Rotary group backs cabin project for boy scouts near San Antonio
The Boy Scout committee and Rotary club directors agreed to build a cabin for thirty to forty boys a mile beyond San Antonio. A $2000 cost goal was set with Nordhaus Herndon and White appointed to lead fund raising. Much material has been donated and inspections planned to plan the rad. Construction may pause into June.
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San Antonio
Boy Scout Committee
Rotary Club
Albuquerque Horald
Max Nordhaus
J.B. Herndon
Chis White
Roswell Undertaking Company Completes Parlor Upgrades
Chaves The Roswell Undertaking Company reports major improvements at 12 West Second Street. The chapel interior received a full overhaul with new furniture, fixtures, and a family room added. CR Webb oversees operations with Frank Ell, bringing a decade of undertaker experience. An assistant has also been hired.
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Roswell
West
Second Street
Neithing
Athrae
Poole
Hinds
Trowsel
CR Webb
Ninager
Frankel'ell
Seeited
Clovis Officials See Shifts in Local Leadership and Education
Curry 4 RU editor Tinilae to become secretary to Governor Mant Reily and depart for New York. At Clovis banker meeting SHR chosen to handle school warrants for the year, with school term assurances amid state rulings. W Bowyer resigns as superintendent for Clovis schools to join MeKnight publishing. family to relocate to Columbus in June.
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Chiyt
Mant Reily
Porte Halal
New York
Wall
Tinilae
Ile
Clovis Bankers
Bowyer
Clovis
Ines
MeKnight
McKnight Publishing
Columbus
Curry County
Wrihers
Oil drill progress and tragic shooting in Dawson
Efforts to use gas for drilling machinery continue as the drill sits at 300 feet, with hopeful estimates of reaching oil at a thousand feet. In a separate incident, Rafael Rodrigues of Dawson shot and killed his estranged wife when she refused to return to him, then fled and remains at large.
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Association
Eaton
Rafael Rodrigues
Dawson
Grant Senator Murray returns from trips to Washington and New York
State Senator W D Murray president of Silver City National Bank comes back from Washington and New York after discussing an $850,000 Port Bayard appropriation. He learns Bayard's enlargement will begin within 9 days and Fort Bayard will become a German Public Health Service hospital. Nordy, tied to Grocery Cnana, elected principal in Hurley schools. Prof Gordy names Clay M Negus for Maun, Arie Silver City Enterprise.
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W.D. Murray
Silver
JOG Nordy
Evendent Grocery Cnana
Guadalupe County development noted by local figures
A garbled report notes Guadalupe County interest from local residents and an oil operator named Corry. It mentions a Santa Row visitor and hints at arable features for a possible project near Santa Rosa Sun. The text preserves names and places amid unclear OCR fragments.
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FF Corry
Weole
Santa Row
Chery
Guadalupe _ county
Wilievin
Colfax Trio Fined in Justice Court for Theft Assault
Manuel Portaies Trinidad Pernes sia and Daniel Sanches were fined $25 each in a justice court for an assault and related trespass at a local house. The trio reportedly held up the premises and appropriated the collection plate contents during a disturbance with a crowd gathered nearby.
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Manuel Portaies
Trinidad Pernessia
Daniel Sanches
Justice Court
Dawson Bakery claims new flour-mixer boosts output
Louis Savie proprietor reports Dawson Bakery install of a Triumph dough mixing machine capable of handling 340 air field pounds of flour. The innovation aims to expand local production while road and rail issues affect access and business in Fort Sumner area amid heavy rains.
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A. E Dateas
Duran
Dawson Bakery
Louis Savie
Ariel
Taihan
Toler
Wens Einen
Theaugh HJ
Fort Sumner
Rovenson New
Local crime and theater notices mix in New Mexico region
A report details a fatal shooting over a dispute with Navarro who had a prison murder sentence, and a bond set at $1,000 while awaiting a grand jury. The Springer Times announces TC Floersheim as Pastime theater manager, new summer plans with balcony gardens, dances, and 25 cent admission. Armand Moves Vier, a consultant, scopes Organ Ore Company prospects with Canadian and French investors eyeing a large Southwest investment. Las Cruces editors note W. P. Blake to supervise New Mexico Reform School, bringing two decades of experience in industrial schools.
