New Mexico News Review Notes Postwar Orders and Housing Moves
Franklin Feed and Fuel in El Paso reports steady postwar orders. Globe mill now runs three eight hour shifts. Carlsbad Argus notes 2300 ewes sold for about 20000 total, over 850 per head. Hope Press. Columbus Courier reports Lewis planning eight new houses and moving four large ones from Camp Cody, including Thompson warehouses and fire station No 1.
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Franklin Feed and Fuel Company
el Paso
Tex
Hubert
Globe
Carlsbad Argus
Earl Whitaker
Lee
Lasscock
Hope Press
Bootleggers on trial in McKinley cases near Gallup
Reports from the November term describe 14 alleged Gallup bootleggers granted jury trials. J C Welty discusses a Four Mile ranch, moonshine operations, and a discovered still fifteen feet deep near a canyon five miles from Gallup. Authorities seized a complete setup and four barrels of bootleg liquor, while arrests followed. Nearby, Home-grown fruit ripens with cherries and apricots noted at Hill Jones Rancho Rocky Arroyo.
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Gallup
J. C. Welty
Four Mile
Internal Revenue Department
Red Bluff
J. W. Irving
Perco
Texas
Sid Kyle
Allew
Hill Jones Rancho
Rocky Arroyo
Jones
Carlsbad
MORa New Move Organized in Roy and Panhandle
A new organization in Roy coordinates cattle insurance across Panhandle Texas from Van Horn to Channing. Coverage ranges 10 to 25 per head with a 10 cent pledge, limited to 200 members, no salaries for officers, James W. Johnson as president and G A Abernathy as vice president. Members insured only.
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Roy
Carlsbad
Farmers Mutual Hail Edge
van Horn
Texas
Channing
Panhandle
James W. Johnson
G A Abernathy
PC. Haines
Federal Farm Loan extends to large stockmen to aid applicants
The Federal Farm Loan program has been extended to large stockmen with two new loans this week through the Quay Association. Mr. McLaren reports favorable feedback on other applications and expects farmers and stockmen to save dollars by securing loans. In Tucumcari Mayor James and the City Council push cement walks and crossings with two street tractors at work.
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The
Quay Association
McLaren
James
Tucumcari
Tucumcari Lumber Firm Sold Amid City Lot Transfer
The Tucumcari Lumber Company changed hands with L D Stith taking possession. The deal includes over twenty city lots, a residence, the lumber yard, and business assets valued below 400000. RD Gambit plans a three month vacation after successful management change. An auction near Quay sold thirty five cows and cattle plus farm goods. total receipts reached 1909 dollars.
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Tucumcari Lumber Company
LD. Stithh Lof Nara Visa
New Mexico
RD. Gambit
TJ Moorman
Quay
Roosevelt roving roundup targets prairie dogs across acres
Bob Poindexter leads Roosevelt County Farm Bureau backed effort this week to remove prairie dogs on about 000 acres near Kenna and Portales. The project spans multiple sites including Deadwood property, with connections planned for two mines by mid July. Local incidents include a fire caused by sparks near Santa Rita and livestock losses on a Santa Fe to Colorado route. Persistent land activity features new ranch moves at Golondrinas and leased lands east of Orava with cattle and sheep operations continuing.
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Bob Poindexter
Upton
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau
Kenna Portales
Santa Fe
Santa Rita
Stecis
John McNierney
F.O. Riddle
H. C. Young
Toa. Gose
Historic silver and gold strike reported in Kimball district
The Kimball mining region yields a major discovery by JE Devine on the Jimmy Col property with ore running silver and gold at about 2000 ounces per ton. Reports also note the Volcano area with 1000 feet of silver ore and other mining activity across multiple sites including cattle movements and expansion, plus a move to establish a Commercial Club in Portales.
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Mreery
Flemister
Hillsboro
Stein's
Kimball Mining
JE Devine
Jimmy Col
San Miguel Section Foreman Arrested in Fatal Train Collision
Deputy sheriff M Gallegos arrested Canina section foreman Samuel E Miller for voluntary manslaughter in connection with a death near Catituna linked to a collision between a for car of interior cars and trains No 19s and Fistes. The death occurred about 4 45 o clock Saturday evening and Miller faced charges for negligence in duties failing to observe an approaching train.
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M. Gallegos
Steritf
Canina
Samuel E. Miller
Parse
Mage
Feaqury
Yan
Catituna
Bkly
Tientheurs
Las Veras
Alamogordo News and Carrizoro Outlook Mixed Damage and Crime Log
A fragmentary Alamogordo News report notes a blast at Dettian Gar’s Alamero Marble Co store with about 59 dollars in goods affected. Investigations into thefts and break-ins occur as 31 kegs of powder and a stolen horse are mentioned alongside a court sentence for Victoriano Trujillo and thefts from San Geronimo. Joe Stratton purchases 116 head of stock cattle from Mrs M Wells, while a fire at Mrs Rowland’s home destroys 450 dollars in savings. The Carrizoro Outlook highlights the Vega cattle herd on the Brazel ranch thriving with water and grass.
