Capital City News In Brief Highlights Local Notables
Health officials Dr. Luckett and De Ge Waller return from Madrid and Las Vegas while Robert Atwood arrives at his parents home on Palace Avenue. Local obituaries note deaths near Agua Fria and Auga Fria streets, with cathedrals and Rosa 100 cemetery interments._props and residents travel for family, politics, and schooling matters throughout Santa Fe and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Atwood
Pro
Mrs. Atkinson
Palace Avenue
Kelige Viog
Agua Fria
Rosa 100
Ice Plant Ready To Operate Next Week
The Santa Fe Utilities company completed a building 65 by 80 feet with ice machinery ready for operation next week. A creamery and cold storage will join in one building and be run together, with daily output of ten tons of ice 509 gallons ice cream and 3000 pounds of fat. The creamery plans to market surplus regionally as no other creamery exists in central New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Utilities Corporation
Comery
Crop Conditions Report for Week Ending August 3
Weather favorable overall with warmth and partial cloudiness. Local thunderstorms in north and northwest. southern regions need rain as crops browning and deteriorating. Harvests: northern winter wheat and barley nearly finished. spring wheat and oats beginning. southern threshing ongoing. Alfalfa third cut starting in southern valleys. corn, beans, sorghum and vegetables thriving. Cantaloupes, pears, cabbage shipments continue. cantaloupe crop large. Regional notes: varied conditions across towns from Albuquerque to Roswell and Taos with irrigation, pests, and dry periods impacting ranges and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Pueblo
Roswell
Texico
Colm
Tres Piedras
Chacon
Las Vegas
Taos
Arroyo Seco
Weather Bureau
Santa Fe
N. McCharles E. Lonney
Governor removes road superintendent over hostility claims
Governor Larrarolo this week ousted J. M. Martines of Las Vegas from the office of road superintendent amid charges his conduct showed him openly hostile to the state administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prevent State Administration
Larrarolo
J. M. Martines
Las Vegas
Spent Ball and Political Exchange Signal Shifts
A March 30 1919 timeframe notes Diomieres Castellano of Las Vegas appointed by the governor as part of a political realignment. The piece discusses Woodrow Wilson era appointments, Harding and Coolidge maneuvers, and the push to elect party candidates, with criticism of administration discord and calls for harmony in governance. Also includes small ads for baby chicks and bachelor seeks marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diomieres Castellano
Las Vegas
Woodrow Wilson
San Miguel
Larrazolo
New York
Martinez
Harding
Coolidge
Mottheim
Forel
York
Wheat Yields Soar In Curry County Report
County Agent E Peterson estimates Curry County grain crop at six million dollars with one third from wheat. Light rains keep crops thriving and harvesting on schedule. Best wheat yield reported 321.2 bushels per acre on W B Cole place at Cloud. Bellview district expected to show 30 to 40 bushels per acre. Hook Gray marketing 15000 bushels. Dillion doctors thresh 7000 near city. Vast fall wheat acreage anticipated, total rise not yet determinable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cole
Cloud
Bellview
Hook & Gray
Clovis
Death Squad survives typhus mission in Russia
A Red Cross unit in West Russia faces typhus with six months of peril. Of seven men, one remains on duty, two are dead, three bear typhus scars, one heads home to America. Father Kunkel receives a new posting as pastor of Santa Fe Cathedral. Fr Rembert Kowalski named replacement pastor in Gallup. Eleanor Clark, a notable screenwriter, plans a Los Angeles return. Miss Marie Louise Senecal announces engagement to Frank Strauss of Las Vegas. she resigns from the Normal university. Seward Mann wedding ties Tres Piedras to Albuquerque roots. couple to live in Mesa. Community dances and church fundraisers raise money for a cannery and church work. Presbyterians enjoy an outing near Las Cruces.
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Ohimng
America
Father Kunkel
Father E. Kunkel
Sacred Heart Church
Santa Fe
Father Kuttkel
Reli
Gallup
Knights of Columbus
Kunkel
Rembert Kowalskiy Qianme
Gibeon
Rembert
Thiesp
Len
Galli Lndepender
Cagreceset
Marie Louise Senecal
the Normal University
Frank Strauss
Las Vegas
Miss Senecal
the Normal
New York
Philadelphia
Strass
First National Bank of
The
Normal
Delightful Whist Party At The Rice Club
Delightful whist party hosted by the 2 Infantry Women’s Carl at the Rice Club with refreshments overseen by Mrs Shelby Brooks president of the organization. The club aids aged families and did wartime hospital work, knitting and dressings, with visits to a camp hospital for treats and flowers.
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Carl
Rice Club
Mra
Shelby Brooks
Camn
Columbus Courier
Capital City Social Scene Sees Dinners Dances And Jazz
City notes describe Cochran of the DeVargay hotel announcing Wednesday dinner dances with Baldwin orchestra from 6 to 7 and 8:30 to 11, plus Sunday dinner concerts. The San Francisco Jazz Orchestra headlined a dance at the Armory, while Judge Abbott hosted a tea for twenty five with readings and dancing. Clergy and Knights of Columbus hosted a Lincoln avenue reception, with plans for another Santa Fe guest event. A wedding was held Saturday night for Mildred Joyner and Robert Primm at the Episcopal church.
