Capital City News in Brief Personal State Superintendent
City reports show Walter J. Keel and Teena WY traveling to Las Vegas, while Arinary and Sinton note motion by local officials. Methomeck, former McClinvick’s Cloth head, resumes partnership with Mr. Moore in Santa Fe. Articles of incorporation filed and trial for the mens furnishings store will continue. popular haberdashery remains in focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow. Methomeck
McClinvick
Webe
OP Moore
Santa Fe
Moore
Senator Jones Declines New Mexico Democratic Convention
Senator A A Jones will not attend the Democratic Convention in New Mexico. The nominee selection is reportedly planned for Monday with Kiwanis and local party members involved, while party leaders anticipate his active support from afar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
New Mexico
A. A. Jones
New Mexia
Cassell
Amoreover
Kiwanis Club
Elwege
Hinsell
Lee Anon
Clara Olsen
California
Suit to Collect Taxes in Rio Arriba County Filed
An unusual filing in district court seeks to collect taxes owed. The complaint lists the defendant and a broad array of interested parties, claiming ownership or claim to certain premises. The case mentions a cannily described property with 20 pages of documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arriba
Renélan
Importance of filing birth certificate shocking health bureau warning
A 1921 letter from the New Mexico State Bureau of Health stresses the necessity of recording birth certificates to avoid passport delays and personal embarrassment. It argues vital records must be preserved for future access and benefits, urging timely filing to prevent monetary and legal difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Bureau
State Bureau of Health
Cally Ate & Mietet
Brooklyn
N.Y
Dewith Department
New mine company Silver City forms with million capital
Theorertano Mining Company, organized with capital for operations, lists Charles A. Petterson of Chicago and Ray Rideour of Silver City among its organizers. Frank W. Veltarom acts as statutory agent in Silver City, marking the official incorporation steps for the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Mine Company
Silver City
Theorertano Mining Company
SEO Ge
Oryonne
Charles A. Petterson
Chicago
Ray Rideour
Prank W. Veltarom
Stattery
Silber
Sto
Colorado Grocery Company Opens Albuquerque Office
The J. S. Brown Mercantile firm filed articles of incorporation with the state commission and will operate a wholesale grocery business in Albuquerque. Authorized capital stock is 1 1.5 million, with 73 thousand issued. F T Broun serves as president and W O Broun as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Grocery Company
Albuquerque
J. 5. Brown Mercantile
Tras
Stat Commission
Mexico
FT Etzgve
Wo OK. Broun
Harvesting and threshing of grain reported across the state
The article notes widespread harvesting and threshing with generally favorable crops. Corn matures quickly in southern districts while northern areas see good yields in grains, hay, and other crops. Shipping of grain from southern counties proceeds as conditions allow, with rains delaying some movements.
One More Reason to Oppose Amendment No. Eight
Letter from Neulie Grare of Fenanota New Mexico recounts a failed contract dispute over pay and living costs. He details salary losses, a Texas offer he declined, and banking difficulties in Santa Fe. The writer laments humiliation and financial strain while seeking funds for racing wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
New Mexico
Aid
Eswuo Pier
Montana
Texas
Trans
Purina
Santia Fe
Warren E Rollins Santa Fe Colony Files Big
Warren E Rollins Santa Fe Colony appears in a report noting significant activity at the colony and associated sites. The article references local courts and a vote, with mentions of related figures and events tied to the Santa Fe area and broader regional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Rollins
Santa FE Colony Files
BIG
Sit
University President Opposes Amendment Reform Debated
A university president voices opposition to a proposed amendment, asserting concerns over state policy and governance. The fragmented text suggests discussion of reform, political process, and institutional impact, with limited readable details on context or affiliations.
Republican publicity man to meet state editors at convention
A Republican publicity man plans to meet as many state editors as possible during the convention in Indianapolis. He requested a lunch gathering at the De Varwis Hotel during the event to see them all together.
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de Varwis
Feliz Oil Company of Roswell Files Dissolution Notice
The Feliz Oil Company of Roswell filed a dissolution notice with the state corporation commission. The filing lists Tie Rowell as statutory agent and includes references to a pending organizational action and related administrative steps.
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Feliz Oil Company OF
Roswell
Tie Rowell
State Corporation Commisson
Ite
Susp M. L. Matick
Society Notes Highlight Local Clubs and Church Groups
A long society page details multiple meetings including the Quistionary Society and Missionary Voice items with Shanghai and Catholic War Council plans. It also covers a Children’s Hour program in El Paso, a Roswell birthday party, and a Be rrendo Woman’s Club session with musical numbers and refreshments.
