Capital City News In Brief TD Seeks Justice Herbert BL Kaynalde
Capital City briefs note numerous local sightings and visits. Senators and officials, including Justice Manuel, attend ceremonies and meetings as residents reflect on past decades. Visitors from Holland and Santa Fe tour the region. A new townsite, Liorean, near Crescent Lakes, attracts attention for oil field potential amid a growing industry footprint.
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Branson
Dea Maines
Fontay
Mexico
Liorean
Aorom Lakes
Men of Note for Wood Rally City to Aid Lennard Wood
Chicago crowds rally behind Lennard Wood with letters from prominent Americans across the country. Notable signatures include Laurence Drigen t New York, Lebhens Willey New York, Robert J. Gamble Slone Pt, Gen. Wm Rack former head of U S Army engineering, and John Stuart White head of After War Service for Devastated Belgium and France.
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Chicago
Lennard Wood
T He
U.S. Army
Anit
John Stuart White
After War Service Organization
Belgiom
France
Food strikes and price row rocker Wood charges profiteers
Chaos erupts as General Wood orders price checks on meat amid a wartime shortage. An alderman questions a measure while suppliers insist on higher costs, claiming wartime losses. Wood demands fair pricing and vows action against profiteers.
Classified for Sale and Help Wanted Fragments
Classified items include for sale of four bred Duroc Jersey pigs with price and address in Cerrillos New Mexico and a job-seeking ad from Baltimore. Also appears a marriage agency pitch offering connections to brides with high financial returns and locations Nebraska and Oakland, with no clear single coherent article.
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O. BR. Cerrillos
N. M
C. Sweet
Cerrillos
Community Service Banquet Lights Up Armory Social
Society notes celebrate a hearty banquet hosted by the employees and families of a local company at the armory. Yellow poppies decorate the club room and dining hall while a festive program features a delicious feast and light entertainment. A large turnout from Artesia and surrounding lodges promises an especially memorable anniversary gathering.
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Was & Sons Co
Armory
The
Community Service, Inc
Allison
Nordhaus
Scott
Artesia
O. F
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Carlsbad
Lavington
Ros
Hoye
Ar- Montay
Tse
Independent Order of
Odd Petwt
Feam Valley
Odd Bethune
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Johns M. E
Ars
Porter
Mare Autine
S. E. Cooper
Wet Mead Do News
Santa Fe road bid request and social notes mix
Proposals requested for State Road No. 8 Section 2 Work in Santa Fe County with detailed quantities and contract terms. Also Santa Fe social events include dances, club meetings, and community notices from Las Cruces to Clayton, noting gatherings, weddings, and local fundraisers.
Ratnolds backs Albuquerque hospital expansion plea
Mr Ratnolds approves the proposed extension of the Children’s Home and Hospital in Albuquerque. He cites a statewide need, noting thousands of crippled children awaiting aid and praising past charity. He urges friends to donate, calling the investment a lasting good and a humane duty. The note ends with a political quip about the San Francisco convention and figures hi Johnson and Hoover.
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Albuquerque
N. M
C. EF. Lukens
Children’s Homie Ant Hospital
Hildren’s Hospital
Prophylactic Eye Treatment Rule for Newborns 1920
State health regulations from March 27 1920 require attending physicians midwives nurses or others at childbirth to apply within six hours after birth two drops of a one percent silver nitrate solution or a similar antiseptic to each eye of the newborn when infection risk is suspected to prevent infant blindness.
Amendments to New Mexico Communicable Diseases Rules
State Board of Health of New Mexico promulgates amendments to section 13 of the 1919 Regulations Governing the Control of Communicable Diseases. The changes add strict isolation rules for CHANCROID GONNOCOCCUS INFECTION and SYPHILIS, detailing when patients may be isolated and when local health officers may enforce isolation to protect public health.
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Peron
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Death of Mrs Mary Jane Hampel in Santa Fe
Mrs Mary Jane Hampel widow of Tobin Hampel died Friday April 16 at 5 p m in Santa Fe at age 33 after years as a patient and hopeful resident. Born November 1882 in Santa Fe she married John Hampel March 18 1901 and eight children survive. Surviving siblings include John Griffin Kansas City Nellie Umbrage Albuquerque and Kathryn Winney New Jersey. Funeral Monday at St Francis Cathedral with Rosario Cemetery interment. pallbearers named John Hull John Pflueger Frank Gormely Thomas White Panthiers Ameri Dignes.
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Mary Jane Hampel
Tobin Hampel
Santa Fe
Per Onal
Hampel
Agna Feia St
Noy
Rte Santa Fe
Guadaluperch
John Hampel
Stewart C. McCrimmon
San Antonio
J. B. Read
C. Hampel
W. J. Hicbs
Douglas
Arizona
W. C. Hampel
Norman A. Hampel
Clara
Theresa Hampel
John Griffin
Kansas City
Nellie Umbrage
Albuquerque
Katheryn Winney
New Jersey
MecCrimmon
Suns
Hicks
St. Francis Cathedral
Rosario Cemetery
John Hull
John Pflueger
Frank Gormely
Thos. White
Panthiers
Ameri» Dignes
Amendments to New Mexico Notifiable Diseases Rules
The amendment to the states notifiable diseases regulations requires physicians to inquire about prior diagnoses or treatments for gonorrhea syphilis or chancroid and to share the last consulted physician's name and address within 24 hours from the date of changes. It also mandates reporting if a patient may infect others and outlines notification duties.
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Hersel
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