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Dettian Garquals
Alamero Marble Co
T Patie
James Witch
le Mace
Cooke
Towa
Alamogordo News
Tas Vegas
Lovington
Sena
Splendid Spirit
Indiana Avenue
Victoriano Trujillo
Lev
San Miguel County
Imore
TR Ploy
San Geronimo
Joe Stratton
Rowland
Alamogordo
Birazel
Brazel Ranch
Carrizoro
Santa Fe Store Expansion Nears Finish
Santa Fe reports progress on the enlarged Nord haus store at Colembus with walls near completion and roof and interior work to be rushed. Sandstorm and heavy rain last Friday caused snowfall in the mountains and damage along roads, while a freight derailment and injuries to railroad workers are noted.
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Nordhaus
Colembus
Santa Fe
San Andres
Tilaross
Henry
Brille Mining Company
Har Encow
Jay O'Loane
Columbus
Lout
ms—Talarova Tribane
Fs- Tee & Cold Storace Company
Beckman
DO RG
Sereeday
Roderick
Alemesa
Colorado
D. C Sutton
Telarosa
Building a New Telephone Line Between Rosedale and Magdalena
Socorro reports Rosedale Ranger station party in town for several weeks while the Rosedale Magdalena telephone line is under construction. Several miles completed, connect with Magdalena in about two weeks. Magdalena News notes Milo Burlingame and Roy Gooch at San Marcial loading 35 cattle for Denver, to be fed in Colorado for the fall market. Also report horse thefts in the low neighborhood, with Badenhainer, Knoblock losses and gear stolen. News predicts silver mining may revive with rising prices in New Mexico.
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John Gaulapp
Rosedale
Rosedale-Magdalena
Magdalena
Magdalena News
Milo Burlingame
Roy Gooch
San Marcial
Denver
Colorado
Magglena News
Lovington Uses Tractor and Road Evader for Street Cleanup
The town of Lovington deploys the Lea county tractor and road evader to clear streets. Officials state the effort aims to improve traffic flow and public safety by rapid debris removal and road smoothing.
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Lovington
Lea County
San Juan Ranchers Show Spirit in Spring Alfalfa Push
Ranchers in the San Juan Valley are expanding alfalfa and grain plantings this spring as many acres of former sagebrush tracts are converted, signaling a boost to local farms and cropping diversity. Farmers report optimism about yields and market demand for hay and grain.
Farmers of Progress Plant Beans This Week
The Progress farmers plan a large bean planting effort this week as Willard Record notes JL Pind is farming heavily with ten acres of crops and nineteen acres of fine eats in Estancia, per Herald report.
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Willard
Estanciay Herald
Public Land Sale Notice for Santa Fe County New Mexico
Public Land Office announces land tracts in Santa Fe County to be offered at auction. Bids by landowners and investors welcomed, with details on tract numbers, acreage, and payment terms, including improvements cost and special conditions for Raton area parcels. Weather and crop prospects dominate nearby reports from Estancia Valley and Mountainair regions, noting favorable moisture and fruit yields despite minor damage from cattle.
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Ate
New Mexico
State Land Office
Public
Paneaie
Siekick
Wis
Santa Fe
Manzano
Walter Marti
Agett Nota
Mountainair
Estancia
Eatinotitie
Agen
Haley
Hihy
Apt
New School House Erection at Clayton Ward
The Union reports the construction of a new ward school at Clayton to be completed for the term. It notes a power plant accident at Des Moines and various local home builds and land sales, including residents J. Ro Martin Nay and FS Pilcher, plus cattle market activity and public land transactions in New Mexico.
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Clayton
Coe Mg
Valencia Pt Lonergan and Davis to open Laguna Mercantile branch
Lonergan former Pueblo Indians superintendent for New Mexico and Er nest A. Davis ex district agent for the Pullman company at Albuquerque plan a new business at Laguna New Mexico. They will run a special branch of the I. B Putnee Mercantile company to be started there.
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PT. Lonergan
Pueblo Indians
New Mexico
Ernest A. Davis
Pullmen Company
Albuquerque
Laguna
I. B Putnee Mercantile Company
Classified Want Ads Seek Competent Salesmen
Wanted salesmen. We want competent salesmen. Write for particulars but only if you can prove you can deliver. No fourflushers. Call on or address Burkharnett-Rooger Tulerouw Hasin Ol Association at 1 Wea Central Ave Albuquerque NM Phane 208.
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Burkharnett-Rooger Tulerouw Hasin Ol Association
Wea
Central Ave
Albuquerque
Phane
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Socorro Mins
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Minischpal
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Des Moines
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