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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
4
The notice lists weekly Friday publication in Santa Fe New Mexico by the State Publishing Company with Frank Staplin as receiver. It notes second class mail status and a yearly subscription of 154 dollars.
The article surveys Roosevelt’s wartime stance and Democratic alignment, noting debates over preparedness, government control, and party dynamics. It covers Republican splits, McAdoo’s rail order, and New Mexico and California labor issues, with references to Otero, Jones, Fall, Wagner, and public sentiment shaping the gubernatorial and senatorial contests.
H C Montoya of Madrid Precinct 19 in Santa Fe County New Mexico seeks sheriff candidacy subject to Republican county convention will. The state records notice confirms the formal announcement and party backing for the county seat race.
Hush Gilbert of Silver City wins a Winchester Junior Rifle Corps medal for marksman skill. Competing at 30 yards in prone position, he shot ten targets with scores near perfection, earning recognition as the first medalist from Silver City. The corps has 13 members in Silver City.
A garbled report describes a youth group incident in which several underage individuals were involved. One named victim, Mire tila Davis, died Saturday evening after a stabbing and wind-driven accident during a local event. Colin ins sustains injuries.
The Warial area reports strong crop growth despite limited water and a small reservoir. Cattle and sheep thrive, with grass seemingly abundant, as rainfall patterns bring unexpected yield. Local conditions show grass on the range in good health amid ongoing water concerns.
Heavy rain drenched Quay Rain of Estimable Value on Saturday afternoon and caused scattered garden damage across the subdivision. Forecasters noted the storm brought substantial rainfall, delaying chores and prompting neighbor reports of soggy yards and flooded walkways. The Barter neighborhood faced evening showers, while local residents described the weather as a notable, though not extreme, event with impacts on outdoor activity and garden plots.
A report notes cream valued at 1500 dollars shipped by the Roosevelt firm with an estimated value of 300 dollars. Officials inspect consignments as part of trade controls.
Portales farmers expect butter cash from Saturday shipments totaling around 500 dollars, with cream sales uncertain yet. Reports from Portales and Taiban mention oil prospects and drilling plans by Great Western on nearby wells, while Roosevelt county graduation counts and local superintendent notes are unresolved.
The fragment mentions Santa Fe and Aqiva Fe with vague notes about where they will live and work. Specific places, dates, or names are obscured, leaving an unclear outline of plans and locations.
A fragmentary report describes longtime trader in Farmington negotiating purchases and land deals. Willie Martin, Walter Warner, and Dustin Ran are named in context of buying property and contracts tied to a Penney place. The notes mention a five acre tract valued around 2250 dollars and imply relocations and new work plans.
Jed in Clayton this week reports Albert Valdes a New Mexico grower and Four States Seed Cowi er. While Valdes threshed over two thousand pounds of the new crop he brought only 166 pounds to Clayton. Franklin paid 7 cents for this sample and shipped one car the last of the 1917 crop of pintos. James Willett's house and contents were destroyed by fire Sunday while he was away. Threshing in the region is delayed by wet weather and farmers expect good yields with corn near 60 bushels to the acre and beans 600 pounds or more per acre. Des Moines Swastika notices.
Frank Ome from Trine and Tan from West Tri was held up and beaten at night near the Santa Pe fence in Hat Baton Tat Saum. He was robbed of cash, thrown into an arroyo, found unconscious in a pool, then taken to Fawnty hospital with a fractured skull. attackers believed to be in Hat Rat Raniee.
The Polish white eagle flag is praised as the symbol over France’s battlefield marking the revival of a free and unified Poland. The article notes allied and American support, assesses the nation’s 20 million people, and calls the display a moment in history signaling Poland’s return to prominence among free peoples. It mentions flags presented to Polish regiments by the French president and cites continued national restoration and hopes for Poland’s future.
At a recent Northwestern Stockmen’s Association of New Mes meeting held at Crt NOM officers were elected. Tustiniann Gu tiefrex was named president F. M. Fenton vice president AD Read secretary J F Yourp treasurer and J M Cebada added as a committee member.
The State Land Office announces a public sale of land tracts in Clayton Union County New Mexico on November 1 1919. Bidding starts at five dollars per acre with payments over up to thirty years and a one twentieth down payment. the commissioner reserves the right to reject all bids and possession is given after contract signing.
Public land sale notice from the Commissioner of Public Lands of New Mexico for Socorro County. Sale No. 1915 lists tract details in Sections 45 6 27 and range 16 W with 679,024 acres, noting minimum bid of $3.00 per acre plus improvements, payment terms up to 30 years, and required upfront interest and fees. Readiness includes contract within 30 days and bond fund allocations for specific railroad lands. publication dated August 17 with first notice August 2.
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