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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1920

Page

8

New Mexico News Review Deer Hunters and Local Industry Notes

In the Gila National Forest, about 1500 deer hunters, including visitors from New York, Detroit, Georgia, and California, are roaming the area. Prominent visitors include Col. D C Jackling and Edsel Ford. Other items cover the Territorial Bank building nearing completion with modern amenities, a surveying venture by W A Dunham, and local harvests and cattle shipments.

Pany Fierro Gila National Forest New Mexico New York Detroit Georgia California Col. D. C. Jackling Chino Edsel Ford Dearborn Mich Henry Ford Automobile Fame Jackling Middle Fork Gila Mogollons Silver City Enterprise

Burglars Target McKinley Store in Monday Night Heist

A Monday night burglary at the McKinley store led to a $20 loss. The U.S. marshal traced suspects to Hobrook Arizona, where two men who had just held up a hotel in Ramos were detained and jailed. They are believed wanted in Alluqueraue for burglary. The sheriff’s department acted swiftly, and authorities hope these arrests crack a wider spree.

Denuty Nll Hobhrok Arizona Ramos Gallup Alluqueraue Durelary Sheriff's Department Eates Gallup Her al

Water well powers Roy town’s growth plans

MORA Roy reports the town well at 1400 feet yields abundant good water. A test at 35 gallons per minute showed no depletion, prompting a larger pump and a 48 hour test. Though costly, the project could prove the village’s best investment as pipelines and growth proceed.

Roy

Des Moines Swastika Ghosts and Diphtheria Strain Reported

A garbled account notes a windstorm and diphtheria outbreak affecting residents Nicola full and Aragon, with mentions of Mosquero and Roswell. Observers describe hunting activity around Sacramento range, a Sacramento bystander, and various unnamed locals. The text references open fields, a grim scene, and undefined events amid a chaotic report.

Roswell Sacramento

Two Fundamental State Questions to Decide in New Mexico

In Anta Fe on October 30 the voters face two core issues: whether Merritt C. Mechem or Hanna is better qualified for governor and whether to repeal the road contraction law to return highway control to counties. The road issue is framed as vital next to schools with New Mexico’s road mileage and tourism impact highlighted.

Anta FE N. M New Mexico Merritt C. Mechem Jarry Hanna

Hunters Turn to Guadalupe Mountains Near Pecos Valley

Alamog News notes many Pecos Valley hunters favor the Guadalupe Mountains for proximity though the range is rugged and portions are nearly inaccessible.

Pecos Valley Guadalupe Mountains Guadalups Alamog News

Oil well work slows as casing issues loom

The McGee oil well near 2850 feet shows slow progress with six inch casing run and a bottom red formation. If pulling proves unproductive, the rig may move to another site to drill a future test well, aiming for cheaper faster development based on current observations.

Clearie Tribune McGee Eumeari News

Transfer of Por tales Journal to J G Greaves finalized

Rether has sold his entire interest in the Por tales Journal to J G Greaves of Claudel. Greaves takes control next week and Ryther retires. Greaves, a practical printer and experienced newspaper man, has published several Texas papers before moving to New Mexico. The paper will carry a Democratic line. Kenna Bank and Trust Company is now housed in the concrete building south of the post office, which they recently purchased. New activities are under way as New York is being built and ready to serve your business.

W. A. Dunnam Hobbs Dunham Tompion i New Mexico Mexico Arizona Chine Copper Company Rether Portales Journal J G Greaves Claudel Reaves Ryther Greaves Texas Kenna Bank and Trust Company Kensa Ember D. K. B. Sellers H. D. Abrams Sellers Mernalillo

Oil prospects brighten near Ridgeway and Farmington

The Durango Herald reports favorable signs for early commercial oil by the T Williams company at Ridgeway and nearby areas. A well near San Juan Ridgeway shows brownish oil after drilling through sand into shale, with a double tower rig advancing toward 1900 to 2000 feet as of now.

Flora Vista T. Williams Company Durango

Merchantry Change in San Miguel as N Stein Buys Romers Store

The Koter Mercantile at Pacific and Moreno in West Las Vegas changes hands from H C de Baca to N Stein. De Baca led the business since 1917 after Margarito Romero founded it in 1875. Stein, once a New York dry goods wholesaler, will settle staff and remain active in Las Vegas commerce while his family joins later. Two diphtheria deaths follow within 48 hours, Virginia Mares 48 and Horacio Romero four and a half years old.

Koter Mercantile Company Pacific and Moreno Streets N. Stein H.C de Baca Margarito Romero Romers New Mexico A. G. Goorlich Force de Baca E. F Baca Stein New York City Denver el Paso Old Mexico Mercantile Life of Las Vegas West Side Virginia Mares Horacio Romero

Taos Businessman Eddington Purchases Taos County Land

Taos Valley News reports Raton resident Eddington arrived in Taos for business and bought land in the county’s north end. The article notes he will again be counted among Taos connecting citizens as the Taos Valley’s big apple crop nears harvest.

JR Eddington Raton Taos Mr. Eddington Taos Valley Taos Valley News

Deadly Parallel plank in Democratic platform sparks dispute

The New Mexican and Albuquerque Journal debate who rewrote the Democratic road plank adopted at a Las Vegas convention. They cite August 26 and 28 printings, noting calls to abolish the State Road Board, end costly road programs, and place maintenance with counties under new statutory rules.

State Highway Commission Albuquerque State Road Board Las Vegas Albuquerque Morning Journal

Opinion on Western Highway Progress by Charles Fuller Gates

Unbiased note from the October 23 1920 issue reviews main routes across Arizona New Mexico Colorado Wyoming Montana Idaho and Utah. Field representative Charles Fuller Gates asserts New Mexico leads in progress and efficiency in road building after surveying over 5000 miles this summer.

Western Highway Builder Arizona New Mexico Colorado Wyoming Montana Idaho Utah Charles Fuller Gates

Mining output law failed to cut taxes claims says auditor

An auditor declares that the mine output law did not relieve mining firms of taxation. Examining 1914 to 1919 data from Grant Socorro McKinley and Lan counties, he shows mineral land values and other mining property rose sharply under new supervision, with total assessments nearly quadrupling since 1914. He identifies firms including Chino Copper, Phelps Dodge, Mogollon, and others and argues the law increased overall valuations by about 500 percent across the period.

Tax Commission Annenas Havin Comebany McAty Chine Company

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