Capital City News In Brief From Chama To Santa Fe
A flurry of notes from the capital and remote towns highlights state activity. Kafir and milo prospects in southern New Mexico valleys. Lt Governor Pankey leaves for farm duties. Senator Crampton of Raton visits. various officials from Santa Fe and Albuquerque attend university events and state meetings. Reports cover road projects, railway business, Boy Scout work, and local social life in Chama, with references to restorations, evacuations, and community fundraising for war bonds.
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Kafir
Milo
Chama
New Mexico
Victor Culberson
New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board
C.C. Askren
Silver City
Edge of the Woods
Roswell
United States
Ohama
He Lfiall
Rio Afrikan
Carnot
Beimers
Hall
Herr Iven
Denver
Rio Areriba
Methodist Church
Red Cross
Talso Becadse
Ladies Aid
Robert Brey
Floyd
Henry Reaugh
Cantrell
Heron
Paxman
Brey
Mer
Sints
Presidio
Mia
Margaret
California
State College
Santa Fe
Neil Lorches
Patel of Renchan
Roswell Iassom
O Institute
Orrin Lyons
Clyde Standey
Frank Dadrow
Belgium
Williams
Corporal Cooley
State Board of Education
City Board of Education
Miseri
E. P. Davies
Fort Stanton
Cathedral of St. Francis
Beatriz Baca
Las Voge
Remigio Mondra
Léemenant
Overnor Benjamin P
Monsiggor Fourchegu
Pankey
Mondragon
Palace Avenue
Mexico
Kans
Serdices Torado
Santa Fe Band
Valley of Texas
Ss Armory
Lypiece
George Armijo
Delightful party honors Santa Fe Chapter Past Matrons
Santa Fe Chapter Mary Stella Sloan hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Hillside avenue for past matrons from Santa Fe Cruces Roswell Farmington and Oklahoma with Santa Fe charter members. Ice cream short cake mints and coffee were served amid early June centerpieces. A Past Matron's Club was formed to meet monthly with rotating members.
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Stella Sloan
Santa Fe
Hillside Avenue
T. Z. Winters
Fred McBride
H. F. Stephens
KR. L. Ormsbee
J. H. Wagner
F. Parker
Cruces
Lucius Dills
Roswell
Frank Star Farmington
W. F. Cantelou
Oklahoma
George Riddle
J. B. Hanna
J. H. Walker
W. E. Griffin
Albuquerque Landowners Convention Draws Strong Attendance
Col. W. S. Hopewell of Albuquerque, a business visitor at the Capitol, advocates systematic drainage of the Grande. He notes many applicants possess road grading and tractor overhaul skills. He foresees a well attended landowners convention in Albuquerque this week.
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Frank H. H. Roberts
The
Normal University At
Las Vegas
State of Board of Education
Col. W. S. Hopewell
Albuquerque
Capitol
Col Hopewell
New Mexico Wheat Yields Reported by Government Inmates
Government figures project winter wheat in New Mexico surpasses four million bushels and spring wheat around one and a half million. The state highlights a prize winner contributing extra free flour, urging readers to try the home flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
L M. Crawford
Crawford Ranch
el Vaso
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Capital City News
Max Greyerting
Dormer
BC Crampton
Raton
Capital
LH. Webster
Gmarroy
Farmer
Rom Parsgus
Hosweil 5
Jonatha PL Wagner
Jri
Sants Be Fe
Burnum
Sararto
Sacorra
Seattle
Conway
Willard Dixon
Tucumcari Bas ‘Ed
Riva Meer
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Bart Sumner
New Mens Central
de Baca County
Col
WS. Hopewell
Marvey S
Santa Fe Railway
Lute
Sife
Rey H. Flamm
Alamogordo
Vera County
Flamm
J. Frank Cura
Aldo Leopold
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Forest Service
Southwetern
Victor Berchtold
W. V. Hall
Mic Santa Fe High School
Myrtle Colfatt
Sulphur
Los Angeles
Clark M. Carr
Frank A. Hubbell
W. A. Hawkins
Harry 5
Bowman
el Paso
Hawkins
EL Paso and Southwestern Company
Leslie A Gillett
George M. Neel
Albumerque
Mr Neel Ho
Rio Grande
N.C Christensen
Paens Valley
Toyah Texas
Okishawa
Soldier Boys
John Carlyle Davis
Turvey
Deming
James Albert Turvey
Freeman
Columbus
Santa Fe Girl Scouts
Jal Morrison
Loretto Auditorium
Sister Mary Bernard
Bertha Elizabeth Berchtold
Anna Fontaine
Christine Goke
Lydia Valdez
Loretto
Larrazolo
U. S. Indian School
Vth
de Huff
St Catherine
Sisters of the Blessed Socray
Labor Hall
Taos
A.J. Teare
Wallace
Emor Nayer
George H. van Stone
Washington, D. C
St.Michael's College
Christian Brothers
Army Bridge Club
Treva Blair
Wagon Mound
Onera House
Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Santa Fe Woman's Club
Elks Home
E. L. Hewett
C B. Barker
Dean
E. P. Bujac
la Huerta
Mrs. Dean
Curry County
Pleasant Hill
John Luikart
Chase & Sanborn’s
Hunts
Richelieu
H. S. Kaune & CO
Capital Coal Yard
Sugarite
Montezuma Avenue
Santa FE Water & Light Company
Prom Boom
Skeats
Cretassous Petreti
Mesilla Valley Oil Company
HS E. Main St
el Paso, Texas
Capetal
Eters
Laablny
T Barak
Chicago
Laughlin
New Mexico College of Agriculture & Mechanic Arts
Smith-Hughes T
Austin D. Crile
Cer
Mesilla Valley Oil CO
E. Mais St
Texas
Mesilla Valley Oi1
E. Main St
I Reso
Anheuser-Busch
St.louis
Rereham-Mignardet Howe. Co
N.M
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