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Tol
Querane
Ideand
Cochran
DeVargay
Baldwin Orchestra
A. J. Abbott
Clark
Judge Abbott
Carolyn Ten Eyck
Knights of Columbus
Lincoln Avenue
Kh. of C
Father E. Kankel
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Mildred Joyner
M. W. T. Joyner
Rosins
Robert Primm
Episcopal
Walter Trowbridge
Couple to Make Future Home in Sweetwater Texas
The Woman's Union of the First Presbyterian church hosted a social at the Allison-James school on Grant avenue. John J. Kelly, grand lecturer of the Masonic Grand Lodge of New Mexico, spoke with his granddaughter from Silver City visiting locals. They depart tomorrow for Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Pankey
M. Field
Grant
Luna Counties
The
Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Silver City
Mrs. Primm
Sweetwater
Texas
Woman's Union
First Presbyterian Church
Allison-James
Grant Avenue
John J. Kelly
Masonic Grand Lodge of
New Mexico
Blue Lodge
Mr. Kelly
Albuquerqee
Horsekept healing powder touted after fall
Mr Luther Carmen of Valley Park Missouri reports his horse was badly cut after a fall. He applied Dr LeGears Antiseptic Healing Powder and says the wounds are healing fine. The ad touts Dr LeGear Med Co as a near immediate remedy for wounds and sores on horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Carmen
Valley Park
Dr. LeGear
J. D. LeGear
Classified ads seek sales agents for hosiery and Watkins products
Wanted and advertised positions seek men or women to take orders for guaranteed hosiery and full line products for men women and children. Also seeks agents with team or auto to bond and sell Watkins goods with earnings from 1500 to 5000 yearly. Includes Santa Fe and Norristown postings inviting inquiries to Watkins Company and related departments.
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Nts
Ienece Rite International Norristown
Watkins
J. KW. Kins Company
Winona
Minn
Santa Fe
Watkins Famous
Watkins Company
Winona, Mina
Lonely marriage ads promise wealth and secrecy
A jumble of old classifieds advertises marriage services and matchmaking one of them claiming widows worth $30 000 and many affluent members. It mentions Allan Ward Valley Nebraska and The Reliable Club Oakland California offering confidential descriptions and matching thousands of women and men seeking marriage.
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Allan Ward
Valley, Neb
Wruble
P.O
Oakland
Calif
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Capital City News
de. GE. Waller
GS Luckett
State Health Department
Madrid
Mrs. Price Cross
Ata Re Canyon
Pelicitas Kayne
St. Vincents Sanitarium
Osear L. Owen
Waldo
State Corporation
Nicolasa Koy Hal
Auga Fria Street
Cathedral
Charles Bishop
San Diego
California
Earl T. Wiley
Monte Vista
Colo
William H. Roberts
Canyon City
Cole
A. BE. Kounce
Mme
Ida Serven
New York City
Drama League
Winifred Barlow
Carson
George Lougee
Department of Education
Vaughn
Prof Lougee
Los Alamos Canyon
Geo. R. Craig
George Curry
Socorro
City
Senator Fall
Manuel B. Otero
Valencia County
Hugh Williams
Corporation Commission
National Association of Railways
Safety Railway Utilities Commissioners
Jen Ashenhurst
Lucius Dills
Dolores Chavez
B. F. Smith
Peco Valley
Red-Light
Holm
Barsam
Yeterday
Turkum
Cootdy
Frank Andrews
Jay
Don Gastar
State Record Office
Montenmnes
Hartware Company
San Francia
Paynes Tyidge
Santa Re
Weiderds
Millard
Clack
Feyssier
O'Mera
Itezuma Avenue T
F. Devot
Turin
Santa FE Water & Light Company
Chase & Sanborn’s
Hunts
Richelieu
Kaune Grocery CO
Camenses
Fiat
Department R Army Equipment Company
Waco, Texas
Kate Tudor
van Buren
Topeka
Kansas
Fort Wayne
Avis Seemes Cane
Fleanor Clark
Aaron
Los Angefes
Dies Stee
Selee
Pat Geltwen
Telus
Seward-Mann
Irene Seward Cughter
Claud S. Mann
Mann O’ Albuquerque
Wass
Hamblin
Mesa
Arizona
William Crawford
Ranchos de Atrisco
L. O. Broaddus
Hroad
YC Sexton
William Brosddus
Las Creces Republic
Presbyterian
Box Farm
Hagerman Mense
Frances Bickley
Louise Benfer
Gym
Pasior
Baton Reporter
Elmer E. Veeder
N. M
Florence Fox
Allmquerave
Philippine Islands
Rath Coleman
Raton
University of Fifornis
Mars
Wil
Hawaii
Marie Tray
Raton, Hy
Islands
Toledo
McFie Edwards & McFie Attorneys-At-Law
Santa Fe Post Office
Santa Fe, New Mesiie
Websters New International
New International
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