Capital City News in Brief Afloat with Local Notables
A long capital city note set records of residents visiting James Springs and Las Vegas events. Attorne y W ilson and son from Albuquerque visited. Kempenich of Peralta attended highway commission meetings. Lusk of Stanley visited the State Record office. A wave of community activity includes Scouts at Labadie canyon, ranchers traveling to Ranger Texas, and local awards at the Cow Bay Roundup in Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lusk
Stanley
Vitor
State Record Office
Heavy rains spoil fishing on the Pecos river
Heavy rains disrupt fishing along the Pecos river as waters rise. Local anglers report spoiled catches and closed banks while authorities monitor conditions and warn of hazards from swift currents.
Mountainair Farmers Build Homes on Patented Lands
The New Mexico News Review notes families settling on patented lands with 70 to 2500 acre valuations and substantial improvements. In Mountainair an irrigation well near Mc Gee land ran dry after a cave-in. a new well will be drilled. Estancia valley reports favorable crop prospects with farmers claiming the county’s finest corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountainair Intendent
McGee
Estancia Herald
Estancia
New Mexico Conservatory of Music
Croft ix Ilirector
San Prancien Street
Misemma Fisher
Society and Club Activities Highlight Santa Fe Scene
A Civic Department committee from the Santa Fe Woman's Club met city officials to discuss a Municipal Park site for tourist parking and other civic projects. Knights of Columbus hosted a 32-candidate initiation with a banquet at the Armory, while Elmer Boise celebrated his tenth birthday with friends. A Library Ball Room dance under the Woman's Board of Trade drew many attendees with Al Morrison’s orchestra. An Eastern Star meeting at Lonie Hall and a church rest room project for women and children were reported, along with harvest notes from local ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
Santa Fe
Board of Trade
Woman's Board of Trade
al Morrison
Spencer
Fancia
Valley
Lonie
Homesteader Wins Contest Case in New Mexico
A long-winded report from Santa Fe amid mixed items notes a contest case involving homesteader Flahmann on the mesa, with support from local residents and a wary Land Office commission. The piece weaves in community events, charity sales, and notices from Santa Fe and Portales, reflecting daily life in 1919 New Mexico, including school activities, clubs, and local gossip.
Convention Held at Thomas I response
An account of a local convention at Thomas I detailing attendance by residents of Clayton and surrounding areas. The write up highlights a progressive, hospitable community building Homes and farms, a municipal swimming pool as a central attraction, a favorable nightly crowd, and dinner served. It notes ongoing construction and improvements, including masons at Walker & Larset site and plans for a front renovation, with emphasis on community investment and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas I
Kerury
Clayton
Cvnswation
Uatios
Aspeia- Hay
Thomas
Jane 2
Viewas
Wisr
Valencia Max Luna Post No 1 Organizes at Beten
Max Luna Post No 1 Americar Legion organized at Beten with Donald Blevins aiding. Elected officers include Post commander Herman G. Baca, vice commander Bernard C. Becker, post adjutant W. L. Davidson, official officer Serefino Tafoya, historian Taylor, master at arms Romero. Ship committee appointed with Juan D. Tapia, Baca, F. Cordova, PS. Gar N.C Romero, A. Chavez, Ignacio Chavez. The post will meet on the first Thursday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Luna
Americar
Beten
Donald Blevins
Herman G. Baca
Bernard C. Becker
W. L. Davidson
Serefino Tafoya
Historc Taylor
Romero
F. Cordova
PS. Gar- N.C
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Capital City News
Young
Commiissonier
State of Officis
Businers
Colonet
J. D. Sena
Oudhter
Sena
James Springs
John W. Wilson and Son
Albuquerque
FE Kempenich
Peralta
State Highway Commission
WG. Sargent
Aul Hall
Pecos
John Crysostom
St Vincent Sanitarium
Cincinnati
Oncago
Denver
Mra
Daview
Winifred
Las Vegas
Davies
Knights of Coluende Ting
OA Tierazalo
Ervor Jarrazeto
Wales
Mattias
St Vincent
TYR Wieevier Ptate
Stunk
Mbtwena
Orhes Aitemitel Air Natirmal Falomation
Cotter Wagner
Cvaenle
Uda
Trinald
St. Paul
Judes
Fred Lopez
Labadie Canyon
Miss Rose
Miss Souther
Doug Johnston
Merly
New Mexico
Forest Service
Rs. Johinston
F.W. Parker
W. J. Sargent
HL. Hall
Fidiardo Motero
Porter Jones Weit
Ranger
Texas
Arthur Beacham
Hays
van Menten
Wo Tyler
Donald
Norma Tyler
Ponte Bhutés
Towa
Ty Tau
Meyreno Valley
Deas Goretiapest
Iitereay
Ereli Steel
Corus
Tae Vielen Palliorni
Lee
Las Ant
Fisher Foe
Arctan Verne
White Fox
Peeday Evonimn
Fisher
Esterneom
Acuy
France
Nova Scotia
Las Vecas
Jackson
Presbyterian Church
Ant
Thany
New Merton
Gle Wallay
Geonsia
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Hunts
Richelieu
H. S. Kaune & CO
Capital Coal Yard
Sugarite
Sugarite Grate
Sugarite Nut Raton Lump Yankee Lump Coke
Montezuma Avenue
Santa FE Water & Light Company
NEW Mexico News Review
Elmer Boise
Hurley
H. S Boise
Santa
Homesteader
Flahmann
Willcox
Fluhmano
Contest Department of the Land Office
Kenyon
French
Antelope Valley
N. M
Mather
Stevenson
Belen
Popular
Telen
Baton
Hopsupper School
Raton
Cornet
Amoto
K. P. Order
W. Galles
Youngerville
Rio Arciba County
The
Keights of Pythias
K.P. Order
Lordsburg Lodge
Presbyterian Sunday School
Artesia
Hewett
Portales
Germany
Boy Scouts
Tucum
Cari
Canyon
Amarillo
Poa James
Paul Martin
Louis Wilson
Taos
Wagon Mound
Bertha Patenghe
Vera Gibson
Mary Covert
Daniels
Cowboys
Beauth
Mexico
America
Norway
Supt
Chaliant Fas
Vine
Cavion Ciizen
Walker & Lay
Walker & Larset
Sal Fe
Mike Rentel Inallimse
Fort Ani
Des Mores
Valencia
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Popular Mechanics
United States
Canada
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
United States Railroad Administration
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Eadh
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Daly
California
M. L Creed
Atcison
Topeka Santa Fe Railroad
Union County
United Company
Snorty Gobbler Oil and Gas Co
Grenville, Union County, N. M
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