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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
2
A jumble of local notes, names, and scattered events from Capital City. References to schools, buildings, and community figures mix with mentions of Catholic publishing, Spanish classes, and local businesses. The piece touches on public matters, education, and civic life with brief, fragmented items.
William M Berger a longtime New Mexico resident and lawyer died in his bed at home in Belo on Wednesday morning at age 74 He arrived in New Mexico in 1840 helped establish what became the University of New Mexico and organized the first meeting of educators who formed the New Mexico Educational Association around 1881 He lived in Santa Fe 25 years and was active in politics with many enemies and friends He recently sold the last Santa Fe property at the Don Gaspar and Water Streets corner Andrews Buick building site He was a charter member of Santa Ve Ladue Noo Knights of Peth and a chancellor of the order He was among the town’s notable civic and fraternal members
A historic measure grants restoration of citizenship to nine former inmates. Names include Josewety and Tuan Loligto among those with varied sentences for larceny and murder. The act, reported from Stith tion, notes prior convictions and lasting penalties.
Las Vegas prepares to issue 100000 in school bonds by August 15 for a new school beside Castle Senator and Mrs A A Jones home. The project, once priced at 130000, now fits 100000 after price drops, with plans for assembly room gymnasium and ample classrooms.
Albert Fall appoints ElfeGo Baca as chief inspector for the Interior Department. Baca, a noted southwest lawyer admitted to the Supreme Court, reports to Fall and heads six assistants, with broad duties over all Interior jurisdiction. He was sworn in by Acting Secretary Finney and plans to prepare in Washington for his varied responsibilities.
Society notes from multiple towns report birthday socials, dances, clubs, and civic efforts. Miss Eda Anderson and Fer Harkey Williams celebrate joint birthdays. Whitcomb Springs remains a summer resort. residents attend dances near Cimarron and Springer. a Spanish club El Otra Tes grows through language and social events. Las Vegas women form a Civic League. Roswell hosts picnics, readings, and lodge initiations. Roswell and Alamogordo clubs showcase community activities and dances with local orchestras.
Miss Mary Vatelle Dill daughter of Surveyor General Lucius Dills and Mrs Dills married Fred W. Gutterman state land office by Rev Walter Trowbridge at Church of the Holy Faith. The ceremony was intimate with relatives and close friends. bride’s sister and Leo de Lorrenzo attended. Mrs Gutterman well known in Santa Fe social circles after living in Roswell. Mr Gutterman a former lieutenant and ex-service member.
County superintendents are notified that a teachers examination will be held in New Mexico on August 20 and 21. Exams will be conducted by county representatives with no other test this year. Notices must be sent to teachers, rules followed, and papers graded. Reports requested on attendance, supervising officials, and a conductor’s name. preparations urged to avoid delays.
Argo Mining Company raises capital to 150000 dollars while Rockefeller Foundation continues support to state health bureau for a full time county health office. De C E Waller announces aid between eight thousand and ten thousand dollars depending on counties, with Mosquera Abstract and Title listing Kingsbary as statutory agent in Mosquero.
Rat Snap kills rats and mice, but does not kill and instead scares them away. It comes in cake form with no mixing required, leaves no odor when rodents die, and is safe for pets. Three sizes priced at five cents and one twenty five cents, sold and guaranteed by Csi Drag and Stationery Co and Kaune Grocery Co.
Vaughan Farmer recounts losing prized pedigreed seed corn after rats destroyed it while hung in a sack from a roof rope. He notes the culprit rats and mentions RAT-SNAP killed them, selling three sizes at Collins Drug and Stationery Co. and Kaune Grocery Co.
In the Probate Court of Santa Fe County New Mexico Nancy M Thornton deceased. The administrator has filed a report with the Clerk of the Probate Court. Pursuant to a judge order the report will be approved at the court on September at 1 o'clock PM. Objections may be heard at that time. Dated Santa Fe May publication notice.
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