Capital City News In Brief Lively regional updates from state officials
Attorney A M Edwards leaves for Rio Arriba on a news trip. Several figures including Chas Proebstal of Santa Fe Builders Supply and John W March of the state land office return from Santa Rosa. Officials in Albuquerque Gallup and Denver visiters are noted with family travel and state business. The venereal disease clinic opens in Santa Fe. Dr Luckett retires to Silver City. Hugh H Williams travels for corporation matters. Red Cross drive support. Republican conference at the Capitol.
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John W. March
State Land Corporation
Bonifa
Montoya
Kowwell
Santa Rosa
New Mexico Tuberculosis Figures Prompt Special Nurse Plan
War era report by the American Red Cross shows 1417 New Mexico soldiers with disabilities after discharge, 488 of whom were tuberculous. The statistic prompts funding for a dedicated nurse to aid affected veterans and their families.
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American Red Cross
New Mexico
Wien
Nea
Indiana
TV Nois
Taos
Rio Arriba
New Stexlen
New Moxie
Mrough
Sted Cross
Seals and symbols in holiday times amid public health
A fragmented passage blends Christmas seal symbolism with references to tuberculosis and charity. It notes seals as cheerful emblems yet links them to suffering and disease, warning that holiday greetings may conceal concerns for those afflicted by tuberculosis and urging support for public health initiatives.
Health Bonds Endorsed by State Leaders and Health Group
Governor Larrazolo and Lt Governor Pankey back health bonds tied to public health work. Leaders Hursum and Jaffe of the New Mexico Public Health Association oversee funds aimed at supporting a state health department. Campaign emphasizes within state use and broad support from health advocates.
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Larrazolo
Pankey
Sureum
Jaffe
Red Cros Christians
C. A. Larrialo
Department of Health
Wil Fury
State Department of Howithy
New Mexico Pubic Health Associa Fon
Shopping in 1919 and thrift advice echoes old streets
A fragmented 1919 era piece blends market wisdom with moral guidance, urging prudent spending and guarding wealth. It references figures or names like Ted Cros Christie Seale and warns caregivers to protect children’s health while shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming & Song
Aix-Pence
Ted Cros Christie Seale
Wet increasee tuberculosis ten fold and Red Cross price
The notice reports a sixfold rise in tuberculosis cases while noting the Christmas Red Cross item remains priced at one cent. The item’s price steadiness contrasts with the health crisis highlighted in the public notice.
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Red Cross
Swiss energy reliance and social estimates in wartime era notes
The text notes Switzerland lacks coal peat or lignite and relies on wood and hydroelectric power from waterfalls for industry. It mentions social statistics comparing birth rates and marriage outcomes, stating one in a thousand births and related figures.
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Switzerland
Social notes highlight lively gatherings across New Mexico
A raft of society events fills the pages from Silver City to Santa Fe. One smoker at State College hosts a large bridge party. Miss Lucille Manney and Miss Emma Gerhardt win contests. epistles praise guild teas and dances at Episcopal and Anglican churches. charity luncheons, birthday celebrations, and school fundraisers abound with local ladies showcasing exquisite entertainments and community spirit.
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Tucumcari
Clarence Hoddy
Clovis
Robert Morrow
Colfax County
Kate Andrews
New Mexico
Bootlegging Dog Loses Booze and Life
A medium sized mixed breed dog loyal to its master was shot in the heart by a Mexican guard while smuggling tequila across the Rio Grande. The animal carried four liquor bottles in a bag during early morning crossings, performing 15 to 20 trips despite cold conditions.
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Rio Grande
Juarez
el Paro
Diris
Columbus Courier
Notice in Probate Court for Doughty and Gunter estates
Notices inform that Mariah Caroline Doughty was named executrix of James P Doughty estate with first publication December 5 1919 and last December 26 1919 plus Bertha Gunter named administratrix of Andrew Gunter estate with same publication dates. Both request creditors to file claims as required by law. Also a 40 acres irrigated land parcel near French under Antelope Valley Irrigation project is listed in the Santa Fe State Record.
