Oil Prospects Drive New Mexico into Commercial Development
The State Record urges public support for the oil movement in New Mexico. It notes drilling in Juan de, Pecos Valley, Columbus, Quay, Santa Fe, and Steins with speculation and leasing activity by outsiders. The piece argues oil wealth will spur state-wide industry and resource growth.
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New Mexico
Aiready
Juan B. Pecos Valley
Columbus
Quay County
UN County
Santa Fe County
Tularos
Steins
McKinley i
New Mexico Highways Under Way With Federal Aid Funds
The Federal government will provide more than a million dollars for road construction in cooperation with the state. Despite years of available funds, federal red tape slows progress as actual construction is prepared on several projects. The State Record will publish weekly progress updates to inform the public about highway development and its importance to the state’s growth.
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Highway Department
Hel A
New Canneries Rise in Roswell and Socorro
New Mexico sees rising canning factories in Roswell and Socorro, boosting the state economy. Climate and soil favor crops for canning, with apples, pears, stone fruits, corn and tomatoes among the favored produce. The industry spurs intensive farming and regional development, as Borwell and Socorro set local examples amid housing shortages across the state.
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Roswell
Socorro
New Mexico
Borwell
Lakewood
Diggers Clash Over Burleson Policy and Wilson Influence
A fragmented account notes Boss Wilson defending President Burleson and criticizing newspapers that attack him. It mentions orders from Wilson and loyalty to his position, with observations on knighthood rumors and constitutional cautions about gifts. It also touches New Mexico silver mining and a stump jumping plow from Australia.
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Burmy
Burleson
Cabinow
Texan
Post 1
Burl
Wilson
Tenas
Son
Hotel Doran Sold to Oklahoma Operators in Albuquerque
Thomas Doran of Santa Fe sells the Hotel Doran in Albuquerque to B A Winters and Marshall Jones, Oklahoma operators. Jones to manage, with his mother and sister soon joining. Winters will be away much of the time. the hotel will be renamed back to Hotel Combs. Also reports on a preliminary hearing for a man accused of kidnapping his own child from St Anthony’s orphanage and a custody dispute with his ex-wife.
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Thomas Doran
Santa Fe
Hotel Doran
Aluquerque
B A. Winters
Marshall Jones
Oklahoma
Mr. Jones
Esequiel Baca
St Anthony's
Lalo de Baca
Feteran Race
Race
al Jhagquerque Herald
Carlsbad Area Farmers Hope for Fair Weather Harvest
Local growers report crops thriving with knee high corn and other abundances as weather outlook remains favorable through harvest. Ranchers Seaton and Netherlin note thriving pastures, and electric light plant construction begins in Artesia. Cattle shipments from Carlsbad district continue, with several loads sent to Carrizozo and beyond. Roswell landmark Deming road area sees rail and de pot activity.
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AN. Seaton
Pearl
Carlsbad
Lovington editor jailed for libel in Roswell court
Lea Lovington editor J Estlack pleaded guilty to libel and was sentenced by Judge Sam G Bratton in Roswell district court to three to six months in the state penitentiary at Santa Fe. Estlack admitted the printed attack on Judge John T. McClure was untrue. Moonshine still seized by deputies and customs officers near Columbus and Deming, with several suspects detained and equipment forfeited. New engine and generator installation planned in Columbus to power Camp Furlong and a growing town. local cream plant expansion in Deming with Keith advancing ice cream business.
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Lovington
J. Estlack
Sam G Bratton
Roswell
Santa .Fe
Estlack
John T. McClure
Bratton
Jack Breen
Imarshal
Columbus
Armstrong
Alley
Rutland
Holzman
W. C Simpson
Luna County
Department of Justice
Doyle
Deming
J. E. McDonald
Hurley
Tom A. Duke
Little Rock
Tres Hermanias Mountains
Keith
Deming Ice Cream Company
Deming Headlight
Gruesome Yet True in Grant County News
In Grant County a local column notes grim satire about death involving a doctor undertaker and a newspaper writing obits, then shifts to Springer growth with bumper crops and a Santa Fe expansion. The piece also mentions new houses, professionals moving in, a Love tract sale, playground upgrades, a patent gate opener, cattle shipments, and students from Central school planning Santa Fe entry.
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Springer
Manwell Avenue
Springer Stockman
Land sale near Clove and death under bridge reported
Curry M Parrets sold a half section near Clove to WoT Wane ef Kansas for 13000. W B Cramer started excavating a basement for a tile residence. Chow News reports the death of John Bomeartner under a bridge two miles east of Clovis, believed to be natural causes after illness, with an inquest held.
