New Mexico Livestock Trade And Local Updates
The Carlsbad Current notes a breakout of breakwater work on the Rio Grande near Barclas bridge, while Paul Ares buys 600 cows from Merchant Livestock and drives them to his mountain ranch. Trotter ships a car of 174-pound Duroc Jersey hogs to market, with more to come. Hayhurst and Carper move about 500 cattle from the Sacramento mountains. A cutting affray hits the Kansas City markets as well. Justo Garcia is stabbed. Baltararia is held on $1,000 bond. Albuquerque’s Immaculate Conception church displays a service flag with 111 stars.
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Paul Ares
Merchant Livestock Company
Hanch
Carlsbad
Hayhurst & Carper
Sacramento Mountains
Kansas City
Pacifico Baltararia
Justo Garcia Albuquerque
Colfax News Highlights Cement Work and Local Drives
Colfax reports cement finishing coat on the new federal building with ornamental work nearly complete. War Savings Stamp drive on September 12 achieved strong pledges and purchases totaling 1390. Roy School hires new teachers and musicians. Roy social and school activities set for the year. A suit against Portage outlines workers compensation claim following Mack Duncan’s death at the electric plant.
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M Duncan
Portate
Mack Duncan
Grant mining engineer becomes Great Eagle Mine manager
A long-serving Grant mining engineer at G5 Mining Co rises to manage the Great Eagle Mine in Bedrock. The mine recently installed an Ingersoll compressor with fan drill at a cost near $4000, reported by Lordsburg Liberal. Mining activities at Mogollon note a new double drum electric hoist at the Socorro plant, depth 2100 feet, and three feet of heavy sulphide ore uncovered in the Johnson Mine. No. 1 Raton Crystal Ice and Coldshaft nears storage connection, with Little Fannie Mine bottling plant to be installed by Harvey Moutton Mercantile Co, and Bevo agency expanded in Colfax County.
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G5 Mining Co
Great Eagle
Bedrock
Lordsburg Liberal
Mogollon
Socorro
Johnson
Raton
Connection Storage Co
Little Fannie
Harvey Moutton Mercantile Co
Ice Company
Raton Range
Crop sale and property transfers in Clovis
Curry Big Crop Sale at Land and Cattle Co sold 65 acres at 26 per acre. Buyer expects 40 to 50 per acre harvest profit after costs. Charlie Overby sold northeast Clovis residence to J D Bai. A L Gurley notes broom corn halt for two weeks until cured. Jack Lewis reports fire company losses as volunteers urged. Five thousand dollar bonds set for Portales road wreck suspects C C Spetter Guadalupe Lopez Antonio Romero. Victim John Hoover listed with Buck Lipscomb and others.
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Fae Land & Cattle Co
Charlie Overby
J. D. Bai
Clovis
Clovis News
C. C. Spetter
Guadalupe Lopez
Antonio Romero
Portales Road
District Court
John Hoover
Buck Lipscomb
John Etchison
F. T. Tate
Bessie Wallace
Dollie Baird
De Baca War Fund Progress and Local Notes
The De Baca county total for the Knights of Columbus war fund stands at 168.75 with several precincts awaiting reports. John I. Michael, a Ricardo country stock raiser, arrived to arrange shipment of five carloads of mixed goods to the Fort Sumner pasture. J A Grant, a dry farmer near Canton, reports crops secure with no failure risk. Jack rabbits continue to trouble Fort Sumner residents, being killed with galoi salt. Floyd Tallmadge of Socorro, linked to the Bosque del Apache land grant development, visited Fort Sumner to review irrigation conditions.
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de Baca
John I. Michael
Ricardo Country
Fort Sumnerer
J.A. Grant
Sand Hills
Canton
Fort Sumner
Floyd Tallmadge
Socorro
Rio Grande Valley
Extensive Improvements Boost Mesilla Valley Produce Mill
The Las Cruces flour mill at Mesilla Valley Produce Exchange added a large east warehouse and two 6000 bushel cement roof storage tanks, bringing capacity to 25 000 bushels. A special bin stores seed wheat varieties separately while Fairbanks scales were installed to weigh heavy wheat trucks.
