Dexter Public School Month Report and Sheep Industry Notes
Dexter Public School records show 75 pupils enrolled with 63 average daily attendance for the week ending December 21, 1906. The document also includes lengthy remarks on New Mexico sheep production, including counts of sheep and ewes, rising breeding numbers, strong demand from packers, price ranges per head, and Governor Hagerman's note endorsing the territory as a premier sheep and wool area with extensive government figures.
Real estate bargains pitched by Carlton and Bell in the Valley
An advertisement touts investment through real estate with strong claims of bargains and safety. Carlton and Bell urge readers to see their offers in the Valley as the best way to make money.
Classified ads and notices across land scrip to lost items
A compilation of sale and rental listings including land scrip, drilling equipment, bowling alley, hogs and poultry, farm for rent, books and collecting, a six room house, Merino sheep remark, lost items such as pins and a telescope, plus a note on New Mexico sheep production and a second hand goods store advertising high prices.
Wanted Union Tickets in New Mexico Industry Ad
Wanted notice notes the importance of the industry in New Mexico and directs readers to contact R. R. tickets at 222 Main for further details. The fragment references a recruitment or promotional appeal and provides a contact point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R
Wichita
Main St
Sheep and farm property exchanges and sales listed
The notice lists farm and residence exchanges near Clarksville Texas including a 126 acre farm with multiple out-buildings and 5 room residence, valued at 500 per year rent, plus two city residences for exchange toward Roswell. It also notes demand for 300 White Leghorns young hens and 1,000,000 old ewes and lambs shipped in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Texas
Roswell
Carlton & Bell
Pecos Valley life praised for health farming and climate
Earnest Carper describes the Pecos Valley near Roswell New Mexico as a healthful thriving region. He extols dry air, tuberculosis cures, Tent City treatments, lush orchards, alfalfa fields, beekeeping, artesian wells and scenic drives along Willow Lane.
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Joney
Pecos Valley
Valley of New Mexico
Southern Kansas Railway Company of
Panhandle
D. L. Meyers
Southern Kansas Railway Company of Texas and
Amarillo
Washington and
First Streets
Enquirer
B. Bailey
Irs. F. Whitmire
Corner Walnut & Richardson
THE
Majestic Theater
Husson Fonkl
Dexter
Stanley Hair
Thomas Caffal
Eddie Goodrum
Lester Walters
Edward Menn
Peter Whitman
Bryan Cazier
Joe Cazier
Virgil Goodrum
Agnes Whitman
Edith Garrett
Orelia Caffal
Roxie Walters
Elam Walters
Bessie Menn
Lelia Goodrum
Katie Whitman
Julia Cazier
New
Mexico
United States
Northern Territories
New Mexico
Theata Dutton
Mannie Garrett
Mabel Pope
Tory
Colorado, Nebraska, Kan
Sas
Missouri
Illinois
BE. A. Hogg and Wife
Lambs
Gover
Hagerman
Secre
George Arnot
Albuquer
Que
Siness
Ter
W. Skillman
Austin
Oasis Ranch
Auddress Thomas Carson
Tex
Farrow
Lealand Farm
Word St
P. O. Box
Est
James Jennings
Pecos River
R. C. Graves
Union
United
Montana
Wyoming
Makin’s
Mexi
Inquire Record Office
Earnest Carper
Panhandle Christian College At
Hereford
Part of the
Great South West
New Land
Tent City
Physicians of
Pecos
Ley
Riosity
Willow Lane
Will
Oriental Saloon
Main Street
Pecos Ave
Daniel
Kipling
Candy Store
W. C. Reid
J. M. Hervey
Gr. A. Richardson
H. J. Nowlan
First Nol't Bank