Dairy and creamery business interest comes to Estancia Valley
J M Tuller of Carlisle Arkansas writes March 8 1909 about moving his dairy and creamery enterprise to the Estancia Valley praising the valley as a fertile healthy garden region with rich soil and good roads. He plans to establish a creamery here and asks to receive the paper weekly to follow local developments and opportunities for homeseekers and farmers.
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Tancia News
Arkansas
Texas
Nelin
Iiker
Estancia Valley
J. M. Tuller
Carlisle Arkan
Mrs Brumback Leaves For Corona To Aid Testimony
Mrs Brumback a missioner at Estancia will depart for Corona early next week to assist Commissioner J F Adams in taking testimony. The move follows her rapid, accurate performance in recent government cases, with Chief of Special Agents Moore of Santa Fe recommending the transfer.
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Minnie Brumback
Estancia
Corona
J. F. Adams
Dow Sells Interest in Lumber Business
Milton Dow retires from Estancia Lumber Company as partner LA Dye of Albuquerque purchases Dow’s interest. Dow will stay until April then be replaced by Hohammer and John Dye. Dow and wife plan extended California trip. Mrs Dow seeks health relief from lower altitude. Dow credited with honesty and square dealing in New Mexico.
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Estancia
Milton Dow
Pur City
Dow
Estancia Lumber Company
Iy Enterprise
Metanuia
H Valley
Wise Investments
Estancia Lumber
la, Dye
Albuquerque
Dye
Hohammer
Silver City
John Dye
California
New Mexico
Ranch Home Burns For Second Time Attributed To Fire
On Wednesday morning the ranch home of Trinidad Romero burned to the ground with total loss. Mrs. Romero noticed the front room in flames after breakfast, and the blaze quickly engulfed the house. The fire is blamed on a stove pipe blown off above the roof, catching fire between the ceiling and roof. The family escaped in their clothing. This marks the second time Don Trinidad has lost a ranch home to fire, the first a large adobe and frame dwelling.
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Trinidad Romero
Don Trinidad
Couple Ties The Knot In Valley Home
A.M. Steele of the Methodist Church joined in matrimony with Elias Lynch and Hat tie D. Minor nine miles southwest of Hastings on Sunday afternoon. Both are well known in the valley and will reside on the groom’s claim southwest of town with many friends wishing them happiness.
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Kiev
A.m.steele
Methodist Church
Hstaneia
Elias Lynch
Hat‘tie D. Minor
Statehood fight heats up as New Mexico bill dropped
Senate committee on territories votes to drop further consideration of the New Mexico statehood bill amid charges of fraud and corruption. Governor Curry and five boomers depart Washington after Roosevelt orders return of $3500 in appropriations. Unclear land fraud notes and broad accusations surface in the hearing.
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Senate
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cere
House of Representatives
Senate Committee On Territories
New Mexico
Committee of Statehood
Washington
Owen
Beveridge
Nelson
George Curry
New Mexico Statehood
Roosevelt
Curry
Territory
Ormsby
Elgin Pence Marries Miss Alain Pence at Home
Miss Alain Pence wed Willie Wigin in a small ceremony at the Pence home with near relatives and friends in attendance. The couple will honeymoon three weeks and live in Estancia, where a cottage awaits the bride. A later message says they reached Willard and await the Cut-off snow lull.
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Estancia
Willard
Mrs. Hlgin
Snow Buries Valley With Deep Drifts and Delayed Transit
Snow fell heavily Tuesday night into Wednesday raising depths to ten inches at town and fourteen inches nearby. Northeast winds created large drifts and mail service and trains were delayed. Despite disruption residents remained cheerful as harrows and plows prepared fields for moisture storage.
Cedarvale Becomes Open Entry for New Mexico Homesteaders
A news representative notes Cedarvale offers rich red chocolate loam soil in an irrigated basin ringed by mountains. The area, on the New Mexico Central railway twelve miles from Torrance Junction, provides open entry homesteads with timber or prairie land and strong water wells.
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Cedarvale
New Mexico
Gallinas
Pinos
Cameleons
Manzanos
New Mexico Central
Torrance Junction
Rock Island
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Santa I’e
Eastern
Estancia
Cedarvale emerges as new district and budding potato market
The article notes the organization of School District No. 33 at Mountainair New Mexico and describes Cedarvale’s early development. Immigrant settlers from Missouri, Illinois, Oklahoma, Iowa and Kansas arrive with land filings, aiming to plant crops and establish Cedarvale as a potato market.
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Manzano Grant
Grant
Tan
Said Township
Mountainair
New Mex
Cedarvale
New Mexico
Missouri
Illinois
Oklahoma
Iowa
Kansas
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Carlisle
Mrs. Brumback
St. Louis
Elgin
McHarg
Department of Justice
Gallinas Mountain
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