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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

6

New Mexico Herd Tops Kansas City Market Price

New Mexico raised and fattened sheep owned by Frank A. Hubbel sold in Kansas City for 1925 dollars. The herd, averaging 75 pounds, drew admiration while Colorado and Nebraska flocks were also offered. the Hubbel ranch lies south of Albuquerque.

New Mexico Superior Kansas City Frank A. Hubbel Hubbel Albuquerque Colorado Nebraska

Explosions and fires disrupt union shop events in New Mexico

Reported incidents include an explosion during initiation of 44 new members at the Chaves shop, injuries to Parks from a paint can, and a near-fire scene at the Santa Fe shops. Other local notes mention wheat prospects, land sales, bank asset auctions, street paving approvals, and infrastructure work in Las Cruces and Artesia.

Santa Fe L. F. Woodhead F Parks Clovis Journal Parks J. Z. Isler Cameron Roswell Coms J Canyon Howe Elm Streets Otis rmner+ Carlsbad Argus

Grant Johnson Leases San Joseph's Sanatorium Site

Grant Johnson of Silver City leases the group of buildings forming St. Joseph's Sanatorium to host climate seekers and those seeking gold meters at reasonable prices. Plans for a grand July 4 1919 celebration gain momentum in Silver City. The Silver City Chamber of Commerce warns against moving the Army Tuberculosis Sanatorium from Fort Bayard to Denver, signaling strong local opposition.

Silver City Silver City Enterprise Silver City Chamber of Commerce Army Fort Bayard Denver

Burglars Enter Colfax Area Stores Last Week

Burglars last week entered stores at Raton and Cimarron taking substantial sums. In Raton the Golden Rule and J. A. Grant and Sam McHam operated in the Canton district, visiting on Thursday.

Raton W. H. Metz W. E. Nutting Cimarron Mr. Nutting J. A. Grant Sam McHam Canton

Cattle Shipments From Local Ranchers Reported

W S Flatt of Los Tanos sent 100 head of steers to A Barnard Son of Madison Kansas while Tom Lewis of Cabra Spring ranch moved 1600 head to pasture in the Osa country Oklahoma. Fruit trees in Santa Rosa from Santa Rosa to Puerto de Luna are in full bloom offering potential for a large apple crop though Elberta peaches were reduced by December frost. Farmers plan to plant more than in recent seasons as bloom continues.

W. S. Flatt Los Tanos A. Barnard & Son Madison, Kans Tom Lewis Cabra Spring Ranch Osa, Country Oklahoma Santa Rosa Puerto de Luna Santa Rosa Voice

The Men at the Head

Kelly pres Lassiter fy pres Croom treas Davis secBooth directors listed as the governing board for the group with officers and committee roles noted in brief transfer of leadership.

Pecos Oil Fields stock pitch from Santa Fe agent

Frank Staplin,Local Agent, Santa Fe NM, promotes Pecos Oil Fields stock highlighting trusted officers and no salary profits from drilling. Claims five hundred acres on a strong structure, geologist support, large scale development, and expected rapid oversubscription urging immediate orders.

Pecos

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