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Newspaper
The Clayton Citizen
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
8
Wanette businessman J B Ratliff and others visited Clayton for routine affairs while Miss Marie Meyers, former local teacher, and Miss Bettie Magruder traveled in for proof on a claim. Seed sellers Hernstein promote replanting seed, with grain and wool buyers from Denver and Kenton visiting. Denton guests, hospital plans, and local commerce noted.
Sunday afternoon a storm overturned a large shed belonging to Marshall Campbell of Sedan. His daughter Miss Maud was hurled a distance, bruised and unconscious briefly, but is rapidly recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were guests nearby and were summoned home with Dr. Carrington attending.
The townsite plat for Thomas was filed with Lane real estate. a new state building and post office are established at Arnhart and Puder corners. a telephone line chartered with building soon. Ora Tohn zon of Coates Kansas builds a large store. First Baptist Church foundation starts Monday and will be an 80 by 50 foot modern structure ready soon. Thomas, now in the Missouri Valley heart, shows strong enterprise and aims to become a key trading point.
Publication of an auction by the Commissioner of Public Lands New Mexico. Sale to occur September 12, 1916 at 10 am in Clayton County Union. Public auction of described tracts as per acts of Congress and state laws in Santa Fe New Mexico.
The notice details a land sale by the Commissioner of Public Lands of New Mexico. It lists multiple sections with acres and improvements or lack thereof, minimum bids of five or ten dollars per acre, sale terms, deposits, and payment plans. First publication June 16 1910. Last publication August 18 1910.
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