Town gains new homes and business expansions in Vaughn area
The Vaughn district sees Fidel Baca building a stone residence in western suburbs while the East Vaughn Garage lays a gas tank and plans air lights. W H Hodges schedules a concrete grocery addition to handle rising trade. L Casaus rebuilds next to a two story brick structure to expand business. Sheriff Sena directs park beautification at the courthouse as the week closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Fidel Baca
Vaughn
W. H. Hodges
L. Casaus
Vaughn News
Camp Cody Pool Opens At Deming And Local Developments
The Geensein 1 th ee pool at Camp Cody opens in detail with a 60 by 180 feet design, featuring showers and varying depths from 4.5 to 8.5 feet. Mrs Harry Edwards establishes Exclusive Woman's Shop in Deming, aiming to host a premier women focused store. City buys a second Case tractor to improve street work amid growing public works, while local trade notes cover quarry ore prep, a large hay and wheat planting push, and Chloride Camp projected as a rising mining hub with gold silver copper and lead prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Community Service
Camp Cody
Hail Destroys Gardens in Lovington Area
Lovington suffered sharp hail last week damaging gardens and fruit trees. Many residents will have no fruit this season and must replant, per the Lovington Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Big Cattle Range Fenced in New Lease Agreement
Former Sheriff R L Roberts secures lease on 11800 acres from Gallup American Coal Co north of Gallup. Land fencing underway to support a large cattle operation with grazing extending east to Coal Basin mine and near Hogbacks. Partners dissolve and G Carter takes over Tealon grazing venture while law practice expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Roberts
Gallup American Coal Co
Gallup
M. R. Kirkley
Coal Basin
Littlefield Ranch
Kenna
Carter’ Stansell
Roberts
Acat Gibson
Stansell
Low County
Low County Abstract Company
Roosevelts expansion and local property deals in New Mexico
Sam Ravel & Brothers add to their store making Columbus house the largest single store room in New Mexico. The coal business shows renewed strength with mines accepting full storage orders. Harry Piesen buys the Voorhees residence on Wall Street. Wm Heald takes over the Gring property on Orchard Street. C W Bowne closes a 40 acre Flora Vista tract deal with J M Garrett. Bowne buys Garrett’s five acre orchard on Vine Avenue. New steel hangars arrive for a Camp Morris aviation field, with cement work on the bank building underway. The Aztec Independent notes a warm spring and rising apple crop prospects for Manhattan Heights in Columbus with a planned gated district water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ravel & Brothers
Columbus
New Mexico
Harry Piesen
C. E. Voorhees
Wall Street
Wm. Heald
D. FE Gring
Ih. E. Myers
Orchards Street
C. W. Bowne
Front Valleyford
Wash
J. M. Garrett
Flora Vista
Garrett
Bowne
Vine Avenue
Mr. Bowne
Farmington
Utton
Fort Morris Gordon
Banker Aviation
Galt
Carrington Motor
Aztec
Courier. Co
Manhattan Heights
Gallup News
Rival Shot At Supper Sparks Community Change
Andrew Wheeler shot and killed H. L. Bond during a chaotic scene at a community supper. The incident triggers arrangements for someone to take over the Otis Green property, with the Roper Group Mining company linked to the developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wheeler
H. L. Bond
Otis Green
Roper Group
Socorro Flood Dikes Rise as Wheat Crops Threatened
Socorro residents battle San Juan flood effects with dike construction on lowlands to save crops as widespread overflow devastates wheat fields. Ex governor Curry rebuilds Chambon hotel for tourists with baths, cleaning, and decor to handle crowds. Plaza Cafe to replace Green's, seating 100, after remodel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambon Hotel
George Curry
Chambon
Socorro
Curry
Chitra
Geo Ade
Green's Restaurant
Plaza Cafe
Taos Merchant Buys Old Tomas Rivera Orchard
Taos businessman buys the large orchard owned by Max Gusdorf in Ranchos de Taos. Gusdorf and family, long-time Taos residents, earlier lived in Ranchos de Taos after migrating from Germany. The sale also mentions a flour mill and store once operated there, destroyed by fire years ago. Antonio Mirabal returns from Camp Travis training and plays clarinet in the Grand Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Tomas Rivera
Ranchos de Taos
Max Gusdorf
Mr. Gusdorf
Taos
New Mexico
Germany
Antonio Mirabal
Camp Travis
Antonio
Grand Hand
Army
Watley News
Hereford Bull Purchased For Kennedy Area Herd
J. J. White of Abo area has bought a registered Hereford bull from Kansas for 500 dollars to stock his ranch south of Abo Mountainair. The N M C Ry handles thirty years of coal daily between Kennedy and Willard. Work starts in the rail yard to install track scales and build a coal chute, saving labor on coal handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Willard
Santa Fe
J. J. White
Kansas
Abo
Mountainair Independent
