A Good Man Retires A Good Man Begins chard
Dillon the Governor of New Mexico retires on January first after two consecutive terms the limit under state constitution. Arthur Seligman is named Governor-Elect a native New Mexican businessman with long public service and a track record of honesty and executive ability.
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Dillon
New Mexico
Mexico
Arthur Seligman
Bul
Sante Irene
Seligman Hae
First National Bank of
Banta Eo
Sante de
Thm
Santa Fe
Ife
Swarthmore College Preparatory School
Pierces+ College of Business
Philadelphia
Mise Frankie J. Harris
Cleveland
Oho
Christmas Night at Trenton 1776 Remembered
The article recalls Washington's Christmas crossing of the Delaware and the surprise attack on Trenton by Continental troops against Hessian mercenaries. It notes the harsh winter, scarce supplies, and the decisive victory that revived American morale and earned British respect for Washington's leadership.
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Washington
Delaware
Rive Sylvania
Union
Ratthese
Trenton
Great Britain
Christina
Ashington
McKonkey's Ferry
Sughave
Frederick the Great
Prisco
Jersey
Yorktown
Lord Gorowallis
General Washington
Rome
Chesapeake
George Washington
New Labor Secretary Inducted Amid Cabinet Tenure
William Nuckles Doak, 48, born in Virginia, becomes third Labor secretary since 143. A former railroad trainman, he rose through the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, edited and managed the Railway Trainmen since 1928, and has long allied with President Hoover in food administration work. He trails only Secretary of War Hurley in youth among cabinet members.
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Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
William Nuckles Doak
Virginia
William B. Wilson
James J. Davis
Piennsylvania
Wilson
Davis
Warding
Coolidge
Hoover
Doak
Mayor Joe Fuest Accepts One Dollar Salary Donation
At his own request the Liberal Kansas mayor Joe Fuest receives a salary of one dollar a year and donates it to an unemployed aid fund.
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Joe Fuest
Liberal, Kan
Ordered memorial debts and strange deaths across towns
George Heeves a store manager in Bl. Loum hanged himself from a signpost directing travelers to Paradise Meadows. An 888 debt from the funeral of Jane Gab son, a Vincennes, Indiana neighbor, was paid by her son. Albert Waugh, Marked Tree Arkansas blacksmith, charges 81 per hour for missed shop time. Patrick Upham of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan slept as two bucks nibbled a deer, while Newark North Carolina robberies spurred Freeman Beck to surrender and return 874 of 584 taken.
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George Heeves
Bl. Loum
Tierself
Paradise Meadows
Albert Waugh
Marked Tree, Ark
Patrick Upham
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Xmas Programs At The Valedon County Schools
The Valedon schools closed for holidays and resume December 29. Primary and intermediate departments presented appropriate programs. Xmas treats were shared in all rooms, and Christmas trees brightened each room. A diary of presents by children during industrial week impressed visitors including County Superintendent Olivia Wells and other officials.
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Valedon
Childeen
Olivia Wells
Soent
Talbmforth
Aries
Horne
Christmas program at Aquinas Legion ball event honors Santa
A detailed listing of acts and participants appears for a Christmas program held at the Aquinas Legion ball. Performances include songs, readings, recitations, and the appearance of Santa Claus with multiple local participants and groups contributing to the program.
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Legion Ball
Aquinas
Dec
Sunita Chins
Edisoo
Weatherby
Ratella Jullard
Misa Martin
Chive Eizabeth Blrange
Bona Hiberte
Seven Noyes
Retelta Baleyard
Hintorne
Elizabeth Strankee
Heention
Walter
Douglas Wright
Lillian Allied
Louise Wamel
Vnv
Santa Claus
Harvey Kelwarids
Bensle Washurn
Robert Wright
Deeb
Martin Heertatiom
Jaek Prost
Jessie Washburn
Hecitation
the Mouke
Fatella Halarad Hoan
Wanmel
Linzie Merek
Keditione
Hove Sone Christiana
Upper Oraces
Show Man Turns To The Wilds In Death Valley Health Quest
A New York showman joined a band of Indians in Death Valley to seek health and simplicity. He left modern life and entertainment behind saying he is regaining health outdoors. He urges others to move to the southwest deserts to live as producers, not just consumers, and to ease wage worker burdens while boosting food production. The tale ends with his choice to stay among the stars and nature.
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New York
Death Valley
Southwest
Canall
Broadway
Douglas Daily Dispatch
Nisland Woman Drives into Ditch After Mouse Seen on Roof
Mrs. Alva Hudson of Nisland D. became frightened and ran her machine into a ditch when she spotted a mouse moving along the roof of her ear.
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Alva Hudson
Nisland, &. D
Inside information for the housewife shows spice basics
A reader guide explains allspice as dried unripe pimnento fruit rather than a spice blend and notes it belongs to the clove family. It discusses how salad dressings vary by service time and offers simple tea brewing steps with teacup measures and steeping times.
Clothes for Children Stay Clean With Woven Fabrics
Children feel more comfortable when garments are closely woven tiara wash fabrics that shed dirt and look fresh after wear. Choose smooth toishes in colors and patterns that remain presentable, reducing the need for starch.
Aviators Return After Survey Flight at Lordsburg
An aviation unit led by Lt Thad V Foster and Lt Willman arrives back from a Monday noon flight over Michigan. The Eighth Corps area party, including a brother-in-law relation, praised the Lordsburg airport and its efficient management after the reconnaissance mission.
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AIRME
Thad V. Foster
Aipigegim
Eighth Corps
Andliott
Yillman
Af “Bridge
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Foster
San
Fonio
Michigan
Lordsburg
Canary Bird Diet Notes From Lordsburg Visit
M Walker of Willcox visited Lordsburg on Tuesday and readers are urged to follow Liberal ads. The article outlines canary seed and rape seed as staples, warns about hemp seed, and provides feeding tips. It advises offering lettuce and apple in scalded milk, and cautions against overfeeding to avoid lethargy.
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New Mexico Highway Journal
James Monroe
The
United States
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el Paso Capital
Hussmann
Hussman Abe
el Paso
Jane Gabson
Vincennes, Ind
Newark
N. C
Freeman Beck
Hidalgo County
Valedon Schools
Avinis Station School
Liberal
Merry Christmas
Louisiana
Powerwompany
Show Man
Lordsburg Mercantile Company
Drug Department
Ford
Ord
Scott Auto CO
Railroad Avenue
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Department of Agriculture
M. Walker
Willcox
Ball House
Big Crocker
A. W. Vorstar
Allen
RE. VM. Reynolds
Lordsborg,om
Piggly
Golden Prout
Wisconsin
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