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New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1921

Page

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Post Office Vacancies to Be Filled Soon

New Mexico faces a delay in land title with public lands offered for sale by the state commissioner of public lands. A U. S. district court injunction will stop further sale of sections 4 13S 12E and 16 13S 13E and parts of 36 within Lincoln National Forest until title questions are resolved by presidential proclamation and restoration to public domain.

New Mexico State Commissioners of Public Lands Colin Neblett United States District Court United States of America Nelson Field State of Towange Mvoln National Forest Mexico State of New Mexico Territory United of New Mexicans Sint Menico Lincoln National Forest Secretary of Agriculture

Otis & Co Sells $800,000 State Highway Debentures

State officials report Otis & Co purchased $800,000 in state highway debentures with six percent interest. Debentures mature in one and two years with accrued interest, financing road projects and related work. Delegates attended sessions at the De Vargas hotel, with resolutions committee handling adjournments.

Otis & CO Resolutions Committee Iwes Charles A. Strong de Vargas Otis and Company O'Clock Cleveland Aternoon Sesson Paris Theatre Arthur Schigmay New Mexico Delance Bonet Tomer Goons Rober Clarence Noe Eel Ie

Smithsonian Institute Member Frank Springer Leaves for Las Vegas

Hon Frank Springer of Las Vegas, long in Washington with the Smithsonian, departs for home. A valued Institute Board member, his archaeology work and authorship are well known in New Mexico. Springer recently oversaw radium ore shipments for Madame Curie to France amid exhibit arrangements.

Frank Springer Las Vegas Hie Smithsonian Aear Washington Springer Institute New Mexico Mepringer Madame Curie France Ana

Rapid confirmation of Romero and Craig noted

The article reports rapid confirmation of Romero as United States Marshal and George Craig as United States District Attorney, remarking on the swift process. It cites a Senate committee stance and references Las Cruces actions related to land office matters. The piece notes inquiries and procedural speed affecting the appointments.

Koruny George Craig Uos Dierich Ren Meschoo Las Cruces Land Office Senate Committee

Burson Pushes Wider Aid for Livestock and Farmers

Senator Bur sum advocates expanded relief for stockmen and farmers by backing a Kellog substitute including direct loans from the War Finance Board and the War Finance Corporation one billion dollars in available resources. The plan would authorize loans and advances to banks and trust companies and allow purchases of large stock paper and collateral-backed advances on cotton and all agricultural products.

Washington Bursum Eugene Meyer War Finance Board Mr. Mitchell Kelloge War Finance Corporation Mt Ie

Republican State Central Committee Meets in Santa Fe Tomorrow

The Republican State Central Committee will convene in Santa Fe to fix the time place and apportionment of delegates to the State Convention aimed at nominating a U S Senator to succeed Senator Bursum. Attendance is expected large with the date near August 11. apportionment likely three to four hundred. meeting called by Executive Committee with chairs George R Cray and Sena. secretary.

Republican State Central Committee Santa FE Republican Stateentral Committee U. S Bursum State Central Committee New Mexico Supreme Court Satunday George R Cray D, Sena

Guard encampment at Fort Bliss Texas

The Noe tiationat guard encampment at Fort Bliss Texas runs October 17 to 3. Adjuttan Henry Rol Crown announced the details. About 400 men are expected to participate with regular army pay and federal funding for the period. Col Bonifore Fourth cavalry U.S. and Mitchell will accompany the guard. Next year the encampment moves to Las Vegas state camp ground with an estimated 2000 men.

Fort Bliss Texas Adjuttan Henry Rol Crown Eighal Field Col Jr. Bonifore Cavatry U.S Mitchel Ap Guard New Amgrica Las Vegas

New Mexico Apartments Sold and University Expansion Planned

Frank Mindlin sold the An son apartments in Albuquerque at Fourth Street and Marble Avenue for about 18000 to Mrs Summers Burkhart and Miss Josephine Parsons. The board of regents with Governor Maсkem in Santa Fe authorized a south wing addition to the state university dormitory in Albuquerque to be ready by fall term, aiming for a September 18 opening. Architects plan a two story wing harmonizing with Pueblo style, extending to the outdoor pool area and housing about five small rooms. The Roswell Oil Development Company released the National from their contract at Lake Arthur citing poor outlook, Roswell Record.

Frank Mindlin Anson Albuquerque Th Fourth Street Marble Avenue Summers Burkhart Josephine Parsons the State University Board of Regents Moc'em Santa Fe Beeun Renly Banchana Pennsylvania Roswell Oil Development Company National Lake Arthur Roswell

Local threshing firm forms in Colfax at Miami

A Colfax threshing company forms in Miami with Joe Lapp and partners planning to use a Motine powered separator bought from Art Lolmaughs operation. The new venture aims to handle custom threshing not tied to any specific jarain shareholding, with Mr Lapp supplying power.

