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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

4

New Mexico State Record Published by STATE PUBLISHING COMPANY

The Santa Fe based weekly paper titled New Mexico State Record published by State Publishing Company announces its June 8 1917 issue. The front matter lists Frank Sytaplin as managing editor and notes a 1.50 annual subscription. The OCR text presents a dense wartime column and assorted editorials with many garbled phrases but preserves the publication’s historical context and attribution.

New Mexico State Record State Publishing Company

A Call to Retrench in Wartime Expenditures

The piece urges halting or delaying costly projects such as a physical valuation of railroad properties to conserve Treasury funds during war. It critiques the allocation of federal pay for those on the valuation job and laments the decline of Andrew Carnegie’s influence on peace efforts, highlighting concerns over national expenditures and leadership.

Shippers urged to load freight cars to full capacity

The Office of the State Corporation Commission of Santa Fe New Mexico on June 2 1917 appeals to all shippers to load cars to full capacity. It cites a letter from Mr CM Sheaffer chairman of the American Railway Association urging cooperation to reduce congestion and improve service by using equipment to its full cubical capacity and meeting tariffs and regulations.

State Corporation Commission Santa Fe New Mexico CM. Sheaffer American Railways Association Commission On Car Service National Council of Defoyag Gonneeflow Ptt Mexico Shin Poryload Hugh Sh

Supmarine Chasers at San Diego Fiesta

A San Diego Fiesta headline notes Supmarine Chasers in a celebratory event to strengthen ties across the Southwest. The San Diego Progress Commission invites prominent figures to participate in the three way celebration aimed at fostering trade, social relations, and goodwill among the people of the Southwestern United States and Lower California.

California San Dinien Ernimiurbey Deere Hiro Ferien Door Riletts Ahliend Ieee Sentir United States Sau Great Southwest Lower San Diego Progress Commission

Forestry Regiment DRA Men From Southwest

Three officers of the Southwestern District accept commissions in the Forestry Regiment to serve in France. John D. Guthrie supervises in Arizona and Robert L. Deering and Wohlenters hold lieutenant commands. The unit, to be officered by foresters and lumbermen, aims to aid French forest exploitation for lumber needs on the western front. A parallel Canadian unit operates on Thames England supplying oak and fir for war use. A separate item notes Tom M. Bracken adding over 700 acres to his ranch via a land deal near Montoya.

Albuquerque N. M Forestry Regiment France John D. Guthrie Ceconia National Forest Arizona Robert L. Deering Chemie Wohlenters FLM. Co Pingstaff Thames England Windsor Great Peak Tom M. Bracken John A. Taliaferiroom Montoya

Albuquerque Saloons Regulated By City Ordinance

The Albuquerque city council passed a stringent ordinance, suspending rules to prohibit liquor sales to enlisted men and establish early saloon closing. Saloons must close 10 PM to 6 AM daily except Saturday, with extended hours Saturday night to 4 AM. Uniformed city policemen, firemen, railway workers, and others in service are barred from drinking. the ordinance reiterates limits on serving intoxicated individuals and soldiers in U S Army.

Albuquerque A& Men Ional Quaristien Votormen Rso United States Army

New Mexico State Land Office public land sale notice

State of New Mexico Sierra County announces public sale of state land tracts by the Land Office. Bidders may submit offers on specified parcels with terms including cash or certified funds, 4 percent interest on deferred payments, and option to pay one third upfront. Sale set for August at the county seat with postings and contract conditions outlined.

State OF New Mexico Public Lande New Mexico Anit State Land Office Sumiasiones Batlle Lana Wil Haller Wblig Hiller Velick Vin “Higaan Matt State New Mision Lng Kantealy Aninay STAIT Sierra County Menion Walllie Porte Mis Angiat Hittshora al Ring New Mesica Frontet Taltawinig MissWig Sc RFS Bom Sale Nyaraville Landy Suane Lamy Santa Fe Santa Fe County Santa Fe Realty Company Lorin C. Collins Carl A. Bishop Suites 17 Catron Block

Public Land Sale Notice in Luna County New Mexico

Public auction notice for land parcels in Luna County New Mexico listing multiple sections and tracts with acres improvements and estimated values. The document details sale numbers, township ranges and ranges, and notes on wells fences reservoirs and other structures, with no clear single parcel dominating the notice.

Farmington Enterprise Notes New Machinery Orders

The Farmington Enterprise reports Farmington Electric and a Drover company expanding, with new machinery for the Hour plant ordered and underway. The text mentions local businesses and town growth, indicating investments in equipment and infrastructure.

Farmington Electric Parmington Enterprise

Auditorium Hotel Denver Ad Promises Convenience and Modern Comforts

An ad touts the Auditorium Hotel as the most convenient in Denver for shopping, located blocks from Dry Goods Co. stores and near main theatres and shows. It boasts a modern fireproof design, a half-block facade, well-lit street lines, and a newly completed ladies lounging room on the first floor to enhance comfort and appeal.

Auditorium Denver Denver Dry Goods Company Lewi Dry Goods Co Joslin Dry Goods Co Daniel & VF Dry Goods Co Moon Street

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