Capital City News In Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Norbert Berchtold returns home from Sacred Heart College in Denver. Susie West, educator, returns to Po juoque. William Rose, Sr. visits son at Los Alamos Ranch. Mrs. E. R. Paul and others travel to Appa-uerque for a business and pleasure trip. Elks Lodge initiates 14, a record for years, with a large cottage attendance. Frijoles canyon trips planned by Rocky Mountain Camp manager F C Coomer. Santa Fe Council K of I to initiate 50 candidates with banquet at De Vargas. Dr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Her return from Los Angeles to Santa Fe. Demetrio Trujillo appointed Taos County road superintendent. Mrs. James Norment to Mississippi for a visit. Santa Fe boys report from training camps and abroad. Capt. Edward L. Safford back from France. David E. Grant loans to military embassy post. Ed Madrid arrived in New York for border assignment. Grant County mining taxation adjustment calls in. Joerns notes mining conditions improving. Luna Bergere and others tour Roswell. Bergere named NM regent. F S Brown from Roy oversees state land leases. BPOE Crystal Theater musical comedy The Kid’s Clever features Elk Toe Scotti as star. Show nets over 3000 dollars. praised as elevating and entertaining.
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Edward L. Safford
France
David E. Grant
Abiquiu
United States
Madrid
Spain
New
Santa Fe
New York
Grant
Mex
Albuquerque
el Paso
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Texas
Grant County
Joerns
Luna Bergere
Otero-Warren
G. L. Spalding
Santa Barbara
California
Roswell
Bergere
Board of Regents
F. S. Brown
Roy
Wtain
Floersheim
Bella Company
Toe Scotti
Bob the Clever Kid
One of the New Mexico Girls Honored in Washington
Miss Marguerite Patton a Colfax County teacher and government employee in Washington sails for Ter herian Persia as attache of the American Legation. She is related to Dick DeLambert and travels with the minister's wife. The note highlights her government service and upcoming posting.
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N. M
Raton
Marguerite Patton
Colfax
Washington, D. C
Terherian
Persia
Legation
Strang
Dick DeLambert
Sev
United States
Miss Patton
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Denver
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Pojuaque
William Rose
Los Alamos Ranch
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E. R. Paul
E. S. Spindler
Appauerque
Elks Lodge
F. C. Coomer
Rocky Mountain
Frijoles Cven
Santa Fe Council
K. of
the de Vargas
Edgar L. Her
Los Angele
Santi Fe
Demetrio Trujillo
Ranchos de Taos
Larrazolo
Taos County
James Norment
Mary Sadie
Mississippi
B. C. Sernander
Madera
Nestor Sedillo
Socorro
Congress
Washington
Nell
Carlsbad
Eddy
Lea
Robert C. Dow
Artesia
Shakespeare Club
Masonic Fraternity
Hume
Alamogordo
Beethoven
Gate City
Blue Lodge
No. I
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James Rousseau
Mary I
Pearman
Anna Ellis
el- Hugo Seaberg
Struch Can
Tipton
Miss Wakeman
Boston
Arterlery
Woodman
T. P. Martin
Hope
Pueblo St
Bert Phillips
Hope Circle
Lou Wiel Clos
Wassery
Colorado
Alex Gusdorf
Wiel
South Cheyenne Canyon
Taos
Dilla
Tarcius Dills
A. S. Trube
Harry Andrew
Las Vegas
Duncan Opera House
Colbert C Root
Clayton M. W. A
Clayton Woodman
Latimer
Nara Visa
Sovernart
A. Latcasolo
the Supreme Court
Teresa M. Hampel
Mogu
de Varras Hotel
Morrison's
Santa Fe Woman's Club
Elks Ballroom
Terpischorean Club
Gerishe
Elks Theatre
Joe Scotti
Community Theatre
Aileen Baehrens
Es Ae Fe Woman's Club
Ere Theank Clancy
Woman's Union of
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First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Hughes
Federal Street
Wagon Mound
Ion Mound
New Mexico
New Era
Magdalena
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O. E. S. Vegas
Paul Scheeny
Hazel Webb
Springer
Progress Club
Merete and Dramatic Art Club
Clovis
Ormanized
S. S. Piper Hardwick Hotel
Phoenix
Borkharnett-Ranger
Is A Home Company
Home Men With Home Money
Kea
Electra
Ali
Electra Texas
T. Z. Winter
William Beacham
Santa Fe-Texas Oil Company
Irom
H. C. Yontz
George Mignardot
Santa Fe-Texas Oil CO
Chase & Sanborn’s
Hunts
Richelieu
H. S. Kaune & CO
Capital Coal Yard
Montezuma Avenue
S. F
Santa FE Water & Light Company
WFIE
Edwards & M’fie Attorneys-At-Law
Dormer Palace & Washington
Ava Santa Fe
New Mozios
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