Capital City News in Brief Recaps City Activities
Rupert F. Asplund leads Miss Amelia McFieentertai n Payers Association bid for ferry event. Santa Fe stage drama And Billy Disappeared opens amid community gatherings. Diphtheria concerns trigger fountain closures and health measures. Marty Patton visits as a Republican ally trends. Various social events include lectures, dances, and a church graduation set for May 1.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe County Court
Marty Patton
Clartonney General
Harry Fess
Mis T H BACA Named Assistant Adjutant General
Mis T H Baca appointed to assist as deputy general in New Mexico, with major rank, in Santa Fe. John Simpkins of Annandale notes costs over years, describes shortages and issues with supplies and control of dogs, threads, and rat poison. A stray fragment mentions Tat SNAL and a sale, with unclear connection to the main notice.
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Mis T H Baca
John Simpkins
Annandale
Gallup Hospital praised for surgical success by officials
A New Mexico News Review item reports government officials credit Gallup for high quality hospital care and favorable patient recovery prospects after major operations. It cites Gallup as a favorable site and mentions related regional concerns, including a fire loss near Gallup and local education funding debates impacting Mora and surrounding communities.
Frantic dispatch from San Miguel skeetee Herr turmoil
A garbled dispatch from Tacumcari Nebraska lists names and events connected to San Miguel and Las Vegas. It mentions Frank HL Roberts, Prank A. Koy, Walter Cayot, and Stella Hant amid references to mislaid dates, Franco Prussian War context, and a large telephone system investment. residents report re-wiring and ongoing depot gatherings.
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A. Koy
Gus
Poitiers
France
Tacumcar
Kinkoid
Nevada
United States
Sermabsons Rosiine Ik
Walter Cayot
Springer Planets
Cayot
Las Vegas
Stella Hant
Levvenworl
Kamsas
Turbulent Times Surrounding Hillsboro Shooting
Report from Hillsboro notes the shooting death of John Sikes near Valley and ensuing legal action. Judge Grayson fines Junie Miller for displaying a deadly weapon and a companion for reckless gun handling. Weather damage and local incidents fill the day in multiple towns, including Tocameart and Glenrio.
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Junie Miller
Bell Pasture
Tocameart
Merchants Cafe
Judie Grayson
Tucumbart News
Henderson acquitted in Socorro cattle larceny case
George W. Henderson of Quemado was acquitted on a larceny charge after a trial that ended Tuesday. Henderson had been indicted with Street Hudspeth alias Henry Coleman for the theft of 12 cattle from Socorro County in November. Coleman fled on bond. Henderson testified the cattle he drove to Zuni were not stolen and claimed no connection beyond being in the same cattle drive. The trial drew involvement from the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association and the Texas and Southwest Cattle Association.
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George W. Henderson
Quemado
Henderson
Street Hudspeth
Henry Coleman
New Mexico Cattle Grower's Association
Texas & Southwest
New Cattle Association
Borth
Socorro
Taos Roosevelt Library Space Set for May Opening
The corner room of the old Valley Bank Building becomes the Public Library quarters with plans for a May 1 opening. Walls will receive a finishing coat and many improvements. A Portales development excursion arrived in Kenna with books in hand, while volunteers push to create easy car access and a central reading hub.
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Valley Bank
Portales
Sion
Kena
Big Masonic Event Next Month in Albuquerque
The Shriners plan a major show titled The Clock With the Shriners to be presented at the high school in Albuquerque on September 4 under Balke Abyad Shrine. The program features Mas teen performers, chorus numbers, elaborate costumes, and a large pageant with dancing and various acts. The event, part of a broader celebration, aims to display fashion, beauty, and talent with strong emphasis on style and stage presence.
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Wader Seypinwe
Balke Abyad Shrine
Mas Teen Nto Mitry Morriesette
Pasa
Teas
Albajtengee
Mia Young
Ste Pike
Nevin Harmony Club
Methodist Church
Fetest
Cottie Stagm
Enes
Grieg
Roth
Taos Artists Exhibits and Housing News
Miss Blanch C Grant has bought a house on the Loma Montana property and plans remodeling including a 22 by 31 foot east side studio with a fine view and a large fireplace in the living room. She aims to move mid May. Mountainair district seeks $12000 in bonds for school houses at Pleasant View and Chisum, plus extra rooms at Mountainair. Union Card Party enjoyed at Tracy home La Hurta with eight tables. Sikes won men’s high, Mrs Rickman ladies’ high. prizes included four decks and an electric boudoir lamp.
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Blanch C. Grant
Loma
Montana
Miss Grant
Taos Valley
Mountainair
Asant View
Chisum
Tracy Home
la Hurta
Tracy
Stone
Sikes
Rickman
Cattle shipments and land deals mark Texas and New Mexico rural notes
The NM C. delivered 38 cattle cars to Willard via the A T S F from Stanley to Thayer Kan. J Mrazit sealed a deal near Scholle for 1000 acres of grazing land. A new dwelling near the Fair grounds begins construction. A formal reception at Mrs Cor that evening featured pink and white decor, vocal solos, and refined refreshments as part of Fair grounds plans.
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Willard
Stanley
Thayer
Kan
J. Mrazit
Scholle
Fair Grounds
Jf City
Diture
Thct
M. A. Corthey
Brainard
Wilson
Mathes
Gilbert
Ruth Russell
Mina Collins
White
Corinne Smith
Artesia Advocate
Guy Beedle
GCO
Progresso
Weekly Baptist Bake Sale Supports Campaign in Des Moines
The Baptist church ladies hold a regular bake sale each Saturday afternoon in the Walker and Larsen building. Special orders may be phoned in to Mr. M. Blacklok on Friday. Proceeds go toward a $500 pledge to the Baptist Seventy Five Million Campaign in Des Moines Swastika.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Walker & Larsen
M. Blacklok
Baptist Seventy-Five
Des Moines
Rat Snaps- A Safe Fast Rat Killer Aimed at Cats and Dogs
Local ad claims RAT SNAP is the safest fastest rat and mouse killer with cakes to place along rat travel paths. It warns not to mix with food and notes the product causes rapid death leaving no odor. Available in three sizes from Collins Drug & Stationery Co and Kaune Grocery Co.
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Collins Drug & Stationery Co
Kaune Grocery Co
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