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Newspaper
El Hispano Americano
Location
Belen, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
2
An old time hair color mixture restored natural dark color and shine. Sold by local druggists as Wyeth’s Bage and Gulphar Compner with a note it is not a disease cure.
Minnesota Senator Kellogg criticizes government railroad management as wasteful and doomed by its democratic framework. He argues the government operation is inherently inefficient and tragic outcomes are inevitable under current organization as Congress records reflect on August 5.
February 18 1920 at Gallup New Mexico Herman J McDaniel files to cancel entry for SW1ANWL4 and related parcels in Township 10 N Range 14 W New Mexico Principal Meridian alleging Guadalupe Chavez failed to establish cultivate or reside and abandoned the land for over a year not due to military service. Chavez must answer within twenty days after fourth publication or entry will be canceled. Francisco Delgado Register. February 28 March 4 11 18.
Chicago Del. in an answer to a query from leaders of agriculturists of the county Leonard Wood Republican candidate for presidential nomination yesterday gave candid statements of his position toward the farmer. He outlined ten points including debt of gratitude for wartime sacrifices equal educational access for rural children road improvements and a department of agriculture in cooperation with farm groups and closer producer consumer ties. He urged better credit fertilizer access and the gradual abolition of farm tenancy with expanded farm bureau work.
A Cleveland bound train late by a blizzard leads a sergeant to miss leave and fear a return to the guard. A passing passenger reveals himself as Major General Leonard Wood, providing a signature pass that saves the sergeant from punishment and lifts his spirits as he gazes at the storm.
Soldiers who served in France or at home endorse Leonard Wood for governor, saying Wood differs from militarist leaders. W. B. King notes Wood’s appeal among Eighty Minth and related units, with McGraw and Fred Stanley reporting strong organizing efforts across Kansas.
Pat M. Neff of Waco and J. W. Chancellor of Bowie urge fraternal orders to actively support the 1919 War Savings Campaign. They cite lodges and fraternal societies forming Savings Societies and investing in War Savings Stamps, with many orders already showing strong records.
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