Animals Imported Through Nogales and El Paso in October
The report shows 3056 animals entered the United States via Nogales and El Paso in October. Of these 16 horses came through Nogales and 88 through El Paso for work in Arizona and Texas. 24 mares through Nogales and 261 through El Paso, with 24 to Arizona and 259 to Texas for work, two sold. Cattle totaled 2587 with 1280 through El Paso and 1507 through Nogales, including 407 bulls and 99 cattle for slaughter in Arizona. 1228 to be slaughtered in Missouri and 400 to graze in Texas. Last October 1916 entries reached 11,448, boosted by 7000 sheep. October 1915 had 42,205 animals, including 0 sheep and 24,000 cattle. More animals are expected in November. EL Paso Herald notes Frank Ni Tage’s complaint about telephone service at Tuerta. the State Corporation Commission has obtained a sound booth for Mountain State Telephone Co. to improve local patron accommodations.
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United States
Nogales
el Paso
Thomas A. Fray
Arizona
Texas
Paso
Nogates
Missouri
EL Paso Herald
New Mexico Boundary Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The New Mexico boundary law passing last session is constitutional the supreme court ruled in a Saturday decision. Justice Roberts wrote with Justices Hanna and Raynolds concurring. The case No 21229 concerns Frank W. Clancy suing HT Hall state treasurer over a $2500 warrant from the boundary commission drawn under 1917 law.
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New Mexico
Appellee
Hall
State of New Mexico
Santa Fe
F. W. Clancy
Frank W. Clancy
State of
State Boundary Commission
WOU
Studli
Tor
United States
New Mesien
Heatho Chiney
Alti Court
Sagin Fe County
Teenerer
Marfa Santa Fe War Aid Dinner Raises Funds
A large Santa Fe war relief event in Marfa featured Col Ralph E Twitchell and local leaders. About 100 attendees heard speeches and patriotic music while fundraising to support YMCA wartime activities and cattlemen’s relief efforts.
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Ralph E. Twitchell
Santa Fe County Committee
Presbyterian Church
Morrisonts Ortra
University may equipment of Albuquerque Army Camp
Iniversity may en Fouipment of Aluqerque Army Camp Albunierate, N War Denectment makem firther a caniton tent of Meirereny qeosited by the Site fir the carcentration and tehiniti of the New Mesien Hewil Thuset. The equipment of the camp min be etsen to the Univers ity of New Mesina. The cquipiment consists of well Lott officers' quartirs, Hunk houses, stobles ite. api i) equinped with wleettic Holit wiring ani watt mains. The Us beotate cowl molar iesvetiate secoot of nether of the beitdinas. as ron for students, this rationing by rowded Hdorratte dara tories, and the presence of the wae ter inurel4tt in wen by firther ostension of the Universite's exmpns.
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University of New Mesina
Ely -Aullanly
Universite
Soapweed Cattle Feeds Move Amid Market Shipments
A Panhandle report notes Soapweed and other lots shipping cattle for market. Buyers include T A Howard of El Pass, Thwaits of Lordsburg, Rahinson of El Paso, and Hinton Commission in St Joseph. Burdensome droughted range conditions persist. many carloads of cows, calves, steers, and yearlings move to Kansas City, Los Angeles, and other destinations while Magdalena and Capitan report dry spells.
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Thik
Ree
Henry Snyder
Deming
Panhandle
Nersally
Kelley Philting
T A. Howard
Athien
Thwaits
Lordsbure
Sollatti
Clifton
Aziz
Butthe
Che Rahinson
Moress Hinson
Willeos
Ariz
Eries
Rob Tankstey
Arivana
el Maso
Cirtizozo
JB. Baird
R. Jenkins
Bure Hinton Commission Company
St Joseph
Withersney 'S
Kansas
Palliat
Woc McDonald
Cortizore
Rei Dover
Tere Oliver Peake
Charles Dixony
Beily
Cox
Medime Corre Company
Kansas City
Vearlinis
Los Angeles
Maghira
St. M
Globe Mil- Hive Company
Rte
Wolf
Korte
Hachita
Katieas
Potonas Company
Foe Angeles
Cal
Iss City
Arizona State Fair Breaks Attendance Record
Phoenix Arizona November 13 on the second day of the Arizona state fair, state day crowds were heavy and the attendance reported as the greatest in the fair's history. A high class racing card was the feature today. Canutillo Texas November 13 many carloads of sugar beets are being shipped from here with nine carloads already speeded and five more to be shipped this week.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Canutillo
Texas
Roswell Teachers Attend Annual Pilicational Assoc Meeting
Roswell teachers plan to attend the annual meeting of a local association in Santa Fe. Special rates are offered to educators each year and the event is noted for its entertaining program. Historic Santa Fe is highlighted as a great setting.
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Sata Fe
Roggell Daily Record
Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in New Mexico 1917
The 1917 proclamation by Governor W E Lindsey designates November 20 as Thanksgiving Day. He frames the national crisis of World War I as a test of liberty and faith, urging prayers for divine blessing and protection while noting harvest abundance and gratitude for divine providence. Secretary Antonio Lucero attests the document.
