Santa Fe Briefs Spotlight Local Meetings and Court News
Santa Fe gatherings dominate the week with the First Presbyterian Banner enroute to a library meeting and a state convention. Officials such as Juan Gonzales and Celestina Testa appear in district court, while social events touch on charity drives, vacations, and school activities as community leaders travel between Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
EA King and
Morris
Library
Juan Gonzales
Francisco Gomes
Gomez
Connor SUPFR Deaf and Dumb Meeting at Deak and Paint School
A disorderly school meeting named Connor as superintendent, with Mrs Pant Walters named president and Tiny B Mariseten as treasurer. The record discusses food rationing and a plan to prepare meals of rat soup, with references to skulls, patrols, and stationery sales amid unclear details.
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Deak and Paint School
Revu
Latkin
Tas Vellas
Pant
IF Walters
Seth Fe
Tiny
Mariseten
Satta Pe
Sevreties
Connor
Bank examiner moves to Capitol building
James B Read state bank examiner and assistants moved from Capital City Bank to the Capitol, now in the Thief Clerk's office of the Hall of Representatives. Traveling Audit and his staff stay in the Salmon building until the new Capitol addition. No more room at the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B Read
State Bank Examiner
Capital City Bank
Capitol
House of Repreentatives
Audie
Salmon
Capital
Classified Women and Marriage Offers in Midwestern Ads
A jagged classified excerpt shows marriage and dating solicitations from multiple cities including Toledo and Detroit, touting quick marriages and wealthy matchmaking services. It mentions a Lady 38 years old valued at 8000, a Business Man and various League references, plus astrology and home maker ads. The text promotes rapid marriage results, confidential services, and broad reach across regions.
Training Center at Santa Fe Seeks Moral Support
The Federal Board Training Center at Santa Fe asks for public moral backing and names of ex servicemen eligible for training. It seeks to educate interested citizens through inquiry visits and promote rehabilitating disabled soldiers into congenial work.
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Santa Fo
Federal Board
Santa Fe
Federal Rd
Making the City Streets Safe for Automobiles
Fragmentary draft rules propose pedestrian and driver safety measures. It outlines penalties and fees for violations and describes required pedestrian behavior and vehicle adjustments. The text also mentions street enforcement, potential rebates, and rider duties within the street safety program.
Oklahoma Farm Bargain 61 Acres in One Section
Rare 61 acre Oklahoma farm in Harper County Cimarron River valley with good water and cross fences. Priced at 23,200 cash or terms totaling 45 per acre. Seller Adams Buffalo Oklahoma invites quick buyer contact.
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Cimarron River
Harper County
Oklahoma
Casbah
ADAMS
Buffalo
Okia
Pest poison aid claims limited success with ferrets rats
A reader reports buying FAT SNAPS bait for 125 package of three cakes. Used half with minimal effect. one live rat remained while many dead rats appeared. Prefers RATSNAP for better odor and results. Available in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25. Sold by Collins Drag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Social Event Highlights Bursum Circle And Rector Home Festivities
A lively social season unfolds with a Delighful Social Fund hosted by Mrs Louise Martin and Newcomb at the Bursum circle and numerous gatherings at the Rector and Stansbury homes. Guests enjoyed bridge, flowers, prizes, feasts, and a wedding among Baptist workers, with plans for future charitable events and performances.
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Newcomb
Louise Martin
Onorth California Street
Bursum
Gealinthich
Thiranm
Wot Fatae
Clarke
W. Snyder
Rector Home
W. B. Rector
H. E Stansbury
Stansburys
Sumner Gardens
Bridge
H. B. Jones
C. E. Brown
Wo. Humphreys
Stansbury
Betle Hongen
Benefit Society Meets Monthly At Church Social
The Tai han Benefit Society held its monthly meeting at the church last Monday evening with a strong turnout. A varied program of music and recitations preceded the society’s regular business. Over twenty eight dollars was raised from bake sales and other efforts, as members donated time and energy to fund-raising and a planned church redecorating project.
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Grand Plaine
East Grand Plains
A. A. Strieht
Sitty
Dolsen
Taihan Benefit Society
Taihar News
fIrth
Eos
Glorsia
Seneca
Clayton Cr.society
the Generis School
Chrisian Church
Ora S. Johnson
Ba Chagre
Nfs
Phinsree Peonte
Georgia
Rity
Mise Bernice Wiley
Miss Rinker
Mr Phetes
Inensater
Clayton Hieen
Boston
Storlev
Rialto
Audi
Santa Fe
Vaughn
Rats Dropped From Butcher Shop After RAT-SNAP Trial
Ralph Watkins reports rats around a store fed on nothing but after a RAT-SNAP trial the pests were eliminated in ten days. Dogs patrolled the area day and night while the product, sold by Soltis Dros & Stationery Co and Kaune Grocery Co, carried a 2 percent guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Watkins
Soltis Dros & Stationery Co
Land Kaune Grocery Co
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