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Navarro
Motina
Las Cruces
TC Floersteim
Springer Times
Floersheim
Floershein Mercantile Company
Springer Novelty Orchestra
Armand
Vier
Parsee
Montreal
Canada
Organ Ore Company
Organ
Moxes Vier
Las Cra
P. Blake
Hutchincon
Kan
Aragon
New Mexico Re
City Park Farm School
Springer
Las Cruces Republic
Blake Io Iato
New Mexico
New Mexico Reform School
Weather and gas find lift Carlsbad region gains hope amid rain and oil strike
Daily rains across the Carlsbad area boost reservoir levels and pasture recovery while the Eureka Oil Association reports a shale gas surge at the Aston field. In Carlsbad, William A Murrah is jailed without bond after his brother John Murrah was killed by a potting incident tied to drinking water contamination. pending grand jury action.
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Aston
Eureka Oi Association
William A. Murrah
John
Murrah
Lakewood
Carlsbad
Mines and trials feature in Lordsburg district report
The Hidalgo district reports a murder trial near Lordsburg with Hunt defendants facing seven to nine year terms and appeals filed. A separate note covers the 1920 Takeover of the Lant Chance mine by capital investors including Joe Wirts and J G Nicholson with new chutes and reported ore assays.
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L.ant
Joseph S. Hunt
Lordsburg
Hidalga
Chester Hartel
Joe Teem
Tirther
Slemen
Coort
Supreme Court
JU. Wirts
Enotirer
Minin
Joe Crites
Californiy
J. G. Nicholson
Savoy
Denver
White
Amelev
Shooting and arrest in Roswell over half line incident
Chance red filed a complaint against CB Michell of Knowles for assault with intent to kill after a Thursday night shooting at the state line. A sawed-off shotgun fired twice. a stray round hit Chance’s Ford and a windshield was damaged. Loves left to take Lovington into custody.
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Jay
Honda Trading Company Opens In Lincoln For Tourists
The Honda Trading Company started business on June first offering general merchandise with emphasis on tourist needs. It will be run by trial parties under W. B. Rose of San Patricen Capitan Mountains supervision.
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Honda Trading Company
W. B. Rose
San Patrein
Mrs OBrien visits Mesa with Mary Malone and others
Mrs O'Brien of Hominy Oklahoma visits the Mesa accompanied by Mary Malone a nurse and friend. The group notes the Roosters project in Mosq area has resumed after rain and blasting uses mast ing powder and dynamite to blast rocks and grade the road. Officials hope the work will be finished to highway standards before state highway completion.
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O'Brien
Mra i McMimmy
McMinimy
Mary Malone
McMimimy
Hominy
Ohlahora
David Hall
Roosters
Ub Af Mosq
Jane
Highway Commission
Roy
Lutherans plan new church on Route 66 corner in San Miguel
The Lutheran congregation, formerly meeting in the Presbyterians church, will construct a new worship building on the southeast corner of Douglas avenue and 8th street. Adoption papers filed for a child left on Mollette doorstep. Montezuma Calls Vertes funding deferred a year unless help arrives by month’s end. Groundwork includes lighting heating plumbing contracts and grounds improvements. John D. Rockefeller aid sought. secretary Renner reports.
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Luther Ad
Presbyteria
Douglas Avenue
A. O
Irick
Laulding
Las Vegas
Optic
Rapti Board of Directors
Alquerque
Mont
Renner
Inin
Cook
New York
John D. Rockefel
Local club grows members and heads to September Senate race
Five hundred club members rally as lunar efforts shift to Holm lectin plans. Temporary organization set. meeting at 3 Vermont to elect officers and a permanent butter depot. J E Saint chairs state egres. dairy shipments, tax valuations, and county commission actions tied to cattle sales and real estate assessments amid heavy rains and market shifts.