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Hanks
Sherty
I. W. E. Lindsey
New Mexco
New Mexico
Santa Fe
No. D
Antonio Lucero
Million Offered for a Railroad from San Juan
The Albuquerque Journal reports a San Juan route proposed by M Teteley and Mr Hereby offering a railroad from Farmington New Mexico to Gallup or Albuquerque. The plan aims to pay nothing upfront with construction as a coal carrier, examining timber and freight resources in the territory before deciding the route.
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Colo
M Teteley
Inty
Feo
Monquerque
Gallup
San Juan
Albuquerque
Herele
Farmington
Albuquerque Journal
Santa Fe High Overpowers Otto in Fast Basketball Game
Santa Fe high school boys easily outplayed Otto’s team in a swift armory matchup while the prior week Otto beat Santa Fe by a slim margin. The Santa Fe girls defeated the teachers 16 to 6 after the teachers had previously bested the girls.
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Santa Fe High Vol
Otto
Armory
Vinih
Santa Fe
Returns on copper ore satisfactory at Lahoma mine
Lahoma Copper company reports ore shipments from the dump show copper grade 3.10. They plan a 125 ton flotation mill and tram to start immediately, with funds raised by stock offering. Directors D F Thomas and stockholders Whitmore and McCall toured the Santa Fe property and endorsed management.
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Lahoma
Lahoma Copper Company
Reston
D. F. Thomas
Tucumcari
Santa Fe
J. F. Whitmore
W. P. McCall
Smith
Scenic Highway Tramway Planned To Move Mine Concentrates
The policy of the Board supports operating the property efficiently as possible. To counter winter snow on the Scenic Highway the company plans an aerial tramway from the mines over the divide to Monument Rock. A loading station will then be built to haul concentrates by motor trucks to the Fe station.
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Monument Rock
Car makes world record by looping hoop in car
A Silver City man set a world record by looping a hoop while driving along a country road. The car landed on its main wheels and kept moving. The name is deleted due to advertising, but the feat is described as a unique imitator strike.
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Silver City
Matt Et Pang
Berate
Dr J H W Sloan Dies in Kansas City
Dr J H W Sloan, a prominent Kansas City figure in professional and business circles, died last night after a period of ill health. A telegram from Dallas confirms his death, and services are planned as his family prepares to travel from Dallas to Chicago, with mourners held to attend brief services before departure.
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J. HW. Sloan
Kansas City
Santa
A Rey
Paper boosts strong for capital city coverage
In Santa Me, the paper highlights boosted strength for the capital city with notes on local governance and public interest. The article references Liberty Leon and Inver, mentions subscriptions, and discusses improving necessary infrastructure while acknowledging uncertainties in leadership and record keeping.
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Santa Me
Aime Portales
Ranch Near Fencinosa Sold For Fifteen Thousand
A land parcel near Fencinosa was sold for fifteen thousand dollars. The report notes parties involved as Cartivonn and Xi My Ne S-Mocl, with implications of mobilization and potential return to France to enlist in the war.
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Fencinosa
France
Wat
War in Thought and Entertainment in an American Paper
A reflective critique notes Americans pushing war measures from below while leaders lag, with satire on Zeppelins and Broadway morale. It cites public opinion as the engine of action and questions whether officials will lead patriotism rather than follow. The piece references Dresden and Broadway as cultural touchstones in a nation preparing for conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Washington
America
Eppland
New York Tribune
Army Training for New Mexico College of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts in New Mexico will train operators for the U S Army starting December 3 1917. The Federal Board for Vocational Education through the Signal Corps orders the course to prepare enlisted men for essential service, paying up to 31 monthly with room and board for two months, and a certificate upon completion. The program aims to deliver 200 hours over about two months, with emphasized physical and theoretical training. Applicants must meet fitness standards and be available for immediate call, with further details and applications via the State College NM.
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United States Signal Corps
Fedeeral Board For Vocational Education
Mexico College of Agrindture and Mechanicus
United States
Jestis Trarhs
Ong
Imediarely
Jonterdy
New Mexico Military Institute Cadets to Receive Army Commissions
Roswell Evening News reports that New Mexico Military Institute students will gain army commissions as new training camps open. Eligible cadets aged 17 years and six months to 31 will enter the next camp series, with several senior classes likely to attend.
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NEW Mexico Military Institute
Nomatat
Contry
Roswell Evening News
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Tuerta. de Lupa
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W. Sey
McNars
MCRL
Richard WL Manin
Marfa
Tex
Moll
Colorado
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Kelly
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Atom
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Chaney
Sadler
John EL
Barakat
Guiberline
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Thomas Shall
Merrian
George Longer
Hata
Mani
Doran
Anitres
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W. Griffin
A. Gregory
Toho Miluieranta Fe Bank
A. Donati
F. Loveland
O. Archuleta
Fernanda Detmulo
Louis Jowitski
Deitel
Aluquerque
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Magdalena
Wien
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Jf H. Mowe
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Ray Morley
Maye
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Hardie
Atds
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FM. Tankersley
Macintona
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Inhin
Stockyard
Inworth & Co
Capitan
N. MM
Mlowerd
Rey P
Wents
Moffett Neos. & Andrews
K City
A. Lowrey
Tans
Crite
Arizona State Fair
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Dallas
Rosapiads
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Po Mutente
Timo
Chiengo
Capital City
NEW Mexico State College
Lowe
War Department
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