Fstancia Herald
Swastika to Open Model Printing Office in Des Moines
Des Moines Swastika signs a five year lease for a reinforced concrete model office to house a top tier printing operation with a plate glass front and a linotype to serve the northeast state. Will erect a $25,000 residence on Haley ranch, promising the best home in Union County. Orren Beaty and E L Eakin head to Nebraska for two carloads of high grade Holstein stock for Union County and the Girls and Boys Calf Club. B F Williams and family move from Dibert Texas to northeast of Mt Dora with a carload of goods. Comley Lumber Company completes a fine new shed at Grenville and cement sidewalks are being laid. Edward Henrickt and William Snelson supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moiines Swasika
A. W. Farr
John VanCleave
Haley
James
Union County
VanCleave
Des
Moines
Orren Beaty
E. L. Eakin
Clayton
Nebraska
Girls and Boys Calf Club
Han
Boys and Girls Club
United States
Clayton Citizen
B. F. Williams
di Hart
Texas
Mt. Dora
Comley Lumber Company
Grenville
Edward, Henrickt
William Snelson
Personal Marriage Ads and Santa Fe Court Notices
A scrambled ad list shows marriage solicitations from "Home Maker" and "Strictly ble Club" in Oakland with claims of wealth and confidentiality. The Santa Fe district court notices include suit to quiet title in a Wilcox and Vail Addition property and a receiver claims hearing for New Mexico Fuel and Iron Company due June 9, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
District Court OF the States OF
Wilcox and Vail
City of Santa Fe
B. Cartwright
Cerrilion Road
Hancock Street
Wilcax
Vail Adi Ranta "Fe
Wilcar Tion
Cartwright, Ta
Montezuma Avenue
Cereiliog
Hanvark Street
Capital Hotel
Kennedy
McFic
Edwarde
Mel Banta Pe
New Mexic
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Alfredo Lucero
Santa Fe Cou
Etrict Court
Said County
Ty Federico Lopez
Reo Be
District Court OF
Cor
R. E. Twitchell
New Mexico Fuel & Ir Iy
A. M. Edwards
New Mexico land sale and Hondo Tie and Lumber Co charter
The document details New Mexico land sales by the Commissioner of Public Lands with terms on rights, easements, and reservations, plus a certificate about the Hondo Tie and Lumber Company no stockholders liability forming in Santa Fe. It covers sale conditions, bids, and corporate charter details including office, objects, capital stock, and a 50 year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Hondo Tie and Lumber Co
Cor
Whenition Rewittzams
Hondo Tievand. Lumber CO
Curaciver
Aucecanora
Hondo Tie and Lumber Company
Id Corporation
Santa Fe
State of New Mexico
Dillman
C. Kinse
Sail Office
Holly
Puchase
Holt
el Ronvey
New Mexican
Anid
Morrison
Cork
Wbove
Assoodbie Memaelves
al Aaid Corporation
State of New ‘Mexico
Nefeante
Jon Thin
A. B
Ed Hesch
Geo. M. Ripnett
C. Kinsell
Pauline Kinnell
Valencia rearrests Sanso Dionicio Otero in jail break case
Otero, held to await grand jury action on complicity in the March 8 assault on Sheriff Placido Jara millo, posted bond Friday but was rearrested on obstructing an arrest charge and jailed. The shooting occurred at Otero’s home as officers tried to arrest Pantaleon Lobato. Otero had been jailed in Los Lunas and was set to appear this week for the new charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanso
Dionicio Otero
Valencia County
Placido Jaramillo
Otero
Jaramillo
Pantaleon Lobato
Lobato
Los Lunas
Justice of the Peace
New Bridge at Farmington Opens After Long Closure
The San Juan river bridge at Farmington is completed and the road to the south opens for the first time in years. The old bridge failed in 1911, shortening the trip to Albuquerque by about 65 miles via Cuba, replacing the longer route through Gallup and Shiprock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan River
Farmington
Albuquerque
Cuba
Albuquerquez
Gallup
Shiprock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheriff Sena
Santa Rosa Voice
Frank E. Samuels
Harry Edwards
Pir
J. Hamilton Smith
Jean Hamilton
Mil’ Mery
Edwards
Newby
Wheeler
Alien & Dealy
Cty
Ucumecari
Tucumcari
Mr. Infeld
Nara Visa
Nara Visa News
I. R. Choat
Chloride
T. J. Fitemaurice
Fimaurice
Hillsboro
Lea
Roosevelt
San Juan
Luna
Gallup Herald
Sierra
Encino Basin Oil & Refining Company
Electra
Iowa Park
Torrance County
C. L. Creighton
Encino
Encino Basin Oil & Refining CO
Rio Grande
Torrance
D-Box
League
Toledo
Cappel
Lea County
Public Sante Fe
New Menten
Lowe
Povacasion
Oficial
State of Mexico
State OF New Mexico State Corporation Commission
Heech
Geo. M
New México
Hench
George
M. Kinseman
Pauline i
J. BC Lopez
Wer
Spire
Jo CoRok
Liv Oner Co. A. Vekhollers
Office of State Corporation Commission
OL New Mraico
Umma
Lorrison, Chere
New Meiers
State OF
Matthiela
TNE Hondo the
Oand Lumber Co
State Corporation Commission
City of
Hugh H. Williams
Apa
EA Herch
George M. Kim
Rinsell Extraalina
Bean
B.C. Lopez
Notary Public
HONDO
Mmunmer Co
A. L Morrison
Clere
County of Santo
Nook
Santa Ve
Valencia
San Juan County
New Mexia
Fiona
Amy
Haan Sabena
Raton
Lapres
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