Santa Fe Boosters Visit Estancia Valley in 180 Strong Turnout
A Santa Fe County Commercial Club contingent plus visitors from Santa Fe, Stanly, Moriarty, and McIntosh arrived by train to Estancia Valley. The crowd browsed shops, heard remarks by Col. G. W. Pritchard and Acting Gov. Nathan Jaffa, praised local merchants, and praised hotels and meals as the booster trip showcased regional growth and potential trade.
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Santa Fe
Stanly
Moriarty
Mclntosh
Col. G. W. Pritchard
Nathan Jaffa
Andrews
Santa Fe Central
Salt Lakes
Miraffa
Rte
Mayes
Con Clusata
Methods to Rid Estancia Rabbits From a Secretary Letter
Acting Chief Henshaw of the Biological Survey replies to inquiries about controlling jackrabbits near Estancia New Mexico. The letter outlines several nonlethal and chemical approaches, including woven wire fences, lime or fly-killer sprays, glue and bait mixtures, trapping, and winter hunting. It notes no proven disease and urges cautious use to protect wildlife.
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Henshaw
Biological Survey Culture
Van
Department of Age
HH. W. Henshaw
Biological Survey
Pbita
New Buildings And Paint In Estancia Show Trust In Growth
Estancia awakens to improvements with Valley Lumbar Company expanding yards and new business projects. Milton Dow starts a rental building between the Valley Hotel and Fifth Street brick structure. Hotel and Brick Bullring gain fresh paint and Ortiz Grocery receives renovation. Dr Sunderland’s recitation rooms in the Santa building get a new larchwood floor. These signs reflect local faith and ongoing prosperity despite broader low mood.
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Estancia
Valley Lumbar Company
M. Bush
Nisbett
Milton Dow
Valley Hotel
Ortizes
Ortiz
Dr. Sunderland
Poultry Show Sets Exhition and New Trophies at Irrigation Congress
Committees on poultry exhibits plan fifteen trophies for the National Irrigation congress poultry show, including premier prizes and three inch mounts by Studebaker Brothers. Pueblo Indians contribute a novel trophy, highlighting the event as a major western exhibition. The congress will form a large village with Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache representatives, featuring Sicilian dances and traditional life glimpses. A low prize plow for best ten pounds of native beans raised by irrigation is added. Hallu Temple plans a grand fall Shrine session during the congress with open house and a large initiation class expected.
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National Irrigation Congress
Studebeker Brothers Manufacturing Company
Barminga
Inillan
Inag
Ctw
Nidhit
Reis
Pradhan
Congress of Indiane
Jou
Dallas
Texas
Hallut Abyad Temple of the Mystic Shrine
New Mexico
Santa Fe Central to Run Memorial Day Excursion
The Santa Fe Central announces a special Memorial Day train from Estancia McIntosh Moriarty and valley points to Santa Fe on Saturday May 30. Round trip fares are 1 60 from Tom Willard 1 25 from Estancia and 1 00 from McIntosh and Moriarty. The two Santa Fe Central cars and two foreign coaches form a double header to provide motive power for the weekday excursion.
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Santa Fe Central
Valley Points
Santa Fe
Samoeg
Tom Willard
Estancia
McIntosh
Moriarty
Sioux City Public Lands Bill Moves to Conference
Denver Republican reports the Homestead Bill under Mount of the Public Lands Committee advances after a packed debate. The measure, though amended, aims to set residency and water-use provisions with talks of final adjustment in a conference committee.
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Mount del
Public Lands
Uie
Senate
Denver Republican
Help the Unfortunate Report of visually and hearing impaired children
M B Atkinson of the local school board was asked by the county superintendent to report all blind, deaf and dumb children in the district. The territory provides for their education and boards should assist institutions in locating parents or guardians. Anyone knowing of such children may report to Mr Atkinson or leave details at the office. Acasia Gallegos of Torreon is in Es. His wife has been ill for some time.
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M. B. Atkinson
Acasia Gallegos
Torreon
Tancia Tod
Blesher Preparing Move to Estancia from Encino
Blesher of Encino has been in Estancia arranging the move for his family to the new location.
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Blesher
Encino
Estancia
Premium Pumping Plant Prize At Irrigation Congress
A Denver firm offers a $1,000 prize at the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque for the best truck gardening exhibit on ten acres or more using pumping irrigation. The trophy includes a gasoline engine and a centrifugal pump and will operate on site during the congress. Winning growers may take the equipment home after adjournment.
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Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Hendrie & Bolthoff Manuaturing Supply Company
Denver
Twitchell
Gardner
EB. Twitchell
National Irrigation Congress
N. M
Congress
Lamb
Would Add El Paso to New Mexico Would Add El Paso to New Mexico
Philadelphia attorney Tracy Tobin, in Denver for Dr. S. A. Knopffin’s $106,000 suit, proposes rearranging territory borders to join El Paso and Farmington with New Mexico and detach a Texas slice. He seeks statehood plans, cites Arizona differences, and notes past NM appointments and divorces congress seat. Tobin aims to become NM governor.
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el Paso
New Mexico
Tracy Tobin
Philadelphia
Denver
S. A. Knopffin
Arigond
Tobin
Otero
Texas
Farmington
New
Paso
Arizona
Roosevelts
Phoenix
Santa Fe
Rhode Island
Delate
Democrats of Torrance County Meet to Nominate Delegates
The Democrats of Torrance County will convene in Estancia tomorrow to name delegates for the Roswell convention on June 10. Delegates will then be chosen to represent New Mexico at the Denver convention and a candidate for congress will also be named. It is expected all parts of the county will be represented at the meeting.
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Torrance County
Estancia
Roswell
New Mexico
Denver
Fool's Work Destroying Trees Cited by John Muir
The excerpt argues that fools destroy ancient forests for quick gain, noting long growth periods and the protection trees provide against droughts and storms. It laments loss of primeval woodlands and reminds that mature trees take centuries to replace, while only saplings grow in their stead.
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John Muir
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Uuu
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Segard
Old City
Grimshaw
Willard
Stanley
Kennedy
Acciva Santa Fe
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Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg Supply Co
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Washington, D. C
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San Francisco
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