New Mercantile Firm Formed in Silver City
The Central Mercantile Company of Silver City is formed with an authorized capital of 5000 and full paid, led by Banner II. state political activity centers on opposition to constitutional amendment No. 8 and support for amendments 3 and 10, with educators urging defeat of No. 8 and restoration of succession rights for state and county superintendents.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Department of Education
State of Mexico
J W. Conway
Silver City
Mercs Countany
Banner
Legion Men Invite Senator Bursum As Guest
American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars telegrams greet Senator H. O. Bursum and invite him to be their guest at his earliest convenience from Fort Bayard New Mexico dated August 19 1921.
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Senator Bursum
Fort Bayard
N. M
H. O. Bursum
Santa Fe
American Legion and Veterans Foreign Wart
United States
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clovis Chamber of Commerce
California
Arioona
New Mexico
Clovis Chamber of S
Secretar Omer
Building permits rise in Albuquerque with August total
Albuquerque permits issued in August reach 34 with an estimated value of 38000 dollars. City engineer Frank Kimball notes 15000 dollars of the amount issued last week, as several residential permits are included.
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Albuquerque
Frank Kimball
Facts On School Book Adoption And Forest Charges
The report discusses school book adoption and upcoming charges for Bracing privileges on the Nations Forests. S. Downer handles the matter in Albuquerque as absence of Attorney W. Kele hinders city actions. Deputy Forest Supervisor Anderson leads Range Appraisal for the Datil Forest with a deadline of the 13th. Anderson advances work on Frisco Lana Magdalen Districts and had started Magdalena, Baldwin, and Black Range districts.
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Anderson Han Retaeied
Anderson
Datil
Congress
Frisco
Lana
Magdalena
Baldwin
Black Range
Magdalena News
Roswell Firms Reorganize and Local Bridge Bid Plans
The Roswell Gas & Electric Co. reorganizes as Roswell Public Service Co. and a $14,000 bridge project near Hagerman is planned with pile construction. Bids, due September 5, will fund a new lumber yard site built near Pecos, Hagerman Messenger reports.
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Roswell Gas & Electric Co
Roswell Public Service Co
Cal
Lone Star Lumber Company
Pecos
Hagerman
West—Clovis News
Hagerman | Messenger
Tenas Railroads Back to Big Business
Railroad news from Roswell and Santa Fe notes the revival of railroad business in the Tenas region, with new freight activity and interterritorial service boosts. Local developments include highway and canyon improvements, school book adoption discussions, and district attorney changes.
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TENAS
Moreno Valley Ban on Boys and Girls Club Expansion
Fragmentary text places a ban in Moreno Valley affecting a Boys and Girls Club near Colfax County. Mentions rivers, Eagle Lake, and local figures, with garbled names and partial references to individuals and preparations for events.
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Moreno Valley
Tax collections apportioned for August funds statewide
Tax receipts totaling 92 44753 through August 1920, credited by state treasurer Charles A Strong to multiple funds. Distinct allocations include roads 2413.18 and current school 8470 with major institutional credits to UNM Albuquerque 3781.10, Asylum Las Vegas 3781.19, Normal University Ta Vemas 246.16, Agricultural College Las Cruces 4819.29, School of Mines Socorro 57872, Military Institute Roswell 2224.29, Normal School Silver City 2135.54, Spani American Normal El Rito 800.14, Institute for the Blind 1208.9, School for the Deaf Santa Fe 979.02, Reform Springer 667.47, miners hospital Raton 3084.49, Museum Santa Fe 1147.27, Girl Welfare Board Albuquerque, Historical Society of Mexico 39.70, Public Welfare Santa Fe 845.90. Other funded items include War certificates 1761.13, Miscellaneous 1352.51, Salary 12467.1, Capital contingent expense 542.67, for Vocational Education 983.4, Legislative expense 1112.14, Predatory animal and rodent control 1112.14, mounted police 2224.29, and interest sinking funds 3529.92.
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Charles A. Strong
State Roads Fund
University of New Mexico
al Dhuquerque
Asylum For the Insane
School For the Deaf and Dumb
Santa Fe
Reform Springer
Miners
Hopital
Raton
Museum of New
Department of Public Welfare
Penitentes Hold District Convention in Mora
A Penitentes district council meeting was held Monday in Mora, covering Mora, San Miguel, Taos, Union and Harding counties with over 1200 members. More than 10 delegates appeared in the parade through Mora’s main streets before the convention opened, and Hon. Patricio Sanchez of Mora was re elected head of the district.
