Capital City News In Brief Re Trousers and Vocations in Santa Fe
A biweekly Capital City page notes Chas S Melton and W H Duckworth visiting Santa Fe for the Scottish Rite Reunion. Officials including A B Anderson inspect industrial vocations and mining in Tyrone. Ruth C Miller and Otere Warren discuss child welfare in Albuerque. John V Conway attends Santa Fe school meet in San Juan. plans for a school building sizzling. Ed Smith lectures Taos teachers on agricultural study. Governor Wagner discusses county directors meeting. John Joerns at Bernalillo. Forestry and labor topics appear, with local officials reporting promising crop and wool prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Anderson
Tyrone
Ruth C. Miller
Otere Warren
Santa Fe County
Albuaner
John V. Conway
Public Matherion
San Juan
Santa Fe
Carrizozo
Capital
Fedee
Estancia Chamber
County Institute
Neal Tenson
JS Kelly
Everett Brothers
Jameson
Chamber of Commerce
Eldress
Mice Keenan
Rowke
T. P. Rapkoch
Arizona and New Mexico Railway Prospects
The Arizona and New Mexico Railway Co reports year ending December 11, 1918. It runs 108 miles from Clifton, Arizona to Lordsburg, New Mexico with a 3.5 mile spur to the Eighty Five mine. It carried 350,502 tons freight and 2,724 tons other freight, 15,? passengers, and had revenue of 7452 million. Net income and stock values are noted along with mining, agriculture, and timber products outputs. The line employs 27 on average. offices are in Clifton, Arizona, with J. G. Hopkins as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona and New Mexico Railway Company
Clifton Arizona
Hachita
New Mexico
Arizona
Lordsburg
Clifton
J. G. Hopkins
Sumirig
One Bid Placed on Las Cruces Road Contract
Only bid received Wednesday for the Las Cruces road project from Tas Cruces to Mesquite. Lee Moor Contracting Co of El Paso submitted the bid. decision pending for several days as Highway Engineer Leslie A. Gillett reviews the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie A. Gillett
Merete
Tas Cruces
Mesquite
Lee Moor Contracting Compane
el Paso
Santa Fe Opens Municipal Market With Garden Goods
The Santa Fe Woman's Board of Trade will run the municipal market under its auspices. The market opens tomorrow in the Nava area. Housewives and girls will sell garden products direct to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE Water & Light Company
Santa FE
Santa Fe Woman's Board of Trade
Hill
Hove
Wire systems to be returned in Senate debate
The Senate Mill discusses returning the telegraph and telephone systems to their original transportation purpose for livestock. Efficient transport is key to preventing winter shrinkage and ensuring full silos. The attorney general seeks funds for an anarchist hunt and reports American citizen claims totaling up to 100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Great Sum Spent for Boys on Rhine
More than 200000 dollars of athletic gear was distributed to the Third Army in the Rhineland by YMCA athletic department in six weeks for games and training. The Y and M.O.A. also supplied boxing gloves, with thousands attending weekly bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Army
Rhineland
YM. C. A. Athletic Department
Coble
Neuweld
Cecil
Camp Travis
Society Notes From Here and There This Week
A social roundup in Roswell and nearby towns details the Woman's Union meeting at First Presbyterian Church, tennis club formation in Grant Avenue, and multiple gatherings at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. It notes visitors, dances, luncheons, and a candy sale for charity alongside broader regional clubs and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Woman's Union of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Fred McBride
Grant Avenue
Baptist Church
First National Bank
Clayton
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church of
Roswell
J. M. Hail
Sean
Kansas City
Worry and Action Take Center Stage in Timely Advice
A proverb style quotation urges steady effort over anxious fretting and drifting. It contrasts rain and umbrellas with practical steps, advising to replace warnings with doing rather than saying don t worry. The piece frames practical activity as the better antidote to concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive
No One to Copy in Foggy Family Tale
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a boy named Charley, his twin cousins, and a curious moment with his mother. The text hints at a sense of resemblance, questions of identity, and a quirky exchange about age and likeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Valley
Charley
Oldtime Refrigeration and New York Gun Law Note
The report mentions early refrigeration methods from 1805 using emolt lake near Cambridge Massachusetts and snow storage from mountain summits. It contrasts with new York state headlights law enforcement and a note that unloaded guns may still fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emolt
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital City News
Chas. S. Melton
Santa Fe Cond Tor
W. H. Duckworth Druggist
J.B. Briscoe
Pecos
Santa Fe Railway
Clovis
ED. Smith
Taos County
Jonathan H. Wagner
State
Cotlege Toorday
Conway
Taos
Satsindiay
John Joerns
Bernalillo
Sandoval
Fornme
Love
Servier
Peirewa
Ively
Adley
Rey
Tabor
Cate
Henley
Arizona and New Mexico
Albuquerque
Allmagierqte
Aaunst
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Richelieu
H. S. Kaune & CO
Sugarite
Sugarite Grate
Cala
Montezuma Avenue
S. F
Cruces
Lopment Company
Ranger
New Mexico District
Manwell Trustees
Mesilla Valley Oil Company
E. Main St
el Paso, Texas
Leabalety
NLY
Las Cruces Road
Eres
Rhine
C. A
le Feolbie
Lays
Nathan Dary Be
Delta Anal Reilly
California
Agt
Boston Transcript
Mesilla Valley Oil CO
Texas
Mesilla
Linbuliey
Henry van Dyke
Marshall Drolet
Farmington
Magdalena
Socorro
Orid
Rat
Raton
Eek
State College
Las Cruces
Mesilla Park College
Lawrence B. Lackey
Lackey
Lucile Cook
J. Ro McFie
Gallup
New Mexico College of Aa Ture and
Mechanic Arts
Hadley Hall
Will Pelphrey
Catherine
Dr Macs
Anshur
Kansas State Calfeze
New
Mevico Agricultural College
OM. Sedents Association
Mide
New York State
Snorty Gobbler Oil and Gas Co
Grenville
Union County
N. M
Thas
Nothi
Pene
Oilers
Snotty Gobbler Oil and Gas Co
Grenville, New Mexico
Clayton, New Mexico
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