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Mesilla
Las Cruces
Republic Mine A Winner at Hanover in 200-Pound Zinc Ore
A 200 pound zinc sulphide ore specimen from the Republic Mine at Hanover is showcased by mining engineer Tra L Wright. The ore, 67 percent metallic zinc, signals strong production potential as 50 car loads have already been mined and enough remains to ship for six to seven months. A 350 foot compressor was added to speed up output. Also noted is a robust wheat crop in the Gila valley, with expected 30,000 bushels from 1,300 acres, averaging about 20 bushels per acre and some fields reaching 40. The wheat quality is excellent and cultivation shows a 100 percent increase from last year.
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Republic
Hanover
Tra L Wright
Mmine
Silver City Enterprise
Gila Valley
W. 7. Ellison
Gila
Silver City
Fire destroys home on Puerto de Luna road
A house owned by J. V. Galle gos on the Puerto de Luna road was totally destroyed by fire Sunday night. The blaze is believed caused by a lamp left burning in a room, with no insurance on the building.
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J. V. Gallegos
Puerto de Luna
Lincoln County Seeks School Superintendent Candidates
Officer Ben West pins down three deserters from Fort Bliss Lincoln county reports Creditable Ambition as Maud Blaney of Oscuro and Lorinda Spellman of Carrizozo vie for Lincoln County School Superintendent post. Deserters Peter Craigim Lin Davenport and George Nutting were at large four weeks before surrender.
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Ben West
Carrizozo
Peter Craigim
Lin D. Davenport
George H. Nutting
Fort Bliss
Texas
Maud L. Blaney
Oscuro
Lorinda B. Spellman
Lincoln County
Woman identifies Villa bullet in wound claim
Mrs. Susan Moore, wounded during a Villa raid on March 9, 1916, reports finding another bullet near the surface. She recalls a sharp pain upon contact and believes the new sliver is from Villa fire, a fact she attributes to the fatal morning.
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Villa
Susan Moore
Villa Raider
Columbus Courier
Unreadable OCR Fragment From Historic Page
Fragmentary text with multiple garbled words and unclear names. Reads as a partial note or incident entry with scattered phrases but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Cattle Shipment Parts of Socorro Report and Local Improvements
A Socorro district note details a cattle shipment involving Big Cattle, with stock purchased from Stiles and notes on ownership and potential price increases. The report mentions a large shipment of 2 090 head, breton Webster and other local figures. In a separate item, Rev D C Barb plans improvements on premises, while J E House builds a concrete foundation for a residence near Corr and San Antonio.
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Breton
Webster
Rev
D. C
Barb
Lena
Mises
J. E
Bob Scarnello
Mainganes
Corr
San Ant
New Mexico State Land Sales Public Notice
Public sale of lands in Union County under federal land laws to highest bidder scheduled for Friday November at Swan County seat. Details list tracts including fencing and improvements, with sections and teems described in the notice. Last week's fair report notes K F Primrose winning multiple agricultural prizes and thrift stamps.
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Ule
Swan County
Memo
K. F. Primrose
Nara Visa
Logan Leader
New Mexico
Mexico
Lami
Colla
Zourt Iin
State Land Office
State of San Mexico
Robert Flervien
Mimissoner
Public Laws
State of
Rin Mexico
Pubicaron
State OF New Mexico
Muberah
Lao
Sam Miguel
Mutual Investment and Agency Company Article of Incorporation
The document records the Arizona and New Mexico corporate filings for Mutual Investment and Agency Company with articles of incorporation and endorsements. It cites state commissions, seal attestations, and dates in 1918, plus notes on stock, directors, and the planned meeting locations and terms.
