Frosts Devastate Early New Mexico Fruit Crops
Frosts near Santa Fe and Las Vegas severely harmed early fruit varieties, with 23.6 to 25.9 degree temperatures destroying peaches, cherries, apples, and plums. Late-bearing varieties may survive, but a fifteen to twenty thousand dollar loss is feared for Santa Fe orchards and Las Vegas reports note widespread damage and many trees sheltering or bearing less fruit. Marriage licenses issued to James Solomon Evans and Nellie List and San A. Goldsmith and Onie Hillis of Estancia.
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Santa Fe Valley
Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Mexican
Las Vegas
N. M
James Solomon Evans
Nelle List
Wilard
San A. Goldsmith
Onie Hillis
Estancia
Stanley Index 60 Appear Soon
B Castle of Stanley passed through Estancia on last night's train and called at the News office. He plans to publish the Stanley Index a four page five column home printed sheet and will travel to Alamogordo and El Paso for material. He expects uphill work but promises dedication and strong local support.
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B. Castle
Stanley
Estancia
Mr. Castle
Alamogordo
el Paso
Santa Fe Boosters Plan May Business Excursion
General Manager B A Grimshaw of the Santa Fe Central Railway outlines a May trip from Santa Fe to Willard at a low rate to visit business firms along the route. He aims to stop at every station to meet local businessmen and foster mutual interests with Estancia Valley communities, with bands and amusements likely.
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B. Grimshaw
Santa Fe Central Railway
Santa Fe
Willard
New Mexican
Estancia
Santa Fe Central
Surprising News Awaits Estancion Man Hendrix
J W Hendrix, back from New York, reads in disbelief that Louis Strang won the Briarcliff Automobile Race driving the Italian car, the same name under which Hendrix was entered in the race, revealed in a New York paper at his Estancion post office stop.
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J. W. Hendrix
New Yorks
Distancia
Louis Strang
Hendrix
Another Rose in the Valley at Dow Home Estancia
Mrs N S Rose gave birth to an eight pound son at the Dow home in Estancia on Tuesday. The baby is welcomed by Mr and Mrs Milton Dow and Mrs Rose daughter of the Dows. Mr Rose editor of the Carrizozo Outlook left for Lincoln county after a brief visit. All are reported well. F N McCloskey moved to Albuquerque last Sunday evening.
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Rio Grande Valley
Santa Fe
Albuquerque Journal
Dow
Estancia
N.S. Rose
Rose
Milton Dow
Carrizozo Outlook
Lincoln County
Board
Tme
Estancia Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Republican Club
Stancia
Miust
Pesci
Hutson
A. J. Green
Green
Court House
Middle West
Campbell
Estancia Board of Trade Survives Bid to Disband
Estancia residents rallied to preserve the Estancia Board of Trade after a push to dissolve it. A mass meeting approved a plan to explain the group’s purpose and invite wider participation. The board amended Section 3 of leases, welcomed new members by open ballot, and eyed funding for a county courthouse bond issue.
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Estancia Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Messrs. Hitson and
Stubblefield
Estancia
Noq
Deciad
Tornoon
Tea Board
C. H. Hutson
L. A Bond
Celestine Ortiz
A. J. Green
J. F. Stubblefield
Earl Scott
L. A. Rousseau
John W. Corbett
J.P. Kennedy
P. A.speckmann
Excursion to Santa Fe by Santa Fe Central Train
The Santa Fe Central plans a special train from Willard to Santa Fe next Sunday for fans to attend a ball game between the Barelas Grays of Albuquerque and the Salmon Grays of Santa Fe followed by a second game against a Estancia Valley team. Fares are Estancia 1.25 dollars round trip Willard 1.50 Moriarty and McIntosh 1.00. Departure times: Willard 7 00 am Estancia 7 35 McIntosh 7 55 Moriarty 8 22.
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Santa Fe Central
Willard
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Estancia
United States
Moriarty
McIntosh
Children’s Home Society Promotes Family Foster Care
The April issue of the Home Evan gel highlights the Children’s Home Society work to end homelessness with “a home for every homeless child.” Dr. Charles E. Lukens leads as superintendent, and the six-point plan favors placing children in families rather than large institutions, pairing children with foster homes to save them from poverty and degradation.
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Home Evangel
Children’s Home Society
Chas. EB. Lukens
To Make the Homes Moré Beautiful
Chas Dé Bremond advises Farm and Ranch readers on beautifying the homestead. He emphasizes planning ahead, smart plant selection, and the long term value of trees and shrubs. He urges separating barn and house, painting barns, and planting shade trees to improve health and comfort.
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Chas
Dé Bremond
University students stage Love's Labor Lost at Elks Opera House
The April performance directed by John H. Cram drew a full house with student actors Harriet K. Davis and Beatrice Tascher praised for key roles. Ralph Tascher and Kirk Bryan earned strong notices as King of Navarre and Gentleman. The production aims to offset the athletic season deficit.
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John H. Cram
Elks’ Opera House
Harriet K. Davis
France
Beatrice Tascher
Ralph Tascher
Kirk Bryan
Navarre
Manzano and Mt Taylor forests expanded in presidential proclamation
The President signed a proclamation uniting Manzano and Mt. Taylor forests into Manzano National Forest. Additions total about 70,686 acres to Manzano No.1 and 110,525 acres to Mt. Taylor area forming two new blocks near Estancia Valley and San Mento. The changes emphasize protecting timber for settlers and grazing lands, with the south addition mainly juniper and pinon.
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Washington
Manzano and
Mt. Taylor National Forests
New Mexico
Manzano National Forest
Manzano No.1
Manzano No. 2
Manzano
Belen
Santa Fe
Manzano No. 1
Estancia Valley
San Pedro Mountains
San Pedro Grant
Tejon Grant
Ortiz’ Mine Grant
San Pedro
Manzano Mountains
Golden
Extancia
Mt. Taylor National Forest
Manzano No.2
San Mento
San Mateo
Cebelleta
Ignatio Chaves
Bartolome Fernandes
Grants
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N.M
Santa Fe Boosters
Estancion
F.N. McCloskey
Dove OF Peage
Mr. Hutson
Santa Fé
Children’s Society
Mt. Taylor
National Domain
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