CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF General and Personal
John W. Mareh of Spri vititor in Albutquerque Sunday. Miss Meing Laethige, guest of Mrs. Lestie Gillot, left Sunday for Colorado Springs. Kenneth Silvers, interested in film, tied over after several days. Mrs. Leonidas Smith visiting friends in Denver this week. Slang marks upcoming generation as a little girl repeats a Bible verse with The Lord is my shepherd.
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John W. Mareh
Albutquerque
Meing Laethige
Lestie Gillotte
Colorado Springs
Mrs. Leonidas Smith
Denver
Theodore Rowault
HP Westely
Rilians Byol
Olle Mel River
Taos
Mora
Hema City
Fas
Mes
Byrd
Otero
Ronan
KB Patterson
U.S
Westely
Red Rivers
Rouault
Marjorie Priday
Winslow
Arizona
Here and There Over the State Society items in Santa Fe notes
Society dispatches from Santa Fe recount attendees at county institutes, court events, and civic meetings. Notables include Judge Balward Ro Weil, District Attorney Kiket Eaton, and many county officials visiting for the autumn gatherings. Urban residents mingle with ranchers, board members, and educators while reporting on local moves and upcoming ceremonies.
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Santa
State Supreme Court
Bron Day
Hilario L. Ortiz
New Mexico
Ortiz
Santa Fe
Classified Help Wanted and Real Estate Ads In New Mexico
Classified sections advertise job agents and real estate, offering opportunities to work with commissions and large ranch listings. Listings include ranches 5,000 to 10,000 acres in Santa Fe and Capitan areas, 110 acres with water rights near Capitan, and 240 acre plots with water. Also includes garage business for sale in Aztec and a large sheep proposition in Aztec with 4,000 ewes and leased summer ranges.
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B. E. Mart
Smithville
Ohio
Care State Record
French
Care Safe
Aztec
New Mexico
Aztec Realty Co
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State News on Guard Commissions and Local Honors
The war department will not recognize state commissions for National Guard officers sent by Governor Lindsey, with possible federal confirmations to follow. Roswell Military Institute graduate officers are noted, while Elon and Wash-ELON figures are mentioned in the shifting guard leadership. The piece also covers Dr. Alexis Xavier Illinsky’s presidency at Minaki Heads School of Mines, faculty appointments, a US Marshal reward for prisoners, and a series of local civic notes including a Santa Fe district women’s auxiliary meeting, a church wedding, and community events.
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War Department
Lindsey
National Guard
Department
Columbus
Wash- Elon
Roswell
Guard
Minaki
School of Mines
Board of Regents
Socorro
Alexis Xavier Illinski
Illinsky
Drama League of the Santa Fe
Aimee Ricketts
Ruth
Mas'Hopkins
Farmington
San Juan
County
Las Vegas
Ruth Rollins
Institute
Dhes
Waler
Danbury
Frank Staplin
Plant Big Crops Across Miami Valley Sowing Ahead
New Mexico News Review reports farmers in the Miami Valley south of Cimarron expanding crops to rebuild food supply. H M Coppock has planted over 50 acres of corn for dairy herds. alfalfa oats wheat beans and pea hay follow. Soldiers quarters rising at Cantonments Columbus post site. old barracks reused for cavalry units. Phelps Dodge Dawson workers plant 300+ acres of potatoes in Moreno valley. others sow beans and corn. demand for lumber at Continental Tie and Lumber Warren exceeds supply. two to three months needed to fulfill orders.
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Jack Akers
Co- New Mexico
Miami Valley
Cimarron
H. M Coppock
Cimarron, News
Thirteenth Cavalry
12Th Cavalry
Columbus
Phelps Dodge Company of
Dawson
Moreno Valley
Gable
Springer Times
Continental Tie
Company of Varren
Frankenburger
Seed Potatoes and Oats Seed Aid Planned for Zuni Ranches
A carload of seed potatoes and oats for Zuni division ranches was arranged in a conference among B C Hernandez of the State Council of Defense Paul C Redington and J F Mullen of the Forest Service The McGaffrey Lumber Co volunteered to distribute the seed. Farmers prepared a large acreage though they needed war board seed to avoid fallow. County Agent Hamilton and forest officers report 65 farmers short 80000 pounds of seed potatoes and 40000 pounds of oats, with a potato crop expected in the Zuni Mountains.
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M‘kinley
Zuni
Manzano National Forest
B. C. Hernandez
State Council of Defense
Paul C. Redington
J. F. Mullen
Forest Service
Perea
McGaffrey Lumber Co
Hamilton
Forty Acres in Beans Planned by Local Farmers
A J Interrieden and J W Johnson join the appeal of the State War Council by farming 40 acres in beans in the Ani Valley this year. Last year C C Hampton had success in this program and also plants beans again this year in Lordsburg Liberal.
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A. J. Interrieden
J. W. Johnsnon
State War Council
Ani
C. C. Hampton
Lordsburg
The Mountain Farm at Mora and Mills Valley News
The Wilson Company's farm four miles east of Mills shows a promising 2000 acres in wheat with plans for 2500 in beans and 500 in mixed grains. Ground prep proceeds at eighty acres daily with two tractors. Local mills and mercantile operations near Mills and Guadalupe report strong business activity while new elevator plans at Roy approach completion.
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Mesa
Wilson Company
Mills
McCarger
Wilson
Mosque
Guadalupe
R. Davis
Buchain
Roy Will
Nablt Davis
Bucha Jmence
Do Maes
Juan
Nemecio Maes
Carlos Casaus & Son
Mr. Davis
Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Voice
Quay Sells Copper Mine stake near San Jon
J F Hopkins sold his interest in the Red Peaks copper mine southwest of San Jon for ten thousand dollars. A mill will be erected once machinery is secured. Hopkins retains control of several Grape Vine District mines and will push development. Rock Island officials visited the district Tuesday and may build a spur to the mines soon.
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Quay
J. F. Hopkins
Red Peaks
San Jon
Hopkins
Grape Vine
Rock Island
San Jon Times
Roosevelt Shipping Butter Load From Roosevelt County Creamery
The Roosevelt County Cream shipped a full car load of Alfalfa brand butter in June, the first since Dr. Bailey took charge. The refrigerator car, carrying about fifteen thousand pounds, reflects growing business at Roosevelt County Creamery as cream intake rises daily.
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Roosevelt County
Dr. Bailey
Electric light plant lights Otere hotel in Picher
Sandoval it Plant at Je Fred Picher Nate copenene rative of irbanks Morse and M Nash of the Electrical Su ply company installed a modern electric light plant in the Otere hotel building now run by Charles Clay. A six-horse kerosene engine powers the plant supplying hotel bath houses garage and stables. The current was turned on Sunday evening drawing curiosity as the region’s first plant of its kind.
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