CAPITOL NEWS IN BRIEF AND PERSONAL NOTES
Chaves Armijo left Tuesday for Albuquerque to take the examination for admission to an officers training camp. Mr and Mrs J F Beytien, parents of the late Mrs Guy Y Harrington, left Tuesday night for their home in Pendleton Oregon. Attorney William J Teas of Las Vegas was in the city. Mrs W H Duvall, visiting her daughter Mrs Walter Turley at Velarde, left Saturday night for Miami Florida. Mr and Mrs Frank Bond of Espanola attended the funeral of the late Linfs Nobl, manager of the mercantile store at Sok Fy Anyooat. Meeting of the First National Bank of Santa Fe hosted a party after non y r np Trewamit was added to the board of directors. Lincoln acentic re-elected Ciliver G Kirag of the Hel tees sfeu WS Nondatfier remened from Mariarty where he went on ef L Neretomes. Ron We Sanford of Window Ari Heteadl. Prohet Flora Inf. The Santa Fe winter secretment details, including engaged in activities near Toecurrent. Lieutenant Harry Crowenders left for Colfax San Miguel and McKitley counties for an exercising tour with the national army. Mr and Mrs Alfred S Wildlans arrived Jasper Montana after visiting. Mac Martines left for Denver to enter the lead. The construction of Santa Fe pow plant offices will start this year. The state board of bar examiners held session at the capital.
Cash and Carry Plan Boosts Chippewa Falls Store
Tie Farmers' Produce Company in Chippewa Falls abandons credit and adopts cash and carry. Store manager Anderson notes a dramatic January gain with no drop in sales, despite a few customers leaving. By 1917 cash sales reach about $4900, validating the shift in retail approach.
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Tie Farmers’ Produce Company
Chippewa Falls Wie
Anderson
Ular
Journal
Chippewa Falls
Mc Anderson
Merchant Trade Journal
State Tax Commission Aids Assessors With Revised Rolls
The State Tax Commission will assist county assessors by preparing accurate tax rolls. Secretary Asplind will provide a complete tally of licenses for each district, ensuring no omissions. The department will review land sale prices versus assessed values and compare sale prices against tax schedules to find discrepancies.
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State Tax Commission
Getting Ready for Third Liberty Loan Campaign
New Mexico county councils of defense to appoint war service committees to aid the police in the Liberty Loan drive. Citizens will fill blank forms listing name address occupation financial condition bonds bought in prior issues and amounts to purchase in the third issue. A close organized effort is needed to meet the state quota.
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New Mexico
State Council of Defense
Auditorium Hotel Comforts Noted in Tourism Card
The description highlights the Auditorium Hotel on Main Street with quiet streetcar access nearby and proximity to City and City Parks. It notes the comfortable atmosphere and the recently completed ladies lounging room on the first floor, enhancing guest comfort and convenience.
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Auditorium
Executive Committee Meets With Chairman in Auxiliary Session
The Women’s Auxiliary Executive Board met with Chairman Mrs Lindsey on January 7 at nine am. They approved a resolution urging ration cards and discussed limiting deliveries from stores to one per day. Mrs Walter M. Danburg was elected to the meeting, and plans were outlined to support the Liberty Loan and thrift stamps through National Council of Defense efforts.
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Womi's Auxiliary
W. [. Lindsey
Henry Stoes
Lass
Jnlan
Walter M. Danburg
Agricultiencolture
Las Cruces
Funk
National Council of Defense
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
Don Ambrosio Ortiz Dies. Santa Fe Public Official
Santa Fe mourns Don Ambrosio Ortiz a longtime public official and staunch Republican who died Saturday at his home on Agua Prieta Road at 78 years old. native Santa Fean he served as probate judge county clerk county treasurer deputy in city offices and taught school. Survived by three sons Frank Ortiz Faranda Ortiz and Jaime Ortiz three daughters Mrs Jose Digan Mrs Tave Ortiz and Miss Ratefanita Ortiz and many relatives. Funeral services were held Monday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church with interment at Rosario Cemetery conducted by Rev A Hesset. pallbearers listed and J H Wattis Co. in charge of arrangements.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Don Ambrosio Ortiz
Agua Prio Road
Ortiz
Jane Jime
J Ank
Ortis
Thai J. Ortiz
State Corporation Commission
Ofticey
Frank Ortiz
Well Kian Pressaman Aul
State Record
Faranda Ortiz
Jose Digan
Tave Ortiz
Ratefanita Ortiz
J. H. Watt
J& Co
Well Known Bachelors of Albuquerque Join Benedicts
Two marriages of wide interest in the city were announced yesterday. Frank Hubbell Sr., son of Frank Hubbell, prominent stockman and politician, wed Miss Mabel White of Glyndon Md. in Baltimore. Also announced in Belen were the marriages of former Building Inspector Rowdich and former Deputy City Clerk Gertrude Brodell. The Hubbell couple will live in Albuquerque. Rowdich and Miss Brodell left city offices and retire from municipal service. Rowdich expects to be summoned for the draft.
