Alameda Boulevard Assured for New Mexico Road
The Alameda Boulevard will extend from the city line to Sandoval county on Fourth street, nine and six tenths miles long and eighteen feet wide. The project costs about 1840 dollars with county paying 46000 dollars, about 19200 dollars per mile, and the U S government covering half the cost while the state pays the remaining quarter.
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Alameda Boulevard
Fourth Street
Sandoval County
U. S
Allaquerque Journal
Chaves Prospects Bright for Well at Magernan
The Tigotrill oil firm plans to begin drilling at its Magernan property after moving town. Two crews will work day and night shifts to establish an early functioning well. The company expects a successful outcome and rapid setup of supporting grocery and other facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell River Oil Company
Magernan
Trade of Farm for Hotel Property Reported
The notice describes a farm trade involving Guadalupe and surrounding areas, noting improvements on the Anderson farm, a pumping plant, and a wool residence. It mentions a burglary escape near Hageratan, and references a Monday night deal with hotel property and various assets.
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Anderson
BF Anderson
Hageratan
Riley
Petit Larceny
Kansas
F. Colast
Hawermat
Ares Brings Cattle From Roowell to Carlsbad Ranch
In a week long trading move Ares loaded 159 head of cattle at Roowell and shipped them to Carlsbad. The herd includes 16 registered bulls and was then driven overland to his mountain ranch near Raton Range. Local reports praise his energy and patronage to the Raton business community.
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Ares
Roowell
Carlsbad
Carlebad Arms
Uncle Sam’s Advice on Flu Epidemic Guidance
Government health bulletin warns influenza may not be Spanish in origin and urges guard against droplet infection. Surgeon General notes white blood cell response varies and fever typically lasts three to four days with recovery, though deaths from complications occur in severe outbreaks.
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Blue
Curry bean warehouse project advances in Curry County
The Floersheim Co plans a large bean warehouse with rain elevator at the site. Builders, led by BRUCE A, expect completion by midweek as logistics and dust mitigation measures are arranged. Carrer Oi and Stanford affiliates coordinate with local workers to support development across Curry and surrounding lands in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floersheim Co
Bruce
Sloctors
Carrer Oi
Stanford
Curry County
Cyrey Reveevelt Orny
Unclear historical report echoes illness outbreak and cattle trade
Fragmentary OCR text describes cattle sales and a widespread illness episode affecting people and animals. It mentions Dr. Symprond’s unknown epidemic, symptoms including fever, rapid pulse, and eye changes, and references to maritime and trade activity across states. The record reads like a chaotic historic news fragment.
Quay New Experience To Visitors Misses Pleinster
Visitors at Ruinid ranch encounter a new tunnel tour described by witnesses. The scene mentions gate openings and the intention to guide guests through the room, with several names appearing in fragmented captions.
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Pleinster
Mamdad
Diltoer
Lehretman
Heat and cattle shipments amid days in Portales headlines
Local notes report Delphos activity under progress and cattle shipments from J F Rarey and others to Kansas City and Midland. Test well work five miles south of Dayton continues with a 600 foot depth target. A health advisory urges cover for coughs and avoiding crowded areas to curb disease spread.
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Ilinois Refining Co
Dayton
Artesia Advocate
Public Land Sale in Clayton New Mexico
The State Land Office announces a public land sale in Clayton Union County to be held Friday November 8, 198, offering parcels with improvements and various notes. Sale procedures require payment of a portion of the price in advance and compliance with all terms. bidders must execute contracts within 30 days of sale.
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New Mexico
State Land Office
Reromdapionet
Mollock Ar M
Clayton
State of
New. Mexico
Mexia
Noreet
Pawnee
Tim Gomthart
Santa Fe
Groat
Amopate
Aubject
Cutler
Notice of Public Land Sale in New Mexico Lands
Public notice details land sale by the State of New Mexico Office of Public Lands. Describes lease terms, bid requirements, payment schedule, and forfeiture conditions. Includes counties Curry Colfax San Miguel and various tracts with price per acre and bid procedures.
