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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
4
Publication details for the Santa Fe State Capital paper dated Friday August 29 1919 by the State Publishing Company with Frank Staplin as receiver notes entry as second class matter at the Santa Fe post office New Mexico under the March 3 1879 act.
The report discusses ongoing drilling near the state capital, noting exploration aims and the need for thorough progress. It mentions monitoring by authorities, indicators of activity, and the importance of completing the exploration with clear results for future steps.
A murky report describes Senator Grima leading a North Dairy Senate Caper over wheat pricing. Observers note a proposed S22 wheat sale tied to farmer fares, with tensions rising as bard politics threaten market stability and regional trade.
A fragment discusses national direction amid concerns of autocracy versus individual enterprise. It questions governance lines and wartime wartime anxieties, probing whether the nation should embrace centralized control or American entrepreneurial ideals.
The article notes rising federal spending and proposals to raise taxes to cover budget gaps. Officials discuss the need for additional funds across departments and the potential impact on taxpayers amid fiscal pressures.
A critical account accuses the Wilson administration of prolonged inaction on wartime issues and economic controls. It contends watchful waiting led to delays, hysteria over food and price controls, and missteps in dealing with profiteers and enemy activity.
Fragmented text notes a government pledge to reduce costs during wartime and a call to adopt any plan that removes shortages. Mentions costs of living and resistance to new rationing ideas amid wartime policy debates.
W Pollard was captured after moving goats owned by Richard Judkins across the Texas line and disposing of them. Judkins recovered the herd in court. Pollard later arrested in Arkansas but escaped custody again. The report covers losses from goats and a broader roundup of local mining and agricultural developments.
Guadalupe L Humm sells his grocery to JA Doherty of Union County who will run the store at the former site. Vaughn News notes wolves are depredating sheep for months, with three wolves at work killing four to five sheep nightly near Etchervarry and Walker Sheep Co. in the Capitan Mountaineer region.
An order imposes an indefinite furlough for 50 mounted watchmen and inspectors along the U S Mexico border, closing the Columbus port. The action stems from congressional inaction and cost concerns, affecting longtime immigration service personnel.
During excavation for the Strand theatre next to the old McKinley County Banking, the east side ing fell in ending a historic Gallup landmark. The McKinley County Bank began there and prospered in its early years. The Gallup Mercantile Co plans a new frost free warehouse totaling 29 93 feet, to be built this week just west of the main building with a new basement and one story above.
Farmers on Clyde Hooper's farm finished threshing, with 7M bushels noted for Mills Development. Talks of a new union at Wagon Mound and savings from co op purchases. Mrs F A Carpenter plans winter near Mills, hoping for schooling for her son in Rey. Water drilling for Roy area discussed by Morris and Div. Sue Reerls with potential results.
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