Capital City News in Brief Key Local Movements
Professor J A Wood left Sunday after noon for Relen on a brief business trip. John Ervien son of the Inte Rob ert Po Erven was a visitor from Gallup this week. Amado Chaves Jr now a lieutenant in the United States army is ing his father from Camp Perry. Hi Price Cross for seven years messenger in the governor office entered the law office of Tran Wilson. George Cartwight with the U S army stationed in Tennessee was here on a short furlough visiting relatives last week.
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John Ervien
Robert Po Erven
Gallup
Amado Chaves, Jr
United States Army
Camp Perry
George Cartwight
U. S. Army
Tenessee
Wo T. Leas
Las Vega
W. F. Care
Atute
Bar Guty State Tre Examiners
Ausiness Vistor
the City
Forest Fire Prevention Efforts Highlight 1917 Losss
The article notes the national forest fire situation across 155 million acres, cites 7314 fires in 1917 with nearly three fourths from human carelessness, and mentions ongoing education, enforcement, and regional efforts to reduce human-caused blazes. It also references figures and plans from various local officials and agencies.
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America
el Rito
Jen Ho
Whither goest thou and the aim of instruction
A reflective piece contrasts teachers aims with student outcomes in schooling. It asks how teachers measure success from weekly routines to yearly goals and from covering assignments to shaping citizenship. It notes differing views on purpose amid a wartime frame. It cites F B Pearson and President Wilson.
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F. B. Pearson
New Mexico News Review Details Hale Involvement In Lusk Killing
The New Mexico News Review reports on an accomplice in the killing of James B. Lusk Sr. in Roy. The woman was given a preliminary hearing and bound over to the grand jury with bond. She remained in the county jail awaiting transfer with her husband to Mora county jail.
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Lin
James B. Lusk
Jin Roy
Grand
Hale
Mora County
Las Vegas
America
A. R. Rays
Red Cross Refugee Garment Drive and New Mexico Efforts
The article highlights Red Cross activities across New Mexico and nearby counties, including refugee garment drives, donations from Mrs. J. F. Miller of Valley Ranch, and support for Belgian refugees. It notes zero weather, snow, and local drives that supplied garments, funds, and home service aid to enlisted families in San Miguel County and Des Moines area.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Belgium
St. Brien C. Rays
San Miguel County
J. F. Miller
Valley Ranch
Willard
Santa Fe Red Cross Chapter
Lincoln Ave
Society Notes and Dances Highlight New Mexico Gatherings
A long column of society items from Albuquerque and Santa Fe highlights lawyers luncheons, Shrine dances, Woodmen events, and local club meetings. Reports mention prominent locals, new law partnerships, charity bazaars, and social rounds at churches, hotels, and YMCAs with detailed outfits, guests, and festive activities across 1919 New Mexico society circles.
Arizona bound crew for U S hospital work
Bush secured transport for twenty five men who left Estancia for Prescott Arizona to work for a U S hospital. This is the third shipment from Estancia. Next shipments set for January seventh and January fourteenth, 1919.
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Arizona
Bush
Estancia
Prescott
U.S
Patriotic Birthdays Urged For Lincoln And Washington
Educational News Bulletin urges teachers to prepare February programs for Lincoln's February 12 and Washington's February 22 birthdays. Advises considering a combined celebration but stresses a worthwhile, inspiring program highlighting the lives and work of the two great Americans.
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Lincoln
Washington
Salts for Kidney and Urinary Relief Promoted
An ad touts a remedy from grape acid and lithia salts for kidney and bladder woes. It claims uric acidity in meat causes backache and that a tablespoon before breakfast clears kidneys, with a famous formula to flood clogged kidneys and neutralize urine acids, asserting safety and broad use.
Red Cross drive tops goals as New Mexico chapters report gains
Cuervo reports 51 new names added to Red Cross membership ending December 31. Central enroilt tops 1006. Colfax County leads with 2829 members, San Miguel at 1511. Large hospital supplies shipped to Santa Rosa and Denver. Roosevelt County chapter allocates pajamas and infant layettes while 1,562 hospital supplies and 1,818 knit articles sent to headquarters. Public notices list judges, precincts, and election details for February 13 1919.
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Cuervo Red Cross
Cuervo
Red Cross
Santa Rosa
Roosevelt County
Denver
Elida
Division
Richland
Colfax
New Mexico
Colfax County
Albuquerruque
San Miguel
Value of county board guides school improvement efforts
A county superintendent writes the Department of Education praising county board efforts to improve school conditions. He notes repairs and supplies across districts, commendable cooperation from boards and patrons, and a spurt toward civic improvement. The county board’s active role and support are highlighted as essential to future progress.
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Department of Education
County Board of Education
Loyal Districts
Cooper
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