CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF VISITORS AND EVENTS
Capital City receives a mix of visitors including W. Hi Livingston from Espanola and Miss Lorna Lester from Albuquerque while local residents and travelers like Mr. Price and David F Grant attend meetings and stay at De Vargas. Numerous social notes detail guests at Albuquerque, Abiquiu, and Santa Fe events with families visiting Marcy street and local hostelry life.
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Lorna Lester
Albuquerque
Pete
Lavington
Harry Lee Engaed
Price
Teon
Fire wipes out Andrews Grocery warehouse and stock
A blaze destroyed the Andrews Grocery storehouse and its contents including flour and other eatables. The loss is estimated around ten thousand dollars.
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Andrews Grocery Company
There Over the State Society Clubs and Churches
A garbled clipping recalls a society scene with references to insurance sums and a crowded lane. It mentions volunteers, a Chief Owen, and a busy march to the rear, all amid foggy phrases about loss, dancing, and a lengthy road scene.
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Hueey
Owen
The Hillman Serial Teases Readers And Social News
A fragmentary draft describes a Hillman serial with references to people and places, followed by social notices about dances. Anne Porter Johnson and Miss Carr host at Grant Avenue, Miss Adele Carr and Miss Anita Hubbell attend Albuquerque guests, with other dances on Santa Fe and Johnson streets and a Friday library lecture on Corn Dance.
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Carr
Hubbell
Rosina
Dolores Bergere
Grant Avenue
Adele Carr
Anita Hubbell
Albuquerque
Kathryn
Frances Andrews
Santa Fe Avenue
Filawe T. Heral
Santa Be
Crow! Taos
Chividence
ROT
Fruit Drying by Sulphur Bleach Proves Feasible
Historical note shows Mire Wallin and Miss Discim testing home drying methods for fruit using sulfur, trays, and open boxes. Focus on box design, sulfur placement, ventilation, and air movement to dry fruit for transport to France. several local officials and educators referenced in context of World War I era agrarian effort.
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Mitse Diman
Patena California
Richmond
Indiana
France
Discim
New Mexico
Colorado
Carr Chama
K Wo Edwards
Sumner
State Department of Cha
Jonnie Avery
Grace
Mir Care
Min
Eve Wientwe
Dare
Rantesh Tite
Albnqierque
Mit Instiogion
Sears
Food Administration seeks speakers for conservation drive
The Herbert Hoover Bureau of Food Administration calls for competent speakers to promote Food Conservation. Mrs Lindsey chairs the Nomans Auxiliary and the bureau seeks both men and women who can deliver the gospel of conservation to the people in New Mexico and beyond.
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Herbert Hoover Bureau of Food Administration
Bureau
Lindsey
Noman's Auxiliary
Exclusive state agency offer for San Francisco device
A $1000 bonus is offered to a state agent who devotes full time to selling a universally needed device manufactured in San Francisco. The company promises exclusive agency for the state and seeks responsible men with sales skill and some mechanical training. Bond required. Respond only with first class references to Mr L B de LAITE at 3 Fremont Street, San Francisco, Cal.
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San Francisco
Classifieds Offerings and Personal Notices
Fragmented oblique ad text lists personal ads limited to lonely marriages and notes about Catholic matchmaking. Includes stock for sale and real estate inquiries seeking large cattle ranches in New Mexico with stock water, grass, and affordable pricing. Contact State Record Santa Fe and Oakland box 787 for details.
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Ry Min
Aick
Tarney
Auburn
Tad
Cappel
Oakland
Santa Tee
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Care State Record
Santa Yon State
Hulls Municipal Garbage Used for Growing Meat
Iull Mass August 3 This town has a herd of 325 hogs converting garbage into pork and lowering disposal costs. The system, aided by USDA and Massachusetts Agricultural College, uses public funds to buy young pigs with land and housing donated. One man oversees feeding, sanitation is strict, and costs are shared when pigs reach market. Public Safety holds surplus young sows for future breeding as the town promotes the program.
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Iull
Mass
Hull
Unites States Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Committee of Public Safety
Public Safety Committee
State officers exam results list 140 applicants favor 97 passes
Official state notice shows 140 men tested for Army officer training in four weeks. 43 rejected, 97 passed both physical and mental exams. Of the 97, New Mexico’s quota is 83 with alternates. about 6 will report to Leon Springs Texas. Accepted names include Ayer Frank A Tyron Arthur Wy D De p Carroll Santa Hackwell Milton etc.
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Army
New Mexico
Leon Springs
Texas
Ayer
Frank A. Tyroni
Arthur Wy D
Hollman
John S
Tyrone
J Huhes
Michael T
Mimbres
Louis H
Watro
Klotz
Samuel J
San Mark Lutz
Charles H
Carrizozo
Linch
Harry A
Mogollon
Lyon
Albert E
Gallup
Lackland
Thomas G
Columbus
Lindsey
Howard W
Fort Sumner
Leahy
Joseph B
Lordsbur Lane
Harry W
San Marci Lee
Charles C
Las Cr
University of New Mexico
David BR. Boyd
Albuquerque
N. M
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