Estancia Herald reports farm stock deals and rain effects
Estancia Herald notes stock movements with NEW MEXICO NEWS REVIEW items including shipment plans by Mr and Mrs Wensell ady and Prank Cams as principal stockholders, L E Keiser buying thirty five cows from A J Green for ranch delivery. Also Roberts Oliver lumber firm buys Roy Trading Co lots and will relocate lumber operations. Heavy rain improves grass, hail damages in mountains, water supplies rising with new wells, and oil samples shown at Flocshiems as investigations continue in Roy Spanish American area.
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Manza
Cattle Moves and Local Developments Across Tiny Towns
The Alamogordo News notes county commissioners seeking federal funds for Orograndes and Newman area. Otero county plans new locations. Glenrio Tribune reports cattle shipped from El Paso. ranches prepare pasture near Arminta. Rippon ranch sends cattle via town to southern ranch. A dramatic river incident tells how two men and a wagon team survived a sudden wall of water. The State Bank of Commerce prepares to move into the former First National Bank building in Clayton. Rotary Club directors elected. Folsom notes milk cows and a new Des Moines hotel opening with future steam heating installation.
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Glenrie Tribune
Roosevelts Portales news roundup on local gains
Over one hundred dollars was raised this week by subscription to fence the Elida cemetery, with volunteers finishing a substantial fence. Portales Commercial Club organized with 120 members. Men improve Portales streets. Loyal school patrons discussed tax levy to fund Eldal school completion and repairs.
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Hog Raisers Ship Two Cars of Hogs to Market
L. T. Stallings of the Kentucky Mesa shipped two cars of hogs averaging 249 pounds each, bringing about 225 per car. He previously shipped Hampshire hogs from Denver and sold them to FE, B., and FD. Stallings acquired the First National Bank tract on the mesa to house his hogs this season. The Aztec Realty Co. sold 66 head of sheep to Frank Townsend. The Farmington Light Plant began ice production for town patrons. R. T. F. Simpson shipped three cars of wool to Boston, with Simpson Mercantile Co. sending three cars to the same destination.
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Kentucky Mesa
Stallings
Denver
Hampshire
First National Bank
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Farmington
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T. E Warren
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Axtec
R. T. F. Simpson
Boston
Simpson Mercantile Company
Colorado cattle shipment planned for June delivery
Socorro J A Jones, a major Colorado cattle feeder, bought a large group of cattle from J A Quins and Walt Medley. The stock will be delivered around June 15 for shipment to Colorado points, according to the Magdalena News.
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J. A. Jones
Colorado
J. A. Quins
Walt
Atock
Colorado Points
Magdalena News
Taos Artists Visit Socorro Amid Postal Fee Talk
Turbulent notice from Santa Fe postmaster James L. Seligman outlines higher government envelope costs starting June 30 and potential two cent increases per thousand. Taos artists Bert Phillipps and Ernest Mumneheine painted Bloc Canyon, moving quietly through Socorro and returning to town for provisions.
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Santa Fe
James L. Seligman
Jone
Taos
Socorro
Des Moines Man Struck, Son Burned In Lightning Hit
Theo J Lonpwilt of Des Moines was knocked unconscious when lightning struck the home last Friday evening. His son Harold received burns across several parts of his body and Theo later believed he had been in a wreck. The house sustained some damage.
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Theo J. Lonpwiltee
Des Moines
Theo
Harold
State bids asked on securities by state treasurer
State Treasurer Charles A. Strong advertises bids on two issues: Deficiency Debentures of 1250000 bearing 6 percent interest due in one to five years and State Certificates of Indebtedness of 1870000 bearing 6 percent interest due in one to five years. Bids open July 1, 1919.
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Charles A. Strong
Strong
Santa Fe M Men Given Promotions
T. T. Ryan, general roundhouse foreman at Las Vegas the last three years, promoted to master mechanic at Raton succeeding L. FE. Fletcher, transferred to Trinidad. M. R. Williams, bridge foreman and longtime Las Vegas locational official, becomes insurance inspector for Western Lines with headquarters at Amarillo, succeeded by J. Bo Hayes of San Marcial.
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T. T. Ryan
Las Vegas
Raton
L. FE. Fletcher
Trinidad
M. R. Williams
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Western Lines
Amarillo
J. Bo Hayes
San Marcial
Governor proclaims Boy Scout Extension Week
Gov. O A Larrazolo issues a proclamation setting aside the week from the 8th to the 15th as Boy Scout Week. He urges citizens to form committees to promote scouting among boys ages twelve to twenty-one and asks parents to volunteer as scout leaders.
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O. A. Larrazolo
Organization of Citizens* Committees
Estancia Special Train to Santa Fe For Batt Game
A special train operated from Estancia Sunday morning carrying 165 passengers to watch the batt game between Estancia and the White Sox of Santa Fe. Traffic manager BF Seegerson oversaw the run, with passengers returning home in the evening. The excursion aims to promote low rate Sunday trips.
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Seegerson
Estancia
White Sox
Santa Fe
Wheat acreage in New Mexico estimated by expert
Dr RF Mare of the American General Department says New Mexico has large wheat acreage with about 267000 bushels in reserve crops. The report notes a 17 percent rise in winter wheat and overall farming totals.
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New Mexico
RF Mare
Agricaneral Department
New Mevien
Drainage Convention Planned in Albuquerque Next Week
Landowners along the Rio Grande Valley between San Marcial and White Rock Canyon will gather in Albuquerque June 13 and 14. County Agent Hamilton returns and presents Holt drainage plans for cooperative work and submerged lands indications. Many farmers expected to attend.
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Rio Grande Valley
San Marcial
White Rock Canyon
Hamilton
Holt
Wisconsin
State Land Office public sale in Santa Fe New Mexico
Public notice announces land parcels in Santa Fe and Grant counties offered for sale under New Mexico law. Bids must be cash or equivalent, with four percent interest in advance, and all figures subject to forfeiture if terms fail. Purchasers pay various charges tied to catalog value, with rights reserved by the State Land Office and potential cancellations before October 1, 1915.
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Grant County Railroad
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Fragmentary Legal Notices Mix of Land and Corporate Records
OCR text shows partial notices about land parcels in San Juan County New Mexico, and corporate documents from Bell Oil and Gas Corporation and The Zinn Oil Company with various amendments, incorporations, stock details, and legal attestation. Includes dates around 1919 1920, names of officials, and notarial seals, but many fragments are garbled.
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