New Mexico Dental Society Holds Eleventh Meeting in Bernalillo
The New Mexico Dental Society will convene its eleventh annual meeting at the Elks club room in Bernalillo on June 20 21 and 22 with the dental board sessions June 17 18 and 19 preceding. The board expects to certify ten to twelve candidates. Members include E J Alger Albuquerque president C O Harrison Santa Fe vice president M J Moran Deming secretary treasurer L R Hough Portales and M R Chapin Silver City as cited by the Albuquerque Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Dental Society
Elks Club
Dental Society
Board of Dental Examiners
Dental Board
E._J. Alger
Albuquerque
C. O. Harrison
Santa Fe
M. J. Moran
Deming
L. R. Ho
Roswell and area notes include sales and local developments
Chaves head of steers sold 16 000 two year old cattle from near Olive to Mr Pucket of Kenna who shipped to Texas. Prizes offered for best Roswell flower. A $30 000 addition to St Marys hospital Roswell. Mr and Mrs F S Bennett of Tola Kansas plan extensive improvements on Daring land east of river boosting Lake Arthur. Hogs shipped to Texas first car of registered Duroc Jersey out of New Mexico for breeding. Prairie dog extermination crews in Hondo crops. First 1918 wool clip shipped from Roswell by G Salter. Cattle shipments to Pankey ranch near Santa Fe. Clovis meat market building sold for 7000 dollars. Rain boosts Curry county farmers planting crops.
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Alter Brothers
Olive
Pucket
Kenna
Texas
F. 5. Bennett
Tola
Kansas
Lake Arthur
Lake Arthur Times
Trotter
W. L. Hillman
New Mexico
Safe At French Blown Open In Wells Fargo Robbery
The Wells Fargo safe at French was blown open at 1 o clock Thursday morning, with robbers securing $250. A prior Dawson payroll robbery yielded $37,000. Authorities suspect a motive involving $60,000 in Liberty Bonds passing through to Dawson recently.
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French
Wells Fargo
Dawson
C W Lewis sells cattle and George Threskhead feeds calves
C W Lewis Artesia livestock man sold 700 head of 2nd and 3 year old steers for Col Willyams and 2 for Fred Gibson of Hope to W S Hill of Denver last week. He also sold 25 head for George Threskhead to S A Lanning who will feed them locally. Plaster cement contract to furnish 3 500 tons to government. forty cars shipped last week. Wages 30 cents per hour. twenty seven men employed. McKinley water works bonds sold. Gallup bonds of town to Keller Bros Denver. Rambouillet sheep and heifers sold. first shearing good. Carlsbad Current. Hay cutting on at Stephenson home. Edwin Stephenson away. Grace canning dairy trek.
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C. W. Lewis
Livestock Commission
Artesia
Col. Willams
Fred Gibson
Hope
W. S. Hill
Denver
George Threskhead
S. A. Lanning
Lower
Pecos
Globe Plaster and Mining Company
Genevieve Blevins
Gallup
Keller Bros
Leach
Carlsbad
Stephenson
Harry Stephenson
Edwin Stephenson
Battle Creek
Michigan
Miss Grace
Carlshad
De Baca County Livestock Shipments and Drouth Break
J P Brooks shipped 200 head of steers to Oklahoma for summer pasturing. J P Welborn sent a carload of cows to Geary Oklahoma for pasture. Deputy Adams found about two quarts of bootleg whiskey during a one day search on the 31st. Fort Sumner Review notes drouth broken by recent heavy rains, promising green grass and better farm output.
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Adams
Fort Sumner
de Baca
Soldiers Move From State College Toward Mescalero Apache Country
About 500 Ninth Engineers Mounted Battalion troops left the State College for officers training camp at Presidio California en route to Mescalero Reservation. They camped at the Water Works Wellness area and pitched tents on the Fair grounds. Lieut Col J A O'Connor commanded. Las Cruces Citizen.
