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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1917
Page
8
Miss Mary Napoleon heads to Tattle Creek Michigan with guardsmen from Santa Fe visiting home folks during the week. Various named residents and locations appear in a jumble of travel, visits, and local references including Lat fur ft Vi and Chartes Heldea.
The survey corps led by Charles Devenport completes the Mineral Mill survey and Haygate township west of Las Vegas while Guy Harrington’s team rep survey nine townships near the Rio Grande above Las Cruces. The State Corporation Commission blocks a platform for a Sperlin load and faces various legal matters including fines for Marron and Wood and Interstate Commerce questions.
A collage of society notes and event reports details The Wonder Boy poem by E A Lente, dances at the Library Ball Tesuque and a Navy League meeting. Garden party honors Mrs F M Marshall of Globe while Mrs Laughlin hosts guests. Various bridge games and social announcements follow amid reflections on drying fruit and food conservation efforts in New Mexico.
KW Heflin a Federal Farm Loan Bank appraiser visits Chaves county to assess irrigated lands. Theodore Renault Jr state game warden returns from Taos Rio Arriba Colfax Mora trips. Indian service warns against intoxicants at San Domingo corn dance. officers confiscate vehicles transporting liquor.
Reported offer promises a $1000 bonus to a state agent dedicating all time to a specified fate with denizens valued for a vig diversedly. It seeks responsible men with mechanical training, first class references, and a motor car, with exclusive agency for the state.
The article argues fruit and vegetable drying is common in New Mexico, aligned with government food conservation. It cites Farmer's Bulletin No. 841 and notes drying is widespread, with chili strings and sun-dried produce seen across communities as proof of the practice.
A traveler overnighting in a crowded town finds a dead man in the bed next to him after overhearing a couple by a window. He escapes downstairs in a dash as the three race for the stairs, the corpse not frightening them as much as the three.
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