Town Trustees Minutes Report Pump Purchase and Street Work
Town of Carlsbad trustees meet to discuss a pump for the town well and authorize a contract draft by the town attorney before payment. A culvert across Canon street is approved with ditch work to improve drainage. Delinquent occupation taxes may be pursued by suit. a small bill for Pete Ruark is approved. Meeting adjourned with minor business.
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Carlsbad
G. Grantham
W. A. Poore
Julian Smith
Smith
JE. Laverty
Chan. H. Jones
R. A. Toffelmire
Chas. H. Jones
Canon Street
Ecos Valley Lumber Company
Ohnemus
W. A. Ore
M. R. Smith
Trip to Albuquerque with B Company and Machinists
Ray Davis the photographer and his wife joined the group traveling by auto to Albuquerque last Wednesday and returning Sunday. The party, including Mr and Mrs Davis and Kenneth, stayed with B Company for a dinner, then with Machinists Company. Brigadier General Tuthill inspected Company Ble quarters on Friday, praised order, and the Roswell team of Company A planned a Monday return. Weather was cooler and drivers noted muddy roads on the outbound trip and clear roads on the way back.
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Albuquerque
Ray Davis
Little Won
Eugene
Mol
Davis
Kenneth
B Company
Machinaian Company
Ace
Hubbard
Bem
Roswell
Do your swearing at the Current' ofice notary always in
The fragment hints at a notary public being available at a current office for sworn statements or affidavits. It references routine notarization services and office hours, but lacks full context or clear event details.
Efficient Bean Harvester Can Be Made at Home
An article from New Mexico's bulletin explains harvesting beans by hand, plowing, or a home built harvester. On 1500 acres, the manual method is slower, while a simple home built machine using steel knives and sled runners can cut beans just below the surface, enabling efficient large scale harvesting.
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Eaiy County
New Mexico
Garcia
Tracy brothers return from the east with news
FG. Tracy and George Tracy came back yesterday from the east where they accompanied their father’s roaming to Brooklyn. They were away three weeks. G. M. looks well and as congenial as in former days. He leaves for San Diego tomorrow.
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FG. Tracy
George Tracy
Romaing
Brooklyn
G. M
George
San Diego
Minnie Elwell Visits Kansas City With Sprong Family
Mrs. Minnie Elwell, who has been here a few weeks, left Saturday night for Kansas City to visit her parents. She has shared pleasant outings with Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Sprong and their children J. B. and Ruth Sprong, enjoying picnics and car rides through the valley to show its progress.
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Minnie Elwell
Kansas City
Jobn Plowman Highlights Malaga Visit
Jobn Plowman of Malaga visits today and stirs local chatter as spectators note his energetic presence and rapid remarks. The scene captures a lively exchange with residents and onlookers from surrounding areas.
Farmers' Exchange Bulletin urges seed selection for next year
The bulletin stresses selecting sound healthy seed this fall to curb seed costs and boost next year's yield. It advises choosing seed from mature stalks, from high yielding plants, and by hand as a deliberate task, noting like produces like and noting regional crops like corn cotton kaffirs mile maize.
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Farmers’ Exchange Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Durango
Jubilant visit from 78 year old mother to Kansas family
A 78 year old mother from Kansas surprised her son and family by visiting them alone. She traveled despite rainy weather and enjoyed her trip less than locals who witnessed the change in weather.
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Bus
Kansas
George M. Fisher
Cate
Ford Sale Ends as Owners Take Home Cars
Sikes is unloading a car of Fords today. However, they are all sold, and as the owners drive them to their homes, we wish them as much pleasure in their Ford as we have had in ours.
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Sikes
Seed Saving Aids Farmers In Future Planting
Farmers who select and save rare seeds for next year will find seed well adapted to their localities and avoid paying high prices. Every farmer should store an abundance of seed for family use and for sale. Demand remains strong for quality seed of various kinds.
Eddy County urged to plant more wheat this season
A statewide drive urges Eddy County farmers to sow as much wheat as possible while praising last year’s profits. If wheat isn’t suitable, barley or oats are advised with emphasis on smut treatment using formalin. Farmers are warned against idle land and urged to prepare seed and equipment for early planting.
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Farmers’ Exchange Bulletin
Exldy County
State Council of Defense
The
Agricultural College
Washington
Eddy County
New Mexico
Richards Return to Carle After Urbana Visit
C M Richards returns to Carle after leaving Mrs Richards in Urbana Illinois to spend another month with relatives. He has spent the past week in Kansas City on business.
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C. M. Richards
Carle
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