Sacred Heart church dedication at Albuquerque
The new Catholic church of the Sacred Heart in Albuquerque was dedicated by Archbishop Albert T. Daeger. High Mass featured a special musical program, with the church praised as a state landmark built at about 45 thousand dollars and largely the labor of Father J. N. Cordova and his congregation. The altar from St. Louis, marble with mosaic inlay, plus stained glass memorials, enhanced the interior.
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J. N. Cordova
Father Cordova
St. Louis
Missouri
the Fir
Bond Issue Turmoil and Rain Drench Hagerman Area
The Hagerman bond issue for a Pecos River bridge faces questions as voting appears to exceed county indebtedness limits by about fourteen thousand dollars after including 32000 for the bridge. Roswell and Carlsbad area rains inundate large stretches with up to two inches improving hay tariffs and dispersing cautions across the Pecos Valley.
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Pecos River
Hagerman
Curry County News Summary of Local Affairs and Developments
The Clovis Santa Fe office building near Topeka site cost about 80,000 dollars and will host divisions and officials in a concrete fireproof structure. Local police report several haystack searches near Clovis for missing liquor tied to July 1, 1918, and three stacks yielded gallons. investigations continue to implicate local parties. A famed registered Hereford bull, Maxwell Wanderer, sold for 17,250 dollars to a Watonga, Oklahoma farm. Regional rainfall ended a drought with variable yields projected at seven to eight bushels per acre, some wheat reaching twenty bushels in Clovis area. Consolidated rural school districts in Pleasant Hill, Hallene, Bellview, Grady, Claud show strong progress with new or improved buildings valued at up to 16,000 dollars. Lone Star Lumber Co begins a new 25,000 dollar brick building at Munroe and Mitchell, 140 by 140 feet, replacing older facilities.
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Pleasant Hill
Hallene
Bellview
Grady
Sisa
Claud
Curry County
New Mexico
Lone Star Lumber Company
Munroe and
Mitchell
Davis News
Murder verdicts in Silver City jail case shock town
The State vs Elemetto Corral Rumaldo Lozano and Jesus Rochow were found guilty of murder in the first degree after a trial on the Silver City jailhouse killing of Ventura Bencoma. Executions by hanging were urged by the condemned in court as they were escorted back to the jail. All three defendants are Mesien natives with ages listed around the late teens to early twenties.
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Elemetto Corral
Rumaldo Lozano
Jesus Rochoa
Silver City
Ventura Bencoma
Corral
Lozatto
Corral Isle
Lozano 17
Rochow
Mesien
Cattle shipments and grand jury noted in Eddy County
Eddy C W Beeler of Kingsley Kansas ships eighteen cars of cattle from Avalongers to Syracuse for pasture and eleven more from Paul Ares. A special grand jury may probe the poisoning of John Murrah near Lakewood. State chemist reports lethal strychnine traces. Cattle shipments to Texas points rise. about 7000 head from Avalon pens this week and 13000 head from Eddy County before June 15. Alfalfa first cutting is light but shipping continues rapidly.
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Eddy
C.W. Beeler
Kingsley
Kansas
Avalongers
Syracuse
Jones
Mr. Beeler
Paul Ares
John Murrah
Lakewood
State University
Albuquerque
Filly Enmts South
Conarty
Avalon Pens
Benson Cattle Company
Lusk Cate Company, JR
Holt
Livingston Cattle Company
Cory
Eddy County
Texas
Otis Caartbad Argus
High Grade Ore Shipped At 91 Rances Silver Per Ton
The report notes company plans to push desert mining work in the mi rapidly. new sinking 2M feet and extensive drift and cross-cutting. Milling and shipping ore grades are excellent. The last car load of high grade ore shipped averaged 91 rances of silver per ton.
Rainfall Aids Lea County Cotton Outlook
Lea Lovington and nearby areas received rain Monday night with four tenths of an inch at Lovington and more in other spots. The moisture helps crops and the summer outlook, though cotton prices remain low. Farmers plan to plant again, banking on favorable conditions and past success in Lea County.
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Lovington
Lea
New Directors Appointed At The Ate And Midwest Oil Co
New board named with Tony Heinmann San Juan John Tobler and Paul Kingsbury. Tune day set for bond issue election to fund new buildings for rising attendance. SAN MIGUEL V H Anderson begins home construction on J W Beck lots and plans move before school starts. Ray expects 15 or more new houses this summer and fall. Europ ean Relief council reports 3086.65 raised in the city, funds turned over to Colonel Cutting Santa Fe.
