CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF VISITOR VISITS AND LOCAL EVENTS
Dr WH Livingston arrives from Espanola as Walter G Turley and wife visit Velarde. Womans Union sale at Santa Fe Bank nets 4000 for church work. Governor Lindsey visits from Annapolis for governors' meeting and backs Rio Grande San Juan drainage to cut rates. Mrs Burrows returns from Denver after months away. Farner and others plan retirements. Hawaiian season noted. Philippine plans and national convention commentary referenced. various personal notices and social updates fill the page.
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Lindsey
Rn Farley
Annapolis
State
Rio Grande
San Juan
Stars and Strips American Paper in France
Fragmented OCR outlines a World War II era note about Stars and Stripes in France. It mentions the American Expeditionary Force and a disruption in news flow across pages. Names and exact events are unclear due to garbled text.
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THE
STARS
France
Final payment on large timber tract completed
The article reports the final payment on 100,000 acres of state timber land purchased by the McKinzie Lumber Company. It notes the deal saves the company 40,000 acres of junior fund and mentions related movements, personal ties, and a Santa Be based connection, including a marriage linked to Miss Ornishee.
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Feoe
Sats
McKintey Fant and Lumber Company
Junlor
Zanmaqamtatin
Santa Be Ma
Rune Jeterle
Santa
Red Cross Society
Nt Corke
Barane
Turior Red Cross Society
Mounted police captain resigns from service
Horbeet to McGrath has resigned from the mounted police service and will enter business. Ray Grayson and others state an appointee will be named by Governor Lasravate to fill the vacancy.
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Horbeet
McGrath Thas
New Mexico Mounted Ce
Sarant Ray Grayson
Lasravate
County Def Holds Its NSF Council Last Meeting
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Bit Snow Storm Affects Southern California County
A terse report notes a light snow storm passing over this city and southern California counties Monday evening into Wednesday morning. The weather disrupts farm routines and harms livestock conditions while snow in the mountains promises earlier water reserves for the farming season. Stockman Springer comments on the unusually moist winter thus far.
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Cal County
Springer Stockman
Kansas Blue Sky Law Unwarranted Supervision Says Prosecutor
In a Kansas context the editor recalls the blue sky law push by bankers and reformers. A prominent attorney argues the law is bad for the public, claiming it protects banking interests while stifling small savers and honest investment. He criticizes high state supervision as class legislation and urges focus on local reform.
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Kansas
Santa Fe
Bankers Association
Investment Bankers Association
United
Galen Nichols
Shawnee County
Topeka
Lena
Rome
Sity
Lds
MT Neenie
Kansathis
Wabash Railroad
Red Cross Drives Aid Across New Mexico War Effort
The New Mexico Red Cross reports strong activity from Albuquerque to Carlsbad with Roll Call gains and Home Service work aiding families of soldiers. Chapters statewide list memberships and ongoing relief, hospital garments, and knitting allotments, plus救 outbreaks of influenza and disaster assistance in Torrance County and Estancia.
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R. C
Red Cross
Home Service
Albuquerque
Ansi
Rniching
Cou Hd
Alee
John Tombs
intNew Meview
Albuquerqe
San Miuel County
East Las Vegas
Colfax County
Rayon
Eddy County
Carlsbad
Curry County
Clovis
Santa Fe
Valencia County
Telen
A. R.C
Vilages
Torrance County
The
W. J. Waltz
Mr. Bennett
Mrs. Parrett
Miss Contholly
Foust
Estancia
Torreon
Man
Zano
Chilili
Parrett
Williams and Correll
Red Cross Home Service
Silverton
Torrance
County
New Mexico
Senate Repeals Zone Postage Rate on Newspapers
The senate voted 34 to 22 to repeal the zone postage rate on newspapers and magazines. The new rate, set at one cent per pound under 150 miles, faces possible passage in the house amid doubt over the final outcome.
