Sheep Losses Dominate New Mexico Stock Report
New Mexico News Review reports four outfits lost 252 head of sheep valued at 275 dollars with other smaller losses noted. Some ranchers later recovered wandered stock, while shipments move from Riverton to Texas and Kansas City. Carter Farms touts 44 tons from 900 acres in Loving district, aiming for a strong second cutting.
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Hope Press
A.M. Bell
Westbrook
Texas
Riverton
Taylor
San Angelo
M. W Hodges
Kansas City
Avaton
Ishad Argus
Rich Carter
Carter Farms Company
Grant J. R. Seagraves Purchases Willard Battery Station
Grant J. R. Seagraves, long time Dodge Brothers service manager, has bought the Willard Battery Service Station at Silver City from G. M. Harper and has taken over the business. Fort Bayard’s patient count rose by 219 in 10 days, with 39 from Filis Island, 41 from Spartansboro, and 130 from Hoboken. Transit was led by Captain Blainey of the Medical Corps, aided by Steinhoff, Tannie, and others. Twenty-four Medical Corps personnel and four army nurses plus three Red Cross nurses assisted during the cross continental transfer. Thirty-one patients required litters. others were convalescent or ambulatory.
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J. R. Seagraves
Dodge Brothers
G. M. Harper
Willard Battery
Silver City
Mr. Seagraves
Fort Bayard
Filis Island
New York
Spartansboro
Soc
Hoboken
Blainey
Medical Corps
Lewis. Steinhoff
M.C
R. Tannie
M. C
Regular Army
Red Cross
Camp Cody base hospital reopening talks slip into view
Luna N Collier of the US Public Health Department meets with Chamber of Commerce directors to discuss reopening the base hospital at Camp Cody for department use. The Constructing Quartermaster plans a 40 by feet concrete swimming pool for the Twelfth Cavalry at Columbus, opening in August with free access. Contractor J Kaufman adds finishing touches to the Norhans store expansion, featuring a ladies rest room and gentlemen dressing room, aiming to improve the popular mercantile.
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N, Collier
United States Department of Public Health
Chamber of Commerce
Camp Cody
Deming
Twelfth Cavalry
Columbus
J. ©. Kaufman
Norhans
Columbos Courier, U
Otero Oliver Allen organizes Cloudcroft roofing trip
Oliver Allen a progressive farmer from Stelworth plans a Cloudcroft trip for roofing loads after a severe hail storm wrecked his house granaries and roofs. Men leave Monday with Alto mines supplies as work begins. Tularosa Valley reports record fruit yields with peaches being marketed and other fruit ripening.
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Oliver Allen
Stelworth
Cloudcroft
Allen
Alaenegardo New
Alto
Tularosa
Acreage washed out and chickens drowned in Tucumcari area
In the recent heavy rain near Tucumcari farmers including George H Knechtly of Hudson report crop losses and drowned poultry. In Magdalena and Deming, murders of two boys are alleged with arrests and court actions. A young man named King faces murder charges after admitting killing two boys with an axe. The article notes job demand for carpenters and a planned large steel water tank project by EP & SW Ry.
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George H Knechtly
Hudson
Tucumcar
Magdalena
Arthur Beam
Paul McCurry
Arizona
Globe
Tucumcari
King
Mobile
City council plans ferry paving and river bridges in Texas
City officials outline steps for paving 30 blocks to improve transit for cars and cattle, with a plan to extend streets including Don Gaspar and Palace avenues near the capitol. Mayor E P announces farming, Davies appoints Col R. E Twitchell as adviser to manage legal aspects, contracts, and specs. One bridge across the Santa Fe at Delgado, another over Arroyo Mascaros, plus sewer work and parks. Municipal Market thrives with flowers fruit vegetables and Belgian Hares. total receipts reach 40.
