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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
2
Capital City notes a flood of visitors and residents in Santa Fe city life. Judges, treasurers, attorneys, and state officials arrive or depart on business. a daily taxi service is launched. significant family events and weddings occur. clerks, bankers, and engineers undertake inspections and surveys. post office status issues, travel delays, and public notices fill the week with ongoing civic activity.
Society pages note Mother's Day observances with church services and civic acts, alongside reports of dances, card parties, and club gatherings from El Paso to Lovington, featuring organiz ations such as the Woman's Christian Association and local chapters, with poetry and music linked to community life.
The State Auditor and State Treasurer on Tuesday paid the last 950 of the certificates of indebtedness created for the State Council of Defense. The settlement ends New Mexico's wartime expense accounts. Remaining unfinished business concerns seed grain loans for 1917 and a few 1918 notes. The council’s war work expanded cultivated acreage by about fifty percent in some counties, suggesting a future regular defense fund to aid farmers.
Masons of the county are invited to a house-warming at the new Masonic building in Raton, now under reconstruction for federation. The May 21 event runs 8:30 p.m. to midnight with luncheon by the Eastern Star, a pleasing program, and dancing while members view progress and offer suggestions.
To Oh 0 Past Masters Night observers Lodie Mw ALB BN M will witness Master Mi ons Hepree work on Saturday evening May 7 with invitations extended to neighboring Masonic lodges at Raton, reer and Cimarron and refreshments served after initiation. Mrs Daniels hosts a social at her Las Vegas home with red and white colors noted and guests enjoying a business meeting and refreshments.
Interest grows for a track meet tomorrow afternoon featuring Los Alamos Ranch, Deaf and Dumb, U. S. Indian, and Santa Fe High. Ralph E. Twitchell offers a 30 dollar silver loving cup as winning school trophy. Awards and festivities follow at 7 PM in the High School Auditorium with a carnival, dance, and a special dinner hosted by city residents.
Mrs Mary Graves shares her poultry raising experience. Three years ago she bought an incubator and this year earned money. She used RAT-SNAP, noting rats died and disappeared. She endorses RAT-SNAP in three sizes 35e 68c and $1.25, sold by Collins Drug and Stationery Co and Kaune Grocery Co.
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