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Frank A. Hubbel Sr
Frank Hubbell
Mabel White
Glyden
Baltimore
Belen
Rl Bowdieh
Gertrude Brodell
Hubbett
J. AL Reid
Mbuquerque Journal
Here and There Over the State Society News
A diverse society page highlights a Big Scout Rally at the Albuquerque YMCA with three troops, Red Cross drives in Chaves and Bernalillo counties, and a Santa Fe club’s sewing rooms expanding. Army life anecdotes, Elks and Woodmen events, plus weddings and new Scout leadership are noted among community efforts and charitable drives.
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Albuquerque
J. F. Beytien
Guy Y. Harrington
Puaine
Oregon
William J. Teas
Lae Weis
W. H. Duvall
Walter Turley
At. Velarde
Miami
Florida
Frank Bond
Espaniola
Bite Linfs B. Nobl
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Panday
Nony R . Np Trewamit
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Brothers
Hroie
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Ituasiit
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Hel Tees Sfeu
Nondatfier
Remened
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Window
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Peternel
Moran
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Eltye Ane
Tieutenant
Harry
Alfred S. Wildlans
San Jasper
Toston
Mac Martines
Wettes
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Santa Pester
Rita
Havanita Fe County
State Board of Bar Examiners
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Mitiies
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Richardson
Doran
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Shrines
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John Conrad Leh Not
Examina Savage
Clay
Santa Cruz
Denver
Denver Dry Goods Company
Lewis Dry Goods Co
Joslin Dry Goods Co
Daniel & Fisher Dry Goods Co
Watson Bros
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Roy
Tr.barret
Laughlin
Pate
YOMCA
Hewes
Aldo Leopold
C. T. Taylor
Moe. Church
Bay Tit, Missionary Society
Camp
L. FP
Thellmie
Ore County
Camp Kearney
California
Estancia Herald
Jesus Christ
Sccred
B.C ‘Abbott
W. A. Burbank
H.W. Here
KO. Windsor
B. V J R. McFie
L. King
G. E. Moore
W. Aloyi
HT. Stevens
J. W. MacKelvie
J.A. Lowe
Peter Henderson
D.C. Kinsell
Jay Turle
Red Cross
Frank . Vellacott
Ways and Means
Nces
Lbuquerque Red Cross
Glee Club
Afanasio Montoya
Bernalillo County
Teachers’ Glee Club
Armory
Gayety
Work For Humanity
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Raton
Silver City Enterprise
Camp Cody
Deming
Elke
Elks’ Club
Silver City
Sugarite
Colfax County
Oat Fellows Hall
Woodmen of the World
Frank
Santa Fe Water and Light Co
Don Gaspar Avenue
Mr. Owen
Missouri Freemason
Las Vegas
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Red Pros
Ladies of
Tee Reed Holloman
Arrighi
W. D. Arrighi
Cerrillos Street
Bheen
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Elmer C. Ringer
Santa Fe Boy Scouts
J. A. Rolls
J. H. Wagner
W. E. Lindsey
Levi Hughes
Antonio Lucero
Ringer
France
Cathedral of St Francis
Carolina Baca
Francisco Sena
Monsignor Fourchega
Julian
Baca
Woodmen Circle
Grove
Pecos Valley
Woman's Club of
Lordsburg
K. P. Hall
Santa I Benefit of the Red Cross
Af Fe
New Museum
Peruna
William E. Denny
Park Catarrh Ave
Springfield
Ohio
Grand Canyon
Castle Hot Springs
Arizons
Hawaii
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Capital Coal Yard
Cerrillos
Madrid
N. M
GC. A. Bishop & CO
Slife Insurance
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Santa FE Water & Light CO
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