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Santa Fe
Fred Wag
Mer
J. H. Wag
J. A. Jeancon
Albuquerque
Raton
Springer
Clovis An
State OF New Mexico
County OF Santa FE
James P . Doughty
James P. Doughty
Mariah Caroline Doughty
New Xico
Santa Me
Andrew Gunter
Bertha Gunter
Antelope Valley
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Wedy
Rio Arriba County
Chas Proebstal
Santa Fe Builders Supply Company
T. C. Hernandez
Reed Holloman
Hollywood
Calfornia
Washington
Congress
Jie Lorin
Collins
San Diego
California
Mr. Lo
Justice . J. Roberts
State Suipreme Court
Denver
Wier
Danbury
Wid Amo
Council of Defense
Toredoe
Gallig
BC. King
Saxton
Union County
Espanola
Tyelirre
Frank Stantin
Crace Baldwin
Silver City
Miss Baldwin
TC Mernandez Hay
Mhuguersnca
Authenes
Gallup
Mise
Georgina Williams
Las Vegas
Mes Tagh
Wile
Liany
Adelina Overe-Wartren
A. A. Sedillo
Albquerque
House of Representa
Phoenix
Arizona
Rupert F Asplund
Paul AF Walter
Ralph EB
Chell
Frank Parker
M Rapp
Francis
M. Gibbs
Iith
State Health Department For
GS. Luckett
State Health Department
Mexico
Hugh H. Williams
Corporation
Comission
Lordburg
Silver Cay
BF. Pankey
San Juan County
Has. W Coursen
Eagle County
Red Chit
Colorado
Red Off
H. O. Bwsum
George Craig
R. P. Karnes
Capitol
Dr Sarat
Sugarite
Sugarite Nut Raton Lump Yankee Lump Coke Cord Wood, S
Itezuma Avenue & S. F. Depot
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Richelieu
H. S. Kaune & CO
Santa FE Water & Light Company
Maeter
Christiaan Joy
Christine
Eerth
State College
The
American Legion
George Roberts
Miss Manney
Lucille Manney
P. Sample
Emma Gerhardt
Episcopal
White and
Turner
House of Lockhart
Hungerford
Non
Fort Sumner High School
McGary
Reeves
Spiewink
Winter Garden
Elks Theatre
Woman's Working Guild
Church of the ‘Good Shepherd
A.W. Skaria
Fred Dennis
Jand
RF. Pixley
Davis Journal
Dave Goood
Roswell News
Orty
New York
Clara Novello
Flying Corps
Prince of Wales
Battery
Agnes Seaberg
Seaberg
Baton Reporter
J. Floersheim
Roy
Des
Armory
Vegas Optic
King Emmanuel
U. 3
Victor Emmanuel
United States
South America
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentine
Chile
Peru
St. Mary's Hospital
Kitchen Opera House
Capital City
Guild of the Church of the Holy Faith
Lbrary Hall
Charles B. Barker
Martinez Street
Santa Fe Woman's Club
N. B. Laughlie
Ita
Mike Sacks
Knights of Columbus
Elks of the Library
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hi Rues
W. H. Roberts Chanctloe
J. C. McConvery
Roy L. Creed
EJ. DeArcy
E. N. Stever
J. K. Stauffer
A.D. Gabriel
Alexander Read
F. Loveland
Benjamin F. Pankey
Santa Fe Chapter
Blue Lodge
San Francisco Street
Felicitas Kayne
Robert L. Ormsbee
Florence Williams
Tress
Ie Carroon
Jennie Cantetou
Edythe Neil
Allison-James
Woman's Union
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Ten Eyck
Elizabeth
Hal
jAlanka
Montezuma Lodge No 1
Harry S. Bowman
William E. Griffin
John S. R. Hammitt
Lansing BB
J. D. DeHuff
RC. Ten Eyck
U. S
de Etta Whitwell
A. J. Teare
Clarabel Fisher
Evelyn McBride
Ladies Aid of
St. Johns
M. Edwards
Administratrix
N. Mex
Pringe
Albert
P. A
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Sal
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