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Ate
Midwest Oil Company
Messrs
Tony Heinmann
San Juan de
V. H. Anderson
J. W. Beck
Ray
Roy
OTERO Miss Pearl Kellony Transfer to Albuquerque Office
Miss Pearl Kellony, chief clerk at the Forest Service in Otero, receives a transfer to Albuquerque District Office. She leaves amid warm regard from superiors and friends after years of service. Health advisory prompts boiling water until mains are flushed, with five weeks to restore purity.
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Pearl Kellony
Albuquerque
Pearl
Manimorde
Rejgice
Forest’ Service
Everson
Colfax Offer of Land for Golf Links at Raton Club
Mrs Pearl Kellog of Raton offers 80 acres for use as golf links by the Raton Country Club with title to pass to the city after 15 years to form a public park in memory of the Letton family. A clubhouse and improvements are planned if Mrs Kellog approves.
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Pearl Kellog
Raton
Peculiar Steer With Porcupine Quills Baffles Fort Sumner
Rob McKenzie found a steer in bad shape with its mouth jammed full of porcupine quills. The mystery remains whether the quills were eaten or mistaken for cactus. Nearby trades include Carter swapping a large Maxwell truck and Harber selling cattle, while rains favor McKenzie’s buffalo herd and local sheepmen and farmers.
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Rob McKenzie
Porky
Springer
McKenzie Bros
Fort Sumner
Lincoln County Reed Flood Outlook Improves After Wet Week
In the Lincoln area moisture has increased over the past week, reducing danger from drought. Conditions show fall rains bringing emerald grass growth, aiding stock and agriculture as concerns ease after prior threats of a disaster in the county.
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Byer
Stockman
Deming court adjourns hospital after June 1 due to funds
In Deming the county commissioners vote to discontinue the county hospital after June 1 owing to lack of funds amid tax collection uncertainties. Construction begins on new plant buildings with adobe walls and upgraded water and lighting. a city foretaste suggests limited utilities. Prohibition raids and oil well activity are noted in nearby areas.
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Deming
Rainfall and weather dampness hit town hard
Rain fell from Friday afternoon to Saturday night totaling 4.02 inches, reaching 1.54 inches in a day in the town area. The downpour filled creeks west of the town and slowed work on a revival project begun days earlier. Mr Wicklend supervised fifty workers clearing the site under snow and rain, with sermons by Ken Rovhuen planned at the most affected locations. Weather expected to ease after the first week as preparations continue for the return of warmer conditions.
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Mr Wicklend
Ken Rovhuen
Ken Rovhuen, Tueamerri
Anita Copper Co Emerges From Debt To Boost West Virginia Mines
Hidalgo Lordsburg reports Chet Mining Co led by W Koretign returns from heavy debts, rebranding as Anita Copper Co in California. Plans include a mill and small smelter to process ore locally. Lordsburg Liberal notes initial 24 hour flotation mill success with 9.10 percent extraction using inspiration-type flotation machines designed by HC Walter.
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Lordsburg
W. Koretign
Chet Mining Co
Pore
Dan
California
Anita Copper Co
West Virginia
Octo
Faremyn
Lordsburg Liberal
Co-Operative Minine Co
Heine
HC Walter
Maner
Mora Consolidations and Stock Increase Reported
The article notes excellent concentrate grades reaching $16,950 in value and reports the consolidation of School Districts including Wes, Shipping of concentrates starting this week, and increased capital stock following the Mosquero District action.
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Brad
Bey, Lofton
Mosquero
Roosevelt County Faces School Consolidation Debate
In Roosevelt County, residents resist school consolidation amid alarm over student losses and related tax impacts. Local figures criticize policy shifts while noting agricultural and dairy sector concerns, including milk production and income figures from farm activity.
McKinley City Seizes Suspect In Check Forgery Case
McKinley City Marshal Julian Turner detained a man and his wife and child with a bulldog after Arizona information suggested a check forger had passed through. The dog led to the suspect, who will face charges in court. Arizona authorities retrieved the forger parties and escorted them back to answer the case. Meanwhile New Mexico Lee & Produce Company installs new bottling and ice cream equipment, making the plant the most completely equipped in the state with sterilizing lines, bottle washing, filling at two thousand dozen daily, and a 300 gallon daily ice cream capacity. A car load of jaacoanke was filled for a firm in Hotchro i, Arizona.
