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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
4
Santa Fe based State Publishing Company issues the New Mexico State Record every Friday. The 1919 notice lists Frank Staplin as receiver and specifies a subscription price of $1.50 per year. The paper is entered as second-class matter at the Santa Fe post office under the 1879 act.
The article notes cattle buyers in Grant county and Lordsburg area expect a major expansion in the New Mexico Arizona cattle business next year. Alamo, Elvira, and Lordsburg figures report large head movements to Kansas City and Oklahoma markets, with calf crops and grass growth highlighted amid industry concerns over securities and banking topics.
Alamogordo News reports P M Johnson and Sons shipped three car loads of long horn steers from Mexico to Longfellow Texas. In the Zuni mountains two mountain lions were killed near Bluewater by Alfred Hunter before shipment. The seed from California beans is praised for its edible flesh and large pod, valued in New Guinea and Australia.
A carload of sheep and cattle shipments to West Tularosa are reported amid a bridge fire six miles north of town halting traffic for a day. Prairie fires east of Sulanu burned hundreds of acres, delaying trains and threatening homes. The final wind-up of the West Tularosa Townsite transfer was handled by El Paso figures, closing the 115 acre site.
McCabe Cattle Company shipped seven cars of cattle to the Oklahoma City market. J A Oden left for Canyon Texas and will return with a herd. A 23,000 acre tract north of town beside the railroad is noted. Kier finished threshing his best yield, about 20 000 pounds, praised as the season’s top crop.
SAN JUAN D F MCARVILLE of Grand Junction Colorado buys a 12 acre ranch west of town from T B Hall for 5000 and moves in with family as Hall plans to winter in Phoenix. James Craig sells a Peninsula ranch to M Pousson for 6000 with 4 acres and a dwelling. John Arrington narrowly misses a rifle bullet from an unknown Indian near Kimbeto as tensions rise in the area. Indians threaten traders and homesteaders prompting calls for government action. Twelve smallalion cases reported at Flora Vista bring Santa Fe state smallpox total to five in six weeks.
A keris wreck Friday morning between Whitewater Fay and local tracks derailed the train and injured all crew except the conductor. About twenty cars were damaged. Injured men were dressed in Hurley and sent to Co BT hospital. The article mentions remodeling plans for adjacent buildings and various business names in a city area.
August Forsman returns from J W Slane with 3000 Oklahoma bundles and buys cane for Wilson ranch. Bounties claimed on four coyotes and a wildcat by C J Mitchell at Woody ranch. Lorenzo Pada files for six coyotes and a welias killed at Penase Blanco. Ralph Goodrich claims one coyote at Canon di Agua. Hon Baltes reports five coyotes and one wildcat near Cherryvale. School-house remains busy. transport shows many animals and people. Diptheria cases appear in Hot Springs with quarantines and two officers on duty.
Fragmentary text covers Gestiwe J Kaee and Chicago Typographical Union writing on trade unionism and radicals. It cites quotes about allegiance to a cause, silent support, and the ethic of peace. discusses public stance and the role of unions in society amid controversy.
Fragmentary report notes someone traveling from Santa Fe to Chief Orovan in Washington then to Canadaland and finally residing in Senta until recently. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings and missing names.
A compact note describes an air cooled kerosene engine with a single oiling point and a simple mixing valve replacing a carburetor. It highlights a Delta Light storage battery designed with thick plates wood separators and rubber components for durability and long life.
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