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New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1918

Page

8

New Mexico Lands Open to Entry Includes 20000 Acres

Washington announces stock raising homestead land designation in eastern New Mexico. About 275 applications await entry, with 40 000 acres public land and 154 000 acres under stock raising act. Effective March 1 1918, lands in Quay Curry and eastern Tucumcari district become enterable at 40 acre parcels. Local officials note examiners found forage crops suitable. buyers must meet proper status.

Lane Interior Department New Mexico Quay Curry Tucumcari J. T. O'Brien Land District Leadville Colorado Jake Levy Geological Survey Bureau of Plant Industry

Wartime food drive call to action and production goals

A wartime plea stresses massive food production to feed allies and troops. It urges fivefold increases in meat and wheat output in 1917, highlighting urgent need as European and American front lines strain supply chains and civilians rely on North American ports for daily bread.

Met Europe United Sians Canada Cohimbus Courier

Man who can raise 000 bushels wheat is needed at home

War time note calls for community effort as churches clubs and lodges speak of producing food and supporting Red Cross. The excerpt highlights local drives for wheat beans and meat, urging exemption discussions and stressing patriotic duty through farming and relief acts. It mentions social events, Red Cross work, and community notices across New Mexico towns.

Las Vegas Carroon Callaltho Santa Fe New Bridge Mechan San Miguel County Red Cross Fletcher Catron Trowbridge Holy Porth Walter S. Trowbridge Walter S. Trowbridge and Is His Country In An Essential Pro. Mrs. Trowbridge Duction Rt. Palen Palace Avenue Jake Bill Strickland Gitlin Great Lakes Naval Station Chicago Mexico New Mexico Margaret Mathes E. E. Mathews Albuquerque New Mexico Normal Silver City Miss Manville Europe Curry County Miss Rice Clovis Massie Santa Fe Club Robert Massie Santa Fe Girl Scouts Florence Earnest Ps Pond Kathleen Rolls Kathryn Stone Anita Rose Edna Earne Jances Wilson Costance Walter Sai State Penitentiary Levi Hughes Woman's Auxiliary State Council of Defense

Back Pain Warning From Meat and Urinary Health

An authority links regular meat consumption to kidney strain and backache. The cure suggested is an effervescent lithia water that flushes and neutralizes acids, stimulating kidneys and urinary organs to reset to normal function.

Shakespear Club Elects Roswell Officers for Red Cross Year

The Shakespear Club of Roswell annual meeting elected Mrs. E. A. Cahoon as president and other officers. The club has donated $2705 to Red Cross efforts this past year and will continue if needed.

Woman's Club Willard Salas Red Cross Shakespear Club of Roswell E. A. Cahoon W.ronson G. W. Stevens Elizabeth Stevens J. M W. A Tannehill W.C. Orton Red Cross

Junior High Elects Officers and Colors

The junior high school elected Florence Barne Sears Ralph Loveland as officers with Katharine Van Stoni as treasurer and Helen Polla Muccke on the editorial committee. Maroon and gray are the class colors and the peony is named the class flower.

Duati Luatin Florence Barne Sears Ralph Loveland Katharine van Stoni Helen Polla Ia Muccke Jas

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