Livestock Markets Fall Across Regions In Slow Week
Receipts light as cattle prices slip 25 to 35 cents, stockers 15 to 25 cents lower. Sheep market steady then drops 40 cents. lambs around 5.60 for wethers, ewes 5.25. Texan wethers 4.75 per 15 pounds. Arizona sheep mixed sale influences Chicago market amid packer tension. Reported by J A Rickarr, LS Correspondent.
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Kansas City
Montans
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
Montrose
Arizona
Chicago
J. A. Rickarr
Weekly Crop Bulletin for New Mexico May 1 1925
Heavy rains and showers ended the week with moist soil delaying some field work. Warm spells boost plowing late seeding corn cane field pea garden and potato planting in central and northern districts while alfalfa shows strong growth and an early heavy first cutting is promised. Lambing proceeds under favorable weather though northeast cattle sheep and horses losses continue. fruit trees bloom profusely and set well across central and southern regions. Cnas KE Linsey Section Director.
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N. M
Cnas
KE. Linsey
Arm Injury Report From Mesilla Park Athlete Son
Judge John R. McFic of Santa Fe received word that his son John, a student at the Agricultural college in Mesilla Park, fell during athletic work on Monday and broke his arm. No further details have been received.
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John R. McFic
Santa Fe
John
Mesilla Park
Santa Fe New Mexican
Fresh fruits in season at Wink Jers Geo KB
Local notes show visits from Reverend Fraser of the Presbyterian church in Albuquerque and Ed Jaramillo, president of the county commissioners, with various residents traveling for health, business, and mining work. Captain Ted Matthews travels to Magdalena for telephone line extension. Assessor A H three relocates from San Marcial. school of Mines students join Magdalena mining survey. Miss Stelle Ramsey arrives from El Paso. groundwork for marble and cut stone factory in Albuquerque discussed.
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Rawon Olguin
Dane
San Marcial Orchestra
Stelle Ramsey
Socorro
el Paso
Ramsey
Hendrix
Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
California
Will Swisher Not Dead Rumor Sparks Socorro Sensation
A sensational report in Socorro claimed Will Swisher of Socorro was killed. The Albuquerque Citizen item linked a Fireman Swisher to an explosion that killed Engineer Davis, but the Chieftain confirms the Socorro Will Swisher is alive and studying at a Tennessee medical college, quelling the death rumor.
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Socorro
Will Swisher
Efron
Swisher Wite
Tim
Wngineer Davis
Join V
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Philippines
Santa Fe
United States Army
Swisher
Tennessee Medical College
Mark Twain
Musicale and Ice Cream Social at Presbyterian Church
A successful musicale and ice cream social drew a crowded congregation. Performances included piano duets, vocal solos, violin and string quartets by local artists, with proceeds around a sum to aid the parsonage debt. refreshments featured ice cream sherbets and cake, served by the ladies.
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Presbyterian Church
Pemiered Wis
Mesdames O'Gara
Smith
Mary
Noble
Case, Murray and Noble
Hstelle Greenwalt
Misses Gordon
Harriet Kealer
Snow Blocks Dalton Divide Travel And Buffalo Shipments
Snow drifts four to five feet deep slowed travel for three days on the Dalton Divide and Macho Canon as Fred Tracey and others struggled to reach camp. A Missoula dispatch notes 35 buffalo from the Pablo herd shipped from Arlee toward Oklahoma, the world’s largest herd. An offhand joke about a poet bump and a fall in a pit are also mentioned alongside notices from The Chieftain office.
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Fred Tracey
Ie Pecos
Macho Canon
Congrets
Divide
Santa Me New Mexican
Missoula
Montana
Arlee
M. Miller
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Local Writers Offer Irrigation Tools and Equipment
Readers seeking irrigation plants windmills pumps or scales can find support from local writers who can supply guidance and options. The message promises assistance and satisfaction for those in need of such equipment.
Session of Probate Court in May 1 session
In a Probate Court session on Monday May 1 Judge Henry Dreyfus presided with Clerk B A Pino and Sheriff Leandro Baca. Salomon G Baca as administrator of Eutimio Monte reported last two months balance of 3476. The report was approved and new appointments followed for several estates with bonds and approvals including Nestor Gonzales as administrator of Floripea de aziles and Francisco Padilla y Silva estates. The court authorized sale of personal property to pay debts and granted leaves to file final reports at the next term.
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Henry Dreyfus
B.A. Pino
Leandro Baca
Salomon G. Baca
Eutimio Monte
Nestor Gonzales
Ploripea de Aziles
Martin Padilla
Francisco Padilla Y Silva
Julia. Croene
Victor Cromaly
Floripe Baca de Gonzales
Adid
Butimio Montoya
Public Land Notices From Las Cruces and Socorro NM
Notices announce filings for final proof on public lands under the 1901 act and its amendments. Claimants include Jiuardo Jaramillo for tract one in section 32, and Ramon Baca y Chaves for lots in Meridian, with witnesses listed and a May 1 and May 2, 1905, hearing date respectively, in Socorro and Santa Fe districts.
Judging From Appearances and a Gallery Bet
A lecturer speaks of entertaining experiences with kings and four queens while a boy in the gallery bets 40 cents on a full hand. The noisy fragment mentions Chicago Record and a house for rent with six rooms, credited to C. T. Brown, and a subscription note for The Chieftain.
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Chicago
C.T. Brown
Notice of final proof for Small Holding No. 178440 at Socorro
Land Office at Las Cruces New Mexico May 5 1905 notice that Juan Gonzales y Trujillo filed to make final proof for Small Holding No 178440 Pawnship 3 and 4 South of Range one east New Mexico. Proof will be before Probate Clerk Socorro County Socorro NM June 14 1905 witnesses Ma Encarnacio Garcia Benavides Juan Apadaca and others to prove continuous residence on land. TIROMM MARTIN Register
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Ment of the Interior
States Land Office
Las Cruces
N. M
Socorro
New Mexico
Jiuardo Jaramillo
Aviz
Serafin Lucero
Vicentela
David Anca
San Antonio
Interior Department
Saul
Department of the Life
United States Land Office
Saco Mex
Ramon Baca Y Chaves
Grabriel Mora
Lopes
Gumisinds Benavides
Eduardo V. Baca
David Mora
Creas
Jexoie
N. Mex
Socorro County
Juan Gonsales
Y Trujillo
Encarnacio Garcia
Benavides
Juan Apadaca
Tiromm Martin
Department of the Interior
United States
Salomon G. Baca
Eutinio Montoya
S. R. Mer
Mauricio Miera
José A. Montoya
Ricardo Pino
New Mex
Nicholas Galle
Register
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