Fine Profits On Old Ewe Sale By Kan Parties
Jim Chambers sold 2 loads of lambs via C W Davis for the livestock broker, weighing 18 300 pounds, at 15 cents per pound totaling 2745 dollars. Lambs came from culled ewes on thin upland alfalfa, not fed eel disse. Roswell News notes a deeper search before wells. Carlsbad Current mentions a $550 concrete road effort. Citizens petition to build a 100 by 8 foot roadway at Barber crossing on Rocky. completion will give Rocky residents the best road to the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Chambers
C. W. Davis
Livestock Commission
Ross
Roswell
Citivens
Barber Crossing
Rocky
Transportation by auto aids rural school pickup in Colfax
Springer Times notes the French tract school district furnished transport for students, likely boosting attendance. County and city crews repaired washout damaged roads from recent heavy rains while a booster tour of Colfax County by five autos carried literature to promote the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Tract
Springer Times
Springer
Raton
Colfax
Maxwell
French
Miami
Clamorron
Spinger
Webster, French
Springer Ranches
Tractor supply squeeze prompts early orders from buyers
Curry E J Dennis reports no Heider tractors until October as stock is exhausted. Clo vis Journal notes the rush to place orders now to avoid delay. New Maxwells arriving from State Auto Co with Ben Collins and Forstopper Bros. Grady. Seed wheat shipment for farmers, distributed by County Agent Peterson, to be delivered from Clovis Mill and Elevator Co at actual cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Dennis
Rock Island
Mr. Dennis
Clovis Journal
New State Auto Co
Olds
Ben Collins
Forstopper Bros
Grady
New State
Peterson
Clovis Mill and Elevator Co
Clovis News
Cattle shipments and land sale in local notices
De Baca ships cattle to Magdalena with grass secured while moving there. Taiban News notes M M Thatch sells a 320 acre homestead to Abe Drake for five dollars an acre and plans to move to Arkansas by Ford, as Dan Thatch holds a farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena
Cowart
Taiban News
M. M. Thatch
Gerharat
Abe Drake
Arkansas
Dan Thatch
la Lande Enterprise
Local Building Boom Spreads Through Dona Ana County
Construction work starts on a new First National Bank addition with a heating plant at about 4000 dollars. Contractor Jack Heather handles several housing projects including a six room bungalow for Earle Kerr and a four room bungalow for Robert Reynolds, all with stucco finishes. A restaurant and hotel for Chas Lee is nearing completion. Church improvements at St Joseph's include a new choir loft and a recently donated monstrance, cope, and veil from the Extension Society of Chicago. Mining Progress notes Bethlehem Copper at Steins with 20 workers and A S McGee taking charge of a nearby zinc property. Lordsburg Christian Church adopts a new two unit indirect lighting system by Lordsburg Power Company for improved reading light throughout the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Additi
First National Bank
Jack Heather
Bank
Earle Kerr
Heather
Kerr
Robert Reynolds
Chas. Lee
Weneral
St Joseph's Church
Norbert Zadaire
Nestor Hernandez
Zadaire
Extension Society of Chicago
Western Tiberal
Steins
Bethlehem Copper Company
Jack” Sund
A. S. McGee
McGee Brothers
Lordsburg Christian Church
Lordsburg Power Company
F. Gaylord Oberts
Roy Office Moves Delayed by New Fixtures and Plans
MORA reports Roy office inspection over two days this week, criticizing delays caused by slow new fixtures. Roy Spanish-American Wilson Co. plans expanded facilities including a superintendent’s office near the bank, a manager’s office north of the store, and a large bean warehouse. Shipments advance as ore and wheat are moved to Salt Lake for smelting, with new equipment and tractors improving local mining and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Office
Postoffice
Hood
Vere
Roy
Wilson Company
McCarger
Smith
Floersheim Mer. Co
Salt Lake
Concen
Mosquero
Weldon
Colorado
Amarillo cattleman buys 250000 acres for three dollars an acre
A ranchman from Amarillo purchased two hundred fifty thousand acres on the east side of the Pablo Montoya Grant known as the Bell Ranch. The rugged land includes scrub timber, decent water, and good pasture and was bought at three dollars per acre in what is described as one of the region's largest land deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Pablo Montoya
Oregon & California Railroad Co
Grant
United States
Tole
Locating Co
Portland
Oregon
Mcintnsh
Moriarty
Torrance
Bowers
Samis Fe
Santa Fe
N. M
Brown
Tacomcari
Mustell
Better Roads Work Improves North Town Areas
Local businessmen with outside help spent days on roads north and northwest of town and improved conditions they expect to boost with a grader and Hunt's tractor. J.G. Franks sold to T. M. Bracken, acquiring his entire land holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Nara Visa News
J.G. Franks
T. M. Bracken
Alfalfa Yields Big in Guadalupe Valley
Alfalfa stands out as a top local crop with strong seed yields this year. E Stephenson finished threshing thirty acres, yielding 500 pounds per acre at 15 cents per pound. The report notes accompanying straw, housing, and nearby developments, including a new residence, gas supply, and nearby ranch activity, with broader regional agricultural and construction context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Stephenson
Eranca
Cor Gawon Emox
Wwe
Gilbert and Barton
Andy J. Cofield
Vaughn News
Montoya Fe
Carlsbad
Public Land Sale Notices in New Mexico
Public land sale notices from Valencia and Roosevelt counties list tract descriptions, sizes, improvements, and timber values. Bids must meet minimums, with payments over up to thirty years, and dates set for October 1 and September 30, 1917, under the State Land Office.
