Wartime Reflections and Political Clash Across Nations
The piece surveys WWI era themes including German invasion, democratic ideals, and Allied resolve. It cites President Wilson, Secretary Lansing, and Vernon Kellogg, contrasting pacifist rhetoric with the push to defend civilization, while noting domestic political maneuvering, land policy talk, and New Mexico tensions amid unrest over deportations and camp roundups.
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United State
Germany
Trusk
Belgium
Hanya
Europe
England
France
Washington
Lafayette
Lincoln
Lee
Chronicle
Armenia
San Francisco
Entente
United States
Vernon Kellogg
Atlantic Monthly
Reed Holloman Named Judge in First Judicial District
The Record endorses Reed Holloman for the first judicial district seat to replace Colonel E C Abbott who will serve overseas. The article praises Holloman as a faithful Republican and capable, urging public support for his appointment by Governor Lindsey and the district’s continued high standards of justice.
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Reed Holloman
E. C. Abbott
France
Judou Hellomat
Prayta
Lindsey
Jadiciath
Liberty Loan cycle and war funding debate in brief
The piece discusses Liberty Loan bond purchases by citizens including farmers and wage earners, notes payments and Federal Reserve handling, and questions foreign elements and wartime costs. It also advocates building silos to save forage, urging New Mexico farmers to boost silage usage for beef, mutton, and dairy profitability while detailing silo types, longevity, and economic benefits.
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United States
Treasury Department Orainer
Federal Reserve Bank
New Mexico
Washington
Agricultural Colleges
Imere
National Prohibition Movement Gains Momentum Across Nation
The article notes that wartime pressures and calls for efficiency push toward nationwide prohibition of intoxicating liquors. It cites constitutional challenges and strong public sentiment against enforcement, while acknowledging broad social and political resistance to the liquor business in the United States.
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Brags of Filching Taxpayers and Unrest in New Mexico
The piece criticizes newspaper tax publications in San Juan County and accuses local papers of siphoning public funds for annual notices. It rails at mining taxes, calls for national action against the W. W. era, and laments political obstruction impacting patriotism and governance.
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Ark of the Patriotic Covenant
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Moe
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San Juan
Dexter School Buys Out Buss District In Chaves County
Chaves Dexter School district has purchased a Studebaker bus from Vecos Valley Motor Co to transport pupils from the Greenfield territory merged into Dexter and Hagerman. The act strengthens Dexter schools by moving Greenfield pupils to Dexter’s graded schools while the area around Roswell and Clovis sees expansion and business activity.
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Dexter
Vecos Valley Motor Company
Studebaker
Greenfield
Hagerman
Sumner
POW. Motor Co
Dowa Ana Installs New Water Pump System
The municipal water works has installed a pump to raise water from the surface tank to the old tower tank. Water is now furnished to the city, breaking the extreme drought in the higher sections. The new pumps are working well, assuring abundant water for all city needs in the future.
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Municipal Water Works
Las Cro Jces
Downey power upgrades with new 250 gpm pump
Lordsburg Power Co installs a new Downey electric driver pump with 250 gallons per minute capacity to improve water service. Brick work on a $7,000 addition to Roberts and Leahy Mercantile Co starts this week, with fast completion aimed. Frank F. Sammers sends crews to Cooks to install an 80 horsepower huiler at the Dumbo mine, supplementing a 40 horsepower unit to boost mine operations. John P. Hyatt, president, comments on the upgrades.
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Lordsburg Power Co
Roberts & Leahy Mercantle Company
Jack Heather
Frank F. Sammers
Dumbo
John P. Hyatt
Colfax Beans Surge on French Tract Yield Expected
Colfax reports two thousand acres of beans on the French tract showing no failures. Estimating 800 pounds per acre, the yield could reach 40 carloads this season. Also notes contracts finished on side track grade for the Sata Pe and ongoing work by Nagy and others, with depot completion pending. Wheat harvest has begun on the Maxwell tract with likely good yields. notable fields include S R Gerritson and Fred Haines.
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Fini Cole & Hoy
Herida
Trek Tayers Nagy
Stres
Maxwell Matt
Barty
S.R. Gerritson
Fred Haines
Curry Wheat Prices Drive Large Stockpiles in Curry County
Wheat price advances push Curry County to hold over 450000 bushels with much stored locally and hauled to Texas towns for small price gaps. Last week 54 loads sold for more than 7000 dollars? The City Drug Co of this place incorporated as City Drug Store with 10000 authorized capital stock. Incorporators are Dr J Foster Scott Jr, Leland Chapman, Cash Ramey, and R C.
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Curry County
Texas
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Gernalillo County
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NEW Mexico News Review
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A. D
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Heal
Johnny Cool
Roswell
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National Bank
Clovis
R. R. Bridgen
Leander King
TH. Oxford
Hale Center
Nolan County
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Missouri
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Galisteo Street
Santa, Fe New Mexico
Denver
Denver Dry Goods Company
Lewis Dry Goods Co
Joslin Dry Goods Co
Daniel*& Fisher Dry Goods Co
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Watson Bros
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Lamy
Santa Fe County
Santa Fe Realty Company
Lorin C. Collins
Carl A. Bishop
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