Local New Mexico Papers Highlight Regional Developments
A compressed news page from New Mexico sources outlines community updates across multiple towns. Items mention local officials, weather observations, and school or civic notices, reflecting regional concerns and daily happenings through brief items and public notices.
Pat Bowsty Rabbite Aiming At County Funds To Rid Rabbits
Local lead calls for a community fund to eradicate rabbit pests in Carey county. He urges every farmer to contribute and raise sufficient money to fund a long term effort. The plan aims to eliminate rabbits in the vicinity and restore agricultural productivity through coordinated action.
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Pat Bowsty
Cunty
Carey County
Local Road Work Progress and City Improvements Update
A regional update describes road construction from the river bridge to the Fort Sumner Santa branch and progress toward Vauntin. It notes crews on the west bank from Eranots to Vallehh, scraper and plow work, and plans to finish before river-area projects. The piece covers bridge, road and irrigation efforts, local meetings, and pending city discussions led by Mayor Morris Noelhat and others.
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Place Road
Eranots
Vallehh
D. W. Jones
Vauntin
Fort Sumner- Santa
McKinley Gallup voters hear Miller address crowd at theater
A large audience packed the theatre as Congressman Miller of Minnesota spoke on national and state issues. The event featured remarks praising Republican leadership and proposals, with attention to upcoming elections and local concerns.
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Gallup
Ch HL Miller
Minnesota
Afflier
Torrance Squinties Freon and Threshing Report
A fragment from Estancia News-Herald describes threshing yields per acre for several growers including Joly Davis, Waghes, Williams, and George Blackwell with varying pounds per acre. It notes the dry summer and mentions local political references and upcoming campaigns in a partial, weathered report.
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Threstie Joly Davis
Wiram Waghes
Wincmpeon
Neres
Eacre
My Williams
George Hlackawell
New Mexico Booster Visitation and Sheriff Appointment
Johnson of arce mercantile in Thienas visited Clayton last week and was warmly welcomed by citizens who praise his booster spirit for the Territory. County commissioners on Tuesday appointed John Spring as sheriff, confirming his term until January 1, marking a new local leadership change.
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Johnson
Arce
Thienas
New Mexico
Thomas
Clayton
John Spring
Spring
McDonald
Howe
Sue Minage
Artur
McDoneld
Pyps Cuthairuan
Holt
Tiltot
Ico
Migman
Democratic
McDon
Arthur Seligman
Tuna County
Deming
State Highway Commission
Luna County
O. J
Pavor
Republican Oe
Tigaway Con
Roosevelt Creamery Raises Price in Roosevelt County
Roosevelt Creamery raised price to four and a fraction cents per pound this week, citing high market costs for fat. The plant plans to ship several hundred pounds daily and has implemented policies to boost profits. Robert Hicks placed a farm sale in Wyandotte County, Kansas, after a lengthy search for a suitable site including trips to Partates Valley.
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Roosevelt
Qld
Robert Hicks
Kansas
Partates Valley
Mie
Sprine
Glass of Salts Cleans Kidneys
Readers are urged to drink a prepared mixture of salts dissolved in water to “clean and stimulate the kidneys.” The ad claims the tonic neutralizes acids, reduces urinary irritation, and promotes normal kidney activity by flushing the system with a lemon juice and acid base formula. It touts affordability and ease of preparation.
Probate Notice of Will and Estate Proceedings
A public summons and notice of probate action dated November 1916 announces a will and estate matter for viewers. It lists notices, witnesses, and seal, with names including Frank Wesne and Gonzales, and mentions deadlines for filing claims and appearances in court regarding estate closure and related fees.
Probate Court Notice in Melvin County Will Case
A probate court notice from Melvin County informs of testament requests and hearings. The document records case details, dates, and officials, with references to the court and local officers for the October 1916 period.
Inside Bath Crusade: Hot Water Health Craze
A 1916 ad touts drinking real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning as an internal bath. It claims stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels are flushed, removing waste and toxins to prevent illnesses. The text urges readers to buy limestone phosphate at drugstores. Oct. 20, 1916.
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