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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
8
A jumbled recap lists multiple names and places including Santa Fe and Roswell. It references railway concerns, court figures, military service lists, and a historical society meeting. The report mentions Mrs. Anna P. Bloom planning to move to the city with her family, plus various residents traveling for events and appointments.
The New Mexico Red Cross reports active community support with sewing and gauze work at the San New Museum building, weekly open hours, and Tuesday evenings. Donations from E Cory of Des Moines and local drives in Moriarty, Lake Arthur, Mountainair, Carlsbad, and Fort Sumner bolster shipments of hospital garments, knitwear, gauze dressings, and supplies to troops and hospitals, with numerous chapter activities and fundraising events across the state.
An old time remedy Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound is marketed to darken gray hair naturally. The ad touts home preparation or drugstore bottles, claiming rapid, lasting color with a single strand test and claims no telltale gray remains after several applications.
A wartime society column features a poem by a Soldier in France urging U S bond purchases. It contrasts soldiers in trenches with Americans at home, insisting every dollar in U S bonds aids the war effort and condemns slacking as treason while stressing national unity and support for the army.
The Santa High School pupils will present the senior play At the Foot of the Rainbow on May 22. The Board of Trade held an important meeting at the library Monday afternoon, and Mrs A BR Test will host a party dance that evening with Gerrish's orchestra providing music. Shriners of Ballad Abyad temple in Albuquerque hosted a luncheon, party and dance at the Masonic temple Monday night.
Portales News reports Roosevelt County has taken over more than $14,000 in W. S. S. proceeds since a recent meeting. The update appears in the New Mexico News Review continuing from page five.
Gilbert Rosenwald of this city appointed to lead a New Mexico campaign selling 100 million dollars in war savings stamps through retail stores. East Side public schools report 180375 thrift credits. Mora County appoints M R Gonzalez as county agent for Mora and San Miguel counties with two assistants to boost results in both counties.
Payne leases the Bart Jett ing brick hotel building in Socorro and will open a first class hotel named Hotel Liberty within about ten days. The 33 room structure includes sleeping porches and suits the town’s hotel needs. Extensive improvements also underway at the Redemann home with a new veranda and concrete work. Catholic Women present service flag with 45 stars at the church convent grounds.
A fragment from a Torrance district report mentions A Stanton and Toni Rachicha appointed to ordinary expenses, with a debt of 2000 cited and references to the Spanish American enterprise. The text references work progress, districts, and various placeholders, with unclear names and locations, suggesting a local political or community update.
A 1918 promotional pledge expresses strong support for Herbert Hoover and the U S Food Administration. Howard B. Grose delivers a message urging nationwide cooperation with wheatless and meatless campaigns, home card usage, and substitution. The text vows devotion, divine guidance, and readiness to assist Hoover in moral and material ways.
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