Cuns. A Law Attorney Proactive Before the US Land Offices
Cuns A Law attorney known for proactive work before the United States land offices, with ties to Clanton and Sevarxico, highlighting regional practice and focus on land title matters.
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Newspaper
The Clayton Enterprise
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
1
Cuns A Law attorney known for proactive work before the United States land offices, with ties to Clanton and Sevarxico, highlighting regional practice and focus on land title matters.
The article reports on President Roosevelt stance to preserve interstate commerce commission powers over rail rates. It notes Townsend remarks after a presidential interview, railways warn of disasters and banks push farmers against fixed freight scales. It cites Stickney testimony debunking tariff accuracy and argues for continued government oversight to curb manipulation and favoritism.
A farmer along a road to Morris discovers a baby tied in rags on a barbed wire fence and carries it to town for care. The letter from Hiram Hadley of New Mexico laments irregular school attendance, urging co operation. Campbell System Farming Association dinner program lists speakers from Lincoln to Wyoming and plans an incorporation vote with sample crops and membership details.
A steerage of local notes from the Beaver Herald reports W. J. Hopper opening a general repair shop, a humorous item about a Guymon Quinnlet family, mentions of Miss Maude Thomas’s Beaver Herald trip, and commentary on New York politics and a saloon anecdote reflecting social views of the era.
The Campbell System Farming Association will hold its next meeting at the Denver Chamber of Commerce on Friday October 20. The firm session begins at 10 a.m. The afternoon session starts at 2 p.m. Mr Campbell will lecture and allocate thirty minutes to audience questions asked to be submitted in a box during the day.
A terse dated fragment references the northeast corner of New Mexico on October 12. It mentions an old Buena por Nad contact and a caller asking for a name prior to Taft Dexia. The message tags a former running mate or friend and asks to identify the person by name.
Listings describe multiple properties in Clayton and nearby areas including 40 acre tracts with alfalfa and milo, water rights, fencing, adobe and rock structures, windmills and substantial livestock capacity. Also mentions a stock ranch in northeastern New Mexico with 1000 acres, a herd of cattle, and a hotel for sale in Kenton Oklahoma. Prices ranged around 7 000 per acre for some parcels and cash or trade options noted.
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