Second Class Matter Notice for Sant New Mexico Post
Postal record indicates second class matter entered at Sant New Mexico post office under the Act of March 2 1879.
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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
4
Postal record indicates second class matter entered at Sant New Mexico post office under the Act of March 2 1879.
A mass meeting at Las Crees last Saturday selected an executive committee of seven to oversee park efforts with Governor M C Moehen proposed as Sacorta county representative. Proponents clash with concerns over access fees and northern state focus, while broader posts discuss Russia aid, bond offerings, and health education campaigns.
The piece argues Henry Ford overstates his role in the Shoals project and warns that his public portrayal misleads about the complexities and costs of construction. It cites Ford’s Detroit and Trenton Railway actions as an example of how others could achieve similar outcomes with the right backing.
A sketched recollection cites a railroad leader’s disdain for public welfare and a harsh quote attributed to a president about Gen Wood and France. The passage frames the era as a caution about not ignoring the will of the people, linking past intolerance to disaster when power ignores public opinion.
A dramatic courtroom scene unfolds as Judge Eaton retires after a heated trial involving Lucile Danvers and Wald Renstone. The judge faces hostile scrutiny, resigns amid controversy over precedence, and vanishes from public view. Florence Renstone emerges as a pivotal figure, revealing a deep, devoted past with the judge and husband, leading to a reconciliation and renewed hope in a romance long tested by social scandal. Also appears: a consumer ad for RAT SNAP with a money-back guarantee.
An unseen narrator recounts a journalist’s career and a strike story centering on Prank, Barnes, and others. The piece recalls theater plans, debts, meetings, and the tension around a labor dispute, with mention of Dolly, Philadelphia, and specific towns.
Fire on Montesimo Street damages the Capital Hotel causing several thousand dollars in losses. Defective wiring blamed. roof demolished. Santa Fe fire department's prompt action saved the building. Building and furniture only partially insured.
The Railroad Labor Board orders revised working rules for shop crafts, trimming about 50 million dollars from the railroad payroll. It limits war privilege allowances to those proven by long experience, aiming to restore efficiency and reduce overstaffing. The piece notes global naval reduction efforts and Japan’s alternative proposal, hinting at a winner in a potential showdown.
Notices from the Department of the Interior and Santa Fe County court warn of land contest actions and tax delinquency. Henry Kayne of Santa Fe seeks final proof on desert entry land in New Mexico, with multiple local signatories. A separate delinquent tax foreclosure summons to Alfredo Lucero and Santa Fe County demands answer by January 6, 1922, under penalties of default.
Antonio Montano of Stanley New Mexico filed notice of intention to make the year proof to establish his homestead entry for WESW 4 SESW SWAuSES Section 22 Township 11 Range 10 EB, Meridian. The hearing before the U S Commissioner in Stanley on January 7, 1919 will name witnesses George Craig Mike Ping W T Pruitt and John Curtis all of Stanley New Mexico A M Bergare Register.
A garbled introductory note leads into a State Highway project bid call for Santa Fe and surrounding counties, listing concrete and excavation items, culverts, and reinforcing materials. The document also advertises hosiery sales commissions and rat control products, including RAT-SNAP, with testimonials from a Mr. Fred White and retailers in Santa Fe New Mexico.
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