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Holm. C. Bursam
US. Senate
Mere BE
J. E. Saint
Egres
Cream
Medtey
Owsley
Bend
Aso
Alamogorde Ch
Kansas
John Witey
Saint
Glennia
Magdalena
State Street
River News
Henry R. Brown
Board of County Commissioners
Fteers
Lona County
TH. Thompson
National Guard
Socorre
War Department
T. C
Brown
Reopening of Veteran Hospital and Drought Strain Said Major Issues
State Senator W D Murray and colleagues pursue hospital reopening for disabled veterans as drought costs push expenditures higher. The Deming project, Park Street deal, and detours in funding are under discussion, with Hassett named manager and local plans unsettled. Farmers expect a good season though grain sales exceed needs, while a San Jem derailment blocks track work and cleanup.
Water well work at Moxa Verde No 1 advances at depth
In San Juan the Moxa Verde No 1 drillers report strong brackish water flow at depth Thursday morning after casing operations. Equipment will move five miles west of La Mata to a new site as the Midwo company directs the relocation. Local officials note the effort furthers access to water for steam, irrigation, and nearby ventures, with surrounding fields and farms impacted by the ongoing development.
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Moxa Verde No 1
la Mata St
Kirk Gihon
Jas. Thompson
Essen
Lana
Erand
ACHE
Heliere
Aquiles
Granada
San_ Juan
Sarl Jian
Mbaguernie
Waternow
Milwaukee plans and county bids spark big regional project
The article describes a Milwaukee area drive with a major federal aid loan push, detailing highway and hotel construction, a new railroad tie in to the San Juan basin, and a series of contracts. It notes a 35800 foot levee plan, hotel preparations, and extensive advertising efforts as part of a broader regional development agenda. The piece mentions local officials, the Indian department, and bids for cement work and materials totaling about 13500, with the state engineer's approval pending.
Soldiers Seek Unit for Socorro in Local Effort
Phillip Campredon and Second Lieutenant Alejo A Alderete are making every effort to secure a military unit for Socorro. The Socorro Chieftain notes their dedication and action on the matter.
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Phillip Campredon
Alejo A. Alderete
Socorro
Estancia beans rise as shipments from Estancia noted
Four or five cars of beans have left Estancia in three weeks amid rising prices as buyers bid around 420 dollars. A railroad officer and local constable detain a man after a dispute with a neighbor, while a corporate filing for a Santa Fe area company is recorded with details of incorporators and share allocations.
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Estancia
Clayton election highlights steer sale and civic support
Report from Clayton covers a recent school election with sharp turnout and a busy cattle show featuring top steers weighing around 1800 pounds. Local leaders and business families, including W Blethen and Mrs Iva Chitty Pletcher, were noted for town support as the Clayton Rotary and Chamber of Commerce prepare for upcoming community events.
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Fatirs
W. Blethen
Siler City
Iva Chitty
Morris Johnson
Alen Wyeatt
Clayton Nave
Clayton News
Jotinean
State of New Mexico Corporation Commission Filing Summary
State of New Mexico Corporation Commission filing describes incorporation of The Eldersheim Martin Co, location in New Mexico, purpose to engage in general business, stock authorized as 530 shares of $100 par, initial capital stock unspecified, with broad corporate powers and corporate name.
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New Mexico
State Corporation
Commision OF
State OF New Mexico Corporation Commission OF
Itieate of
Compa Ce
Eldeksheim Martin Com Io
Liabil
New Meanie
Natolle
Ign
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Miredo Montane
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Moore
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Luikne
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W. Bowyer
Los Angeles
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Chamber of Commerce
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Colamitas Mirror
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Tate & Recive
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