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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1918
Page
9
Santa Fe newspaper page notes subscription details as second class matter at the post office under federal act with annual rate of 150 dollars. The notice appears dated May 24, 1918, in Santa Fe New Mexico.
The article notes passenger cars boost national efficiency by routing goods and people, with Goodrich Rubber Co reports showing cars carrying a wide range of materials on routes into supply centers. It highlights women learning to drive and increased personal efficiency as labor shifts due to the draft, juxtaposed with wartime international tensions and public sentiment.
The New Mexico State Land Office announces a public sale of lands and timber in Valencia County. Auction at 9 a.m. on August 6, 1913, in Low Luna, with detailed land sections and timber estimates, bids on land and timber to be separate, $25,000 deposit required, and contract terms including payments, stumpage, and cruiser estimates.
Benjamin Pankey enjoys broad support across New Mexico. He is urged by many friends to seek the Republican nomination at the upcoming convention and election. If he heads the state ticket this fall, observers predict a vigorous and patriotic administration.
The statement urges the United States to accelerate financing and production as industries must work harder than ever. It calls on workers at home to double their efforts and notes lessons from the first year, stressing that industry should give way to business organization of the highest order for national aims.
A commentary urges stronger government support for Geological Survey work in the Southwest United States. It argues better resource data, taxation, and water studies will boost mining, industry, and wartime production, warning that hindering regulation hurts the economy and war effort. The piece links policy to national and state action, and cites figures on German war reparations and England’s volunteer mobilization.
The text argues for soldier labor organization at Camp Devens with questions about unions in the trenches. It condemns potential strikes or work stoppages interfering with maneuvers and urges discipline and unity to win the war effort.
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