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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
4
FRANK STAPLIN managing editor note shows the weekly State Record entry with post office classification and pricing. The document lists second class matter status at Santa Fe post office and a $1.50 annual subscription for the Weekly State Record.
A Santa Fe New Mexican analysis argues Governor McDonald and allies pressured Governor elect de Baca to qualify on the legally set date. It accuses McDonald of plotting to retain power through Lindsey and Veeder, and claims health fears were exploited to delay de Baca’s oath while pursuing McDonald’s U.S. Senate bid.
Public health guidance discusses natural protective instincts in animals and humans. It argues normal foresight benefits personal and national prosperity, while excessive worry can waste resources and harm judgment, noting for every dollar returned two to three dollars are contributed, implying greater loss when benefits rise.
The piece argues for stronger enforcement of speeding laws in New Mexico. It laments frequent fatal and serious auto injuries from reckless driving and urges passage of a prison offense for exceeding speed limits, plus revoking driving rights to curb accidents. The call to action stresses immediate reform for a safer new year.
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Grow Association and Wool Growers Association boards plan to challenge the Forest Service proposal to almost double grazing fees over three years. They argue fees already cover management costs and warn that withdrawals hinder settlement and state revenue, while seeking a moderate increase with concerns about regional impacts.
A reflective piece urges starting anew with a forward look and steady effort. It frames time as slipping by and stresses persistence to achieve goals, noting soon enough we will review what was hoped for and how far progress has carried us.
A census bulletin shows New Mexico spends less on state and county government than any other state while individual taxes are also the lowest. The report challenges local complaints about high taxes and notes the state’s unusually low overall expenditures.
A reflective piece compares world’s rats and lost chances, urging grit over luck. It tells of someone who faced consequences while insisting the Lord does not intervene to pull people out of ruts.
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