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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
11
Fragmentary tekst describes lands in New Mexico and Arizona restored to entry for settlers. The garbled lines reference plots, cancellations, and possible official actions affecting homesteading or settlement rights amid unclear dates and names.
Mexican bandits attacked a cattle outfit near the border prompting Lt Mattock and Col Tob to pursue across the river. American forces recaptured the cattle and routed the raiders after a fierce fight with machine gun support.
HRISIMAS cards are now ready produced by a New Mexico boy Elwood M Alright. The five color printed Christmas cards resemble post cards and are offered to buyers by mail from the State Capitol printing office in Santa Fe. Purchasers pay in stamps and may request delivery details.
An official advisory notes that holiday packages must be mailed early to reach destinations on time. It highlights limited freight and express equipment, growing parcel volume, and the need for customers to mail early to avoid delays during the Christmas period.
A long society page details events from Santa Fe and nearby lodges. It lists member rosters, elections, installations, memorial services, charity drives, church and club gatherings, Cross chapter meetings, and social events with brief descriptions and attendee lines. The column records ongoing community life across organizations and venues.
The J S Weather Bureau reports November 1917 had a mean temperature of 45 degrees, the warmest since 1871. Only 1878 reached 44, while 1872 saw 33 during a cold November. The 43 year average is 38.2. November marked the 11th straight month with above normal precipitation. total 8.72 inches below normal for the year.
Notice describes a state lease and one section purchase with payment of two dollars per acre in cash. It mentions abundant water from wells and a spring, soft water, fenced pastures, and three-wire fencing on three sections, with references to state records and Santa site.
A social dance at the Hotel Gilder in Roswell drew strong attendance and raised over $100 for the Red Cross fund. The event success boosted local fundraising and community spirit.
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