Capital City News in Brief General and Personal
Local notes from Capital City include Mrs F Nading visiting Albuquerque, Prof J A Wood returning from Belen, and J F O Brien taking a higher salary at Valley ranch after a successful term. Roswell figures attend events, and appointments are made for county chairmanship in New Mexico. Local business and education topics, Knights of Columbus, and upcoming military exercises are mentioned along with irrigation district talks and safety warnings about night prowlers. The bee orchardist predicts strong fruit prospects except peaches after a harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wood
Belen
J. F. O Brien
Hee Valley Ranch
New Orleans
Old Soldier Passes At Age of Seventy Nine
James P. Doughty age ninety nine died at his home on Agia Key Street May 17 after years of illness. He served as Principal Musician with the 14th Illinois Veteran Infantry in the Civil War. He lived in Kansas before moving to Santa Fe three years ago. Survived by widow and children Elizabeth Kirkwood Jo Doughty W E Doughty S Doughty Edith Jacobs F M Poughty Jo Doughty J Doughty Vera Seidel. Funeral by Rev John I Measelty at Fir Baptist Church at 2:02 Monday. Interment is the National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Doughty
Agia Key Street
Mr. Doughty
Minnis
14Th Regiment of
Linois
Kansas
Sante F
Elzabeth Kirkwood
JO. Doughty
E Doughty
Doughty
Edith Jacobs
Poughty
J Doughty
Vera Seidel
Hin
John I Measelty
Fir Baptist Church
Mosquero Farmers Organize for Shared Harvest and Trade
Mosquero farmers form an association led by LW Wilson and AH McGrothlin to coordinate harvesting threshing and marketing of wheat and other community interests. Roy reports 1400 cattle shipped to Denver then Wyoming with a $74,400 payoff and $5,000 freight. warrants issued for two suspects in a robbery case. Spanish American activities noted.
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Mosquero
Mosquero Com
LW. Wilson
AH McGrothlin
jvomiton—Roy
Roy
Denver
Anceny
Gorge Bay
Cloudcroft Bank Directors Revealed in Local News Review
Substantial Cloudcroft residents named as directors of the new bank, including M. Vickery, Charles Mownel, CA Redic, GA Heeeheimer, Poy W. Hickson, Wo Hondes, and Lee Wilkerson. Nearby cattle shipments from Alamo to Texico linked to J.K. Stanley and Sons, with Sam Swope coordinating. Hail damage reported at George Narry’s farm and Matador ranch. roof and windows suffered, with large hailstones noted. A sale of a ranch building on the Meters well southwest property was recorded, valued at $60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloudcroft Bank
Cloudcroft
IM. Vickery
Charles Mownel
CA. Redic
Gal Heeeheimer
Poy W. Hickson
Wo Hondes
Lee Wilkerson
Texas
JK Stanley and Sons
Texico
Sam Swope
Stanley
Alamouerdo News
Glenrio
Fannthouse
George Narry
Matador Ranch
Glennia Tribune
Hillsboro Transportation Company Starts Hauling Service
Noonan of the Wester transfer company in Deming forms Hillsboro Transportation, ready to haul material losses. The operation operates trucks from one to five tons, with profits noted at $1.10 per ton in silver yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro _Advocate
Noonan
Wester Transfer Company of
Deming
Hillsboro Transportation Company
New Postmaster Appointed in Reserve
J. R. Gaunt named postmaster at Reserve, a western town. He is the local banker and now also the mail handler, aligning with the Arizona Kicker editor. The piece hints at Gaunt’s potential civic ambitions and crossovers with Magdalena News.
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Reserve
J. R. Gaunt
Gaunt
T the Arizona Kicker
J. of
I? Magdalena News
Taos Plaza Beautified by County Missioners Efforts
Taos county planners report progress after reclaiming the village park. Grass seed is sowed and many trees planted. The plaza square promises to become a beauty spot this summer amid active local citizens. A large fruit crop is also reported by fruit shippers in the Taos vicinity. Plum trees along the Taos to Indian Village drive are in full bloom with Tass Mountains visible in the background.
