Lordsburg Progress Update and New County High School Vote
Lyman Garret and Judge M N Erfenbach rewired road taxes totaling 1218 dollars, promising good roads between Valedon and Lordsburg. Hospital fund subscribers elected Lackland as chairman and Coon as secretary. directors named Downey, Austin, Lackland, Raevens, Crocker, Morningstar. Hidalgo county voted 105 to 14 to build a county high school in Lordsburg, bond sales forthcoming. W Highway Association formed with 48 members from six counties. next meeting in Clifton, Arizona, on the 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Garret
M. N Erfenbach
Valedon
Lordsburg
Subscribers Hospital Fund
Hidalgo County
W. Highway Association
Clifton
Arizona
Hog prices rise as buyers chase yearlings and cows
The Lovington Leader reports that hogs are commanding higher prices with yearlings and cows expected to surge. A notable sale occurred when William Crockett bought a registered Plainsview sow for 50 dollars. In Plainsview last Friday a man killed a wolf den and eight pups, earning a bounty of 200 dollars per wolf and 18 dollars reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Crockett
Plainsview
Or Smith
Ben Smith
Lovington
Primary nominees named in Lea County race
In the Lea County Democratic primary the following candidates were nominated for key offices: D. G. Grantham for senator, A. Heard for representative, RC. Dow for district attorney, T. P. Bingham for probate judge, G. H. Barrows for county clerk, R. F. Love for sheriff, P. S. Bennett for treasurer, E. M. Smith for assessor, L. O. Cunningham for school superintendent, J. H. Graham for commissioner first district, and other nominees for second and third districts.
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Lea County
D. G. Grantham
A. Heard
RC. Dow
T. P. Bingham
G. H. Barrows
R. F. Love
P. S. Bennett
E. M. Smith
L. O. Cunningham
J. H. Graham
Distribaird
Carrizozo High Honors Superintendent With Gift
Dr E E Cole superintendent of Carrizozo schools received a handsome black morocco traveling case from Charles Scott on behalf of the high school, a gesture that surprised him and highlighted formal appreciation from the school community.
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E. E. Cole
Carrizozo
Charles Scott
Morocco
Mining and transport shifts in Carrizoso region headlined
The report notes iron ore shipments from Jicarilla to Pueblo by rail with tramway operation hindered by labor shortages. T. Farley was promoted to division foreman replacing W. C. Leland who resigned. Nearby coal mines north and south of Oscuro are now owned by New York capitalists planning large scale operations, with hotel renovations and a new office in the works.
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Jicarilla
Publo
T. Farley
E W
W. C. Leland
Carrizoso News
Oscuro
New York
Mrs Anna Julian Buys Cottage Hotel In May Change
Mrs Anna Julian purchases the Cottage Hotel from Mrs Lena Morgan for 3675 and takes charge on May 8. She retains control of the Capitan Hotel as an annex for rooming, pledging to maintain high standards as a hotel lady under her management Capitan Mountaineer.
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Anna Julian
Lena Morgan
Julian
Capitan Hotel
Julians
Deming trustees plan $100 bond issue for water works
The Deming Trustees seek approval to issue a $100 bond at 15 of 6 percent to fund improvements to the Deming water works. After a short delay due to missing plate plans for the Bank of Deming front, interior work resumes and finishing touches are expected to take about a month before occupancy and operations commence.
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Deming
Bank of Deming
Deming Co-operative Exchange Formed at Directors Meeting
J. W. Johnson of Camtray shipped 900 head of steers last week. The Deming co operative exchange became an organized union with amended by laws adopted by the directors. Officers elected include Hugh Ramsey as president M. W. Portwood as vice president J. F. Doderer J. Ingram and A. C. Elliott. Opening date is uncertain pending location and payment of the remaining subscriptions. Five thousand two hundred dollars have been subscribed to start the business, with operation contingent on full payment.
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Deming Co-Operative Exchange
Hugh Ramsey
M. W. Portwood
Vice
Press
J. F. Doderer
McKinley Special Officer Mabry Leads Prohibition Busts
Special Officer Mabry and the Department of Revenue have operated in the county for weeks, raiding illicit liquor operations. Sheriff J H McCamant and the McKinley County sheriffs office aided the effort. Last week the largest haul was made by detecting a quiet bootlegging operation.
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Mabry
Thnt
Department I Revenue
Cinity
J. H. McCamant
McKinley County Sheriffs Office
East End houses closed by sheriff over illegal still
Sheriff McCamant orders the east Gallup district houses shut and the inhabitants moved out after locating an illicit still and a quantity of material in a house east of town. The raid led to the locking up of the haul and the action to keep the area closed as long as he serves.
