Lovington Wool Trade and New Mill Plans Highlight New Mexico Report
The Lovington area handles high grade wool and supplies Eris L Parker of Mant i with fifty pounds of Manilla rope used by ropers. Empire Leasing and Development Co of Mushover Oklahoma closes land lease deals with Missouri CHL Syndicate of Kansas City, with geologist HOH Almes noting promising structure. Turner plans a steel and glass building in Deming with renovations to clear space, signaling a new construction wave in the Deming area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Ples’ Mercantile Co
Eris L. Parker
Manti
Lovington
Montana
Lear, Ma
Empire Leasing
Devetonant Coy
Mushover
Okla
Hays
Missouri Chl
Nansis City
Merced
Lo Spader
Hoh. Almes
Annon
Tourtehiy
Ange
Lea County
Coline water works bonds fail to attract bids
The Coline board opened bids for 100000 of water works bonds but received none. City Attorney A A Teme reported only Keeler Bros of Per Cale bid, but the offer was rejected. A resolution set August 2, 1900 as a new date for action.
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A. A. Teme
Meming
Baniise
Keeler Bros
Per Cale
Two Mexican women jailed for vagrancy in The Columbue Courier
The Columbue Courier reports two well dressed Mexican women arrested and jailed. Judge Cole set 59 dollars and costs. A man named Joe W. Peyton, a colored cook at the local P H S hospital, was once jailed for making a notorious brew. Authorities note raisins corn yeast and water as ingredients, with a strong odor and mash similar to an illegal “old dark brew.” A hearing before a commissioner was anticipated days ago to decide the case and whether details of the formula would be revealed.
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Columbue Courier
Cole
Banketiey
Deming
Joe W. Peyton
Focal
P. H. S. Hospital
Y ¥. Melieves
Florida Oil Well Sees Steady Descent in Shale Section
The Florida oil well west of the mine continues to decline steadily without incident. Drilling proceeds in what appears to be brown shale and experts think a limestone cap rock may be nearby, signaling a potential deeper break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Oi
McKinley County bids for public school project awarded
McKinley County Independent reports two bids for a public school construction project with one bid of 24 dollars and the other 3 dollars by J A Turner of Black Rock. Plans for erosion control and new residences in Gallup add to local development as the McKinley County Land and Lumber firm signs a timber contract from Zuni forest near Thoreau with immediate work planned.
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Tnt
Magen Kanal
J. A. Turner
Black Kork
McKinley County Land and Lumber Company
Yreterda
Zuni National Forest
Department of Agriculture
J. Pievich
Manzano
issHonwand Canyon
Thoreau
Gallup Independent
Cattle Killed by Lightning Hits Roy Area Farm
Jack Lyons of Py GC Hammes farm three miles north of Roy reports six cattle struck and killed by a lightning storm Saturday. Cattle stood along a wire fence and were burned. Lyons values the loss at about 3500 dollars for his top quality cows.
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Jack Lyons
Hammes
Roy
Mr. Lyons
Hail damages hit Mosquera wheat fields in 1920s era report
G R Abernathy of Farmers Mutual Hail notes adjusted losses from a Sunday hail in Mosquera. Pred Tiner C Moore and J M Caddell are named insured hail victims with others uninsured. Tinker suffered near total loss after insuring his field only 15 hours before the storm.
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G. R Abernathy
Farmers Mutual Hail Association
Mosquera
Pred Tiner
C. Moore
J. M. Caddell
Roy reports 850 lambs from Chicora ranch flock
F A Roy states his Chicora ranch yielded 850 lambs from a 1000 head flock. He has been commissioned Special Prohibition officer for Roy and vicinity with deputy sheriff powers and aims to curb bootlegging in the area.
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F._A. Roy
Roy
Fire destroys Dear Grass in Excandida rail yard
A large stack of Dear Grass near Excandida was burned Tuesday in a rail yard mishap. Estimated value runs about $5000. The damaged material is headed to eastern factories for fibre extraction and cote sloth processing. A new post office building at Alamogordo nears completion, expected to be a top facility in the region.