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State College
Presidio
California
Mescalero Reservation
Ninth Engineers
Weilnessag
Fair Grounds
J. A. O'Connor
Las Cruces
Pine Street Store aims for top efficiency at Luna Modern Grocery
In Deming M Pandell runs the Pine Street Store striving for peak sanitation and service. A 24 year old post office clerk William Buel died by lightning while irrigating on his farm near Artesian. From January 1917 to January 18 stamps and stamped paper revenue reached over $8000 with money orders savings war stamps and revenue stamps not included in that total. The Mexican consul’s office moved from the Puchi building to the old Bank building during the week. Attorney P A Simpson also relocated his practice to T A Hulsey’s office in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pandell
Deming
Pine Street
William Buel
Puchi
Bank
P. A. Simpson
T. A Hulsey
Columbus Courier
Local mines and tire plant upgrade news
A modern tire-building plant with machinery costing over 3000 dollars becomes fully operational as expert workers repair tires. Davy of Steins ships two cars of high-grade lead silver ore to the El Paso smelter from the Cloud man Property. Mogollon Mines Co shipped 17 bars of bullion in May and milled about 5000 tons during the month. The hall mills arrive at the So corro plant and major machinery is in place. A new hoist system and tailings dam flume are under construction. Oaks Company reports savings from central shaft work. Arthur E Curren and party locate potash claims near Portales by the salt lake headquaters ranch. large deposits suspected.
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Cloudman
el Paso
Mogollon Mines Co
Hall Mills
Socorro
Imine
Oaks Company
Arthur E. Curren
Clovis
Portales
Salt Lake
Burglary Fright Causes Quick Exit at Farmington Home
A burglar entered Mrs A A Ball’s Farmington residence, woke her with light, prompting a scream that frightened him into a hasty retreat, during which chairs were knocked over and the loot left behind. Nearby reports note wool shipments, hunting tales, hogs, and local business updates from Aztec Independent and Grant County officials.
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A. A. Ball
Farm
Wolf Hunters Capture Five Grown Coyotes This Week
They captured five grown coyotes this week, digging them out of their den. Coyotes have destroyed many young calves and other stock in the state over the past months.
Local News From Guadalupe and Santa Rosa Voice
W. R. Moore finishes loading to car with bear grass touted as one of New Mexico's greatest products. Fayette Moore, jailed for months over a killing, reportedly took French leave from the county and has not been heard from since.
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New Mexico
W. R. Moore
Fayette Moore
Rebens Jat Vaughn
Santa Rosa
Youth wolf hunter Hamp Kleman earns youth title
Curry district report notes ten year old Hamp Kleman son of H and Mrs Kleman five miles northeast of Clovis discovers a wolf den, kills the mother wolf and captures seven cubs. plans to keep two as pets. Fireman Fred Melton, 21, drowns at pool in Santa Fe shows. Catfish and frogs reportedly scattered after heavy rain. four men fined $54 each for violating laws.
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Hamp Kleman
Fred Melton
Clovis Fire Department
Santa Fe
Clovis Journal
Clovis
C. V. Bayless
Mr. Bay
Quay City Street Improvement and Cattle Movements
The curb line abutment for paving covers four blocks on north Main street while grading for forevenise base proceeds. Rain this week altered stockmen plans to move cattle to graze elsewhere, with New Industry Crescent Rubber Company and Jess Watsoncer News noted in Silver City as grass soon improves.
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Therr
Silver City
Crescent
House Pian Rubber Company
Jess Watsoncer
Scenic Highway Repair Underway in San Miguel County
San Miguel repair crews under county road sup erintendent Jestry Martinez have started 20 men to fix the scenic highway from Hot Springs to Trout Springs. The road, badly in need of repair, spans the entire length and awaits substantial improvements. Las Vests Optic Burglar Captured Loot Recovered. Raphiel Muniz, a new resident of the state penitentiary, burglarized Mur Wass’s Shoemaker store and was captured in Colfax county. loot valued over $400 recovered.
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Martinez
Hot Springs
Trout Springs
Las Vests Optic
Raphiel Muniz
Mur Wass
Shoemaker
Colfax
Santa Fe Epidemic Investigation Finds No Water Link
Health officer David Knapp completes inquiry into the Lamy dysentery outbreak that has killed three children. No ground found to suspect drinking water. possible source may be germs on certain vegetables.
