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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
7
A brother letter from Dr. W J Grossman of Butler Pennsylvania describes zero weather since February 2 and outbreaks of grip and pneumonia back east. The writer notes New Mexico climate as superior for health, predicting ten healthy people for each current inhabitant as a promoter claims.
In Tucumcari the M. B. Goldenberg Company reports ten carloads of merchandise handled today with five in and five out, reflecting a strong town economy. Cattle sales include 150 head to W. L Duke of Bainbridge Georgia for $8,000 and a ranch lease. Red Peaks Copper notes a tin ore discovery boosting ore values while awaiting assay returns. Incorporation plans for the Commercial Club face opposition from Pyla, tainting the town’s progress image as Taos News notes inclusion in a broader regional context.
The Roosevelt County creamery opens a cream station at Elida E street. Merchants discontinue buying and shipping cream. Mr Ruckman will manage the station and pay Portales prices to cream producers nearby. Farmers in Elida gain access to Portales prices and support.
Tom Taylor reports a Poland China sow five years old delivering fifteen piglets on Tuesday morning. He notes a full table for fourteen is tight but all animals are alive, thriving, and nearby, suggesting a remarkable litter.
The Valencia County Teachers Association announces a meeting for March 10 at Los Lunas Public School. President Frank Sanchez and Secretary Adelino Sanchez lead a program highlighting progress in county education and inviting all who care for youth welfare to attend.
The act authorizes the State Highway Commission to issue certificates to anticipate levies for highways and to cooperate with federal rural post road programs under the 1916 act. It details county road funds, duties of County Highway Superintendents, contract rules, and sets salary limits and reporting requirements. It also provides for maps, cooperative agreements with the Agriculture Secretary, and emergency enactment for immediate effect.
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