Mountainair Saloons Targeted in Permanent Injunction
In Alamogordo the Sixth Judicial District Court grants a permanent injunction sought by Mountainair residents against JA McKinley and Deotes Torres. City residents claim Mountainair now meets habitation requirements and aims to keep saloons out. Rumors say prosecutions may follow for alleged license fraud.
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Alamogordo
Mountainair
JA. McKinley
Deotes Torres
Mann
Mountainairy
School Notes and Attendance From Local District
The irregular notes report illness and school attendance. Ewing Minor remains very ill while Riley Lee returns to class. Several students, including Leonard Paul and Chester Baker, rejoined or enrolled after absences. Albuquerque visitors Kathrine Lesaier and Lincoln Chavez attended the fair. A damaging frost occurred Saturday night September 26, with crops maturing well this fall before Jack arrived.
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Jack
Insurance Paid in Full Ire Minnie Brumback Agent Receives Draft
Minnie Brumback local agent for St Paul Fire and Marine Co received a draft for 997.23 this week in settlement of the loss from the bakery fire on August 22 caused by O Tuttle. The firm has previously settled losses for others associated with the incident.
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Minnie Brumback
St. Paul
Willard Attorney Loses Home In Early Week Fire
Willard attorney Jennings of Willid was in Nstancia on business near day when fire destroyed his home by evening. He had left with children to hear a graphophone and returned to find the house in flames. Everything was burned and loss was total though the insured amount will cover part. The fire’s origin is unknown.
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Jennings
Willid
Nstancia
Tokhildren
Builders Busy in Estancia Amid Expanding Structures
In Estancia, carpenters stay busy as several projects advance. A county jail wing at 34 by 14 feet nears completion. Romero Planing Mill adds a 10 by 60 foot work area with roofing, siding, and machinery to follow. Nearby, Elgin, Hessles, and local firms push homes, shops, and bank and drug building work as hard times seem not to slow construction.
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Estancia
Romero
Mir Romero
Coach
Stanford
Park
Will Ilgin
Isis
Bath Room
Pauntry
Elgin
Doi
Seide
Fordion
Chavez
Banks
Eston
Warderford Heads to Albuquerque for Brief Visit
Warderford will leave this city for Albuquerque for a few days visit. Local officials note the trip is personal in nature and no public events are scheduled.
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Uece Warderford
Albuquerque
Most Extensive Dry Farming Exhibit at Estancia Valley
The Estancia Valley showcases the most extensive dry farming exhibit in the horticultural and agricultural building. Visitors from rainfall regions doubt such results without irrigation as huge pumpkins and squash demonstrate the dry farming method in Estancia Valley New Mexico.
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Estancia Valley
Estancia
Great Pecos Valley and Mining Exhibits Dominant at Territorial Fair
Roswell, Carlsbad, Artesia and Pecos country features fruit grain and grass displays. A vast Great Pecos Valley sign spans the grounds as Warren district of Arizona and Cochise County mines showcase minerals. Copper Queen mines and Douglas show large ore specimens and pamphlets promote local regions. Mimbres valley combines mineral and agricultural displays with irrigation near Deming. Estancia valley highlights dry farming pumpkins and sugar beets provoking disbelief in arid yields. Mountainair’s Mountai View ranch presents dry farming products. Yavapai and Cochise displays include copper ores and famous Louis world’s fair prize ores. The Santa Fe and University of New Mexico exhibits impress visitors, coal mine displays attract crowds, and Colfax county emphasizes coal and coke with child agricultural exhibits.
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Albuquerque
N.M
J. Franklin Bell
U.S. Army
Alvarado Hotel
Central Avenue
21St Regular Infantry
Hearn
5Th Cavalry
New Mexico Militia
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico Agricultural College
U.S. Indian School
George Curry
Staf
F.C. Gou Idy
Board of Control
Felix Lester
Willard S. Hopewell
Curry
B. L. Medler
Roswell
Mesilla Park
Ay Cultural College
The
Military Institute
Prinidad
Utah
Horticultural Hall
el Paso
Mesilla Valley
Pecos
Estancia Valley
George H. Clements
Rio Grande Valley
Irrigation Congress
Paso Herald
Paso
Las Cruces
Agricultural College
B. J. Viljoen
Gerino
Elephant Butte
Mesilla
Fabian Garcia
J. D. Tinsley
Luther Porter
Snow Ranch
Meilla Park
Mr. Snow
Esilla Valley
Pecos Vailey
New Mexico Valley
Hagerman Ranch
Erman
Carlsbad
Artesia
Great Pecos Valley
Warren
Arina
Copper Queen
Cochise County
Douglas
Warren District
Shattuck & Arizona
Avizonians
Mimbres
Combi
Estanels
Mountai View Ranch
Mountainair
N. Mi
Loo Hse
Yavapai
Cochise
Arizona
Prescott
Yavapai County
University of New Mexico
Taos Pueblo
Ametican Black Coal Company
Colfax County
Colorado
Culberson to Begin Albuquerque Eastern Railway Job
Culberson of Culberson Construction plans to build the Albuquerque Eastern line for A L Richmond and associates of Pittsburgh. J R Barwell to head the first engineering corps. Farwell and men depart for Hagan Thursday. two more corps to follow. Equipment from Denver. Culberson to supervise all construction and improve the Moriarty to Hagan survey with a heavier but smoother grade to aid locomotives. Plan to haul coal out of Hagan before Christmas.
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CH. Culberson
Culberon Construction Company
Albuquerque
Hagan
Joe Took a Tumble Joe Leader Boy Harrow Escape
Joe Took a Tumble Joe, the Leader Boy, narrowly escaped serious injury after falling from the DeBruler stable roof on Tuesday. He was playing with other boys and the fall injured neck muscles, causing him to carry his head proudly on Wednesday. Local readers hope no further harm comes to this pleasant daily caller.
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Joe
DeBruler
Albuquerque Couple Weds in City Residence
William M. Nichols of Belen and Miss Lyle Hanlon of Mountainair were married at 9 PM at 817 North Street. Dr Charles Bens performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in San Mariel and begin a southern honeymoon trip. Nichols is a Santa Fe conductor. Hanlon comes from a prominent Mountainair family.
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William M. Nichols
Belen
Lyle Hanlon
Mountainair
Charles Watlington
North Street
Charles Bens
San Mareial
Nichols
Santa Fe
Miss Hanlon
Albuquerque Journal
Delayed Car Arrivals Challenge Utah Oil Exhibit Setup
The article notes delayed arrivals of cars but expected readiness by Wednesday afternoon. Utah plans a significant exhibit, featuring oil paintings around Salt Lake City and in the Mormon state's agricultural regions.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Mormon State
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Russel Souders
Frank Block
Halcott
Leonard Paul
Ralph and
Irby Bedford
Chester Baker
Mabel Hine
Kathrine Lesaier
Motin
Eimer Lee
Marl Reid Choo
Pickard Walker
Helen Paup
Julius Yer
Aes
Lincoln Chavez
Robert Henry
Ruth Bedford
Manzanos
Chas. Meyer
Ysibil Apoduca
Annie Aragon
Sila Sanchez
Manuel Aragon
Jonglays Flome Baris
Willard
el Paso Herald
Tural
Will
General Grains Company
Wedi Albuquerque
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