New Mexico in War Effort Praised by State Officials
A New Mexico publication lauds national wartime resolve and state leadership. It notes American destroyers sailing to European waters, US Marine Corps prowess, and the War Committee's support for the Council of Defense while highlighting local officials and citizens who contributed to organizing state resources for the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Marine Corps
Dominican Republic
Europe
Council of Defense
New Mexico
Friendship route to better Mexican relations visit
A governor of Lower California is expected to visit San Diego with many school children for a "Friendship Feast" aimed at fostering cordial ties. The piece argues mutual respect and understanding as key to lasting friendship, noting past missteps and the need to consider Latin American realities.
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Lower California
Schoo
San Diego
Mexico
Peple
Amer
Madera Reveed
Fen Yeonle
Tvath Tihanus Hay
America
War Board becomes Council of Defense in New Mexico plan
New Mexico officials praised state plans for organizing resources during wartime. The department notes New Mexico proposals align with federal aims and even exceed other states in initiative. Officials deem the term War Board outdated and prefer Council of Defense as the approved label.
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Tacca
Washington
New Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Department
2Rd
Gressy Real
War Board
Council of Defense
Robbers of the Nations Need in Wheat Price Crisis
In a Pueblo Chieftain piece the writer argues that wheat labor, transport, mills, and bakers add legitimate costs to bread, yet profiteers and wartime pressure raise prices for consumers. The author urges government action to curb speculators and protect the poor from price gouging.
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Kansas
Kanes
Taman
Nave Fot
France and American Independence Driven by War Alliances
The article traces French involvement in the American struggle for independence. It notes that France aided the colonies partly to spite England, detailing arms supplies worth 2000 dollars, 4000 tents, and uniforms for 30000 men. Franklin’s 1776 mission led to the 1778 treaty, and a French fleet arrived in Delaware in July under admiral d Estaing with about 6000 troops.
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Washington
France
Ama
Avihiar Les
Padon
America
IRS
Congress
Pierre Beaumarchais
Benjamin Franklin
Delaware
Coum d’Estaing
United States
M. Gerard
Line
Lafayette and the French Aid to American Freedom
The article recalls Marquis de Lafayette and Baron de Kalb aiding the American cause in 1777 and beyond. It details Lafayette’s voyage aboard the Victory, his commissions, friendship with Washington, repeated returns to America, role in the French Revolution, and his 1824 U.S. visit, ending with praise for his selfless service and the debt of friendship Americans owe France.
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Count de Rochambeau
New England
Virginia
France
Marquis
Marie Jean Pant
Roch Yves Gilbert Motier de Lafayette
Baron de Kalb
Atlantic
America
Georgetown
S. Cy
Lafayette
Congress
Land Washington
United States
IBM
We Must Wipe The Turkish Government From Map
The article argues that Turkey’s decision to declare war harms its Asiatic provinces, despite no direct harm to the United States. It calls Turkish governance unfit and asserts the government must be removed from power, citing American aid to Turkish civilians yet condemning Ankara’s actions.
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America
Turkey
The Country Editor’s Quiet Power in America
The nation’s editors and country newspapers are a potent force unseen by many. They aid politicians, teachers, and preachers, attend key events, and influence civic life. Editors read exchanges, manage printing, and drive merchants to advertise, shaping a more prosperous country life for small towns and rural areas.
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Republic
America
New Mexico Normal University and War Era Debate
The Las Vegas Optic reports on funding ideas during wartime, contrasting silver dollar minting with bonds. It praises a recent eight day special legislative session for enacting measures aiding public safety and economic stability, noting opposition from critics and urging patience and unity.
A Slice of Bread Waste and Its Far Reaching Cost
A daily slice of bread wasted in 20 million homes trims 14 million ounces of flour yearly, enough for 365 million loaves. The speaker links waste to wheat, coal, and transport costs, urging use of stale bread in new recipes and noting guidance from the US Department of Agriculture and state colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Cenartment of Agricntre
Washington, DC
Colece
Reserve Battalion Plan and Mobilization Efforts in New Mexico
The state administration plans a reserve battalion of honored men at home to back a militia, alongside mobilization camps desired by Albuquerque business leaders. About 2400 for the regiment and 600 for the reserve are to be drafted, with the U S likely contributing, totaling nearly 5000 men. Dinner menus note stew, mutton, potatoes, and bread offerings.
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United States
Albuquerque
United State
Editorial on Poly gamy and future food supply in Curry county
An Albuquerque Journal editorial questions polygamy as a substitute for monosomy postwar Germany and France, concluding it probably wont. Curr y county prospects show abundant moisture and a near made wheat crop with farmers planning a record county harvest. An exchange warns that overproduction and middlemen could trigger bread riots, urging fodder for livestock and corn as essential crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Journal
Germany
France
Curry County
Clovis
Women Promote Home Grown Meals Plan in New Mexico
Prepared by Mrs. R. C. Miller Director of Industrial Education of New Mexico at request of Mrs. Lindsey this menu emphasizes using home grown products and publicizes the effort to encourage local farming and self sufficiency.
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R. C. Miller
New Mexico
Lindsey
Breakfast and supper menus with livestock market notes
The text outlines suggestive old time breakfast and supper menus featuring fruits cereals meats and beverages. It promotes Denver Record Stockman as the official market paper with livestock and produce market reports and recipes for home economics and cooking. It includes subscription details and notes regional publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Denver Record
Vove
Record-Stockman
Denver Stock Market
Telegraph Renorte
Oten
Carbon City
Reeve de Stockman Pub. Co
Colo
Dinner No 1 Roast beef and sides
Planning a dinner plan lists meat or stews and a roasted dish followed by potatoes and vegetables. The sample Menu No 1 includes roast beef with brown gravy tranconm potatoes buttered beets beef greens cracked wheat pudding and raisins.
New Skin Whitener Promises Quick Lightening Results
Advertisements claim a miracle treatment to bleach dark complexions from Cocotone Co in Atlanta. Promises include a dramatic lightening effect within minutes and a soft new skin tone, urging readers to request product from druggists or send 22 for a large package.
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Aulanta
Cocotone Co
Atlanta
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Ostaplin
Sam
Home Town Editor
NEW Mexico Normal University
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Optic
Las Vegas
Belew News
Bernalillo
Chaves
Colfax
Dona Ana
Foldy
Grant
Linco Indalupe
Luna
McKinley
Ood
Nes
Denver
Cecom
Ricwhart
STOUT
Watson Bros
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
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