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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
8
A scrambled Capital City in brief item references personal and general disputes, political tensions, and social happenings. Names and places blur amid garbled OCR, but hints surface of a hotel opening timeline, university arrests, and theater construction progress affecting the city scene.
A fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century Santa Fe area notice describes a fire incident at the Santa Fe Electric Laundry. The narrative covers the blaze’s early spread, firefighting efforts, location details, and mentions of involved parties and buildings damaged, with references to local officials and responders.
Miss Mary Sue Batlock became bride of Mr Landry Feather in a quiet home wedding conducted by Rev. Davis. The ceremony featured a white organdy dress, a bouquet, a white satin pillow held by James Elizabeth’s sister, and a simple ring rite. Bridesmaids and family observed a modest reception as guests offered warm wishes.
An expanding Santa Fe operation prompts staff changes. Manager Wood, formerly with Western Union, will oversee the evening shift from 7 to 9. DeAgey will be in charge during a portion of the shift.
Ray White urges not camping without Rat-Snap. Farmers and storekeepers warned to use Rat-Snap, with three sites offering the product at 1.28 dollars, guaranteed by Coline Drug and Stationery Co and Kanne Grocery Co.
A Farley family gathering brings Wr. Farley and wife Norma to the city for a reunion with relatives including Mrs Delia Farley De John Farley and the White family. Sister Mrs C. Siler and her daughters are also in attendance as the community notes the reunion.
A fragmented account describes Baptiste and companions at a Saturday afternoon gathering marked by rain and sorrow. The note references Lyle farieh and Fel day, with unclear details about the event and participants.
The Declare Society in Curevos held a supper and social to raise funds, netting 65. The Banquet honored Mrs O F Arthur of Alatyrgordo, with a club-house dedication and a guest address by a forest cruiser. In Raton, the Scahera gallery featured an art show drawing eastern visitors, including Bert Philips’s Indian Girl and Phoebe Ble life scene from Taos.
Miss Margaret Russ of Roswell was hostess at her home Friday evening for a Good Eats club gathering to introduce new members. About fifteen girls attended the social event.
A week long program kicks off at the YWCA girls camp in Cre esy Canyon with organized activities, contests for body mind and spirit, and awards for participation. Miss Alvina Postel oversees recreation, with Miss Margaret Kelly as camp mother. Twelve of twenty spots are filled as the community supports the venture.
Melcolm O. Bursum left Washington Sunday for Avondale and Indianapolis to visit friends before joining her children in New Mexico. Mrs Keen, a Chevy Club luncheon guest, helped showcase a lifelike portrait of Mrs. Bursum in the Washington Star. Major J. H. Toulouse left for Albuquerque after a long duty with the National Disabled Soldiers League. Mr and Mrs Orrin Foster hosted dinner for Washington visitors, while Mrs. Albert B Fall plans a stay at Three Rivers. Elijah Johnson and family relatives in Raton welcome him back for a month. Three Rivers stay delays return to Washington for Mrs. Fall.
A vintage pest control notice touts RAT-SNAP as a proven rat killer and odor fighter. It claims rats, rats, and related pests damage grain poultry and health, and asserts cats or dogs won’t touch it. Sold by Collins Drug and Stationery and Kaune Grocery in three cake sizes 35c 65c and 1.25.
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