New Mexico Indian to Represent U S at Antwerp
The week sees highway contracts awarded including Atlas Construction of La Veta Colorado for 15 miles in Curry county and A P Atchison of Raton for 1085 miles in Valencia county. The Santa Fe Fiesta plans grow as hotel and lodging efforts, with the Historical Society receiving bronze medals honoring Preble and Jones. Patasonia, a Zuni runner contender, wins Chicago sectional Olympic tryouts while Kenneth Preston, 11, is pardoned from the state reformatory after a larceny conviction.
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Leslie A. Gillett
Atlas Construction Company
la Veta
Colorado
Curry County
Clovis
Texico
A. P. Atchison
Raton
Valencia County
Laguna
Armijo
A. V. Alda
Denver
Chama Bridge
Abiquiu
Rio Arriba
Roosevelt County
Fortaler
the Historical Society
Col
Hoh Betts
Silver City
Commodore Preble
Tripoli
John Paul Jones
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Louis Napoleon
John Horne
Detroit
Georg B. McClellan
Chicago
Pataroni
Patasonia
Zuni
New Mexico
Kenneth Preston
State Reformatory
Larrazolo
Granville A. Richardson
H. Ervein
Reformatory
Harvest Festival Events Across New Mexico
Santa Fe hosts a fest event for Boot 13 15 dates. Harvest Festival in Albuquerque runs October 7 8 and 9 via New Mexico Educational group.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico Harvest Festival
Albuquerque
New Mexico Educational Albuquerque
New Mexico News Review highlights and public notices
The Aetna Building association of Las Vegas files a charter amendment reducing capital stock. Governor Larrazolo requisitions Gust Korchez in Colfax county for a $100 bad check. Dodd & Gagnes win a Soborro contract for eighth judicial riot construction. Edward J. Bates named mounted policeman for Roswell. Grant County Abstract extends corporate existence for fifty years. State Board of Health borrows to drain flood districts along the Rio Grande. June tax collections total 90,4077 with allocations to education and state funds. Fines in federal court reach 26,16162 with liquor cases dominating. Patersononia at Haskell Institute advances in English and schooling, with track letters earned.
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Aetna Building Association of
Las Vegas
The
Corporation Commission
Larrazolo
Gust Korchez
Colffax
Dodd & Gagnes
Socorro
H. A. Riker
Manuel School
Albuquerque
Colfax County
Korchez
Las Animas
Colorado
District of New Mexico
Ats Patasonia
Haskell Institute
New Mexico
Catholic Publishing Co Incorporated This Week
The Catholic Publishing company filed articles of incorporation this week to publish The Southwestern Catholic a weekly paper and operate a religious goods store. Office in Santa Fe with $50,000 capital. officers and incorporators include J B Read and Archbishop A T Daeger. The firm also plans real estate activity and Catholic colonist settlement as part of its business ventures.
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Santa Fe
Charles J. Eckert
New
Comany
J. B. Read
H. Watt
C. J. Eckert
E. P. Davis
Knights of Columbus
A. T. Daegar
Larrazola
J.ersjamin Read Meyer
B. Wood
Me J. Ho Watt
William P. O'Neil
Euamente
Rac
State
Andrad Tierra
Amarilla
P. Gonzales
Abiquiv Vigil
Test Diego Salazar
Juan N. Eyinez
Oe L Fruitland
Kenzie
Chamita
J. J. Pede Iton
Charles Staab
Springer
J. R Aguilar
Set
A. Raberote
Las Vegas
George Herman
Eufacio Galle- SeLegue
Ft. Sumner
Kelly
Roswell
Lasies
W. D. Murray de J
Hemee Kirk
Jora
Rev
C Sam- Dan Cassidy
Kert
Bernalillo
Sev
Areta
Roswell plans big league pennant interest and local notes
Roswell Chamber of Commerce efforts spark excitement as photos of the Roswell park circulate to club presidents and Glavier Texas. local business leaders seek to train teams and attract players while a growing spring training appeal boosts regional prospects amidst oil, road, and school bond news and farm reports across Colfax, Curry, and nearby counties.
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Chamber of Commerce
Harry Rn
Roswell
Roswell Park
T. J. White
Glavier
Texas
Keithly
National White
Agen Feagues
Glavir
Th Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sumner and Las Cruces News Flash
Fort Sumner reports a heavy loss from a severe storm with estimates around 3000 dollars, including alfalfa and fruit crops, while farms suffer and residents rebuild. Las Cruces sees rapid growth with new homes and a rising population, and local business activity expands as Waples Platter Grocery moves branch operations to Farwell, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waples-Platter Grocery Co
Farwell
Texas
H.W. Menerve
Oil Prospects Rise As Carlsbad Field Expands
The Kansas New Mexico Oil and Gas Co completes transport of derrick timbers for a well north of Carlsbad at Seven Rivers. Pecos River Oil and Gas spuds a well west of Oakwood with a large capital plan as part of Carlsbad field growth. New residences, including the BraDen and Merrifield homes, rise amid local industry, while Carlsbad and Power Co installs new machinery and reports limited car shipments due to shortages. Continued on page four.
