Missions of New Mexico an Unusual Chapter of History
Frail narrative of early Spanish missions in New Mexico highlights Franciscan labor and Pueblo cooperation shaping 46 missions built without funds or formal plans. Notable sites include Pecos and Jemez missions, Pecos National Monument, and the Acoma stronghold linked to Fray Alonzo de Benavides, with legends of great cedar beams and arduous mountain transport.
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New Mexico
Santa FE
Franciscan Fathers and Indians of
Southwest
Museum of
Edger L. Hewett
Reginald G. Fisher
Nuestra Senora de Los Angeles de Pordimciia
Pecos
Coronado
Gran Quivira
Mountainair
Fray Alonzo de Benavides
Job Open For Hangman In Zambia Rumors
Chicago Tribune reports a grim job ad for a hangman with no experience required and a $4000 annual salary. Twenty condemned men at Broken Hill Prison await execution as Zambia debates replacing foreign executioners with native staff, drawing criticism from Times of Zambia.
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Chicago Tribune
Johannesburg
South Africa
Zambia
Jack Catchpole
Broken Hill
Ministry of Home Affairs
Lusaka
Kenneth Kaunda
Catchpole
the Times of Zambia
Sears Big Grill and Accessory Sale Ad
Sears promotes a barbecue sale with motorized braziers priced at 30.99. The unit features a swinging heavy duty motor and a see through glass window, plus a removable cutting board and 10 lb charcoal bin, plus large wheels for mobility.
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Cooley News Service
Coronado State Monument
Albuquerque
Rio Grande
the Museum of New Mexico
Pecos National Monument
Los Alamos
Abo
Acoma
Albuqueurque
America
Philadelphia
Hangman
Sears
Jom the
Ag Egigister
Bbc
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Martin Rd
Gilbey
Oncxas