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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1949

Page

9

Growth of Education in New Mexico in Early History

A summary of Arnold Rodriguez’s study on New Mexico education in transition from 1830s to 1850s. It notes literacy scarcity from the 1850 census, church leaders advancing schooling, early schools in Santa Fe and Laguna, legislative attempts to fund schooling, and the emergence of Santa Fe newspapers including El Crepusculo de la Libertad and La Verdad.

Albuquerque N. M New Arnold Rodrigez New Mexico Wr. Rodriguez Historical Review Frank D. Reeve Pat A. F Walter UNM Rodriguez John Baptist Lamy Lamy Heny W. Read Santa Fe Samuel Gorman Laguna Ramon Abreu el Crepusculo de la Libertad la Verdad Ceran St. Vrain el Neuvo Mexi

Residents and visitors noted across Silver City and Lordsburg

Lewis Conner and many Redrock residents traveled to Silver City on business and for family visits. Local teachers and families attended gatherings in Lordsburg while others spent weekends in Silver City, Bedrock, and Cliff visiting relatives, fishing, cattle shipping, and hunting ducks.

Lewis Conner Silver City Bryant Redrock L. P. McHalffey Garland McHalffey Robert C. Martin K. P Lordsburg Charles Blakey Robert Martin Margie Harper Portales Grant Maurice Willcox Jack Martin California Chasie McReynolds Barnes Arch McDaniel Charles D. Blakey L. P McHalffey Tom McCauley Cliff Bedrock Ash Creek R. R. Walker Phoenix Ariz L. B. Lloyd Cottonwood Anna Martin Marshall Fuller

Early New Mexico Church Growth and 1851 Gazette Transition

The text notes a weekly and daily edition, followed by the 1851 Santa Fe Weekly Gazette. It mentions Rodriguez' study concluding with the transition and growth of churches in early New Mexico.

Cano Santa Fe Rodriguez New Mexico

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