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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
5
A 1918 Santa Fe State Capital issue surveys coal discoveries near Portales as vital to regional industry, notes government bills to boost production including fuel and phosphate outputs, and highlights thrift campaigns, war bonds, and national economic concerns. It references Hearst publications, education, and political commentary, with local banking and agricultural estimates.
President orders investigation into aircraft management and selects Charlee F. Hughes to lead. The piece debates the phrase want of confidence as an expression of public accountability, noting the balance of powers among Congress, the President, and the people in a republic. It cites Citizen stockholder rights and calls for loyalty to public duty amid press influence.
War news notes the submarine blow had little military value and caused limited land damage. The Columbus Courier discusses New Mexico governorship candidates, praising Governor Lindsey for leadership over politics. A Columbus Courier opinion urges spending part of road bond funds on the Columbus Deming road.
The Santa Fe Company notes proposed improvements to the National Cemetery near Santa Fe New Mexico. Government plans call for a high line road to the park atop foothills offering a splendid city view. The burial grounds would gain new ground headstones a caretaker residence a stone fence and other features to honor Civil War soldiers and early settlers.
A United States newspaper editorial criticizes excess in wartime thank you notes and lavish printing for Liberty Loan campaigns. It argues officials overdo acknowledgments while urging thrift must guide paper use and civic effort. Thrift Stamp day is highlighted as a prudent focus.
The passage argues happiness is a mosaic of small, daily joys rather than a lone great treasure. It warns against chasing distant pleasures and urges appreciation of present roses in the garden of everyday life.
Two volumes totaling 424 pages issued by A. W. Shaw Company offer guidance for business leaders to adapt to wartime conditions. British experiences inform chapters on adjusting operations, pricing, financing, production, and selling to the government, with emphasis on efficiency and preparation for postwar trade.
The State of New Mexico through the Commissioner of Public Lands announces a public sale of lands and timber in Valencia County. Sale includes multiple sections with timber estimated at 340 million feet board measure and 110 million feet timber on described lands, total 450 million feet. Minimum land bid 15 per acre. timber minimum bid 2.15 per 100 feet. Purchaser to execute contract by October 1918 and deposit 25,000 to secure performance.
Classified notices hawk matchmaking services offering marriage to wealthy or lonely individuals. Calls to write to box numbers in Los Angeles Oakland and Missouri claim secretive, confidential arrangements with promises of rapid results and financial worth.
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