Public Land Sale Notice in Union County New Mexico
Public Land Office notice announces sale by public auction in Clayton Union County for various land tracts with minimum bid of $0.00 per acre. Purchasers must provide down payments and follow contract terms including installment payments up to thirty years. County Treasurer Henry C. Jones will conduct the sale with certificates issued in consecutive order and payment required in cash. Publication dates are September 17 and September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF New Mexico
Valencia County
Guisuant
Congress
New Mexico
Ir Indien A.M
Viletcia
Commissioner of Public Lands
Satey
P. Forte
New
Savile
Colfan
NeTiCe
Adams
Jon
Lee
Roosevelt County
Santa Rey New Mexico
State Land Office
Pune
Wolieaday
Portales
Caunty
Hoosevelt
New Mesicn
Fur
Commissioner
Public Law
Seatate Land Office
A. D
Robt
P. Ervien
Public
State of
Union County
Santa Fe New Mexico
Ani
Uae
Clayton
County Union
States of America
Callan
New Me
Beard
Chaiman
Ald County
Riton
Colfax
Geliyx
Rato
Intersiene
Col
Pax County
Anito
Abandoned Sites Improved Favorably, Capitan Mountaineer Notes
The Capit Mountaineer reports that the abandoned locations were reviewed years ago and have been favorably improved with the situation. The piece highlights ongoing or completed enhancements and offers a positive assessment of progress.
Renovated Luna Sper shooting gallery opens with new targets
Sper Shooting Gallery RC Spencer completes renovation at Luna Sper featuring a tank with wheely ducks, variable motor controls, automatic ball thrower, and a twenty five yard miniature range for realistic rifle practice aiding marksmen and soldiers alike. Bush awarded contract for two thirds of base hospital foundation. Camp Cody rail deliveries reach 42 cars with 37 miles additional trackage by Southern Pacific and Santa Fe. Deming Headlight reports a new government well on Giles property yielding 150 gallons per minute for Camp Cody needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sper Shooting Gallery
RC Spencer
Wheely J
Spencer
Bush
H. G. Bush
Camp Cody
J. J. Sullivan
American Railway Association
Camp
Cody
Catti Quartermaster
EK. J. Fulton
Giles
Lincoln Coal Mines Visit By Capitalists Team
A delegation of capitalists and businessmen led by O. J. Binford, secretary and general manager, toured the coal mines near Capitan, Texas, on Sunday to inspect the facilities and potential operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Binford
Texas
Capitan
Delgado Shoe Co Promises Low Prices and Best Quality
A fragmented ad from Delgado Shoe Co claims customers will get the best merchandise at the lowest possible prices. It emphasizes selling quality cheaper than rivals and urges customers to recognize the company’s profit strategy.
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NEW Mexico News Review
Dona Ana
Avery
Fred Meffert
Tyrone
Tyrone Road
Las Cruces
Devine
Canyon Taloupes
New York
Express
S Cruces Republic
Guadalupe
Bracken Ranch
Montoya ‘Democrat
Jones Crossing
Sam
Bill Jones
Midland Bridge ‘Company
F. E Little
Tom Stokes
Livingston Ranch
Getty
Mr. Stokes
Garlington Bros
EC Sims
Eager Bros
Seigel & Kinston
Shamrock
Adam Long
Mr. Long
M.B Goldenberg Company
Jwerk
Tucumcari American
Srewarer
Oitier
Ferther
Sourliete
James
sNington
Denver
Coto
Paso Real Cy Aie
Pature
McCutcheon & McCutcheer
Paso
Trans Iental
Witernea
Dyer
Capper
Oakland
Cal
Office of the Coneomer of Publicians
Ita
Ollerst
Poros
Tate
Avi
Arteria
Page
Cain
Perkins Co
Rat Lands
Exico
Anc
Lanile
Cai
Gale
Laut Gulice
Ervien
P. Ravien
New Podtication
Mexico
Santa Eos
Tucumcari
Colo
Young Slaughter
Ten
Angeles
Calit
Ohio
Acon
Allo St
Low Angeles
Cali Con
San Diego
California
Alpha Rice
Charlotte
Michigan
Hon Valley
Minna Sty Ban Francine
Siornla
Ota Aeain
Surles
Paton
Texwa
Sul Tarney
Auburrn
Ind
Derman
Percheon
Rei
Jammer
Record
Chartron
Nebraska
South West
Thomas G. Aitken
Deming
Tucam
Quey County
Careala
Santa Pe
Tajacren
Alka
Retina
Homestead
Ant Pats
Nied
Tacumcari
San R
Hantey
Care
Penn Ais
Ste
Tan
United States OF America
County
mcAutiffe
Chalten
Commi
State of New
Henry C. Jones
Col County
VFIE
Edwards & M'Fie Attorneys-At-Law
Corner Palace
Washington Ave
Luna
Lincoln
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