Mountain View Social and Military Training Notes
John Bayler traveled to Camp Cody en route after visiting wagon Mound for military training. The Mountain View Ladies Aid met Mrs Will Brockman. Ruth Robertson hosted guests including Misses Carrie Pickett Lida Pickett Gertrude Hicks. Rosy crowd attended at Spencer and Fred Pate homes. Red Cross donations sought in Mt Wu amid weather woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bayler
Wagon Mound
Camp Cody
The
Mountain View Ladies Aid
Will Brockman
Carrie and
Lida Pickett
Gertrude Hicks
Henry Newton
Calyton Kuykendah
Vernie Kneedler
Gaston Brock
Ruth Robertson
Mills natives head to summer activities and military service
Miss Berton Rinehart and Miss Lara Cunningham from Mills travel to Las Vegas for summer school while Miss Lillian Horton, from Chicago, arrives to spend the season at home. Her two brothers have joined the army. John Hepburn, ex RFO carrier at Mills, went to Wagon Mound. Local residents and visiting families are noted, with Red Cross solicitation and travel to Greenville mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Rinehart
Lara Cunningham
Mills
Las Vegas
Lillian Horton
Chicago
John Hepburn
R.F.O' Carrier
Wagon Mound
Public Land Notices From New Mexico 1918
Notices announce final three year proof intentions for homestead entries in Mora, Union and Colfax counties. Claimants Mary Bailey Antonio Rodriguez Otto Lobstroh and Agaray list witnesses and commissioners for hearings in Roy Wagon Mound Ray and Clayton New Mexico with dates in May to July 1918.
U S Public Urges Sharp Cut in Wheat Use During War
The U S Food Administration in Washington calls for a 50 percent cut in national wheat use to supply Allied bread next harvest. Households urged to limit wheat products to 1 1 2 pounds per person weekly with substitution allowed for cereals and potatoes. Public eateries to observe two wheatless days and cap bread servings, while bakers, grocers, and manufacturers cut wheat flour purchases and nonfood wheat use declines. Authorities warn of ongoing distribution limits until harvest relaxes restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Food Administration
Washington
Homestead Claimant Sets July 56 1918 Hearing Date
Gale G Kidd of Roy New Mexico files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to Lots 1 2 8 4 Section 20 Township 20 N Range 26 W New Mexico M P M before H Foster U S Commissioner at Roy on July 56 1918. Register Paz Valverde signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Clayton
Gale G. Kidd
Roy New Mexico
H. Foster
U.S
Roy
New Mexico
Hall Orin Kirby
Nels L. Benson
Alr
Rey New Mexico
Land Office notice of homestead filings from New Mexico
The U.S. Land Office Santa Fe and Roy New Mexico publish notices of land claims. Harry Biss of Solano and Charles Depew of Roy file three year proof to establish title on specified sections and ranges with witnesses named. Publication dated May 1918.
For Sale A 1 Milk Cow 8 Years Old Just Fresh
William Brashears advertises an eight year old milk cow just fresh for sale. The brief notice lists the seller and item but provides no additional details or price.
Land Claim Notice for Ej-NE Section 15 Township 21N
Robert J. Herron of Roy New Mexico filed notice of intent to make three year proof to establish his claim to the land described Hkono 020179 Ej-NE Section 15 Township 21N Range 6 B N M P M before U S Commissioner F H Foster in Roy New Mexico on May 19 1916 Claimant names witnesses B C Jordan Tomas Menzanara Thomas Blankenship E J H Roy All of Roy New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land’ Office
Clayton New Mexico
Harry Biss
Solano New Mexico
W.H. Willcox
Dohnew Mackey
Marlon Conner
Ernest B
Choate
Henry
Dean
Aflor
Paz Valverde
U.S. Land Office
Clayton
New Mexico
Robert J. Herron
Roy New Mexico
F H Foster
U.S
U. S
Samuel E Rucker
Amisted
New
Nwi
U. 5
Gabriel S Vigil
Russicio Montano
James Rgaley
Jose T Garcia
Albert New Mexico
Land claim notices and final proof filings in New Mexico
The record lists multiple land claimants in New Mexico with deadlines for final proof under the Relief Act. Samuel E Rucker and others file notices of intention to make proof before U.S. Commissioner W H Willcox in Roy on July 5 1918. Paz Valverde and Williamsc Boulware are cited for final proofs before officers in Roy and Clayton NM in 1919.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Trading Co
Mountain View
Albert Pate
Fred Pate
Robertsons
Spencer
Wm. Kneedler
Glenn
Mofax
Brock
Red Cross
Mt. Wu
Opal
Ruby and
Zella Everett
Chico Mountains
Philip Pint
Mr. Dunn
Solano
Wm. G. Johnson
Mrs. Andra
Arnolds
la Cinta Can
Matthews
E. D. Choate Home
Ralph Williams
Tucumcuri
Harry Hughes
Walter Ross
Greenvill
N. M
Mary Bailey
Mora County
Meridian
F. H. Foster
U. 8
Witney Hen S Skasher
JF. Mitchell Ava Holmes
A. A. Himes
Santa Fe
New M
Antonio J Rodriguez
Wagon Menn
N.M
Stanley A. Foutz
N. M. P. Meridian
I. H. Foster
Ray, N. M
Cosme C Hernande
McGrath Joe Mastas
Mills New
Mexico
John McCrystel
Ray N. M. New
America
Register
Interior
Charles Depew
Hatey
St-Nel See
Township
Renge
N. OM
FB. A. Foster
U S
Roy N. M
Gran
Hugh Trout
John
Wm. Brashears
New Mex
Williams
N.M.P
H Foster
US Com
Roy NM
AB Slusher
A Himes
HC Mitchell
Fairview Pharmacy
the Roy Drug Store
Kodaks
Eastman
Dr. M. I
Gibbs
Prop
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