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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
4
Published every Friday at Sta Fe by the State Publishing Company Frank Staplin Receiver. Entered as second class matter at the Santa Fe post office under the act of March 3 1879. Santa Fe New Mexico Friday May 28 1820.
The article argues that school teachers must receive substantial raises to prevent deterioration in school performance and attendance. It cites competent teachers as essential, warns that low pay drives talented staff away, and notes broad community impact including parental attitudes and local districts reducing overall quality.
Regents meet at the Governor’s office to review a deficit and increased expenses tied to enrollment and prices. Officials say funds from defense councils and government are temporary and won’t cover ongoing costs, with a November 1919 indebtedness of 84,000 dollars and anticipated deficits extending into 1920.
The article argues the fixed six cent price for wheat next Monday will likely hold. advocates say there is no need for price increases due to ample home supplies, large stores, and adequate transport. Baruss, Wheat Director, cites substantial unprofitability and potential countermeasures to curb profiteering, including vigilance by federal officials to prevent price rises and avoid post hoc investigations.
Palmer brands Democrats who backed the Loder reservation as camp followers allied with enemies of the President and his party. A truthful description would call them Democratic traitors who joined foes of the country. Gayton opens a new ice cream factory now in operation.
The governor told the regents that borrowing within anticipated revenue limits is allowed by law to meet the college's current-year expenses. He suggested a possible $31,000 loan secured by public land revenues. Attendees included Dr. W. Clothier, Dr. Crile, A. Askren, and regents A. Baca, Las Cruces officials, and others.
Reports from multiple lambing camps indicate the lamb crop this year will greatly exceed recent years as sheepherders anticipate a strong season. Farmers in Alamogordo and nearby towns discuss dairy, cattle, and chicken ventures, with plans for restocking and expanded shipments to San Antonio Carthage and other markets.
A reflective, opinionated piece notes rising flour and commodity costs pressuring households while sounding a warning about extravagance and the value of thrift. It cites John D Rockefeller as a thrifty exemplar and foresees some unpleasant outcomes if people neglect saving and prudent spending.
The Corona Lead and Silver Mining Company shipped ore this week from mines 12 miles from Corona. R L Stevens, in charge of mine interests, reported at Santa Fe that more shipments will follow. Carrizozo backers include two coal ventures near Indian Ridge aiming to market by August. El Paso parties may take the entire Carrizayo supply. Paul Wilson notes good rains, strong range, and prime livestock, predicting high lamb and calf crops. Seven carloads of Ford cars for Roswell units arrived at Carrizero, with freight congestion prompting routing via Carrizera and Rock Island.
The Springfield Union editor argues that paying soldiers a bonus cannot compensate for facing deadly combat. He contends that even an average payment of 800 dollars over about 400 days could not justify risking life, and no amount could liquidate the debt owed to those in uniform.
At a board meeting, John s was named official repairman. Discussion touched on visiting every rural school, housing in the county, and increasing repairs. A memorandum cited raw materials and county superintendent notes. The dialogue questioned high costs and profiteering amid public concern.
McKinley County roads receive major upgrades as crews repair and grade, with 46 miles of roadway completed in ten days and 15 miles of new improved surface under way. Bridges and culverts are being rebuilt, aided by bridge lumber deliveries, and work continues despite past severe weather. Officials report improved drainage and ongoing repairs led by local superintendent Wrisher and manager Pollin Neilrdehar driving momentum.
Quay H C Zillman, after purchasing the Wasson building, hurries to open Tacumari’s largest cafe as preparations rush ahead. His wife and daughter, running a Greensburg Kansas hotel, will join soon. The Endee well resumes drilling at 875 feet after clearing 100 feet of fill from a faulty joint. another casing car arrived to enable drilling at least 30 feet.
One of the heavier rains of the season began Friday at Bernall and lasted several hours. The downpour was believed to be general over Sandoval County and is expected to be very beneficial to farmers and stockmen in this region.
A county scene sparked by a quarrel between County Clerk Perfecto Gallegoy and Dr M Woodling over a bill. Woodling allegedly insulted the clerk and was followed by a counter assault. Meanwhile the YMCA membership drive reports some new and renewed members, with several workers yet to submit reminder cards.
Mora county welcomes Louis Ho Kronig as new county agent. a former captain of the 10th Area Corps who served in France. He declined a government aero service offer to farm instead. La Mara Hunting and Fishing Club plans a busy season with plantings, new boats, and expanded facilities. The club will add an 18 hole golf course and a protected bathing beach for children. The telephone line to the club house is being repaired after winter storms.
The Roy Cooperative Co announces construction of an elevator and immediate work on its expansion as well as plans for future activities. Hillsboro Kingston and Lake Valley have collectively raised $60 for the Children’s Home in Albuquerque while road conditions on the highway between Wagon Mound and Warrows prompt calls for improvements.
A new John Becker Co groceteria opened in Belends offering groceries canned goods and fresh vegetables. Mr Holland from Fresno Celost oversees the store opening and each customer received a carnati as a welcome token. Road improvements in Valencia County noted with bids due June 2 1920 for New Mexico Federal Aid Project No 13 A.
Socorro Chieftain reports the city board of education elects Dr. E L Enloe as superintendent and Marguerite Sweet to head the commercial department at the County High School. Alice Stewart is re elected as domestic science teacher and several grammar grade teachers are named. Salaries to be based on certificate type and teaching experience. Santa Fe stockyards finished at the station with larger facilities. Local residents Mr and Mrs Frank Rohmberes noted shipping activity plus Alamogordo ads.
Rain ends a long drought as farmers and stockmen report gains. A four ton ice plant is expected daily under Mr. Hamm to supply two tons of ice for the market and two tons for factory refrigeration. The connected creamery makes high quality butter. The Buffalo Oil Syndicate test at a new well near Clayton drew a large crowd and holiday mood in Texline.
State of New Mexico notices offering a 10 60 acre oil and gas lease in Guadalupe County. Bid deposits and terms describe royalty, rental, and payment conditions with rejection rights reserved. Commission details and office location provided for obtaining lease forms and application deadlines.
The notice states that no person will incur charges or make purchases on behalf of Frank N Thompson unless a written order is signed by Mosell and Thompson. The document limits liability to those with formal written approval.
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