Capital City News In Brief From Santa Fe Area
George Lougee of the state department of Education visited Gathyy during the week. A member of Jocal Masons will attend the Grant Lodge meetings in Albuquerque on March. Mrs. G. B. Pop purchased the Ermey Scaff stock on Galisteo street. A high class resort will be conducted to draw tourists, with two games featuring Albuquerque teams and a following dance. Mrs. Matilda Barres died after illness, survived by husband and family. services at Rosario cemetery. Ralph E. Twitchell named state finance chair for the Republican National Committee. Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Pookey attend Baptist Conference in Albuquerque. A post office at Estrella was established to serve local residents and workers near the Wakelee ranch.
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Jocal Masons
Grant Lodge
Albuquerque
Wakele Abimoss
Claradyy
Tow
Pankey
Mfr
Waketee
Anise
Las
Capital City
Santa F High School
United States Army
Katherine van Stone
First National Bank
Tom van Stone
Wood-Davis Hardware Company
Irene Lasater
Copperrier
Spencer
Santa Fe
Elks Theatre
Sonora Grand Opera Company
Grand Opera
Ignacio del Castillo
Eight months exports of wheat and flour report
Export totals for eight months show wheat 53,000 bushels and flour 1 35081 000 bushels, with overall grain exports influenced by American Red Net Administration and related shipments. The data notes comparisons to the previous year and adjustments to monthly totals.
State College President to Be Selected in March
The board of regents met at the College and appointed Prof. Foster as acting president until March 21, when a permanent president may be chosen. A majority reportedly favors State Superintendent J. H. Wagner, whose acceptance status was not known. The delay aimed to consult him, as he was in Ohio attending a national educational meeting.
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Board of Regents of the
State College
Prof. Foster
J. H. Wagner
Wagner
Grant County Faces Grand Jury In District Proceedings
Grant County officials report limited prisoner counts, guiding Judge Ryan to set a concise grand jury session. Road project delays unfold from Taos County funding disputes with state engineers, affecting Santa Fe travel plans. Mining notices describe San Miguel and Copper Queen lodes in New Mexico, detailing land surveys, coordinates, and mineral claims awaiting action.
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Niamh
San Shgniel
Salon
Corr
San ‘Aliguel
Coles
Cearr
Thanet
Sando Co
Sante Fe
CORWA
Companys
Ise
Pustailier
Cromeett ‘Huttding
New Mexico
K.P. Bartes
Jie Storm Infact
Wissue Postultice
Apie
San Miguel
Palmer
Meatco
Diamveter
Carver No
Dee
San Miguel Lode
PBT
Cuba
S Miguel
Society notes from Silver City and Las Vegas
Pages of society gossip, clubs, and church notices recount arrivals from Siberia, engagement announcements, dances, parties, and civic events across Silver City Las Vegas Clovis Roswell and Santa Fe including Red Cross nurses memoirs and local operatic season news.
Public Land Sale Notice and District Court Reports
Notice announces a public land sale in McKinley and Bernalillo counties New Mexico with parcels of 40 acres and more, terms include payment of 1/20 of land price, 4% interest, and 30 year contracts. Also includes district nurse report from Santa Fe detailing February to March services, illnesses, and calls for clothing donations.
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Santa, Fe
New Mexico
Congress
Callan
McKinley
State OF New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Encino
E. W. Alston
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Capital City News
George Lougee
State Department of Education
Gathyy
G. B. Pop
Ermey Scaff
Galisteo Street
Gabriel
Thotras Hughes
H. J. Hening
The
Albuquerque Herald
Eee Central Committee
Leriot
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Pamed Inin
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Mithet
Santa Fe WS
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Sats Fe M.S
Matilda Barres
Hom
Canyon
Lotprnden
Lawley
Francis
Rosario
Rising
Modriiniec
Baneral Yereicus
Beril
Warr 8 Company
Saova Fe City Counel Willeol
Aml
Vier
Art
RB. Marshall
Phventy
Agit Markes
Mativena
Ming
Ralph E. Twitetell
Republican National Cent
Twitetell
Sad
Alhaquerque
Fendit i Baptist
Mankey
Las Vegar
Tors
Grant County
Ryan
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San Crue
Hinbude
Taosle
Taos County
Mission
Taos
United States
Net
Arar Ta
C. Nerses
Siberia
Anna Vesely
Marie
Vesely
Silver City
American Red Cross
Russia
Red Cross
Rusia
Reds
Americ Ruth Skeen
the Sear, Art NB
Frank IL MN. Roberts
Las Vegas
Isabel. Eckles
Ins
Otero Warren
R. P. Donahoo
Tucusiari
Walter L. KE Raton
Supreme Court
Gladys Brick
Roswell
A.B. Stroup
Ats FingHrewn
Vers Hville
Arthur Farnsworth
Miss Hinkle
Bernice Shepherd
Nettie Lewis
Hinkle
Clovis
Jor Scotti
Ford
Charus
Scott
American Legion
Harriet Fisher
Val Verde
Washington
A. X. Mlinski
T. B. Everheart
Seca
Socorre
Blues
Mesdames Ashcraft
McLaughlin
Clovis Journal
Magdalene
Alma Paulsen
Mildred Walter
Chifieial Henkhy
Fetrovitch
Salonika Front
Karsumilia
Orient
Betty Ames
Mrs. Ames
San Francis
Finley
New Mexico Ruralist Publi
J. W. Leech
Citizens Bank
John Finley
Fort Sumner
W.S. Littlefield
Samuel Lee Vann
Albuquesage
Liew
Biker
Otankfort
Seren
Near East
Hume
West Point
Johns Monkine Medical School
A. K. Ca
Las Veitas High School
Las Venas Optic
L. of P
Pyramid Lodge
Royal Neighbors
Frances Green
Socarro Woman's Club
J. Sparks
Sprinzer
Hadley Hall
Dean Barnes
Las Cruces
Ugere Griffin
W. E. Griffin
Mary Coletman
Surveyor Generals
Santa Fe Woman's Club
Denis A
W. J. Barker
China
Woman's Union
First Presbyterian Church
Kk. C. Ten Eyck
Santa Feenue
Harry L. Wilson
Museum
Hugh J. Lamoureux
State OF New Meigco
State Lend Office
Roy Mente
Sayant
Cohen
State Land Office
Public
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Thareday
Albacurmur
Bernatillo
Woma
Santa Fe , Women's Club
Raupedi
Tursé
Florence N. Holland
Ate Red Cross
Civic and Chil Welfare Department
Holland
Frank Chiney
Palace Avenue
Mary L. Staplin
District Court
State of
New
FOL
Exico, Witten
Tie Covsny
Caterion Gabstdon
Panents
Maine
Rochester
Faut
Volurge
Crise & Catton
Anroe Boek
Alfredo Lucero
Nwi
Lond
Biterest
Pena A
Commissioner of
Public Landa
Hie Faget Holding
Amet
Santa FF Water & Light Company
Capital Wholesale
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Itezuma Avenues
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Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Richelieu
H. S. Kaune & CO
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