Roswell Daily Record Independent in Politics
Roswell Daily Record an independent political newspaper published in Roswell New Mexico outlines ownership and staff including editor city editor and advertising manager. It notes distribution via mail and carrier and confirms AP membership with rights on republication and news dispatches.
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Gold in New Mexico sparks renewed mining hopes
The piece remarks on frequent claims of new gold discoveries in New Mexico and forecasts a broad mineral potential including gold silver lead copper iron and coal. It contrasts promising prospects with unsettled weather and warns against Japanese U S tensions while urging optimism, fair attendance, and national prosperity.
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Notice of land selection for Eastern New Mexico Normal School
Department of the Interior announces that New Mexico filed selection under Public No. 69 for FE 1-2 and multiple fractional sections in State lands. The notice invites protests by those claiming mineral character or adverse rights, with 1932 filing details and witnesses listed for Roswell, New Mexico, before October 19, 1932.
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Department OF the Interior
U. & Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
State of New Mexico
Eastern New Mexico Normal School
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Lot
E. Register
Notice of Homestead Entries in Roswell New Mexico
Department of the Interior Roswell land office reports Frank Q Bradley of Roswell New Mexico has Original Homestead Entry No 034346 for parts of section 27 township 9 south and range 4 west and NE 14 of section 27 containing 3 acres. Bradley also filed Additional Homestead Entry No 644318 for W 12 of section 27 in township 9 south range 4 west. The notice is dated September 7 1822.
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Department of the Interior
Roswell
New Mexico
Frank Q. Bradley
Township 9
Notice for Public Land Claim in New Mexico
Department of the Interior notice. James L. Harris of Santa Anna Texas filed intent to prove up Original Homestead Entry 06230387 and Additional Hd EK 063038 for multipleNW and NE quarter sections in Township 4 S Range 23 E N M P Meridian. Proof to be made before U.S. Commissioner Dan C Savage at Roswell on October list date. Filed by A M Bergere Register and includes local notices and ads.
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Dan
Savage
United States
Roswell
New Mexico
Roy Dyer
G. Frank Billings
LaVern RB. Merton
A. E. Young
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Santa Fe
James L. Harris
Santa Anna
Texas
Township
Meridian
Dan C. Savage
1. S
New Ae
Las Cruces
Morris S. Pittard
Anson
Faso
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Revolution Threat Looms Over Texan Ranch Drama
Lee Reynolds owns a drought troubled ranch as east friends arrive as guests. Foreman Brennan clashes over a new hire Jack Hadley is revealed as the father killer seeking his father’s murderer. Hadley warns Daggett of danger while Lee plans a herd move toward Palo Duro amid Mexican revolt tensions.
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Lee Reynolds
Lee
Ranse Brennan
Smith
Hetanuse
Fig
Brennan
Dunc Daggett
Jack Hadley
Hadley
Daggett
Wili
Lee Reynold
Lockhart
Texas
Billings
Montina
Stumpy
L’i
Miss Lee
New rider Smith with them
A terse exchange hints at a raid or plan as Juan opens a door to a passage and lets a man enter. The fragment, from a 1931 Raine work, promises continuation tomorrow, hinting at unfolding action.
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Juan
William MacLeod Raine
Liberty and land deeds in New Mexico foreclosure notice
A 1933 notice from the Interior Department and U S Office in Las Cruces asserts liberty as growth and service, followed by a land patent case for Mor ris S Pittard of Anson Texas with multiple homestead entries and witnesses, then a foreclosure sale announcement by Roswell Building and Loan Association for Duchess Owens in Chaves County, listing property Lot Sixteen and taxes, with sale set October 17, 1932 and publication dates September 7, 14, 21, 28, 1933.
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Uity
Roswell
Chaves County
New Mexico
New Mex
25 Years Ago In Roswell Prom Daily Record
Roswell 1907 items note Emmett Patton selling his interest in Roswell Title & Trust Co to Joseph Carper, with Carlton & Bell continuing. Drs Clarke and Dunaway report gold-bearing rock east of the Pecos, prompting talk of a gold rush after analysis. Swastika Sign and Advertising Co formed by Helmick and Rogers. Local notables and residents listed as attending Albuquerque fair. Welter Brothers open a confectionery in front of the Majestic theatre, promising good business.
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Emmett Patton
Roswell Title & Trust Co
Joseph Carper
Carlton & Bell
Patton
The
Artesia News
Docors Clarke
Dunaway
Pecos River
Welter Brothers
Majestic Theatre
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