Outbreak of Typhus on Navajo Indians Now Under Control
Article outlines typhus on the Navajo Reservation, noting it remains contained with no expected wider spread. Health officials report limited cases, delousing patrols active, and no blanket handling spread risk. six to seven new cases, about 40 total over several months, within a 15 square mile area near Shiprock.
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CE Waller
State Bureau For Public Health
Santa Fe
Waller
United States Public Health Service
United States Indian
Bureau Pale Health
Shiprock
New Mexico
Arizona
Sandoval
Cabezon
G. 5. Luckett
Com Wey Diseases
Powell Stackhouse
San Antonio
New Willard
Nion
Philadelphia
Memorial Day proclamation quotes Lincoln words in New Mexico
Governor Merritt C. Mechem issues a memorial proclamation in Santa Fe on May 21 1921 quoting Abraham Lincoln at Gettysburg. The document honors soldiers from Civil War through World War I and urges citizens to observe Memorial Day with dedication to the cause of human freedom and the unfinished work of national defense.
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Department of the Inn
Lincoln
United States Land Office
Gettysburg
Gov. Santa Fe
N. M
Merritt C. Mechem
Saya
Hay
Pecos National Forest
Department of Agriculture
A.M. Bergerf
Juan Vigil
Vera Cruz
Abraham Lincoln
New Menico
State of
New Mexico
Mexico
Poppy Day Sale Urges New Mexico Support
Governor Mechem appeals loyal New Mexicans to buy poppies for Franco French children relief. Major General Seward Wood chairs the fundraising drive with the New Mexico Children’s League and Citizens of New Mexico, aiding wounded and devastated French regions. Proceeds fund care for veterans and war relief amid the Poppy Day sale on May 2.
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Mechem
NEW Mexico and Franca Children's League
Seward Wood
France
Hove
Eleven Counties Skip Institutes During Next Vacation
The state education department announced that eleven counties will hold no teachers institutes this vacation due to funding shortfalls and many teachers attending other programs. Colfax plans May 39 to June 11, while other counties such as Bernalillo and Santa Fe also face delays. remaining counties proceed with institute plans. Separate notices cover land surveys and public notices in Santa Fe.
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Smmliner
State Department of Education
Bernafilia
San Michel
Sante Fe
Hidalgo
Oha- Ra
Eddy
Colfax
Tone
Torrance
Jame
Gennda
Lupe
Tome
Quay
Ees
McKintex
Total Resources Of State Banks Decrease In A Year
State banks in New Mexico show a large year over year drop in total resources on the April call. 1929 resources were 232,574,471 with 1930 falling to 94,214,? indicating a decline of 1,897,905. Demand deposits reached 10,159,? and time deposits 6,804,? bringing total deposits to 17,? with a drop of 3,411,581. Rediscounts rose, while due from banks and other items also reflect shifts in the call totals.
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New Mexico
Mearly Rao
James
T. Read
Aod
Mining Company Increases Capital to Half Million
The Cooperative Mining Company, based in Lordsburre, amends its articles of incorporation to raise capital stock to half a million dollars. Walter Wa ner serves as key formal officer in the filing.
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Cooperative Mining Company
Lordsburre
Ahmed
SS c Waler
New Mexico Plans First Fish Hatchery at Lisboa Spring
New Mexico will build the state's first fish hatchery at Lisboa Spring on the Pecos River near the Valley Ranch about 28 miles east of Santa Fe. Capacity 300200 trout annually. construction set to start in July after title and land purchase details are settled. The commission, with Warden Gable, studied Colorado's hatcheries and approved Lisboa as best fit. Funding from gasoline collections approved by the last legislature.
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Aid
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Women’s Relief Corps
United States
Congress of the
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Colorado
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Emmet D. Boyle
Charles Ro Mabey
Italy
Stephen B. Davis
M.C. Mechem
Evana
William D. Sievers
Robert D. Carey
Oliver HL
Nt of the Interior
Tes Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
N. R
U. Surveyor General
A.M. Bergere
Ivan Vigh
Lisboa Spring
Pecos River
Valley Ranch
Thomas P. Gable
Warden Gable
Colin Neblett
Santa, Fe
Hubbey
Raton
Willian Mc.Grath
Relen
Gable
Colorado State
Lisboa
General rains lift crops and range health in New Mexico
Showers across New Mexico during the week ended Tuesday improved crop and range conditions. Mild, wet weather prevailed with some wind, moisture needed in the south. Northern districts saw rapid progress in planting corn, milo, sorghum, and kalu, with alfalfa first cuttings already reported in southern valleys and nearing in central areas. Apple yields show some decline in northern districts.
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New Mexico
Federal Weather Bureau
Iit
Toorthern
Communicable Diseases Slump Reported by Bureau
The state bureau of public health reports a drop in communicable diseases last week with 123 total cases, down from 103 the prior week. An outbreak investigation was led by Dr CE Waller, a former Army captain, assigned to the U S Public Health Service under the Interior Department.
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Judd
Santa Fe
Col Abbott
Anderia
Ty Fee
Sam Juan
State Bureau of Public Health
United States Indien Service
Department of the Interior
CE. Waller
State Bureau of Yuublic Healthit
Ariy
United States Pnblic Health Service
Sea of
Growers of Alfalfa in Artesia Form Corporation
Growers of Alfalfa in Artesia formed a corporation with principal office in Artesia. The articles of incorporation were filed with the state corporate commission. No capital stock is planned. Incorporators named are WR Hornraker, F Martin, Charles Rogers, A. D. Hii, all of Artesia. The statutory agent is E. R. Bullock, of Artesia.
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Coeerie
Aretein
Comnweston Tity & Non-Proit Conesrs
WR Hornraker
F Martin
Charles Rogers
A. D. Hii
Arteta
E.R. Bullock
Abo of
Artesia
San Miguel County Plans New Federal Aid Road
San Miguel County prepares a project statement for a new federal aid road to be built between Las Vegas andWatrous. The 15.3 mile hardened route will be gravel faced with drainage structures and rock land. Estimated cost about 80 dollars.
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Comminsi | Bn
San Miguel County
Las Vegas
Watrons
Ani
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