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Taos
Mountain Red Cross Donates Pinto Beans to Childres Home
The Mountain Red Cross donated four sacks of pinto beans to the Childres Home in Albuquerque. Dr. C. E. Jakens, president of the institution, gratefully acknowledged the gift noting the home’s long service to poor orphans and homeless children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mountain Red Cross
Childres
Albuquerque
C. E. Jakens
Welcome Home Party for Soldiers and Sailors in Luna County
A welcome home party plan for returning soldiers and sailors to Luna County is near completion for Decoration Day May 30. The Red Cross behind the project will raise funds via a special carnival at the library hall. Mayor Hamilton will give the welcome address, followed by tableaux, singing, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theevening
Red Cross Chapter
Luna County
Red Cross
Santa Fe Woman's Club
Hamilton
F. C. Wilson
Reed Holloman
H. C. Yontz
Howell Bartion
Soldiers Nest
Geo. Prichard
Sery
Thomas White
Misfortunes Fuel Insanity In Penned Jest Of Misread Text
A garbled San Juan era item describes misfortunes driving a man to insanity amid flood, death, and market upheaval. The piece lists names, places, and local events with scattered details, including a public sale and community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Peres
Mangano
CIA
Steve Daniels
Axtec
Retancle
Rusitasted
Hustler
Las Vegas VOM Co A Seeks Day Membership Drive
A fragmented note describes a Las Vegas group forming a day membership drive and seeks to recruit members to support ongoing youth work. It mentions Volunteers of America fellows and aims to expand beyond a club to aid railroad related efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
New Mesa
Cammpnten
Figuring Weight of Ice Methods and Volume
An unclear historical note describes estimating ice weight by measuring volume. It outlines multiplying three dimensions to get cubic units and dividing by a factor to yield weight. An example uses 10 by 10 by 12 with volume 1200, leading to a weight estimate.
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Capital City News
F. Nading
Albuqueeque
Wow. Strong
J. Smith Lea
J. Johnson
Roswell
Vnal
Larry Mores
Vecay
Altorney
A. Selegue
Fort Sumner
Tani
Knights of Columbaes le
Witham
Jack Balit
Myea Alberts
Miss 2
Quaricemian
Baltet
Miss
Meg Rose Quarterman
Mere Wyly
Seva
JH. Wagsae
J Yo Comwaw
Failien Cuany
Pross Tong
Warner
Maxwell
C. B. Earickson
J. E. Pardue
Fr Sumner
Santa Fe
Walter F. Martin
Countty
Phi
Ancia
Santa FE Bank
New Mexico
W.L
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Hunts
Richelieu
H.S. Kaune & CO
Sugarite
Cord Wood
Montezuma Avenue
Pete
K. Santa FE Water & Light Company
NEW Mexico News Review
MacArthur Co
W M. Plicke
Laver Fauetine Martines
Benrleey
Otero
Alsana
Tularosa
Quay
Phi Shahan
Tocumeari News
Socorro
Socorro Chieftain
Torrance
Santa Rita
Boy Scouts
F. J. Anderson
Falls
Frank E Thurber
Ferguson
Areighil
Cerrillos Street
Corrine
Dills
J.D. Conley
Eastern Star
Lucius Dike
J. N. Wood
T. Hodgins
Watford
Kentucky
Campbell
Mountainair
Toy Spines
Warford
San Juan
Crehard Mans Tay Farms
Staviler
Areey Fas Baltic
Tre
Dera
Milyorl
Tate
Dea
Malone
Adea
Flower
Hisrimer
Hartenet
F. P. Kilburn Furniture and Undertaking
Clayton
Carl Leonard
Otto Johnson Mere Co
Peeut
Barle
Order of the Eastern Star
Biue Lodge
George Dr
Justine Day
John Low
Alameda
Noriment
Myrielle Gunsul
Athuamerine
Firat Narnat Bank
Long Beach
Call Mise Gung
Tate Beach
Valencia County
Georse Hoffman
John Becker
Telesforo Mirabal
Los Lunas
M. E. Church
Hope
Howard May
Ladies Aid Society
Carriero Baptist Church
Yeso
Scotich
Asons
Kntehia of
Pythias
Conperider
Clara Booke
al. Morrison
Ion Dance
Morrison
Gustave Baumann
Seaview Place
J. A. Rolls
Santa Fe Woman's It
Library
Rupert
F. Asplund
Paul A. F. Walter
Marcy Street
Ralph E. Twitchell
Mr. and
Mi. Twitchell
Arizons
James W. Norment
Mary Sadie
Mississippi
St. Michael's College
New Museum
Manuel Montoya
Phillip van Vieck
Gaulbert
John Gilde
SAN Miguel
Sierra
Satta
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winsipa-Salem
N. C
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