New Mexico Cattle Growers Meet in Lordsburg
New Mexico News Review reports a Lordsburg settlement with court delays and adjournments to November 20 due to funds. A shipment from Lordsburg for October reached 8 carloads or 3900 tons with gross around 70000 dollars. The third executive board meeting of the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers' Association occurred in Lordsburg on November 22.
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Cattle Shipment From Ancho and Carrizozo Heads to Kansas City Markets
Forty carloads of cattle were shipped from Ancho and Carrizozo to Kansas City markets on Thursday. The Ancho portion was supplied by Fair & Bros. and Nicholas Maes, with colleagues James Cooper, Harry Gallcher, JB French, and the Gallac Ancho group. Carrizozo consignors included Will Owens and Jack Cleghorn who met the Ancho shipment at the point. Carence Spence returned from Kansas City markets where about 500 head, mainly yearlings and two-year-olds, were moved. Additional cattle and beef stock moved toward markets as local producers, including Morris, Charles Dean, and WM Spillers, shipped two cars of beef from Boca Canyon and Capitan Mountaineer noted shipments of stock hogs and corn-fed stock to market.
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Harry Gallcher
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Will Owens
Jack Cleghorn
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Con
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Charles Dean
WM Spillers
Boca Canyon Country
Roland Rex
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Deming Head Highs The Angelus Well Progress
The Angelus well under S W Almy’s direction nears 149 feet with daily gains around 10 feet after big rotary, drilling through sand stone and sandy shale into hard clay. GC Seburn notes cotton gin progress slower than hoped as farmers finish farm work awaiting higher prices before year’s end.
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de Hing
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North side grade school near completion by contractor
McKinley contractor Charles Chritman announces the north side grade school work will finish this week with interior decorating by E A Poewell. The modern facility features well lit, ventilated classrooms, a large kindergarten with a stage, and a steel capped exterior. Gallup pressed brick construction employs Blue Bird Plumbing for water and heating systems designed for wall and floor repairs without disruption.
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Blue Bird Plumbing Company
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El Paso & Southwestern extend switch at Mora yard work
Mora reports the El Paso and Southwestern is extending the house track switch to meet the rockyards switch. A larger workforce is at the job and completion is aimed by week’s end. The upgrade will ease yard operations and provide a notable convenience at the focal yards. George Ray shipped a carload of cattle to Kansas City markets last week and received good prices. He is one of our more successful ranchers.
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Cattle Shipment Notes From Toyah Texas Market
A fragmentary report notes a Sunday cattle shipment from Moetatens to the main yard, with a carload of fat livestock in good shape. The consignor, Toyah Texas, aims to finish for the spring market as the horses and cattle move toward the main market.
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Livingston Brothers Ship Cattle Carload to Eastern Markets
Otero Mapdstena reports Livingston Brothers shipping season with cattle consignment to eastern markets. About thirty cattle and fifty of another livestock await cars from the railroad. Joe W. Jackson has made several shipments.
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Cattle shipments reach El Paso market and Fort Worth
Twenty eight calves shipped to El Paso brought 2380 while cows brought 50. Jackson plans Kansas City shipments for better rates. Texas Pacific range is productive with ample pasturage. About 180 head of cattle per car and 1800 to 2000 total head shipped. Sheep cars average 30 per car with over 1000 head. Estimated value of cattle shipped near 3040000 and sheep about 450000. John KR Clark road crews camping for Hatt tot On 4 State aid project No 42. Rio Arriba county reports minor health outbreak under state health supervision.
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Adam Long Sells Household Goods to Robt Gibson Couple
Adam Long and his family leave their residence this week with furniture sold to Robert Gibson and his wife who have already moved in. The sale price is reported to be 700 dollars.
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Tuerimeari News
Turkeys shipped to Portales and local farm activity noted
A report from On Monday Mrs Lowcinds Land New Mexico Salt Refning Counterrack of the Claudell community shows a rise in turkey shipments with two months tallying four thousand plus birds. Two buffalo ranch deliveries and a large number of carloads were sent, while plans to expand facilities aim to handle increased visitors. The Center consolidated district adopts modern education under Prof Evrene Butts and staff, replacing old methods with better value and local support. Bean market weak with Trinidad Co and Estancia buyers. Jenson Mean Co warehouse fills as beans pile up. county clerk Salas notes naturalization denials for some would be citizens due to wartime exemptions.
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New Mexico State Land Office Public Land Sale Notice
Public notice from the New Mexico State Land Office announcing land sales. Details include parcel descriptions, sale dates, bidding requirements, and contact information for the Land Office. Potential bidders are advised to review terms and deadlines for participation.
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Union Mangum joins Toombs Taylor and Mangum law firm
Union Franc Mangum has closed a contract to join the law firm of Toombs Taylor and Mangum effective December 1, taking over Errett and Kay's offices on the upstairs. The firm aims to be among New Mexico's best with several well known regional attorneys.
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Errett and Kay
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Public Land Sale Notice for New Mexico Proceeding
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San Juan Trade and Mining Updates Across Navajo Region
Hunter 5 and county agents ship ninety ears of corn to Chicago for the International Farm and Grain Show. First carnotite ore shipment from Carriso mine heads to town with government lease pending. four miners at work, with more expected. Local courts dismiss petitions, delinquent taxes moved to April term. Navajo Industrial School progressing with Odle to publish Navajo Call starting January.
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San Juan County
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Fluorspar Deposit Progress At Derry New Mine
The American Fluorspar Company of Silver City reports splendid progress in opening its mineral deposit near Derry. Visiting experts say the mine is among the state’s most extensive, with favorable prospects despite market competition.
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Derry
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