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Julian Turner
Arizona
Cent Out
New Mexico Lee & Produce Company
Jup
New Mexico
Hothro i
Arizons
Gatlup
Albuquerque suit contests payments from estate
On Friday morning in Albuquerque a complaint was filed by Gross Kelly and Company Mercantile Company Hardware Cone Kead Connell Sheep and Wool Company and W iS a ceres of Abu Albuquerque contesting payments to E W Dobson of A P Renehan Akers of Santa Cuba from the estate of the late A Miera. The filing alleges the lawyers and administrators of the estate could not justify their actions and presented no vouchers in court.
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Albuquerque
Estancia water and sewer project advances toward bids
Carl Sherwood reports Santa Fe talks with the state engineer as Estancia water and sewer system bids near. bond sale approved. funds to be drawn as needed. work hoped to start in July before cold weather. Underwood Typewriter Co offers to assist. rain improves Torrance county crop prospects with widespread showers and minor hail.
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Carl Sherwood
Santa Fe
Estancia Water and
Petra Trogsad
Bas Vegas
Underwood
Pany
Brother of Jeffer Ruswoldy Inks Kingston District Notice
A Las Vegas figure identified as Jeffer Ruswoldy’s brother teases a notable Kingston district vocate. The brief note hints at a local dispute or tease without detailing actions or outcomes. Further names or specifics are not disclosed in the fragment.
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Jeffer Ruswoldy
Las Vegas
Kingston District
Guessed legal case and weather notes in Socorro region
United States District Attorney George R. Craig filed information against Bros and the latter pleaded guilty. Judge Colin ehlett of Santa Fe imposed a 150 dollar fine and 40 dollar costs for alleged dissension involving two ducks. A severe hailstorm last Sunday blanketed the San Augustine plain and surrounding areas with two to three inches of hail. Magdalena and the Dallas Fairview country reported one to two inches of rain.
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Guss
St. of Seforo
JK. Brinon
United States
George R. Craig
Theiaut
San Augustine
Magdalena
Dalls
Fairview
Taos Scouts Visit Taos Inn for Forest Life Sessions
Deputy Forest Dwire plans a visit to Taos Inne Ih on the 19th with about forty Boy Scouts to deliver fire lectures and outdoor life guidance. Mr Mauvhman funds the trip, using Reo speed wagons and touring cars. the event occurs despite earlier fines and thefts noted in the Taos Valley News.
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Forest Dwire
John Baurhman
Kans
Taos Inne Ih
Dwire
Mauvhman
Taos
Reo
Oil and agriculture mix in Encino area boom
Local reports show Cela beans shipped advance in a week totaling over fifty thousand pounds. Drillers at Mesa Verde No 1 prepare for another test, while lumber activity picks up and farming expansion grows with many farmers planning large wheat and acreage. Encino hosts joint test with Me sa Verde and Mancos formations as Williams tools move to a nearby dome.
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Atkins & Holder
Mesa Verde No. 1
Encino
ET. Wiliams
Midwest, of! Company
la Pieta
Mesa Verde
Mancos
E. T. Williams Syndic
Rain Deluge Boosts Union County Farmers
A pair of heavy weekend rains drenched Union County boosting wheat and soil moisture. The Chronicle reports the Chamber of Commerce News will pause as a weekly and launch a monthly Clayton and Union counties magazine with its first issue on June 1.
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Chay Chanter
Commence News
Chamber of Commerce News Wall
Publica Fon
Clayton and
Union Countrie
Valencia School closes first term amid planned term finish
Ten girls at Valencia Keane school in Nelon completed the first term with good grades in industrial studies and music. Superintendent Miss Sallie Bryant of Hortates retires for a rest. No successor named until her ability to resume duties is assured.
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Nelen
Selead Tern
Varios
Sallie Bryant
Hortates
Ars Rangrinette
Seven Large Dead Rats Found After Rat Snap Use
A historical note reports six or seven large dead rats found the first morning after using Rat Snap. The brief mentions local workers at a stationery firm and the discovery of the rats, with no further details on location or officials.
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Anne Ee Woodbridge
Cerry Co
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