Miami Consi Ley Joe Lapp Chart C. Te Middlekaufé Art Lolmaugh

Mesilla Valley cantaloupe shipments planned from Las Cruces

Arrangements completed for the first Mesilla Valley cantaloupe shipment to leave Las Cruces by August. Crop on 1800 acres in excellent condition expected to ship 300 to 600 cars valued around 509000 to 54000. Agencies, roads, and crews listed for handling the shipments from Las Cruces and surrounding areas. Dipping plants in the mountains near Black Lakes and paving work in district No 4 are underway. A rise in infant deaths in Albuquerque is reported, linked to feeding issues. Efforts to improve dairy and cabbage distribution noted, plus a Woman's Club fundraising drive. Colonel O Connor plans oil and gas drilling tests on Red Lake structure in Catron County with a two-well program. A 30 July Maxell Lake 20 rally invites 4 extension clubs for a day of programs, tours, and dinner.

Mesilla Valley Las Cruces Aumist Saan Albuquerque City Ae Kernel Tennent Velde Alls Tiree Mesilty Vatley Tory Charles P. O'Connor Philadelphia Red Lake Catron O'Connor Dean Winchester United States Geological Survey Miguel Cow Spring Colonel O'Connor Magdal Maxwell Lake No. 20 A. and M. College Maxwell Tract French Tract Miami Tract

Unclear crop yields and local developments reported

The county anticipates a total harvest that may exceed last year despite a third drop in wheat yield the frost affects pears but overall crops show resilience. New Mexico agriculture staff note pears similar to last year with shipments of carloads. Local upgrades at Hill Country Club progress with trades active and donors funding furnishings.

Tian Phee Fabian Garcia New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arte Garcia F. W. Whitney Sup Trintendent Cooperative Prar Yaleta

Rate increases filed by Mountain States Telephone Company

The Mountain States Telephone Company filed a new rate schedule with the state corporation commission to take effect September 1, estimating an annual revenue increase of $2000. The plan raises various party line rates by 25 to 30 cents in Albuquerque Santa Fe Roswell Deming Tucumcari Clovis and Cruces, and adds four party residence lines in place of no party lines.

State Corporation Commission Mountain States Telephone Company Albuquerque Santa Fe Roswell Cloviy Cruces

Local oil and school projects mix with community updates

Chaves County roils with school building plans at Dexter while a new school joins the area’s development. Damaged markets, Wells at Orchard Park near Roswell advance toward 2500 feet as National and Roswell Oil push expansion. Ware family returns to Hagerman area drawing welcome cheers. Nearby thefts and window damage spark concern as Buchanan and Lake Arthur wells face immediate abandonment with losses reported.

Big revival tabernacle planned for July start

Preparations are under way for a large revival meeting to begin July 1. A substantial tabernacle is being erected at Ta Lande, with crowd accommodations and facilities to host the event. Local organizations coordinate setup and safety for attendees.

Taian News

Apples and crops shipping notes from Artesia station

The article describes apples from Artesia station destined for shipping and notes fruit quality, with mentions of pears and peaches. It records acreage and hay movement from Otis to Vneviethoeess, and references a tax measure affecting the price due to protection costs. Cont Page five.

Otis

New Federal Aid Projects Planned Across Seven New Mexico Counties

State highway commission prepares federal aid projects for approval by the Bureau of Public Roads and Department of Agriculture. Seventeen projects across Otero Colfax Lincoln Eddy Hidalgo Sandoval and Grant total 1425 miles with no cost estimates yet. Projects include Otero No 80 from No 49 south to Orogrande linking Alamogordo El Paso and others in Colfax Lincoln Eddy Hidalgo Sandoval and Grant counties through 58 miles of roads and town connections.

State Highway Commission Albuquerque Bureau of Public Roads Department of Agriculture Otero Colfax Lincoln Eddy Hidalgo Sandoval Grant Varmont Candida Orogrande Alamogordi el Paso Merino Valley Taos Hill Or Pass Colfax-Taws County Lincoln County Hondo Picacho Border Hill Sim Eddy County New Mexico Texas Blue Springs Frijates Grant County Silver City Chif. Ct Mindres Rabin Hill San Loreman Will Hidalgo County Hidalgo-Grant County Lotio Yill

Requisition issued for Alto filchers in Galahoma

Requisition issued for Alto filchers now in Galahoma. Wounded officers and a pursuit are described as authorities seek to arrest suspects. Sheriff Cary designated to bring back prisoners if Governor Robert directs.

Galahoma Toreneent Te Childe W M. Dyrekfeedl Rere Winder Sherif Cary Howe

Vague Local Election Notice Mentioning Candidates

An unclear OCR fragment refers to a United States local need objective and an official commission considering a primary examination. It mentions candidates and arguments presented to a service commission and a date set for a committee hearing or event associated with Senator Jones.

Jones Bay Cup Service Commission Senator Jones

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