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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
4
Frank Staplin presents the Savery's Market Letter guidance on mining and oil stock investing. It warns that profits come after production and that true gains stem from stewarded development, urging cautious, listed-cash purchases and patience over gambling.
In New Mexico about a hundred citizens served on state and county exemption boards, guiding wartime decisions with fairness and patience. The piece commends their unseen work amid criticism, noting their discipline in handling diverse applicants and the value of their contributions. It also comments on oil and gas drilling progress and financial hurdles delaying deeper wells.
Farm tractors numbering 735,000 now operate in the United States, replacing about 1,750,000 horses and mules and 250,000 men in the army. They prepare soil for crops, aid cultivation and harvest, and raise farm machinery efficiency despite wartime labor constraints.
The Dona Ana region seeks local option herd laws to curb livestock trespass harming crops valued at about 40 090 annually. Advocates argue such laws would protect growers and deter stockowners. The Glenrio Tribune notes a Democratic stance on responsible parenthood and remarks on prices influencing birth rates and child care standards.
France’s patriotism shines as Alsace and Lorraine, severed for forty seven years under German rule, face potential return. German language dominance in schools courts and churches faded as aging witnesses recall the era. American soldiers’ entry is welcomed amid public acclaim and hopeful prospects of reunion.
A period piece urges world renewal through Christian charity and the American Red Cross. It argues for peace, national unity, and new global governance, urging action to meet a “new world-battle” with penitence, charity, and reconstruction. It quotes political figures on governance and wartime lessons, ending with a jab at William Hohenzollern.
A historical argument urges reintroducing vocational training within schools to prepare youth for skilled work. It stresses apprenticeship loss, federal aid via the Smith Hughes Law, and the need for state and local communities to expand such programs to boost individual, community, and national welfare.
A verse imagining Christmas in varied lands from pine forests to desert sands. It contrasts festive hope with war and hardship, praising the Christ child as master of all. The piece frames Christmas as a unifying hope for soldiers, children, elders, and all homes.
New Mexico News Review reports Vig Club members praise hog raising as profitable, noting a $1,000 per pig and a son valued at $100, with several members seeing strong returns. Federal Land Bank appraisal hints at a $500,000 regional value in Union county, while Clayton ponders housing growth and rent supply as W. A. Henderson adds new residences boosting Clayton’s prospects. Charles Parks buys lumber for a corn crib addition after a large 1918 crop and bean threshing continues in a prosperous valley, with Christmas and New Year reflections closing the piece.
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