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V. David Knapp
Lamy
Socorro Saloon Licences Reduced Amid Wind Damage
In Gallup, saloon licenses drop from 1500 to 730 dollars yearly as a substantial roof replacement proceeds for four months. The county high school and authorities note the downdraft winds that battered the area, with the situation tied to pre prohibition conditions and ongoing repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Soeorre
Mora County Board member praised for public works efforts
Mora 7 A C Trajitto, Mora County Board member, attended a regular meeting in his new Chevrolet. A new road grader and other improvements arrived, credited to Mr Trujillo, hailed as a defender of public interests, with broad local support indicated by Roy Spanish-American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Trajitto
Mora
Joh Mackey
Solane
Trujillo
Mora County
Roy Spanish-Amercan
Oil Prospects Very Encouraging at Twin Buttes
The Twin Buttes Oil and Gas Co. drill has reached 933 feet and struck oil. G E Ward, field supervisor, reported the development looks promising as they continue after a pay streak amid high interest and speculation. The report came from Alamogordo, with activity noted in nearby Tularosa and Gardena.
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Twin Buttes Oil and Gas Co
G. E. Ward
Alamogordo
Twin + Buttes Oil and Gas Co
Matmogordo News
Torrance Democratic Primaries and Convention Details
The Torrance Democratic committee fixed September for primaries and a later date for the convention. A slush fund was started as seed money. Also noted are Teachers Institutes at Estancia from June 17 to 29 with about fifty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Estancia
Torrance County
Estameta
Increased Railroad Rates Increase Motor Transport Usage
News notes a June 10 rail rate rise and its impact on motor transportation and freight shifting. It highlights potential nationwide resource release via trucks, cites cost comparisons New York to Philadelphia, and mentions industry reactions and broader economic effects on car makers and fuel costs.
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Railroads
Gomlrick Rabter
Steelven
McAdoo
New York
Philadelphia
Shelving of General Wood Discussed by Taft
President Taft weighs General Leonard Wood's career amid debate over his future role. The medical officer rose to major general, earning honors in Cuba and the Philippines, led the Rough Riders, and championed military preparedness. Critics question sudden shifts in assignments and potential political calculations influencing his command path.
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Leonard Wood
William H. Taft
Farm and trade notes from Des Moines and Clayton
This item notes a 250000 acre Tai ranch joining Quero townsite for principal trade, Mosquero Sun operates the venture. E T Meredith, public farming agent, OB Beaty, and a loan of 1175 at 6 percent to boys and girls in Union county are mentioned, along with 45 Holstein calves and five registered pigs not yet purchased. The Pioneer garage in Clayton sold six Tin Lizzies last week amid heavy rains that boost crop prospects in the eastern county.
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Quero
Mosquero Sun
Nlves
Pigo
E. T. Meredith
Des Moines
Iowa
Hant Orren Beaty
Union County
Pioneer
Clayton
New Mexico Prospects Boost Dry Farm Crops Across State
Encouraging reports from New Mexico’s dry farming regions describe rising acreage in pinto beans, milo, wheat, and buckwheat. Irrigated valleys expand with new pumping plants, while upland areas rely on dry farming. overall cultivated area increases from Fort Sumner to the state line with strong bean and alfalfa yields and a promising Pecos Valley season.
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New Mexico
Pecos
Carlsbad
Duranio
Artesia
Lakewood
Dayton
Fort Simmer
Rio Grande Valley
Santa Fe
el Paso
Ciies
Albuquerque
Beton, Sr
Las Cruces
Elephant Butte
Mimbres
Deming
Gallinas
Las Vegas
Mora
Mora County
Canadian
Colfax
Frank Clovis
Tate
Indey
Dentists to Hold Meaty Session in State Convention
Thirty members of the New Mexico Dental Society will meet in Albuquerque for a three day session starting June 20. The state board of Dental Examiners meets from June 17 with Dr. E. Alger as president and a roster including Harrison, Hough, Chapin, and Moran. Earl Westgram of Kansas City will present on oral surgery. Lt Col Sanderson of the US Army dental corps at Deming will lecture. Clinics ply offices across the state with lectures by Bauchert, Alger, Brow, Eller, Petit, Moran, Clarke, and Lord. Most dentists are expected to attend.
