Sunshine St prople and the new era in News
GUTMRIE SMITH Peete Two of the beta waxpaper men the southwest have formed a company which has bought the Albuquerque Herald. The team action, begun closed and they changed in ownership with many shares becoming effective in April. Tom Rukhes of Albuquerque and Santa Fe and A. B. Moning of ABs and Santa Fe have formed the organization, with Higbee as president, who will remain in Santa Fe. The paper promises to deliver a robust, nonpartisan voice dedicated to the people of the state, avoiding factionalism and sensationalism. The new owners pledge to provide a useful, independent publication for New Mexicans.
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Two Soldier Boys Laid To Rest In Capital City
Reports from Santa Fe describe two military funerals held in the capital city during Week Two. Raymond C Bloom of Auburn New York and Sergeant Robert J Harvey of Lordsburg New Mexico are honored in separate services, with details of pallbearers, clergy, and floral tributes.
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Santa Fe
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Auborn New York
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Danny Pansten
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Preamonia
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Prominent Belgian Lectures At New Museum Draw Crowd
Prof Victor Horta famed Belgian architect and former dean of Brussels Museum of Fine Arts delivered an illustrated talk at the New Museum auditorium on Tuesday afternoon, describing German wartime propaganda and atrocities. Mrs Victor Horta, supporting Red Cross aims, spoke at St Francis auditorium to raise funds and recount Belgian sufferings, including the destruction of Louvain Library and Belgian homes and cathedrals.
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Red Cross Society
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Santa Fe
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Red Cross
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Belgian War Stories Tell Of Devastation And Courage
A Belgian narrator recounts ruined cities, lootings, and exiles with Queen Marie guiding hospitals and soldiers. She recalls civilians' fear, families torn apart, and children sent away as air raids and trenches mark a brutal war reality. American mothers are urged to shelter Belgian children amid hardship.
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Germany
Mattie
London
Mary Mis
Horta
Belira Trenche
Edich Hirth
Letters From The Boys Now In France
Letters from local families report sons Ay Dive Clive and Ambrosio Duran serving in France with Navy and Engineer units aboard the Leviathan and in the front lines. They describe good health, winter active service, and the value of mail and knitted sweaters sent by home. The writers urge kindness to others, noting holidays in England and ongoing transport duties.
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France
Red Cross
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Clive
England
London
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4 3% Acres for sale with creek and springs near tract No 17
Land sale notice describes 4 3 percent acres for sale at a reasonable price. About 101 bred in cultivation with a good stream of water running through the land and warm springs to thin tract No 17. Care State Ree Santa Fe NOM.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Mexico
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Toasted Burley Key to Lucky Strike Popularity
The copy notes that Lucky Strike gains its appetizing, homelike quality from toasted Burley tobacco. It emphasizes that "It's toasted" propelled the brand to millions sold daily and mentions a portion of production being sent overseas to boost morale for servicemen.
Morning Inside Bath Promoted for Health and Cleansing
A vintage health column extols starting the day with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush the liver and bowels. It claims benefits including relief from headaches foul breath and digestive issues, and suggests buying limestone phosphate to aid digestion and skin tone.
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