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Mietit
Quistionary Society
Mra Ki
Tyne Miltietor
Haye
Shanghai
National Council
Dutaing
Vay Southem
Privet
Church of the Holy Family
Father Vanhem
W. A J. Schuler
el Paso
Austin D. Crile
Military Heights
Stes
Crile
Winifred
Florstrituitel
Capital City Notes On Santa Fe social events and news
The Capital City notes cover a crowded Santa Fe social scene with Pioneer couples, weddings, and receptions. Mrs. Miller and Mr. Miller host a charity breakfast, dances at the Armory support Troop D, and Mrs. Hewett along with Mrs. Jones host a large reception. Elaborate teas, a Midsummer Night celebration, and gatherings at Don Gasper avenue showcase Santa Fe society life amid travel plans and local business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dgar L. Hewett
Louise Frances Jones
Hewett
Santa Fe
C. G Mars
Ormshee
George Emory Moore
Mardorf
Don Gasper Avenue
Drop in communicable cases reported last week
A state health tally shows 61 communicable disease cases for the week, down from the prior period. The note mentions public concern and recalls a neighbor’s warning about a rat poison product sold by Col fies Drne and Stationery Co and Kaune Grocery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drne and Stationery Co
Kaune Grocery Co
Relief in Agricultural Credits Bill for Stockmen
A letter from Senator Holme, published by State leader Gursuin, discusses the agricultural credits bill passed by the Senate. The measure would create a wartime finance corporation to extend paper, loans, and credit to banks for stock power, with rates aligned to federal reserve levels. Provisions aim to assist stock-related agriculture for two years and enable banks to lend to farmers. Senator Bursum notes administration support and anticipated swift House action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altynatergay
B. Hem Jat
Oak Tolay
Holme
Gursuin
Senate
Agriev
Bursum
Taos County Irrigation Project Cost and Scope
A Taos County irrigation project is proposed with an estimated cost of 450 dollars. The plan includes building a water supply capable of irrigating around 200 acres using a new dam or intake located at a designated site. The project aims to provide dependable water access and support agricultural needs in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos County
Albuquerque Woman Fined in U S Court for Probation Violation
Geraldine Coffey of Albuquerque was found guilty in a United States federal probation law case. Prosecutor Colin Neblett imposed a $100 fine and costs, paid in full. The charge stemmed from a raid on the old Sawmill saloon where a keg of liquor concealed in a wall was seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Coffey
Albuquerque
Colin Neblett
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Walter J. Keel
Las Megas
James Scligilan
Hasittely Sinton
Las Venae
Arinary
Teena WY
The
Loral Cavalry
Musiy
Bia Wie
Heewigty
Santa
Duran’s Auto Truck Service
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Richelieu
Capital Coal Yard
Sugarite
Montezuma Avenue
Skeyod
Neulie Grare
Fenanota
Som
Feypofsses Himseif
Tell Mesa
Pere
Frank
Willian
Rand War
Jorge Weather
Igr
Samte
Ejaner
Trent
Antec
Richard San Tuan
Miss Morgan
Chesley H. Thomason
Estelle Smith
Ruby Richards
Dawson
Werner
Dave Canon
Peipinel
Sasdortebves
Sabid
Lene
Beniattiin
Tien Grettier
Mra Arether
Frank Mann
Robby
Wilam Clasier
Lina Fer
Alloguerage
North
Berok Mindtin
Mise Foransson
Shamatonshin
Tee Sheting
Anite Tutibell
Fergusson
Nanny Doneing
Mre J. MW
Woman's Club
Estancia Herald
PR Myers
Treille Myers
Eigen Mound
Roswell News
Sphinx Club
el Porvenir
Tos Verar
Stirte
Santa Fe Gil
Streen
M . Hibert
Ammunity
Georgena
Boneh Ho
Willams
Po Miller
SW. Mare
Willer
Tanchom
Mis
Catherine Jackson
Lave
Kingler
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Colorado
Mr. Miller
Cassell Motor Company
Calvary
Armory
Bob White
Vegas
Woman's Board of Trade
E. J. Safford Har
Santa Be
Rob White
Henry Dendaht
Ftornoon
St. Francis Alter Society
Knights of Columbus
Washington Avenne
Paris Theater Orchestra
D. J. Leal
John Joerns Will
Santa Fe Avenue
D. J. Leahy
Windsor
U. S
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