aim is religious training for needy children and adults in rural areas, with offices in Santa Fe.
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Allert T. Dacker
Archibosese of
Santa Fe
Society of Missionary Citechists
Our Blessed Lady of Victory
State Corporation Commission
Albert T. Daeger
William Brey
Michael Dumarest
Anthony J. Blauiass
John J. Sigstein
Strickland Loses Drainage Suit Before Supreme Court
The New Mexico Supreme Court affirms the district court in favor of AR Hiatt et al against Al A Strickland in a drainage district dispute. The case centers on avulsion and assessment funds. Strickland’s initial complaint was dismissed, he appealed after a deringer, and the high court upheld the district court ruling.
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County OF Chaves
Supreme Court
District Court
Chaves County
al A Strickland
AR. Hiatt
Appellees
Strickland
Steichland
Capta ins and Coaches Named for Siate Rifle Teams
Tent captains and team coaches are named for SIATE rifle squads heading to the national contest. Notable figures include JK Das as captain for one team and a list of coaches and captains for both the men and women squads, preparing for the intercollegiate event.
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SIATE
Twit
Adomniene
Mercy Rott Brown
Ole
JK Das
Sata
Nylinens
Ai Saute
Shen
Lecter Milter
Clewtar
May Becomes State Engineer Gillet Devotes Time to Highways
Charles A. May, assistant highway engineer, resigns as state engineer to devote all time to highways. Gov M A Gillett appoints him as state highway engineer after a highway commission recommendation. The department workload has quadrupled in three years, prompting the move to focus on highway work.
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Gillet
Charles A. May
Fas Freennpy
M A. Gillett
Che Kinnr
Highway Department
States Highway Commission
Prohibition Violators Given Fines in Local Court
Castes Fhires of Domine and Florencio Pienffer of Atiianerane were sentenced by Judge Colin Neblett after pleading guilty to two counts each. Fhires received a smaller fine while Pienffer was fined $3 on each count, marking a second offense in a case tied to prohibition law.
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Mortinier
Grant County
Springer
EL Paso
Sooliene
Board of Regents
Sehnot
Severo Loper
Ralph Blythe
Bolom Tate
Alialin
Castes Fhires
Domine
Colin Neblett
Ai de Hes
Florencio Pienffer
Atiianerane
Flores
John R Gaunt Appointed Chairman in Catron County
John R. Gaunt, banker of Reserve, is named chairman of Catron County with Georen R. Craig serving temporarily. The report covers county leadership changes, local development plans, and ongoing drilling projects including the Lincoln No. 1, with broader notes on regional infrastructure and agricultural conditions. The piece notes the deepest well in the state and touches on county projects, weather impacts, and upcoming public works in Roswell and surrounding areas.
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Catron County
Pabriiius
Perr Vattey
Finseen
Fun Georen
Socorro County
Pennaslyania
Verne
Lincoln No. 1
New Mexico Delegates Honored at National Meeting
New Mexico delegates attended the Des Moines gathering of the National Education Association. Miss Charl Williams of Shelby County Public Schools was elected NEA President for next year. Rural education drew attention as New Mexico educators shared plans and praised Williams.
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John
Conway
Des Moines
Iowa
Total Peelers
Associaton Convent
Miss Williams
National Education Association
United States
JW. Searson
Manhattan College
Kansas
Sn Friomat
New Mexico
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Red Sea
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Jane Mane
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Allan
Straiger
Tie
Shetty
Joeratic
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Westcomet
Mexico
Dieter
Cloeahan
Cnmfortatte
Hargy Marita
Maines
Toonnearh
Ernenes Ibis Entertainment
New Mesien
Nominees Named for U.S. Attorney Posts in New Mexico
Three selections for federal posts in the Southwest are announced led by George Ru of Albuquerque as U.S. Attorney nominee. Kalil E. Twitchell would serve as assistant attorney general in charge of national legal affairs. All three, backed by Senator Ho and others, are described as highly qualified and popular choices for the New Mexico district.
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Wawhisetoi
Las Vegas
Senate
Meni
George RU
Albuquerque
U.S
Bursim
Board of Accountancy Named by Governor Mechem
The board of accountancy created by the recent legislature has been appointed by Gov. Merritt Mechem. Members include R. D. Jones of Roswell and W. G. Logan and W. Gane of Albuquerque.
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Board OF Accountancy
Arl
Merritt Mechem
R. D. Jones
Roswell
W. G. Logan
W. Gane
Atbu
Republicans in Albuquerque form Boreum club drive
A faction meeting in Albuquerque led by John W. Wilson set a goal of 5,000 members for the Bursom club. Final organization was postponed, precincts will draft rosters, and committees were appointed to push membership. Other notes include divorce case details and local development plans with plans for a new amusement site, a pool, and related facilities.
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Ublicans
John W. Wilson
Albuquerque
Tim
Jin Ttaide
Commerce
Strom, Spitz
Thomas Hughes
John Barloo
Dutceett Sterietearer
Fred Hyen
Homan Malin
0Uight
Anja cyHe
Aransemeny
Mat Atmguengie
Daveo Juavile
Perris
Annie
Te Print Partanys
White Cary
William Gillette
Morgan
Serait
Direktent
Seertant
Fe Nicholson
Anit
D. He Boller
Pias
Colfax: Raton Sapily store reopens after receivership
The Colfax based Raton Sapily company resumes operations Tuesday after a long receivership ordered by the District Court. New equipment, improved shelving, and a revised layout restore the store to a traditional appearance with Charles Charobers as manager. The article notes extensive drift in drilling activities elsewhere and references stockholders and local developments around Raton.
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Raton Sapily Company
District Court
Sume Ks
Charles Charobers
Jaiver
Local Obituary and Memorial at Datif National Forest
Napoleon R. Salucur, young son of JR Satarar of Athaysergite, honored Monday afternoon at Liste lake in the Datif national forest in Western Socorro county. Interment followed at Alu. Two cartloads of fine red corte were transported by imperial trains to Magdalena station for pasturage use during the sun.
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Napoleon R. Salucur
JR. Satarar
Magdalena
Bean Growers Move Principal Office to Es Tancia
The bean growers association discusses moving its principal office to Estancia with directors resignations and internal shakeups. Secretaries and officers face resignations while board members debate staffing and governance changes amid administrative turmoil.
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Estancia
FLET
Hardin County School Board Named by Judge
A Harding County judge appoints the county school board naming members including Meers, Linh Bate, and GL Hhareron. The board is tasked with overseeing district operations and preparing for upcoming meetings and filings with county committees.
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Pawel
Guard Encampment at Port Bliss October Date
Fragmented OCR describes a guard encampment at Port Bliss occurring sometime in October with garbled lines referencing events, people, and places. Readers are left with partial phrases about a march, location name Port Bliss, and a dated or time frame without clear actions or outcomes.
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Port Bliss
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