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Ferry
Texas
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Don Gaspar
Palace Avenues
Capitol
E P
Davies
R. E
Twitchell
Enc
Santa Fe
Delgado Street
Arroyo Mascaros
Carrizozo News Briefs Include Killings and Developments
An Allen accused of killing Franklin during an electric storm in Carrizozo faces a charge. Reports mention a shooting and a weapon threat, with the suspect held in jail pending hearings. Durango Lumber plans expansion and a new adobe colonial style residence in Gallup area.
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Allen
Franklin
H. J. Ganard
Carrizozo
Ft. Wingate
James R. Allen
Ailernas
Alten
Durango Lumber Company
Cartizoza News
Te Gallup
Cundersherf
Dimon
Jing Gallup Herald
Carrizozo Outlook
Big Live Stock Deal With Carrirozecative Sale
The Carrirozecative Stock Commission Company sold steers on the Bar W and Block ranches to Edgar Wilson of Amarillo Texas for 45000. The cattle arrived at White Flat on the 21st and were loaded at Riverside Monday. The herd, known for its top breeding, includes yearlings and two year olds. The Live Stock Co reports 1280 head remaining on hand.
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Carrirozecative Stock Commission Company
Bar W
Block
Edgar Wilson
Amarillo
Texas
White Flat
Riverside
Mather
Wilson
Live Stock Co
Hopeful Harvest Prospects After Hail Storm Yet Promising
J H Welch reports damage from the recent hail but most estimate wheat will thresh 10 to 40 bushels per acre. Harvest will begin soon as farmers hire hands at 5 dollars per hour. If weather holds, crop prospects look strong with potential record production and substantial earnings for farmers.
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J. H. Welch
Theumeari News
Incest Case Hits Curry County Jail In Second Week
Wm Cooley, a farmer from the western part of the county, was jailed in Curry county on a warrant issued after his 16 year old daughter accused him of incest. A second similar case, Walter Cox, is held awaiting a preliminary hearing in Curry jail. The 20 year old daughter testified the crime spanned three years and involved other family members.
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He Coley
Curry County
Cooley
Walter Cox
Pirl
MorA Weatheriff trades for farm and moves to Ray Mills
Chas Weatheriff trades his building and pool outfit to John Felton for a farm and moves to Ray Mills Developer Stubblefield and Company of Ray. They received eight Fordson tractors, disposed of them, and ordered another carload to meet demand. W S Morris and Clay Bentley bought a header and prep for harvest. Morris reports his wheat crop as good as ever. Mills Development of Frank P Kilburn, Clayton, will take possession when ready.
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Chas Weatheriff
John Felton
Ray—Mills
Stubblefield and Company
Ray
W. S. Morris
Clay Bentley
Mr. Morris
Frank P. Kilburn
Clayton
Cantile Company
Santa Fe Adopts 30 Block Resolution Plan
Santa Fe approves a 30 block resolution plan. details remain sparse as authorities outline next steps and potential impacts on development and zoning.
Famous Lake Valley Mine Reopens Under Stauber Supervision
Hillsboro Advocate reports the Lake Valley Mines, famed for the Bridal Chamber stope that held 2,500,000 ounces, will reopen with Mon Will Stauber and Wricht of Liver City overseeing operations. Delph Sanders develops his Percha claim near Kingston, seeking a bank and hoist after 100 feet sunk and a 14 foot wide ledge found.
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Delph Sanders
Hillsboro
Lake Valley
Mon Wills Stauber
Wricht
Liver City
Stauber
Irasera
der Vwatie
Socorro auctions and building plans amid regional updates
W S Kerr and William Fe tittson bought two lots in Des Moines Block 201 Sears to erect a two story building with mercantile space on the lower floor and a large hall upstairs. The project includes a 50 by 75 foot frame structure. An agricultural agent distributes Holstein calves to Boys and Girls clubs for hands on dairy education. Reverend DeKenner, Catholic parish priest of Bueyeres, receives vacation to visit Belgium after seven years abroad.
