New Mexico State Records Published in Santa Fe
The weekly New Mexico State Record appears in Santa Fe as a Friday publication. It is published by the State Publishing Company with Frank Staplin listed as receiver. Subscribers pay 1.50 per year.
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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
4
The weekly New Mexico State Record appears in Santa Fe as a Friday publication. It is published by the State Publishing Company with Frank Staplin listed as receiver. Subscribers pay 1.50 per year.
The piece argues Congress members prioritized national welfare over party lines, noting Republicans supported President Wilson's war measures while Democrats criticized government waste. It cites the 1916-1920 shifts, alleges rare but present instances of party above country, and contrasts Allied wartime support with English aims in Russia. It mentions a 12,000,000 dollar figure and Russia's vast resources.
A trade pact between Russia and Great Britain was signed to exchange commodities via official agents in both countries, with guarantees to avoid propaganda and British support limited to Russian government legitimacy. The 1913 trade figures show exports dominating Russia’s foreign trade, with substantial military goods influence and rising American manufactured imports shaping Russian economy.
A fragmented wartime style speech argues that wage cuts and government control could save railroads but warns of deficits and public blame. It calls for wage restraint, maintenance cuts, and careful analysis before rail bosses or the public accept higher pay as in other industries.
The appointment of Wo W. Hus band as commissioner general of immigration follows administration policy to pick competent men. Husband spent years studying immigration, serving in 1908 as secretary to Roosevelt’s joint immigration commission. The commission produced extensive surveys and volumes informing later immigration legislation, with Dillingham as chairman and Caminetti influential in shaping policy.
The Las We area church plans to seat over 100 persons in the rear live delivery area with capacity for more than 10088 baby chicks weekly. Parcel post delivery prepaid. Prices and full particulars supplied by San Miguel P O Box 1102 Denver Colorado.
New Mills school building re completed is now being occupied amid local delight. Crew finish a cement culvert on Mescalero road and a gate connects with a galvanized culvert to ease a dangerous corner. First and H streets work proceeds as Stabbery flour mill opens with 100 visitors and gifts of flour. Parish plans for Immaculate Conception school in Las Vegas estimate 75000 dollars. enrollment near 200, occupancy hoped by September. Carload of top grade pinto beans shipped from Las Vegas to New Orleans for relief.
Socorro W A Everitt who faced a grand jury Monday on a bigamy charge wed Friday night for a second time to Miss Jenny Taca of Socorro The first marriage to her last summer was annulled when it was learned his first wife lived in Denver A divorce was granted to the former wife Jack Everitt and the new bride reportedly won the judge district attorney sheriffs and parents approval The grand jury returned no true bill.
Farmers from Quay sold 22 loads of Lrooie corn to Me featley at 373 per ton after a prior car bond to Eaptes mare Ante ani. The region notes corn shipments and a gas well near Tucumcari with 100,000 to 201,000 cubic feet of gas found at depth. A public shoot delay occurred due to safety concerns, with plans for work at McGee well paused for now. News from Tucumary cary, about twenty five cars expected to move before activity resumes.
A crew of carpenters works on a new house for the Santa Fe Railway at this place. The Telegraph 92, stationed here last week, departed for Hoat to repair the line and continue down the route.
Putney and his son RoR Pote nex of Albuquerque were arrested for trespassing and illegally fishing trout in the east fork of the Jemez river. In Bernalillo court Justice Leandro Silva, Putney pleaded guilty and paid a 100 dollar fine plus costs. Five fish kept on ice by Ranger Brown were brought to court as evidence.
A new syndicate to drill Mesa Verde No 1 into Cliff sands is securing financing and expects funding within days. The Du rango committee reports full subscription of their quota. A large public reception honored Representative James Wade in Farmincton’s Hunter Hall, highlighting his recent service in Santa Fe and the Canitsl City.
A short verse notes the hotel dweller craving home comforts while the home dweller longs for the hotel. Brooklyn Ese appears as a voice or byline to frame the irony of urban lodging versus domestic ease. The piece contrasts city lodging with familiar sanctuary.
On April 19 1921 bids will be let to construct a four room concrete school building for School District No 15 at Tres Piedras New Mexico along the D R G line between Santa Fe and Antonito Colorado Plans and specs are at the office of Architect T Chas Gastra Santa Fe NM or Edwin B Seward Tres Piedras NM Bids with or without heating plant to be sent to C J Quintana Superintendent of Schools YMCA All bids to be acted upon by the Board of Education on a designated day The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids Card of Education Taos County signed by Secretary J W Dwire
An administrator's report details livestock and probate concerns. Frank A. Torres presents the case, noting 130 head of sheep with 56 ewes lambing in January and 51 saved despite cold weather. He asserts cattle and herd status are sound and forecasts a productive spring.
Dr Dauthirt, newly appointed health officer, arrived in the city Wednesday and opened an office in the courthouse. He a native of Maryland, has long served in government health work and directed a Bayard state laboratory during the war. He will devote full time to public health in Union county. A joint US state laboratory will be established in the city.
In the probate court of Saco County State the administrator of Mrs L A Harvey estate seeks discharge and final settlement. He and his sureties request closing of the estate and distribution of proceeds to heirs. Objections must be filed with the clerk by May 2 1921. Judge Epimento ro presiding. First publication March 11 Last publication April 1 1921.
The District Court of Santa Fe County New Mexico notifies Romaldo S Baker and D de Baker of a filed complaint for divorce. Appearance required by a specified date and location Santa Fe New Mexico. Official seal and signature of the court document with dates March 1 and April 1 1921 indicating first and last publication details.
Alphonso Dockwiller sues Louise R Roy in Santa Fe to foreclose a mortgage dated May 2 1917 on Tesuque property. The parcel in Precinct No 2 measures about 84 yards east to west bounded by Abeytia Griego and a public road with additional land described in the same Tesuque area. The case 164 in district court seeks judgment by default if not answered by April 2 1921 with costs and sale of the property.
State of New Mexico notices for publication announce public lease offers by the Commissioner of Public Lands for gypsite and gas lands in Eddy County. Bids open at 9 am on the specified date with deposits and rental terms, detailing lands in Fort Sumner and nearby areas, sale procedures, and required payments.
State Land Office announces public sale of oil and gas leases in Tucumcari Quay County New Mexico under provisions of federal and state law. Bids start at fifteen cents per acre with deposits required. unsuccessful bidders refunded. Lease terms, payment, and public sale details filed January 25 in Santa Fe.
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