Drainage and development of New Mexico irrigation
The State Record argues for cooperative, funded drainage of the Rio Grande Valley and broader irrigation development in New Mexico. It notes wasted water, the need for headworks and drainage in Mesilla Pecos valleys, and urges support for federal involvement and coordinated action to reclaim vast lands. It criticizes the US Railroad Administration for halting western promotion and urges renewed efforts to attract tourism and develop regional traffic.
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New Mexico
Mesilla
Pecos
Rio Grande Valley
Federal
Rio Gra
Tourist Business Declines as Colorado Attracts Fades
The article notes that tourism promotion waned and efforts to lure settlers, miners, and forest industries faded. It recalls the once active push to showcase Colorado’s mountains, forests, and playgrounds, contrasting it with the current decline in tourist appeal.
Government railroading cost surge under wartime control
A historical summary notes the first months of government operation of railroads show a large deficit of about 132 billion dollars in revenue. It recalls criticisms of rail magnates, recalls McAdoo raising freight rates and New Mexico lowering passenger fares, and points to lingering doubts as postwar rumors emerge.
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Walker D. Hines
Wilson
McAdoo
New Mexico
Housing Situation in Cities and Towns Reveals Conditions
A fragmented report outlines housing conditions across cities and towns, noting widespread leases and state provisions. The text highlights fluctuations in availability and living standards, with officials publishing updated lease lists and enforcement measures.
American Legion Incorporation Filed in Santa Fe
Short notice notes the incorporation of the American Legion here with no capital stock. Purpose listed as benevolent fraternal and patriotic to spread Americanism. Incorporators are H. Dorman M A Otero Jr O A Larrazolo Jr Herbert Mennen Gall and Manuel Manzanares all of Santa Fe.
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American Legion
H. Dorman
M. A. Otero
O. A. Larrazolo, Jr
Herbert Mennengall
Manuel Manzanares
Santa Fe
Murder in Albuquerque Hints at Unknown Suspect
Navajo Kee Toledo employed in the Santa Fe shops in Albuquerque was murdered in a city rooming house by an unidentified person a few days ago. A younger brother was held for investigation but released. C E Richards of Amarillo will head the United One Cent to One Dollar Stores in Albuquerque as remodeling and goods arrival proceed. City council questioned brick paving bids as out of line and considers Bitllithie Co El Paso for paving. Hardwick Bros plan a new theatre in Clovis costing about 000.00 with construction to begin in about 60 days.
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Kee Toledo
Albuquerque
C. E. Richards
Amarillo
Texas
United
Bitllithie Co
el Paso
City of
Ramboliet sheep sold and dam cost reported
Tom Morris of Tolar bought 725 head of rambouillet sheep at 15 dollars each from H G Rowley and R Crisp MC. Hinterlider a Denver civil engineer says Fort Sumner dam project will cost 400000 dollars including a hydro electric plant. E Maharan sold merchandise stock to F S Stein of Los Angeles and will stay in Albuquerque. Fruit crops near Fort Sumner are expected to be home grown this season due to mild weather.
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Tom Morris
Tolar
H. G. Rowley
R. Crisp
MC. Hinterlider
Denver
Fort Summer
E. Maharan
F. S. Stein
Los Angeles
Maharan
Albuquerque
Fort Sumner
California
Black Hawk district see meal plan shift and soldier aid
W Harrison items mention entertainment and information notes plus defense matters. Johnson Brothers discuss soldiers lot allocations in Block 63 and a small force at Black area. Messrs Leech Shelly work on proposed changes and Porterfield Stevens interests. Silver City enterprise notes employment at Silver City. Frank Wimberly elected editor of The Roundup at State College, student weekly publication.
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W. Harrison
Ree
Portharttof
Johnson Brothers
Urance
Messrs
Leech and
Shelly
Black
Tilver
Black Hawk
Porterfield
Eee
Ae Stevens
Silver City Enterprise
Roundup
Frank Wimberly
Wimberly
Hagerman Messenger
State College
Large Fruit Crop Promised After Hope Storm Lightnings
Hope Press reports hail damaged many orchards but spared larger crops, with heavy rains afterward easing the losses. The article notes alfalfa loss, roof damage, and a compensating beneficial rain across the town. The account mentions Dr Max Eisner buying 40 acres near Otis for alfalfa at $150 an acre and various stock shipments from Carlsbad yards.
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Hope Press
Max Eisner
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Otis
Diefendorf
Carlsbad
Ruidoso Orchards Safe Amid Forecast Bumper Crop
The Roswell Record notes no damage to apples and peaches in the Ruidoso valley with fruit loads promising a bumper crop unless frost or hail harm the Honito and Hondo valleys. Virgil Moore completes a forty foot pumping pit to irrigate 200 acres west of town with surface and artesian water. Rain was general from the mountains west, aiding grass growth and summer prospects. The Eight Mile bridge on the Roswell Carrizozo road, washed out by high water, is being repaired and slated for completion midweek.
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Ruidoso
Ruidoso Valley
Honito
Hondo
Roswell
Virgil Moore
Lake Arthur
Eight Mile
Roswell-Carrizozo Road
Maxwell visit boosts Maxwell tract buyers and growth
Colfax Maxwell in Denver inspected the Maxwell irrigated tract praising its water system and natural advantages. Booster sentiment among local farmers signals a surge of prospective buyers in the coming weeks. The Baton Home Builders association forms with M G Smigelow as president and plans three new bungalows. Maxwell school grounds near completion of a public playground with swings, vaulting rods, tennis courts, and future croquet and basketball facilities, built with donations from Principal T C Foster and Rev John Everington. Springer youths organize a baseball team to foster local pride and fund travel and maintenance.
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Maxwell
Gaumer
Denver
Colorado
Baton Home Builders
M. G. Smigelow
S. A. Wiseman
Ernest Roth
Thomas Kinney
Pisystems
T. C. Foster
John Everington
Real Estate Moves In Clovis Area
In Clovis area deals include Acuff and son purchasing the 800 acre J. M. Love tract six miles north of Clovis for 32000 dollars. W Reagan buys the 480 acre McClelland farm near Clovis, fenced for sheep and cultivated acres, at about 25 dollars per acre. Reagan Land and Cattle Company also acquires the 320 acre Starling Sharp farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Messrs. Acuff
Tarranti County
Texas
J. M. Love
W. Reagan
McClelland
Regan Land and Cattle Company
Starling Sharp
New Improvements at Vaughn E C Sims
Guadalupe reports ongoing improvements at Vaughn E C Sims site as officials contemplate further enhancements. Local leaders discuss phased work, funding avenues, and potential impact on traffic and nearby businesses during the project timeline.
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Vaughn E. C
Sims Contemplat
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Butte
Cuicace
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Grant
Dona Ana
Carlsbad Yards
W. E Hicks
Frigna
J. E. Carey
Cooledge
Kansas
W. Hi. Jacobs
Kansas City
Missouri
Great Western Commission Company
Ithe
Arsitesia
Greenfield
Pe: Packing Company
May de Araus
Dona, Ana
Robert Gorley
Osborne West Fally
Carlehad
Fort
Bayard Army Hospital
Uncle Sam
Harry L. Collins
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Port Sifyiver
Silver City
Gila Farms
Lidstone
Hanover
Korage
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Republic
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Pinos Altos
Langston
McCallum
Mex- Ark Mining Company
Colfax
Springer
Guadalupe
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