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State OF
New Mexico
San Miguel
Socarts
Calan
State OF New Mexico
Guadalupe County
Public
Santa Fe
Ni Mexico
No Man's Land mudhole drives out loyal men
Loyal men tell him they carry all the load and refuse to buy bonds. He leaves town marked, striped, and derided with an iron cross, a symbol of brutality, as Silver City Enterprise reports. Acting Marshal Corrigan repairs the main road east of Silver City after criticism of the No Man's Land mudhole. The Oaks company at Mogollon dismantles Deep Down mill to reuse ore bins for a surface tramway loading station. Scarre, Ridder, and Kilder are noted in MC district management and engineer training camp entries. Water secured and milk in operation.
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Jtee
W. J. Corrigan
Silver City
Enterprise
No Man's Land
The
Oaks Company
Mogolion
Th mil—Silver City Enterprise
Sccarre
S. J. Ridder
Moccellon
Hasteft
Agin
Kilder
Charle Phillips Welther
Silver City Enterprise
Apple Crop Value Estimate Near Mountain Park and Highrots
An early estimate suggests the apple harvest around Mountain Park and Highrots will be worth over 130 dollars. Workers including women from the land division are harvesting at Howland, with notes of productive effort and local labor.
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Mouintain Park
Highrots
Howland
Grant Declines Bond Subscription Under Liberty Loan Scrutiny
George Stallworth of Santa Rita stated he would not buy bonds when approached by proper solicitors to subscribe to the Fourth Liberty Loan. An investigation into the matter revealed he could subscribe but chose not to. The inquiry produced a committee report outlining the findings and next steps.
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George Stallworth
Santa Rita
Heargrass bailers at Stobbs and Ed McCown places
Local note reports heargrass bailers at Stobbs and Ed McCown last week. It suggests higher prices could be possible to buy speckled bean, but Ed says he does not need to buy, having raised enough stead holders for his enterprise.
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Heargrass
Ed McCown
Sierra Mining At Kingston Ore Shipped From Lady Franklin and Grey Eagle
A manganese ore body near town suggests further finds and possible Bridal Chamber exploration. Kingston shipments include material from Lady Franklin mines and the Grey Eagle group as reported in this column.
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Kingston
Lady Franklin
Grey Eagle
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Bernalillo
Guadalupe E
Willie Day
Pleasant View School
J. Payne
C.J. Payne
Huby Kash
Stork
Will
Raton
Raton Range
Uncle Sam
U. S. Public Health Service
Official Health Bulletin
Rexenreh Connell
Staten Hyzionle
Washinton
Caio
Alphonse
Spain
Surzeon
Gailhi
Paul Ates
John Leas
Arall
Epett
Gene
Fartell
Steck
Wallace Smith
Corkdad
Dalton
Iit Bi
Liege
Ftom
Haiti
Mme Hyatt Brauk
Strabaf Nowense
Fred Tenitty
Ceet Cloyderoller
Roosevelt
Delphos
TF. Janes
J. L. Cargill
RM. Morrow
Midland
Little Rock
Arkansas
Acker & Burton
Dinwidy
Pantheon
Ulevel
Aden
Geary Jone
Smeby
Klett
Berg
Otter
Athens
Feridie Gilby
Union County
MoMie Voncalting
T. Ete Sale
Jett
Sith
Syle Famer
NOMCE
Prinetary San Socorro County
Roert P. Ervien
Public Lands
State of New
Colfax County
Olive
Publi
Mexico
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Sis, Heath de Ntr Avni, “Na Mikwad the
Ty Toring
Sontalvwoe
Semsey
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Exiat
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Atne
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Gee Fen E Anan
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Witte
Iter
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Yuan
Vsam
New
Cour Homes
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Lecaauteraanys Oe
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Kew
Commissioner of
Public Landa
Rome
Ghai
Court House
Lewes
Kren
Locke
Mpnico
Wall
Cian
Gurky
Ealin
Elas
Huntin Nat Tia Janet
Norest
Linia
Sale al Bam
Anil Reweevanienes
Colfax
Otero
Grant
Sierra
Capital City News State Record
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Denver Cory
Trin
Djees
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