Moving Oil Machinery At Toltec Oil Site
A fragment from New Mexico reports Toltec Oil Company machinery being moved to a well site. the remaining equipment will be removed as it arrives. Roswell records a carload of 104 barrels of pressed turkeys weighing about 2382 pounds, sent to New York for retail distribution, under C K Chapman at the Roswell Turkey House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toltec Oil Company
Roswell
Turkey House
C.K. Chapman
Ly Wilg
New York
Chapman
Indostey
Colfax News Sparks Water, Street Work and Social Notes
Reports on water system improvements, main feeder line progress, and a new filter plant to be installed near Cothert Avenue. Details describe earthwork dam safety, street resurfacing, and supervision by J. Neer with workers Taylor and McColum. Also mentions Leona Walton Neblett wedding plans and post office arrangements at Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temite
Cothert Avenue
Fd J. Neer
Tom Taylor
Earl McColum
Carlsbad
Vortales Valley
W. B. Walton
Leona
W. H. Neblett
Silver City
Enterprise
Jlt
Sale of Registered Holsteins and dairy cattle debts
The notice details a sale involving registered Holsteins WT Grager and 1H Eastey with remarks on purchase efforts, farm finances, and terms. It mentions payments, cattle custody, and the sale context through a transcribed, imperfect excerpt referencing farm tokens and debts. The document reads as an archival livestock sale summary with unclear personal names and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastey
Hese Entioment
Jamie Lin
Baptist State convention draws record Baptist assembly
The event hosted over 144 outside visitors and 124 messengers, marking the largest Baptist gathering in the state. Presidents Wilson and Huces attended, each presenting his views as delegates and attendees participated in sessions and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Wilson
Huces
Baptist State Convention
Kenyon Tops Fort Worth Hog Market Report
Kenyon moved ahead at Fort Worth with top prices for hogs weighing two hundred pounds and more. The market noted high feed costs pushing earlier sales, while numerous lighter hogs appeared on the market as stewards reported the week’s traffic on Main Street and the public square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Fort Worth
Portales News
Stephenson
Albuquerque
Carrizozo Building Boom Draws Painters and Purchases
Lincoln FP Micinic and Anke visited Carrizozo meeting Warden Revs and buying 2000 sheep for shipments. They stayed at Adams Hotel where painter Clark W Clark of Miami accepted a position with contractor W. K. Moore. Van Smith of Paso joined two weeks earlier to work for Moore as Carrizozo’s building surge spurs need for skilled craftsmen.
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Mee Stroy
Carencenzas
Anche
Warden Revs
Sal
Adams Hotel
Adams Hotel W Clark 4 Song Painter , Miami, Aric, Cite In Thesday
W. K. Moore
van Smith
Luna Pruett Ships Fat Hoy 1A
Baywood stock raiser Pruett traveled to Deming with a carload of 120 mel that was to be delivered to a market in Fort Worth Texas. The cattle were raised by Mr Pruett on his ranch with a focus on weight and quality for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruett
Baywood
Ft Worth
Texas
Penett
M'Kinely Zuni Dance and Northern Miner Spectacle
An unclear report describes a November 28 event at Zim Avenue featuring a M Kinely Zuni dance and a sequence of performances labeled as a spectacle. The passage mentions financiers, miners, and various entities in a fragmented, garbled style with no coherent sequence or verifiable details.
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Zim
Allgu
Talhage
Taos Man Found Dead in River Home Area
An elderly man, Stevens, about sixty, died Monday at his River Mr home in Red River vicinity. Authorities reported few arrests so far as investigations proceed with scant details. No relatives are listed in the area.
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Stevens
the River
Tags County
Betty
Red River
Hieselty
South Cived
Estes
Bern
Torrance Land Rents For Half Value and Pastures
The article notes Torrance land rents near half value with details on crops and yields. It recalls Mr Mullen selling his property, renting land, then returning to Kansas, buying out a renter, and achieving high bean yields per acre on both own and rented plots. A separate item mentions a road tax suit involving W L Johnson and the county road board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Mullen
Kansas
Tandin News Herald
Union Cattle Shipments and Machinery Progress at Clayton
The Clayton News reports Union cattle shipments totaling six thousand one hundred forty, with several shipments directed to market and to the New Power House. It notes ongoing equipment delivery and maintenance for the giant machinery, including tests and daily work by inspectors, with depth updates on a well reaching 400 feet if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Ben Owens
Clayton
Gmt
Will
Clayton News
How to Make Butter of Good Quality
A historical guide explains the butter making process from washing to salting. It covers washing to swell wood pores, skimming and collecting granules, and handling with clean utensils, then salting, cooling, and working until a firm, well distributed salt butter forms.
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Inve &Ge Anuia
Fowls Need Protein From Beef Scrap and Veggie Diets
Kansas poultry expert N L Harris says raw meat scraps are costly as protein. He notes beef scraps mixed with bran shorts and whole wheat improve rations, while cottonseed meal as a supplement can match meat scraps in results when used at 50 percent. Be mindful that milk products alone cannot meet protein. beef scrap should be about ten percent of the ration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
N. L. Harris
Kansas State Agricultural College
Harris
Strength of Common Wood Reference for Farmers
A fragment describes a reference book on wood strength testing for everyday farming use. It lists sample woods tested with small sample sizes and various metrics, noting common lumber like pine and maple and that many woods are widely found. The text is incomplete but presents the idea of standardized testing figures for common woods.
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Chery
Manner of Sealing a Silo
The fragment describes methods to seal a silo to prevent spoilage. It notes using dry cornstalks, straw, or earth to cover silage and mentions moisture and spoilage concerns. It advises opening the silo carefully to draw out silage and keep livestock feed from spoiling.
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NEW Mexico News Review
Colfax
Grant
Guadalupe
Tnternational Soil Products Exposition
FB Vaso
Mbekber Huraiyys
Threr Mparstora
Mr. de Ies
Onnestee Dairy
Crock Shore
Fred Weet
Dave Wills
Penort
Ratte
Roosevelt
Noble
Dereno
Tathan
Noablott
Tathan Valley
Ro Mich
Con
Fverett
Jerry Spencer
Ditton
Rich
Rene
Socorro
Lincoln
Luna
M‘kinley
Brier
Ieee
Taos
Abram Gorein
Torrance
County Road Board
Lad
W.L. Johinson
Assise
Mt Niterey
Board
Iudament Rene Ioeed
Sfountiipain
Kayne
Chase & Saebers’s Coffees
Hoot Brothers
California
Fineappies
BOSS
Primrose Batter
Nora E. Summers
Paris Theatre Santa Fe
E. P. Davies
Lamy
New Mexico
Santa Fe
J. H. Crist
Edward R. Wright
Spits
Reid & Hervey
Roswell, New Mexico
Harry S. Bowman
Laughlin
M‘fie
Edwards & M‘fie
Attorneys-At-Law
Ealamtity
Corner Palace
Washinon
Elton
L. F. Murray
Postoffice Santa Fe
David Knapp
M. D
Lincoln Ave
Kay
Geo. M. Kinsell
Don Gaspar
Anta Fe
Messenger Service
Pash Bros
San Francisco Street
Leo Hersch
A. B. Renehan
Capital City Bank
Ail Devon
Santa Fe, NM
The
Santa Fe Bank
Anderson Brothers
Sam Pate
Hack and Carriage Line
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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