Prize Apples Dominate Paso Dry Soils Exhibit Near Albuquerque
Four apple varieties from Charles Chesak's ranch north of Albuquerque won first prize at Paso's dry soils exhibition. King Davis Stayman’s Winesaps Stark Delicious and Glick Benes topped entries against competitors from North and South Dakota Arizona and other regions.
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Charles Chesak
Albuquerque
Paso
King Davis
Stark Delicious
North
South Dakota
Thoma
Arizona
Dona Ana County Fair Fruits and Cattle Exhibits
The Dona Ana fair highlights numerous fruit displays from Mesilla Valley and Las Cruces exhibitors. Notable entries include apples, pears, grapes, wines, celery, corn, garlic, potatoes, beets, and a fine collection of fruit. Local growers like Hoelefillits, Bratse, Engler, and McCarty show strong stands, while cattle shipments to Alliance Nebraska and contracts for 3000 head of cattle bound for Colorado and Nebraska indicate active ranching.
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Cararniers
Ted Link
Mesilla Valley
Dona Ana Ty
Hookland
Lneke
Dona Ana
Miriam Hadley
Tas Cruces
T. B [Thaxton
Las Cruces
J. G .Stuart
Mesilla Park
John Engler
J. W. McCarty
Williams
Garfield
John Taumfartner
Las Craces
McKinley Grant Builds Two New Residences Fronting North Side
Construction advances on two new residences near Normal Kwilte and a large brick work project. A swimming pool and gymnasium are planned with a first floor expansion for more classrooms as enrollment climbs. The firms Real Estate & Improvements Co plans November possession.
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Tony
Comnasium
Power Line Activated at Parsons Mining Site
Electric power was turned on the Parsons Mining transmission line yesterday for installation and machine show work. The line, built about a year ago, had not been in service prior to this activation, according to arrizozo News.
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Parsons Mining Company
Parsons
Arrizozo News
Overland trek for Navajo sheep herd planned by Pankey
Mr Pankey travels overland with seven thousand head of sheep across the Navajo reservation. It took two weeks to reach the destination and part or all of the flock may be shipped. The plan includes a potential twenty percent return of profit.
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Pankey
New Postoffice For Mills Under Construction
Construction begins on a new postoffice building in Mora Mills, touted as one of the area’s most modern facilities. The project features a three-room back section and a front with planned utility upgrades, aiming to serve the growing town.
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Hotte
Joel
Mmere
Sitar Iit Mills
Poultry and broom corn activity boosts local economy
Reports show Curry, Roosevelt counties overlook poultry profits while farmers push poultry sales enterprising. Prominent farmer Pass brings live Brahmas to Melrose Cash Grocery. Broom corn harvest, buyers from across the region, prices higher and several carloads expected.
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Eastcas Valley
Curry
Ouny
Roosevelt
Melrose Cash Grocery
Melrose
Tome Fichter
Eddy Polled Cattle Sale At Lovington Ends
Eddy Polled conducted a small cattle sale at Lovington with Henry Williams reported among attendees. buyers showed limited interest as stock moved slowly and prices remained steady through the afternoon.
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Henry Willims
Lovington
Deming Stock Man Ships 31 Cattle Cars to Denver
James W. Phillips, renowned stock man of Deming, sent thirty one cattle cars to Denver on Tuesday. The shipment comprised cattle gathered locally from the G. O. S. Cattle Co. Hyatt Brothers and a few other smaller shippers.
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James W. Phillips
Deming
Denver
G. O. S. Cattle Co
New Bridge to Span La Luz Creek Near Myers Store
Alamogordo News reports a steel bridge will replace the damaged La Luz Creek crossing at the street by Myers store. The span, serving the Tularosa road and La Luz to Fresnal routes, will start soon after floods last week washed out two La Los Arroyo bridges. the lower remains blocked.