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Gallup
Gallup Herald
Sheriff McCamant
East End
Sleif McCamant
McKinley County
Ore
Sansbury Co builds warehouse and finds oil ties
Mora R L Sansbury Co plans a large warehouse near the ball park in Roy for storing oil with drag line work and a catalogue business. They partner with Continental Oil Co handling oils while Fred Fluhman delivers seven loads of beans from his farm to the company elevator. The Cath Church basement walls and attic windows near completion with a temporary roof from the old church and basement to be used for school this winter. Contractor Tee notes rapid progress.
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R. L. Sansbury & Co
Darvels
Ball Park
Roy
Sansbury Co
Continental Oil Co
Fred Fluhman
Tee
Wagon Mound Holds Special Bond Election for School
A special election is set in Wagon Mound for the 27th of this month to approve a $5,000 bond for constructing a new school building for School District No. 12.
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Wagon Mound
Special Roy Bond Election To Fund School Building
On the 14th a special election will be held at Roy to vote on a $50,000 bond issue for constructing a new school to replace the one destroyed by fire.
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Roy
Otero Well Drilling Faces Quick Sand Setback
Manager Miller travels to El Paso to secure special tools to cope with a new quicksand situation south of the site. Officials anticipate operations will resume smoothly in a short time once装备 is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maager Miller
el Paso
Ottereo County Cattle Outlook Ranks Promising
O M Lee of the Sacramento Cattle Co reports range conditions are very good for this season and predicts an excellent year for stockmen in Ottereo County with strong prospects ahead.
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O. M. Lee
Sacramento Cattle Co. Ranch
Otero County
Dr Burmaster visits Mountainair Sanatorium interests
Dr Paul Burmaster arrived from Chicago on Monday to oversee affairs in the area. He is the prime mover behind the Mountainair Sanatorium and plans periodic visits to supervise the institution. He may issue an announcement about the sanatorium before returning to Chicago.
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Paul, Burmaster
Chicago
Burmaster
Mountainair Sanatorium
Otero County Seeks Cost Saving Teacher Institute Plan
Otero County aims to satisfy state law requiring teachers to attend a summer institute while minimizing expenses. The initiative seeks streamlined scheduling and shared resources to reduce costs for districts and participants.
County to waive institute funds for teachers in 1920 21
Dona Ana county will pay railroad fare from Alamogordo to Las Cruces and return for teachers who attend institutes in 1920 21 in Otero county or elsewhere in New Mexico. Attendance at Las Cruces is not required. The plan aims to save about 500 dollars in institute expenses, with the Las Cruces session set August 30 to September 4 and school planned to reopen September 6. Alamogordo News reports the Fred Bradford family moved to a new home last week. apple crops show frost damage limited to apricots peaches and phim in Mountain Park Tularosa La Luz and nearby areas.
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Dona Ana
Alamogordo
Las Cruces
Otero
New Mexico
County Board of Education
Gleneia Mercantile plans new well near Dell property
The Glenrie Mercantile Company shopped a cat of corn this week. Carl Broblin finished his contract erecting two by the A J Kern Co on Avor riieh property ten tiles north of Dell. It is believed another well will be sunk soon near the present in town to commence operation at Gleneia 444 Water.
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Carl Broblin
A J. Kern
Avor_riieh
Dell
Hereford cattle shipment to Comisky Kansas by Loewenstern
Hugh H. Loewenstern shipped four Registered Hereford cows to Comisky Kansas last week and accompanied the shipment. Na ta Visa News
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh H._ Loewenstern
Comisky
Kans
Nata Visa News
City approves triangle lock site for park project
The park committee says city council agreed to terms for purchasing the triangle lock as a city park site. Work will start once the City Attorney finalizes the transaction papers, and the hand stand will be built by the Bay View Club Tu exmeari American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Lock
Bay View Club
Tuexmeari American
Frey to Receive 200 Heifer Yearlings for Ranch Shipment
Roosevelt W. A. Frey left Thursday for Engle to obtain about 200 head of heifer yearlings destined for shipment to his ranch here. Kenna, be sad.
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W. A. Frey
Engle
Sheep Wool Warms Farm Inaton Market Forecast
San Juan reports sheep shearing beginning with wool flowing into Farm inaton warehouses. L. J. Foutz notes the Navajos may fetch only about 20 cents per pound for wool this year, signaling tight prices for growers.
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Farminaton
L. J. Foutz
Brown buys 46 acre Boo ram ranch on the peninsula
J B Brown of Wood South Dakota purchases the E O Boo ram ranch consisting of 46 acres for 10000 dollars. The property is described as one of the most desirable ranches in the area. The Brown family recently visited the site.
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J. B. Brown
Wood
South Dakota
E. O. Booram
Brown
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Hidalgo
Lea
Lincoln
Mr. Cole
Luna
J. W. Johnson
Camtray
Fred Bradford
Mountain Park
Tularosa
la Lug
The
Glenrie Mercantile Company
Roosevelt
San Juan
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