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Excandida
Alamogorde News
Tate
Farce Fjords Team Praises AMier Wi Mot Crew
A stylized notice reports a forthcoming event praising a crew from AMier Wi mot for ballasting track work at the Texas Line. It mentions a gravel pit at Towt and lists individuals such as Earl Crow Marvin Gra Mor Jon Gragg and Ralph Gragg.
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Amier Wimot
Beuin
Towt
Earl Crow
Marvin Gra Mor
Jon Gragg
Ralph Gragg
Joos Wolel
Pige
Texas
Nara View News
Wool shipments halted as wool market concerns arise
Over 150000 ths of wool signer sip and seven cars have been moved by the Marketing Association to a national warehousing site at Chita. Company advances 4 4-73 per cent of market rate per car. Discontinuation advised. large wool stock at Farmington and Aries to be stored temporarily. Reports of pest damage to orchards near Mol and failed pest control raise concerns. Sanfran Review announced by CS Bailey, a veteran local publisher, to be an independent democratic pane sheet.
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Cite Erative Marketing Association
Chita
Do Dhis Company
Aftereo Age
Tees
Farmington and
Aries
CS. Bailey
Svt Nloneer
Sanfran Review
Local youths held in liquor theft from Haydon residence
Richard Raynolds and Willian Fry were seized by police for allegedly stealing liquor valued at over $100 from W. G. Haydon's home. They entered through a basement window screen and conveyed the liquor outside. Other youths are believed involved, with more arrests expected. Both suspects are held on $200 bonds awaiting charges.
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Richard Raynolds
Willian Fry
Cuatody
W. G. Haydon
Sevral
Bonds Sold for County School District Buildings
Bonds for county school districts 40 and 21 were sold to Sedlow Simmons Sels and company of Denver. A call for bids to construct the buildings will be issued in a few days, and after contracts are let, construction will begin. New buildings to be located at Peens and Rowe.
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Sedlow, Simmons, Sels and Company
Denver
Peens
Rowe
Stanke mine drills progress at 550 foot level
The diamond drill outfit has arrived and is installed in the crosscut of the 550 foot level at the Stanke mine. The 14 inch diameter bit will be lowered to 1000 feet below the present level. Drilling is expected to commence at once. A water station at the Snake ming has been completed, delivering 780 gallons per hour to the Snake wagon.
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Stanke
Slease Corral
Hillsboro
Taos Commercial Club Formed With Officers Named
Taos organization lists officers including Ear Lovers, Houde Arintjen as vice president and Willa MiKean as secretary. The group plans a costly project to repair the Pen Canyon bridges after heavy rains. The Honita Canyon is noted as a dangerous area with sparse profiles and important local sites.
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Taos
Gftivers
Ear Lovertige
Houde Arintjen
Pries Entey Willa
MiKean
Attes
Honita
Fire destroys barn at Estancia area in New Mexico
A lightning strike caused a barn and contents to burn near Estancia, destroying 1,400 bales of hay, 131 bushels of corn, a threshing machine, harnesses and tools. Insurance estimated at 220 dollars. Nearby, residents protest village incorporation and a cattle dipping vat is being built at the Belzer ranch Cedarvale.
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Ben Mullen
Santa Fe
EB. U. Brown
Estancia
Brown
Dairy plans and school board actions in Monttainate area
S B Douglass arrives from Kaw ais with a dairy herd to settle north of Estaech ranch while his nephew Droyd Miles joins to start dairy business. The Board of Eilneath proposes staff changes for the upcoming FRG term with Wills named superintendent and Carona, Home teachers reshuffled.
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S. B Douglass
Kawais
Turstay
Wile Tard
Estaech
Elec
Eilneath
Wills
Spiller
Carona
Jane Whi
Wilma Lowe
Salt Co Ships Five Cars Of Stock Salt In New Mexico
Charley Meyer reports the New Mexico Salt Company has shipped five cars of stock salt to various points in the state since the month began, with five more orders awaiting fulfillment.
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Charley Meyer
Salt Lake Ranch
New Mexico Salt Co
Willard Fecord
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NEW Mexico News Review
Turner
Silver Avenue
Pine Street
Terena
Tuyner
Luna
Coline Tne
Coloyutars
Gallup
Otero
San Juan
SAN Miguel
Sierra
Torrance
Dara
Romere
Ctei 19
Cote An
Eatunete Herald
Belzer
Cedarvale
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