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Otees County
Alamogordo
Inside Bath Ritual Promises Personal Purification
A San Miguel health note extols daily morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive tract and cleanse the blood. It links internal sanitation to clear skin, better health, and relief from bilious symptoms, urging a two week trial for observable results.
Farmington Plans New San Juan River Bridge
The Farmington Enterprise reports a plan to erect a bridge across the San Juan River at Farmington. Local capital will finance the project with estimated cost around $5,000, work to start in the near future after a meeting at Kirst National Bank.
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Ntn
Kirst National Bank
San Juan River
Farmington
aLocal Capital
Farmington Enterprise
Herman Elected President Of The Taskers Club
The Commercial club re elected Nicholas O. Hermann as president for another term. Donald Stewart of G Kelly & Co was named treasurer, and the secretary will be chosen by the new board. Likely reelection of O J Williams is noted amid a new director slate including Tanpert Roberts Neafus Bennett Springer MeWenie Nahm Hoskins Townsend and Raynolds.
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Robert J. Tanpert
Frank H. H. Roberts
J. O. Neafus
JH. Bennett
William MH. Springer
T. MeWenie
Sigmund Nahm
D. T. Hoskins
W.townsend
Hallet Raynolds
Socorro Mining Developments At Pacific Mine Report
Socorro M and M Co reports progress at the Pacific mine with a 314 foot vein cut on the 600 foot level. Head frame and loading bins nearly completed for the wire rope tramway, and concentrating tables eliminated in favor of bullion production. A new A compartment shaft at Ion Mines Co reaches 980 feet, with ore pockets and camp underway and development planned from 600 and 900 foot levels. The mine has produced steadily for years and previously yielded large bullion, with virgin ground expected to expand reserves and profitability.
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Pacific
Socorro M. & M. Co
Ion Mines Co
Hud
Taos Republican Ticket Domination at County Convention
Taos Republicans announce a dominant slate from the county convention listing state senator candidates Ranon Syat of Penasco and Clemente Mascarenas of Pina. district attorney Anastacio Santistevan. probate judge Timilio Mon ilennon. county clerk Lavennen Mares. sheriff Nemetrio Exquihel. assessor EF Murrieta. treasurer Satonin Pucheen. and other local posts with multiple names.
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Taos
Tso
Ranon Syatthez
Penasco
Clemente R. Mascarenas
Pina
Anastacio Santistevan
O. le Phillips
Raton
Lavennen
Mares
Tans
Nemetrio Exquihel
Murrieta
Cerroz
Satonin
Pucheen
Arroyo Seca Lest
Big Thresher Arrival Boosts Local Bean Crop
Estancia News Herald reports a large threshing machine and tractor arrived to handle 30 000 to 50 000 pounds per day. Dunn sold his 80 acre bean farm north of Manzano to Walter Martin and plans to move to Texas, possibly Mexico. His crop yielded about 4 000 pounds valued at 5 880 dollars.
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Estancia News Herald
Dunn
Manzano
Walter Martin
Texas
Mexico
Rio Grande
Coahuila
Estancia News-Herald
Glorious Glenrio potash saga spurs national study
Pioneer Captain W Hart Reaves visited Glenrio and promoted sinking a deep well for the Rock Island Railway. He represented Mudge and Mudee, and the first in the country was discovered here. The work drew attention from US Geological Survey and University of Texas geology departments.
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Glenrio
W. Hart Reaves
Rock Island Railway
Mudge
M. Mudee
Samles
Chicago
Reaves
Washdon
United States Geological Survey and Theological Department
University of Texas
Charles N. Gould
Oklaoma
JA. Udden
Texas
Glenrie
Unionizes For Better Farming In Union County
Union organizer Lindsey traveled 45 miles by single horse cart to Grand View post office to rally locals. He organized a 16 member Local, raising $19 000 in subscriptions. HP Riggs presided, OW Johnson secretary. Also reports Southern Union County Fair opening with strong attendance and standout produce including watermelons weighing 56 pounds and large cabbage heads.