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WS Kerr
William FE Tittson
Sears
Des Moines
Mercantile Company
Belgium
DeKenner
Bueyeres
New York
Father DeKeuwer
Lution Ay
Armetice
Produce Firm Sold. Beal to Run Dairy Venture
Ira Stiner sells his stake in Mountainair Produce Co to partner J A Beal and will enter the dairy business. The firm began on a shoestring and built wholesale trade in flour, feed and grain, reporting about 60,000 in gross income last year. Lumber shipments to Gross Kelly Co reach 155,000 feet, with McKinley & Son supplying additional loads. District superintendent Rapkoch discusses consolidating School District 29 east of Moriarty with Moriarty. Lucy consolidates outlying districts into Estancia in May.
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Ira Stiner
Mountainair Produce Company
J. A. Beal
Mountainair
R. Romero
Gross, Kelly & Co
Manszono Mountains
McKinley & Son
Rapkoch
Moriarty
Re Wi
Lucy
Estancia
Retaneia Herald
Taos Institute Sees Growing Teacher Enrollment
The Taos County Teacher's Institute expands weekly with 115 students enrolled in its third week. Miss Adah Pinnell of Santa Fe has joined the list of instructors as several speakers, including locals, address the class each week.
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Taos Institute
Taos County
Teacher's Institute
Adah Pinnel
Santa Fe
Taos News
Local notes from Mesa and Willard area
Arnold Gibson returns from France to homestead on the Mesa south of Mountainair and joins bean growers for a bumper crop. Sam Jenson buys Lockhart Pierce interest in White Rose. movement to Jenson building soon. Feranca Herald Cavins reports beef cattle strong amid best grass of the year. New Willard buildings rise with J N Underwood garage, G B Salas warehous, John Meyer garage addition, Tony Stanton residence. D D Kempson and J G Kempson traveled from Head last week.
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Arnold Gibson
France
Mountainair
Sam Jenson
Lockhart Pierce
Roseness
Mr Jenson
Feranca Herald
Willard
J. N. Underwood
G. B. Salas
Johns Meyer
Tony Stanton
Valencia Bank Proposal for Los Lunas Capital Plan
A group of prominent Los Lunas businessmen led by Simon Neustadt Hon BM Otero District Attorney Harry Owens and Fred Hansam Wittwer push a Valencia Bank plan with a capital of $100000. They claim the location is the best in the state and call for federal action to abolish what they term a mess.
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Los Lunas
Simon Neustadt
BM. Otero
Harry Owens
Fred Hansam F. Wittwer
Relief and Symptoms From a Cold or Injury Describe Ailments
Fragmentary notes describe relief from knee pain and breathing difficulties, mentioning a muted discharge and headaches. The text references night-time struggles for breath, a cold or catarrh, and a sense of easing after treatment. The readable portions imply medical discomfort and partial recovery.
New Mexico State Land Sale Notice in Santa Fe
State Land Office announces a public sale of land tracts in Santa Fe County at 10:00 AM on a Tuesday. Bids require a 2 percent certified check with the right to reject all bids. sale terms include prepaid improvements and strict payment schedules.
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State OF New Mexico
Santa FE County
Ype
Santa Fe
New Mexico
State Land Office
Public Lande
Oyclock A. M
Countale
Sige Fectnacet
Banta
of State
CHARLES A._ STRONG
MG Ae
Wack
Bersham Orion
Sertising
Rand
Contendentas
New Meco
Thariy
Mentena
Mexico
Icelock
Charles A
Sbtebesa Oa
Public Land Sale Notice in Lea County New Mexico
Notice for publication of public land sales in Lea County New Mexico. Commissioner of Public Lands invites bids with terms requiring upfront deposits and installments. Details describe sale parcels, payment schedules, and forfeiture conditions.
Vast irrigated land for sale near Antelope Valley
Advertisement notes 40 acres of irrigated land near French under Antelope Valley with coal underlay. Price listed as 1500. Mentions old reliable CI at 732 Madison Oakland Fauresare. References Iron State Record Santa Fe New Mexico. Confidential marriage notice wording appears in the fragment.
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Madison
Oakland
Fauresare
Colmor
Santa Fe
Antelope
N. M
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