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Penitentes
Brotherhoo of Jesus Christ
Moras
Mora
San Miguel
Taos
Union
Harding
Patricio Sanchez
Mora County
Pantagraph
First New Mexico Marine Killed in Action Buried Here
The body of Harry Flynn, first New Mexico Marine killed in action, will be brought to Santa Fe and interred in the national cemetery. He died in the Battle of Belleau Wood on June 6, 1918 as a private in the 50th Company of the Fifth Marines. American Legion to provide a three man escort. Flynn’s nearest relative is listed as a mother serving on the battleship New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
Lowes
Best
State Board of Education
New Mexico
Boards of Education
Board of Education
Muticinal
County Boards of Education
State Board of Educacm
Board of Educaci
Stady
Mather
Meixco
Nevtharig
Lise
Secretary of the State of Education
J. FL
Harry Flynn
t!New Mexico Marine
National Cemetery
Hoboken
American Legion
Flynn
Fifth Mar
Bellest Wood
Keather
Earr
Stone Buys City Drug Store No 2. Pardue Keeps No 1
C P Stone acquires City Drug Store No 2 from J E Pardue. Pardue continues with City Drug Store No 1 on North Fourth Street. Stone ran a successful Taichen drug business and has county wide connections. H Norris buys Fort Sumner Review and will run the paper.
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C. P. Stone
City Drug Store
J. E. Pardue
Pardue
North Fourth Street
Stone
Taichen
Fort Sumner
H. Norris
Fort Sumner Review
Nore
Back to Work in Camden Factories Reopen
Camden N J Aug 23 about 7300 workers have returned to their jobs in the past ten days after idleness of weeks to months The Victor Talking Machine Co resumed operations with 6000 employees The Keystone Watch Case Co also reopened with a force of 1000 Hosiery mills clothing firms resumed duty giving employment to 210 men and women overall factories showed renewed activity after shutdowns
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Camden
N. J
Victor Talking Machine Co
Eny
Kepstone Watch Case
Sith
Flood Wipes Out Dona Ana Village North Of Las Cruces
A cloudburst near Santa Teresa caused severe flooding that destroyed Dona Ana, 38 miles north of Las Cruces. About 150 residents, many left homeless, are under care of Salvador Army, Red Cross, state health officers, and local chambers of commerce. Property loss estimated at 80 to 125 thousand dollars.
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State Highway Commission
Grant
San Juan
Gillett
East 10
Bursum
Senate
Fall
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
M. Stevenson
Ndt
Bursam
Bernall
Catron
Chaves
Colfax
Curry
de Baca
Dona Ana
Eddy
Guadalupe
Hidalgo
Sea
Lincoln
Luna
McKint
Otero Am
Quay
Rio Arriba
Roosevelt
Sandova Am
Sierra
Socorro
Taon
Torrance
Valencia
Legion
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Louis
J. Fred Robertson & Sons
North First
Sec
Connec- Work
Arizona
Califoreat
Eaton
Chamber OF Commerce
Clovis
Rotary . Llub
Ale
Garrett
Eureka
S To
Fee Strait
Mountain States
Chess
Mbuquerque
S. Downer
Wo AL Kele Torniey
S. C. Henderson
Aubrey
Texas
Goris
Henderson
P. J. Quirk
Frans O. Santheson
Roswell Floral Company
FE. Lyons
Clov
Holme, Bursum
James E Watson
Miashlontog, Pc
N M
Chas. L. McNary
Roswell
Carl Kinhart
Maine
el Paso
Denver
Falconi
Catalina Island
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
San Antonin
West Texas
Ohio
Ieee
Serstant States
Negator
Bert
Ruidoso
Sesberg
Frederick C. Stringfellow
Kansas City, Mo
Hay
UH. KR. Crile
Allmaterque
Duere
Duerre
Duerr
State Highway Department
Chiiron Canyon
Upper Canyon
Hook
State Board
Indiana
Nearing
Richmond
Tim
Finn & Gish
Rountaing
E&g Fife
Strts Kesien
Town OF
Richard Hallyard
Kania City
Coun
Harvey
Mesias
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