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Grandview Post Office
Lindsey
HP. Riggs
OW. Johnson
Clayton Citi
Ven
Union County
Trowihout
Agriculture Department
Amistad Tribune Herald
Public Land Sale Notice in Dona Ana County New Mexico
Public notice of land sale by the Commissioner of Public Lands of New Mexico to be held at 10 o clock AM on a date in November at a house in Santa Fe. Describes numerous sections across townships with total area of 19615.10 acres and improvements including wells and windmills. Terms require 10 percent down and balance in 30 annual payments at four percent interest. sale subject to legal reservations. right to reject bids reserved. First published September 15, 1916.
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State OF New Mexico
Dona Ana County
Commissioner of Public Lands
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Congress
State Land Office
Commissioner of Public Lande
Sane
NY Siew
Reaw
Nui
Kis
NWS
Tai Baeg
Bre
Nwig
Semnem
Public Lands
Ford
Jane
Wibeertining
State Law Office
Anid
Lanis
Mexico
Orl
A. Robt
P. Urvien
Tanda
Last Will of Victor Garcia Filed in Santa Fe Probate
In Santa Fe County Probate Court a filing purports to be the last will of Victor Garcia, deceased. The Probate Judge has set Monday November 6, 1916 at 10:00 AM for hearing objections if any. Witness dated October 13, 1916 by M. A. Ortiz.
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State OF New Mexico
County OF Santa FE
Victor Garcia
M. A. Ortiz
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NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Tcket
Bernalio County
Bernatiile County
Andreas Refur
Ione
D. Ma
Refur
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Vai Chacon
Sheehex
Viner
Colfax
Vin Monten
Chmarron
Kansas City
Fuefore
Cimarron News Citizen
Guy Pease
Lall Saprty Company
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British Columbia
Canada
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Ave
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Ming
Cimarron
D. B. Cote
Sail Supply Company
Cimarron Valley
Toad Cam Nv
Bathl Fay
Hagle’s Nest
Clayton News
Citheat
O. H. Green
Hemains
Hisworth James
Jeeves
la Huerta
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Californ
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Joy James
Alliance
Nebraska
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Colorade
Joke Greenwovg
J. W. Mair
Sisco
Mimbres
Searle
Knilfin
George Peters
Kniffin
Mr. Kniffin
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Reyffin
Neri
Sim—Columbins Courrier
M'Kinley
Grant
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Mies Graysanenees
Tale Posses
Borenstein
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el Pfegitte
Wie Mint
Ancelgere
Jack Raver
Santalaca Ann’ Investment
Fe Duraie
Faye Fes
Teelve
Morenstein
Sineti Pveerty Wtviek Watt
Hawhta
Dude Chaney
Stidman Keys
Dude
85 Mining Co
Stilliam
Hachita
Chaney
W. H. Chaney
Hachita-Walnut Wells
Stidham
Frank Stidman
Babe Stidman
Mr Chaney
San Angelo
Stidman
Babe Stitman
United States Geological Survey
Cliffside
Glenrie Tribune Herald
Hig- Jay
Drake and
Wells
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Lincoln
Luna
Otero
Saya
SAN Miguel
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Socorro
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Toll Trat
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Cerrillos
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Santa FE Water & Light CO
Caliente Hot Springs
Caliente
Taos Junction
Springs
Ojo Caliente Hot Springs
A. F. Joseph
Ojo Caliente
Taos County
Matinee
Paris Theatre
Paris
Manhattan Tailoring CO
A. Mugler
M. S. E. Cor. Plaza
Monarch Grocery CO
Magruder
NEW Mexico State Record
Capital Pharmacy
Pure Drugs
Andrews
Louis S
Lowitzki
THE
Santa FE Bank
Nathan Salmon
Metropolitan Hotel & Cafe
Wood-Davis Hardware
H. C. Yontz
Community Silver
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