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Dave Shinn
Case
W. C. Reid
Con
Casie Morse
Buffalo
Kansas-New Mexico Oil and Gas Company
Carlsbad
Pecos River
Pecos River Oil and Gas Company
Lkrewood
Arteb Lakewood
Carlsbad Argus
Cox Explains Pro German Editorials In 1916 18
Dayton July 20 Governor Cox Democrat nominee defends himself over pro German editorials in the Dayton News from 1916 and 1918. He notes the editorials were not written by him personally and cites editor George F Murla now at Columbus Dispatch. Cox argues German sympathy influenced Ohio politics while asserting he opposed German military tyranny from war start.
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Dayton
Cox
da ‘Ens
Ohio
Dayton News
George F Murla
Columbus. Dispatch
Columbus
Cincinnnatti
Situa
France
Cor
State Capitol
Othen Cotps
Frank B. Willis
Willis
Wilson
Cox Renly
Local Elks Return From Big Convention
J. D. Sena and George Mignardot returned from the Elks national convention with delegates near 2,000 and visitors around 200,000. Albuquerque Lodge proposed an amendment to admit aliens which was defeated. the order will admit only U S citizens and uphold Elks practices and sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sena
George Mignardot
Santa Fe Lodge No. 40
Cage
Ord
Albuquerque Lodge
The
Elks
Unite States
Elks and Elks
Santa Fe Excursion To Estancia Big Ove
About 300 excursionists traveled from Santa Fe to Estancia last Sunday using New Mexico Central service and private cars. The day included a ball game won by Santa Fe 12 to something. heated arguments and scuffles marred the visit, leaving Santa Fe travelers convinced valley residents were poor losers.
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Estancia
New Mexico Central
Santa Fe
American Legion Officers Press for Roswell Convention
Herman G. Baca commander and State Adjutant EL Safford tour Roswell to promote the September 2 3 4 American Legion cenner meeting and constitutional amendments. Officers urge local posts to boost membership and inform members about qualifying vocational training as disabled ex service men are assigned to schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Baca
New Mexico Department of the American Legion
EL. Safford
Roswell
State Highway Commission Approves Multiple Road Projects
The State Highway Commission, led by State Highway Engineer L. A. Gillett, approved several aid projects over recent weeks. Chaves county weighs a bond funded project costing about fan. Torrance county seeks seven miles east of the graded road toward the county line via Lucy and Ine. Grant county lists a five mile Hurley to Baird route. Luna county backs a fifteen mile stretch from Deming on the Borderland route.
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L. A. Gillett
State Highway Commission
Chaves
Boand
County Board
Torrance County
Lucy and
Ine
Grant County
Hurley
Baird Station
Mimbres=fey
San Lorenzo Hill
Santa Rita de Luna County
Deming
Colfax City to Cast Tablet for Late Mayor Shuler
Colfax city council orders four Wonze tablets to be cast with an inscription honoring the late Mayor Shuler for his service. The tablets will be placed at the main entrance to name the municipal building when received. Also notes hail damage to crops on the French tract with five farmers reporting losses. Frank Dermer states one mine acre suffered about $5000 in crop damage from hail within 350 minutes.
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Govis
Shuler
Frank Dermer
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Col. Roe. Twitchell
Historical Societ
U. S
Amesoli Patasonia
Thie Wan
NEW Mexico News Review
Edward J. Bates
Cory
State Board of Health
Rio Grande
Albawergue
San Marcial
HF. Gray
Margaret Strong
Catholic Publishing CO. . Incorporated
Charles Pratt
M. M. Pratt
Tucumcari
Asistant
Pratt
Tucumcai
Salt Lake City
State Tax Commission
Income Tax Commission
H. J. Hagerman
W. G. Haydon
East Las Vegas
A. G. Simms
Ro F
J. E. Saint
Sta Fe
J. R. Aguilar
Wagon Mound
Porfiro Abreu
Penasco
L. A. Hughes
JB. Read
J. van Houten
Ar C. Magee
Department of Education
Mesa Land & Stock Company
Alffice
Coppock
Macce Mesiaen
Encienda
Demetro Esquibel
Amendo Lope
Tierra Amarilla
Juan BR. Trujillo
la Mesa
Santa Rosa
Anastacio Ribera
Grenville Hospital
Orion County
Smarty Pa
Mexico Land & Tithe Company
Grenville
Union Overall
St. Joseph
Misson Hawkins, Provident
Albuquerque Echou
Whiich
Boniks
City Board of Education
V. E Ware
Fl Paso
North Third Street
Iibon
Reid- Bursum
Ullens National Bank
Als. Keene
J.P. Noble Tuertas
Gene
Southwestern Drug Company
Lane
Clovis Journal
Rovwell
Cookson Tie
Johnson State
Westen Ana
Dis
John Lauterbach
Elmer Lamar
Chester Ayers
Don Redfern
Baton Ranger
Johnson A
Colfax
Farmers’ Exchange Company
Citizens Bank
Fort Sumner
Thomas Sacre
Tocat
B. O. Wede
Jack Rabbit
Mavy Smith
Irri Valley
Long
Dona Ana
C Springer
Jesse Dye and
Anderson
Las Crucay
Almeda
Miss Lester
Mr. Lowe
EJ. Sterts
Las Cruces
Moreno Val
Lassey
Board
TUE Republic,ounty Commissioners
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Gle
Dennison Bros
Morton
State College
Prov Martin
Germany
Dillinghame
Frohmans
New York City
Ho 1
Braden
CO. Merrifield
Merrifield
Carlsbad and Power Company
Tte
Conarty
Carlsbad Ament
Des Moines
Union County
American Legion