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New Mexico Dental Society
Albuquerque
State Board of Dental Examiners
E. & Alger
CO. Harrison
Santa Fe
L. Rhough
Portales
R.M. Chapin
Silver City
Mr. Moran, Deming
Earl Westgram
Kansas City
Sanderson
Dental Corps
United States Army
Deming
Mo EF. Bauchert
el Paso
EJ. Alger
Oth. Brow
Las Croces
Chase A Eller
Fred Petit
Mr. Moran
J. J. Clarke Artesia
FR. Lord of
Mother-Daughter Meet Albuquerque June 2
The Woman's Council of Defense orders county Food Admin and home economics chairs to meet with a men's council representative to assign county teams for the Mother-Daughter Congress in Albuquerque, June 24. Mrs Walter M Danburg leads the food conservation demonstration. counties to confer with Mrs Banbare at Santa Fe.
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Woman's Council of Defense
Albuqquerque
Walter M. Danburg
Seery
Hadn't Forgotten How to Throw Rope
A fragment from Trench and Camp Y M C A recounts Dr Landrith visiting Camp Stanley near San Antonio Texas as he tours soldier camps. An officer suggests a horse corral demonstration with a wild mount named Lia Liz and Landrith observes and answers a question with a sly reply amid tense Camp scenes.
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Trench
Army Y. M. C. A
Landrith
Camp Stanley
San Antonio
Texas
Ku Gut
Stanley Remount
Tra Landrith
San Antoni
Dry Landrth
Liz
Landeith
Patriotic Review of John B. Ratto and Figures in History
A fragmented tribute praising John B. Ratto and a panorama of U S history figures including Washington Lincoln Grant Lee and Poincare. The piece blends praise, imagined debates, and calls for liberty, framing the review as a timely patriotic performance with strong political overtones.
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the Patriotic Review
John B. Ratto
T. Ratto
United State
Peter of
Sevea
Murias
United States
Poincaire
France
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Lee
Uncle Santa
Wilka
Uae
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NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Roswell
St. Mary’ Hospital
G. Salter
Pecos Valley
Fourlake
Pankey Ranch
Clovis Journa
J. W. Stewart
Central Meat Market
J. Boykin
Clovis News
Curry County
Rocky Mountain
Eagle Nest
Moreno Valley
Colfax County
Davis
Cimarr-Carlahad
Clamation Service
Penasco
Rocky
Foster
Carlsbad Argus
Scinity
Paul Ares
M‘kinley
J.P. Brooks
Oklahoma
J. P. Welborn
Geary
Dona Ana
Luna
Roosevelt
San Juan
Beatty
W. S. Soule
Pinos al
LT. Stallings
Durango
Bruin
Whitehall
Frank Pitehanl
Grant County
O. J. Westlake
Medical Reserve Corps
National Army
T Board
Hemter Mercanste Company
Farmington
Swift & Company
al Neumeyer
Blood & Neumeyer
Monte Vista
Colostado
Chrisman Scales
Frank Wood
Fields & Moss
Aztec Independent
Monarch Engineering Company
Wiley
Guadalupe
SAN Miguel
Otero
Gardena
Kaiser
Bill Kaiser
Tularosa
Tularosa Bune
Torrance
Encino Hla
Ballard
Encino Basin Oil & Refining Company
Mountainair
T. A. Pelham
H. M. Counsy
Pelham
J. A. Ross
P. L. Brown
Mcintosh
R. E. Fary
Farley
Brown
John P. Powers
San Marcial
N. C
Mr. Powers
Estancia News Herald
Creel
Santa Fe News
Trige
Mosquero
William Howard Taft
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Wood
Obsward Medical School
Army
Rough Riders
Santiago
Cuba
General Wood
Philippines
Lord Roberts
England
Governor's Island
Plattsburg
Plattsburgoway
Meeomeiny
Youngereltian
Charleston
Camp Funstanne
Camp Funston
San Francisco
Pershing
Chat Mont
Miltary Ag
Moenufar Matt
McClellan
Ward
McCrell
McCtellan
War Office
Stantom
Case
Leon Troteke
Afte Arnemsteen
Germany
New Haven
Wall Street
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