New Mexico Oil Prospects and State Developments
The Santa Fe newspaper reports cautious oil activity in New Mexico with the McGee well near discovery but notes many wells show only gas and limited oil while drilling continues. It discusses federal policies, labor issues, and economic impacts on agriculture and water rights, urging state action to promote development and resource management.
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New 'Beso
McGee
MoGec
Godlownty
Comipeiniy
van Deterpmne
President’s improved health at private White House attendance
The President shows clearer health signs and attends a private conference with aides and officials. White House aides report no public details while emphasizing continued medical monitoring and discretion around thePresident’s condition.
Turn Back the Clock Daylight Saving Dies Saturday
The daylight saving law is repealed as clocks return to standard time. The last Sunday in March set clocks forward to 3 AM and dark by 2 AM on the last Sunday in October. Proponents praised the idea while practical results proved mixed for agriculture and daily life.
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Oother
Tijeras Canyon Road Nearing Completion
Inahway stepaeremens Hes 1 plane tie the exonetem tie V7 whites not msainl in the Tislewas sie forest aid prniort This th Vast Get in thin gitooet and will emt ule. The state hue also spent aecient SEM sn this call. Through Tierss Canvey one Moriarty io the Extamta valley when the state completes this Isat work this will Ieee Sere auatd eocadl.
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Tislewassie Forest
Tigtwany
Tierss
Extamta
Complaint on Freight Car Shortage Reaches Lawmakers
Wires from D E Shambaugh of Logan request legal guidance as railroads face a prolonged car shortage. The note cites a nationwide stock car drought driven by strained movement in western rail sectors including Texas Montana Wyoming and nearby states.
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D E Shambaugh
Logan
Comstitusion
Southwess
Teotok Gmt
Drombh
Wako
Montana
Wyoming
Applicant for Water Gets Extension of Time
Emil Mann of Albuquerque applied for an extension of time to complete his water appropriation. He has finished the dam in Theras Canveis and the flume but still must level the land for irrigation. The state engineer granted a three year extension to complete all land work.
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Chicago Tribune
Washington
Krest
Matey
Emil Mann
Albuquerque
Theras Canveis
Notifiable Diseases Reporting Rules in New Mexico Health Law
The 1919 New Mexico health regulations outline the State Board of Health powers to enforce notifiable disease reporting, define violations with fines, and specify diseases to be reported including measles cholera dengue and tuberculosis. It details reporting responsibilities for physicians teachers parents and hospital officials and requires rapid transmission to the State Commissioner of Health.
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State OF New Mexico
Department OF Health Regulations
State Board of Health
Werior Health Authority
State Board of Health of
New Mexico
Watts
Stat Commissioner of Health
Keeney
New
Mes
Regula Janay
Moor
Dlink
Ardinian
Fermaat
Hig
State Commissioner of Health
State School heating plant boilers arrive at Silver City
Two large boilers for the state school’s new steam heating plant arrived last week. Contractors say they will install the boilers within two weeks and complete the heating system before cold weather. Work will be expedited to have the plant in operation at the state institution.
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State Mal School
Silver City
Hemphill quits Douglas for Lordsburg mining field
Earl A Hemphill of Douglas, long associated with Calumet and Arizona smelter ventures and a notable mine operator across Colorado, Montana, and Sonora, plans to relocate to Lordsburg after leaving the big Douglas company. The Lordsburg Liberal notes Ancel Graham shipped horses from Pyramid ranch area to Texas, signaling strong range conditions in the southern county. Excess rains caused a building cave-in in Lovington forcing Miss Vawter and primary students to relocate to a church wing. The district’s manual training program gains new benches and will receive quarter sawn oak and cedar, with school board approving lab equipment and better text books and aiming to raise standards to North Central Association levels for diplomas.
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Earl A. Hemphill
Douglas
Calumet & Azona
Colorado
Montana
Sonora
Mexico
Lordsburg
Lordsuray
Ancel Graham
Texas
Pyramid Rains
North Central Association
Jens Lovington Ieater
Lincoln High School adopts new steam heating plant trial
Lincoln Com High School installs a new steam heating plant and tests it during the recent cold spell to ensure comfort for students. Henry Late contracts 30,000 lambs with deliveries planned next month from the Ancho area amid drive to curb predatory animals. Carrizmen News reports farmers face rising losses as coyotes and wolves threaten stock prompting plans to organize a county drive and reduce the predators.
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Lincoln Com High School
Henry Late
Our County
Ancho
Carritoro
Lutz Ranch
Anche
Sheen
Jam
Carriznen News
Bootlegging convictions lead to fines and prison in New Mexico
John Stalick pled guilty in federal court to five bootlegging charges and received one year in the Santa Fe penitentiary plus a $5,000 personal check covering fines. Johny Stalick also pleaded guilty to liquor law violations with a $100 fine and 30 days in Santa Fe jail. Mrs Cavinsia and Jack Parker with wife faced related charges and jailing. Sentences set for January 1, 1920, with various bonds and future court actions.
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John Stalick
Santa Fe
Johny Stalick
Will Hown
Ranches Change Hands As Flood Hurts Crops In New Mexico
Heavy rains hampered farmers across Mora county with risks of crop loss. Wagon Mo Sentinel reports Misner of Mills bought Billy Bruggeman ranch near Red River to improve it, while A Lews of Walsenburg sold Sells Ranch. Cole sold ranch southwest of Raylon Red River as estate administrator to Mr Garcena of Raton. The deal includes 31 acres deeded plus 7,000 acres under leases, with 150 cows and calves taken by Garcena and rest shipped by Lews. Garcena family has moved to the area.
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Misner
Mills
Billy Bruggeman
Red River
Mesa
A. Lews
Walsenburg
Cole
Raylon Red River
Lave LeRoy Lewis
Mr. Garcena
Raton
Garcena
Mr . Lew
Boy Scout Band Gathers Attention Across Towns
Tucumcari based Boy Scout Band gains publicity through Chamber of Commerce and local venues. Under Professor James, they built a strong reputation at Roswell's Quark Trail Convention and recently played in Dalhart and Clayton engagements. Nearby, farm shipments and hotel dining room closures affect town activity as classes report good attendance amid continued school efforts.
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Tucumcari
Chamber of Commerce
Aca
James
Roswell
Dalhart
Tex
Union County Fair and Round-up Association
Clayton
Burgett sells ranch to Victoria Land Co for about 10000
Burgett disposed of a ranch in the Hachita district to Victoria Land and Cattle Co for about 10000, including stock and horses. He shipped a carload of horses to Texarkana under Frank Dunagan, hoping for a profitable sale.
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EF. Burgett
Hachita
Victoria Land & Cattle Co
Burgett
Texarkana
Ark
Frank Dunagan
Mr. Duanagan
Tularosa Landmark Replaced by New Methodist Church
The old Little building, a longtime landmark in Otero col the Ul arosa area, has been torn down. In its place a new Methodist church costing 12,000 dollars will stand as the town’s future landmark, shaping memory for older residents and the community.
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Ularosa
Tularosa
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