Women in Grant County in Grant County, NM
Women homesteaders, business owners, teachers, midwives, suffragists, and the often-uncited daughters and wives whose names appear in the margins of primary sources.
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A committee that holds office for one year and is responsible for dividing the county into six round up districts.
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The company whose ranch was the site of the attack on Mrs. Wallace.
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A church and parish house in Silver City to which Mrs. Warren was a principal contributor.
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Miss Mary Mack is adding new names to the membership list of the Fraternal Brotherhood.
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A company led by John Glanton, from which a member sought permission to leave.
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Grand jury with Jo E. Sheridan as foreman and H. H. Betts as clerk.
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The residents of Lordsburg who petitioned regarding the insane woman.
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Insurance company seeking admission to do business in New Mexico.
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The Jackson Loan and Trust Co is based in Fort Worth, Texas and Jackson, Mississippi.
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The Lordsburg Oil Gas Development Company was incorporated in New Mexico, with its certificate filed with the State Corporation Commission.
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Apache tribe attacked by Hatch at the Mescalero agency, with twenty-two mostly women and children killed.
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Samuel Blair was superintendent of missions of the Methodist Episcopal church of New Mexico.
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The office held by Frank W Clancy, who issued an opinion on women's eligibility for school directors.
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The board designated Julius Staab to examine the protest against Fred McDonald's bar admission.
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The publication from whose March 1952 issue the foregoing article about Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Warren was taken.
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The probable institution from which the women graduated.
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The New York Herald published an advertisement placed by Mrs. Ann Fee seeking information about her son.
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A newspaper that discovered Arthur Baker brought his wife's sister instead of his wife.
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A fraternal organization whose Grand Chapter presented a silver plaque to Mrs. Warren on its 25th anniversary.
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Newspaper that reported the story of the lost wife from Silver City.
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A newspaper that editorialized about a law prohibiting women from entering saloons.
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A club that met at Mrs Bundy's home and planned to meet next with Mrs Tom Clary.
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The quarries operated by Mrs. Lydia J. Cadwell, also known as the 'Ricolite Queen'.
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Location above which Mrs. O. E. Colby opened dressmaking parlors.
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Newspaper to which Mrs. Warren gave an interview in 1932.
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Funeral home handling the transfer of Mrs. Vanhoozier's body.
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The Bradfield Regulator Co, based in Atlanta, Ga, manufactures Mothers Friend, a product for pregnant women.
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A company based in Atlanta, Georgia that manufactures and sells Mothers Friend.
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The Towne smelter is where Mrs Ann Meador's husband is employed.
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The Senate is concerned about the disappearance of Senator Smith and the missing report on statehood.
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Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy of which Mrs Bryan is president.
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The Wade Park Bank was where Ira Reynolds held securities for Mrs. Chadwick.
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Express company used to ship Thomas Ingram's remains to Springfield, Missouri.
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Insurance company seeking admission to do business in New Mexico.
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A club that met at Mrs A L Gurley's home.
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Delegation that complained about the mandate for German East Africa and lack of indemnity for Belgian currency depreciation.
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A leading Spanish-language journal in the territory that has long advocated for New Mexico's statehood and now supports joint statehood with Arizona.
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The New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, New Mexico, is advertised as a military school established and supported by the territory.
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Political party with 854,970 registered voters in California for the 1920 election.
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