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M. Parrets
Clove
W.B. Cramer
stincon—Chowie News
Clovis
Noble
C Vo
John Bomeartner
Bomyarines
Chow
Enders
Hairless Cattle Panic Sweeps Santa Rosa Herds
In Santa Rosa reports claim cattle across the country have shed nearly all hair, leaving patches that resemble hairless dogs. Explanations vary from severe winter to a skin disease, with experts unsure. Casans, a prominent local resident, recently displayed a fashionable home and herd activity, while winter lambing and grazing conditions improve amid ongoing worries about stock health.
New Mexico Hog Herd Shocks Kansas Farmer
A New Mexico hog dealer recounts bringing a carload of 443 Duroc hogs to Kansas, weighing 88 to 103 pounds. He notes most are good quality and expresses surprise at finding so many hogs in the distant county.
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Menico
Kansas
Nelson
Green
Lac Cruces
Ren
Hidalgo Rethen Get IF Coats
Local item notes Leo Rosenstein of Lordsburg returning home a few days after an incident. Details and full names are limited in the accessible text.
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Leo Rosenstein
Lords
Burg
Lincoln stock deals show multiple cattle sales across partners
Lincoln stock market notes show Finley selling 1900 two and three year old steers to Robinson Co of Denver. Carrizozo Live Stock Commission Co sold Hereford cattle to Jackson & Recent Deals in White Oaks. Blair & Helberg bought seven head and other transfers involve C E Payne and A E Kemp. Sizable sales linked to Blair, Blair, and others with shipments to Colorado starting June Carrizozo Outlook notes ice cream plant opening by A Keith.
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Finley
Cla: Robinson Co
Denver
Colo
Carrizozo Live Stock Commission Co
Jackson
Columbus Lane
White Oaks
R. W. Elliott
Blair & Helberg
Claunch
Lee
A. E. Kemp
C. E. Payne
Colorado
Carl & Engendorf
Jones builds fine brick residence in Victor Addition
Kinley H. H. Jones, conductor, is having a fine brick house built in the Victor Addition with an estimated cost around 5,000. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are presently visiting the Pacific Coast. A Gallup news note reports volunteers en route to France. A trainload of soldiers passed through Gallup Friday heading to an Atlantic embarkation port for service with the AEF. About 17,000 have sailed and roughly equal numbers are gathering at the port awaiting ships. The soldiers are well equipped and many are former service members recently discharged.
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H. H. Jones
Victor
Mrs. Jones
Gallup News
France
Gallup
Galluperald
Wilson's Company builds coal house at Mora with cement foundation
Mills Developer reports 12 foot wide by 180 foot long coal house under construction by The Wilson's Company in Mora. Ellis Abernathy relinquishes his Colorado homestead and enters partnership with Steve G R Abernathy of Rey on a farm project.
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Wilson’ Company
Ellis Abernathy
Colorado
Steve G R Abernathy
Rey
Page Ave
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United States Army
Sir
England
White House
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Congress
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Western Australia
Bernalillo
A. Russell
Smith Brothers
Arthur Times
Oliver & Hines
Earl Netherlin
Dunken
Hope
Mr. Netherlin
Esza Swift
Hope- Artesia
Joe Coleman
Hope Press
Artesia Advocate
el Paso Gap
Hold Fe
Tps
Ests
Otis
Deming Road
Livingston Bros
Avalon
el Paso
V. V. Lock and Sons
Plains
Pia
Ballard & Armstrong
Teau
Texas
J. F
Kansas City
Ballard & Armstrong Ranch
Carlsbad Argus
Cerno Stock Fond
Thape
Vannery
Lea
Luna
F. G. Scherer
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Fredericksson
Camp Furlong
U. S
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Grant
Colfax
Grant County
G. Whiz
Dortors
Helove
Santa Fe Co
Senger
Veri
Raton
Central Gable
Aututn
Geyer Drag and Supply Co
Springer Times
George W Rowe
Glenwood
Silver City
Andrew Flory
Tom Perrantt
Aros
W. C Franks
Joe Iagen
William Rathburn
Pac
Central
Frances Thomasson
James Quinlan
Epic Quinlan
Roth
Joseph
St. Mitchael’s College
Strer City Enterprise
Guadalupe
J. M. Casans
Isome
Casans
Santa Rosa
Darty
Santa Row
Dona Ana
Hidalgo
Lincoln
Kinley
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
West
Mountain States
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