Printing New Bills Keeping U S Busy
Washington reports nearly 9,000,000 notes in circulation will be retired on July 1 and replaced with a smaller standardized currency. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing runs nonstop to produce six tons of money every four hours.
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Hamilton
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Grant
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McKinley
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Chase
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States Weather Bureau Climate Travel Guide
Advert along with rate card notes subscription terms payable in advance. Describes favorable climate for health and year round tourism with official tourist guide branding and emphasis on sunshine and invigoration.
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United States
Whather Bureau
Summer Headlines and Local Banter Across Town
A collection of lighthearted notes contrasts townsfolk traits politics and leisure. Mentions include seekers of cheap thrills recruits for minor schemes and odd observations on elections education and bootlegging with a joking critique of current affairs and public figures.
Ritter's Rippings In Lordsburg A Lumber Ad Satire
Volume 2 features a satirical column in Lordsburg by the W F Ritter Lumber Company. It pokes fun at college students and civic life, with quirky lines about weeds, grass, water, tools, and home building. It promotes lumber services and garden supplies while weaving humorous remarks about independence and plans for rain.
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Lordsburg
The
W. F. Ritter Lumber Company
New Mexico Names Dr. Crile Land Commissioner
Governor Dillon appointed Dr. A. D. Crile of Haswell as state land commissioner. Crile, a minister and former president of the state agricultural college, faces a 50 million dollar public lands portfolio and is expected to pursue a businesslike administration free of partisan politics. The New Mexico Educational Association supports depoliticizing land office operations and aims to classify lands and set fair valuations while preserving school lands.
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A. D. Crile
Haswell
Dr. Crile
State Agricultural College
State College
Dr Crile
New Mexico Educational Association
Crile
New Mexico State Tribune
Construction of Plane Hangars at Philmont Ranch
Raton June 9 Waite Phillips owner of the Philmont Ranch is building hangars and a landing field to accommodate visitors arriving by plane for the Fourth of July Rodeo. Plans are rapidly completed with Taos Indians dances an Indian pony race and a new grandstand under construction. The rodeo races will be in the morning followed by a baseball game in the afternoon.
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Raton
Waite Phillips
Philmonth Ranch
Boosting Hugh Williams for Next Gov
East side supporters name Hugh H. Williams as a possible gubernatorial candidate. Williams, chairman of the state corporation commission, says he is not a candidate and cites lack of funds while affirming he would serve if the people deem him best for the job. The group includes W. B. Boyder Seth Alston William Dooley James V. Tully and George Mriedlehoorm.
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Santa Fe
Hugh H. Williams
State Corporation Commission
W. 8. Boyder
Lovington
Tam
John Quincy Adams
Hotel to Open at Elephant Butte Campers Benefit
The Elephant Buttes Dam buildings have been leased to Mrs. J. A. McCallum of El Paso by the Reclamation Service. She plans a hotel for campers and an attached restaurant this summer. George Sickles holds the motor and rowboat concession for the season. The fishing season has reopened after a May closure.
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Elephant Buttes Dam
J. A. McCallum
EL Paso
Reclamation Service
All New Bills Become Laws Today in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe on June 7 all bills passed by the last legislature without emergency clauses automatically became laws. The total bills passed, including those with emergency clauses, numbers 208. The chattel mortgage department of the secretary of state’s office closed, and chattel mortgages will no longer be filed there.
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Santa Fe
Secretary of State
Official Courting Room at Birmingham Fire Station
London Birmingham claim a rare official courting chamber for unmarried firemen at Birmingham central fire station. A salon with easy chairs a library and a gramophone aids courtship but the alarm bell still controls visits. Firefighters and sweethearts wait in the lounge until the crew returns from fires.
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London
Birmingham
Central Fire Station
Dan Cupid
Woman Delivers 1898 Transfer to Chicago Conductor
Fr W Rapp of Chicago recalls a curious incident as a woman handed a transfer to a conductor. The card appeared valid with correct time and Chicago line, but the year read 1898, raising questions about a possible long wait for a street car at a city intersection.
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Chicago
Fr. W. Rapp
Rapp
New Mexico Highway Tourist Guide Nearing Completion
The official New Mexico highway tourist guide is in the final galley stage at the Highway Service Bureau. The 36 page pocket sized booklet will feature more than 40 illustrations and brief stories on hundreds of points of interest statewide. Initial print run is about 50 000 copies for distribution to touring agencies and individuals.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Highway Department
Highway Service Bureau
Salute to the Plage and ketchup access at eateries
The piece contrasts restaurant practices with condiment access and childlike desires. It claims no extra cost for catsup when access is easy and notes gendered cruelty. It also urges learning the Salute to the Plage and questions adult knowledge versus home merchants’ offerings.
New Mexico Tourism Guide May Boost California Style Visitor Flow
Service Bureau workers say the New Mexico guide will directly increase normal tourist flow to New Mexico to Californian proportions. Requests already received in large numbers will be filled as soon as the publication is off the press.
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New Mexico
Service Bureau
Crile Named New State Land Commissioner in New Mexico
Austin D. Crile of Townsell was appointed land commissioner to succeed the late B. F. Pankey. Governor Dillon praised Crile for broad land and livestock experience and said Crile will take office immediately, with oil leases requiring his signature.
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Santa Fe
Austin D. Crile
Toswell
The
Agriculture College
New Mexico
B. F B. Pankey
KR. €. Dillon
Townell
Crile
Pankey
Capitol
Barenda
Roswell
Land Office
Chattel Mortgage Law Repeal Takes Effect
Secretary of State Mrs. RE. A. Perrault announces the repeal of the chattel mortgage law. The act becomes operative 90 days after the legislature closed, ending the requirement to file mortgages on migratory chattels with the secretary of state.
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RE. A. Perrault
Will Not File Suit To Test Referendum
District Attorney Jack Kenney in Santa Fe said he does not intend to file a suit to test the tobacco tax referendum. He asserted that the will of the voters is the highest law and that challenges should arise only for weighty reasons. Secretary of State Mrs. Perrault noted that any contest to tobacco tax petitions would likely come from district attorneys.
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Santa Fe
Jack Kenney
Kenney
Perrault
Lordsburg Aluminum Radiator Sign Ad Promotes Pure Water
A prompt urges readers to visit the chamber of commerce before summer vacation to obtain an aluminum radiator sign advertising Lordsburg and its claim of the purest water in the United States A.
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Lordsburg
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