Ambiguous Alamogordo News Public Notice
Local Saturday edition from Alamogordo in Otero County provides no clear event details. Publication by The News Publishing Co. offers no specific notices or names readable from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Alamogordo News
Location
Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1908
Page
2
Local Saturday edition from Alamogordo in Otero County provides no clear event details. Publication by The News Publishing Co. offers no specific notices or names readable from the fragment.
The News announces candidacies for Otero county offices including superintendent of schools assessor probate clerk and commissioner. Names include L Simms M P Coakley J M Bowman C D Frost H H Kellogg E E Akers and Lee Jones, all subject to Republican convention action.
Mr Highroller says a new brand of Socialism has appeared in the Sacramento mountains. He claims the mountain socialist is against government ownership of the reserve and insists socialists must support the administration this fall to stay true to party policy.
The Tucumcari News argues New Mexico must prove its merit for admission and not rely on Andrews popularity in Congress. It cautions that Andrews may fail to secure cross-state support against Bev eridge and opponents, urging voters to focus on rights to recognition rather than Andrews’ eastern pull.
Resolutions honor John B. Miller who died July 28 1908. The Supreme Chancellor of the Universe records his passing and the lodge extends sympathy to his family as a kind husband father and citizen. A copy of these resolutions is to be sent to the family and kept in lodge records.
A humorous monologue features Pill and the speaker plotting to influence weekly papers and public opinion across New Mexico. They boast about manipulating printers, pensions, and editors while evading rivals like Chudge Mann and Spiess. The verse mocks media, local politics, and press culture with cheeky regional slang.
Mr Dille living southwest of Alamo Gordo discovered a spineless cactus variety and sent it to Washington researchers who showed interest. Professor Griffiths from Washington visited to study the plant and found a hardy, nearly spineless variety with fewer spines than the Burbank specimen. He stays in the area this week seeking more samples.
We, the Republicans of Otero county in convention, pledge our faith to the Grand Old Party as outlined by the national platform and the Silver City territorial resolutions. Though voiceless on presidential choices, we endorse Taft and Sherman and Roosevelt's administration. We commend Governor Curry and note W H Andrews, our congress delegate, for New Mexico. We demand immediate statehood for New Mexico.
A 1910s county meeting resolves to reform forestry policy and open reserved lands for farming and grazing. It pledges to support Edward A. Mann for the delegate to Congress, urging unity and honorable means to secure his Republican nomination and later vote.
Miss Jessie Monahan daughter of William Monahan married Mr William Kk Stalcup Justice of the Peace in a private Wednesday night ceremony at the bride’s home Rev S B Calloway officiating A reception followed with music from three Mexican musicians The couple reside at their newly finished home on Twelfth Street and Vermont Avenue with best wishes from many friends.
The Alamo Business Men's Club reports strong turnout at a Tuesday meeting delaying officer elections until August 12. Two new members joined as plans for a $10,000 canning plant with home capital were outlined by Mr. Welch, with a committee set to assist. James Beard was briefly unwell earlier in the week.
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