Portales Telephone To Become Dial By Sept 1957
Portales in Santa Fe district plans dial telephone conversion by September 15 1957. Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph will spend about 600000 dollars including 100000 for a new downtown Portales building with work from July 23 to March 23 1957. About 250000 dollars will go to dial equipment after a 22 member Portales meeting.
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Portales
N. M
R. Reed Hatch
Santa Fe
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hatch
Worriers and the lure of worry in life’s rhythm
An essay explores worry as a misguided key to happiness, contrasting anxious living with a philosophy of avoiding real troubles. It includes a racial anecdote about attitudes toward worry and mortality, then reflects on life's cycles and the inevitability of tomorrow’s arrival.
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Dale Kaye Mead
Fragmented meditation on mortality and social roles
The text reflects a fragmented meditation on birth and death and who handles arrangements. It references undertakers preachers and state and family concerns about life after death and the responsibilities tied to burial and mourning.
Like grandfather Like father Like son at Chino Mines
The Morales family shows a multi generational Kennecott legacy at Chino Mines Division New Mexico with Daniel N Morales starting in 1919 and three sons following in roles from trackman to pumpman The company honors 19 employees with 30 years and 16 with 20 years of service among 2500 New Mexico workers Highlighting long careers over mere jobs.
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Daniel N. Morales
Santa Rita
Chino Copper Company
New Mexico
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Chino Mines
Chino
Carlos D
Kennecott
Jesus D
Jose D
Daniel F. Morales
Morales
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Dial
H. H. Conder
Optometrist
Deming
E. Spruce
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