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State of New Mexico
Mutual Investment and Agency Company
Sion
C Orporation’ Commission
Cy of
State of Arizona
Arizona Corporation Commission
Mutual Investment and Agency
Arizona _Corporatio Commission
City of
Phoenix
Arizona Corporation coMmissi
PA Jones
Sam W. Proctor
Secre
Thes Corporation
Mutunt
Gerporecion Phat
Arizona
Public Land and Mineral Lease Notices in New Mexico
Curent parcels listed in Colfax and San Miguel counties with auctions for land sales and oil and gas leases. Notices specify appraised values per acre, bidding terms, payment schedules, and conditions including option rights, forfeiture for nonperformance, and required deposits to State Land Office. Northern county notices highlight dates, publication timelines, and official signatories.
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OIL and Gas
San Miguel County
Sante Pe
New Mexico
Otero School Building Progresses
The county school house at Cloudcroft, regarded as one of the county’s best buildings, is being raised on schedule. Brick work was completed Monday and roof work is progressing quickly, as reported by Cloudcrofter.
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Ait Cloudcroft
Cloudcrofter
Cattle Shipments From Local Ranchers Reach Kansas City Markets
Quay E. W. Baker returned from Kansas City after shipping two cattle cars. San Jon Sentinel notes J. P. Fuller sent two cattle cars and two sheep cars to Kansas City Thursday. T. A. Henson sent two cattle cars to the Kansas City market last Tuesday night.
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E. W. Baker
Kansas City
San Jon Sentinel
J.P. Fuller
T. A. Henson
House News
Tuber Labor Agent Departure Mentioned in San Miguel
A fragment from San Miguel notes Manuel May as labor agent and references a Sunday morning event about wind tion plants and another location. The text is unclear but points to a labor related activity and upcoming departure.
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Manuel May
Tov Verus Journal
Roosevelt Onions And Sweet Potatoes
John Bradley, an irrigated farmer, grew half an acre of onions yielding 12,000 pounds sold at five cents a pound. He also cultivates thirty three acres of sweet potatoes estimated to produce 300 bushels per acre, with onions valued at 1,200 dollars per acre and sweet potatoes at 750 to ?00. Gower and Ruckman report returning cattle and horses from pasture near Melrose where grass was not as good.
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John Bradley
Portales News
Gower
Ruckman
Melrose
Halkett Moves to Ranch Work on Large Wheat Acreage
GH Halkett went up to ranch the first of the week to tend sixty five acres of wheat. The sale at M Conner's near Soliano Tuesday was by a developer.
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GH. Halkett
M. Conner
Soliano
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NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Rio Grande
Barclas Bridge
Albuquerque
Church of the Immaculate Conception of
Uncle Sam
Colfax
Iynor
Elida Enteryrn
Roy
Wagon Mound
Aid Withal Roy
Grant
A. L. Gurley
Jack Lewis
Dona Ana
Guadalupe
International Harvester
Santa Rosa Electric Light and Power Co
Santa Rosa Voice
Lincoln
Luna
W‘kinley
Wileneier
Renee
Aco
State OF New ME
Hick
Worlic Land Sale
Union County
Wien
Nies
Yeats
State Corporation Commission OF
Certificate OF Comparison
United States of American
Aten Irwin F. Coard
Office OF the
United States of America
McKinley County
Gal
Lup
Harvey House
Gallup Herald
Cearenes Conan
Lakewood
Lorate
Iheraine Seasire
Hte Morenes
Carlsbad Argus
W. R Atkinson
Amarillo
B. Artesia
Artesia
Sheet
Ely Company
Mans
Mart Bowers
Eoapor
Parcohue
Atv
Theah Ray Corporation
Reiderty
Oor Corporation
Ee Electel
W. Norment
Meg Tee
Diser
Bual Stockhollers
Buchner
Viese
Anid
Oe Ee - Nees
Jn Payne
TATE
SOT
Public Land Sale
Curry County
Techange
Gontiser
Perinese
Atvact
Vom
of Publig
FouLt F
Ervien
Er Bion
Colfax County
Ste Nooula
Ieee
Iaad
Sabla Pe
Grant County
Boand Vsud
Muse
Lange
Payne
Nise
Public Lands
Witeces
Mr Hand
Che
State of Mexico
New
Otero
SAN Miguel
Roosevelt
Operali
Laughlin
Santa FE
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