Capital City News in Brief of City Characters
In the Capital City brief, attorneys and officials travel for legal work and meetings. Notable names include Brewster, Mallesen, Goorge Ponies, and Boswell heirs. Community figures like Mrs Mills and Nellie Voquetio appear amid notes on court matters, visits, and local affairs shaping the week.
Many Fine Attractions Chautauqua Next Week
The Santa Fe Chautauqua runs April 20 to 24 with six concerts. Notable features include Olive McCormick soprano soloist and appearances by Doxtra Pisbarg Mate ensemble and others, delivering a varied program across the five day event.
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Olive McCormick
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Fulton
Ehemar
Unclear historical note on urban activity and events
Fragmented OCR text lists names, places, and actions with multiple garbled phrases. It mentions streets or locations that resemble city settings and possible event references but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable entities to confirm a definite event, date, or outcome.
Savings Bond Redemptions Show Growth and History
The article reviews 1918 to 1930 savings bond redemptions, noting 1918 series dominate redemptions as buyers hold to maturity. It states 4 percent maturity value with pre maturity yields near 3 percent, and cites Treasury data on totals and redemption figures. It also touches on pawnshop lending history from Roman times through 1758 in Edo Europe as context.
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Baener
Popular poet at Chautauqua shines in verse
Richard Posey Campbell known as Dick Posey captivates audiences at Chautauqua with debut readings. His playful regional style recalls Hoosier roots and draws comparisons to James Whitcomb Riley as he recites poems from his varied writings amid a crowd of admirers in the West.
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Richard Posey Campbell
Dick Posey
James
A. Firewell
Mire
Gorter
Ons
Marginalised Fragments From Obscure Corporate Listing
A garbled OCR fragment references stock values and company filings with mentions of partnership, capital, and a few detached proper nouns. The legible bits imply a corporate stock filing or notice but lack coherent structure or complete facts to identify a clear event, date, or participants.
Rats Prefer Rat Snap First Meal to All Food
Rats flock to RAT-SNAP, their first and last meal, as the cake-killer dries carcasses within minutes leaving no odor. The product, sold by Gales Drug Stationery Co and Kaune Grocery Co, comes in three sizes and is broken into pieces to place where rats travel, with cats or dogs unable to touch it.
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Kaune Grocery Co
Ralph Watkins
Oy Collins Dreg & Stationery Co
A Delightful Baptist Party for Senior B. Y. P. U.
Members entertained at Prof and Mrs Rigney Mesilla home with old fashioned games open air activities and gingham dresses. Evening featured torches lanterns and a supper after games to end a lively social gathering.
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Chas. E. Moore
Magdalena
Nannie
Community Welfare plans milk stations and layette aid
The Community Welfare department voted to provide six months of milk subsidies totaling 104 dollars and 25 dollars for layette materials to aid destitute babies. Meetings discussed district federation plans, school system comparisons, and local club representation. The Santa Fe Golf Club elected officers as the Bergdoll matter resurfaces.
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de. Wilton
A. C. von Nyvenheim
George Wells
Reed Holloman
Community Welfare Department
Education progress and plans in New Mexico schools
The piece notes rising interest in scholastic progress across New Mexico, with State Superintendent Conway pushing to inject patriotism and advancement in urban and rural schools. It highlights plans to discuss modern methods, public awareness, and thinning vacation days, while stressing fiscal prudence and professional service, citing Albuquerque Journal on summer vacations. It also includes unrelated ad copy and a Magdalena birthday party report.
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New Mexico
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Albuquerque Journal
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