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Senate
Mountainair Branch Ships Knit Articles to Denver HQ
The Mountainair Branch recently completed a large consignment of knit articles that were shipped to the division headquarters at Denver.
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Mountainair
Denver
Thrice Blest Thrift Stamp Appeal for Homeless Children
The Holiday season calls for joy in every child and urges New Mexico households to donate a War Saving Stamp and a Thrift Stamp to help homeless children. The piece argues that small gifts can both inspire saving and aid the government in the fight for freedom, while providing homes for orphans. It ends with a call to contact Dr Tanker at the Children’s Home in Albuquerque for assistance.
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Lola Marie Harmon
New Mexico
Niver
Tanker
Albu
Mining in Manzanos signals eastern capital interest
Hanlow reports that capitalists from the east may start large scale mining in the Manzano mountains. Mr. Chas. B. Spencer and other Spencer Mining Co. members of Dayton Ohio were here last week assessing the situation and arranging preliminaries. Copper is the chief product with notable lead silver and gold credits. Ore samples reportedly high value.
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Manzanos
Hanlow
Manzano Mountains
Chas. B. Spencer
Spencer Mining Co
Dayton
Ohio
Willard Record
Union Bay Land Near Des Moines Sold for 1600
Des Moines area land deals reported in the Swastika describe A Mitchell of Tuscola Texas purchasing the Truesdale place near Des Moines for 1600. The sale was closed by Rev W E Dawn. Nearby S L Ellis bought 480 acres of WB Funk for 5500, a quick closing noted as Funk met buyer needs. Organizing efforts by Farmer s Stockman Bureau aims for 2000 members with new agents ordering 400 subscriptions as premiums for Boys and Girls Club work.
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Bay Land
Des Moines
A. Mitchell
Tuscola
Texas
Truesdale Place
Rev. W. EB. Dawn
Mitchell
S. L. Ellis
WB. Funk
Filis
Funk
Lil
Hallinger
Farmer's Stockman Bureau
Those Who Knock at the Door of Society
A reflective poem urging persistence and renewal. It argues that dawn restores value, urging readers not to mourn vanished moments or bygone splendors. Each sunrise grants a fresh start and the chance to rise, even from deep decline, with aid offered to all who seek it.
Elks Offer Hospitality To Troops In Silver City
Silver City Elks Club rooms extend free hospitality to Fort Bayard personnel in uniform, located under the Elks Opera House and open anytime. Reports recount a series of local social events including OES party, Santa Fe Christmas celebrations, and community notices praising charity and civic spirit.
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Ells
Silver City
Lodge of Elks
Fort Bayard
Elks
Silver City Enterprise
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Walter G. Turley
Velarde
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Santa Fe Bank
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Colorsto
Farner
Me Los Retford Pringe Nave
Rutels Moruves
Nat Bane
Alonosa Colorado
York
Paneminefoners
Vita
York St
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Vronk Orse
Lis. Uedeeitte
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Allsignee
Atentia
Reewell
Ty Reams
Tees
Wis
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Cole Wratterr
Renee
Hotton
Avatar
Tinttone
Cody
Santi Be
Elo
Michigan
Sants
Santa Po
County Def
NSF. Council
Capital Coal Yard
Cerrillos
Madrid
N. M
United States Food Administration
H. S. Kaune & CO
K. W
Santa FE Water & Light
Vere Tut
Dona Ana
Las Critecs
Veorre
Ciero
Artesiat
Rio Arriba
Chains
Femaitinis Geenty-tweehane
Socorta
MD Hospital
NEW Mexico News Review
Margarite Valley
Chicago
Laughlin
Hattie Sower
Adah
Col
Jose D. Sona
Frank I. H. Roberts
Granville A. Richardson
Jane Austin
Artesia Advocate
E. Lukens
Children's Home Society
Pullman Cafe
Dr. Luken
Newsies
Anold
Las Vegas
Octaviano A. Larrazalo
Larrazolo
Milorchestra
America
God
Hart Caine
Yanta
Lamy
R. 1. Creed
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