Notable Visitors and Court Term Open in Albuquerque
Col W S Hopewell of Albuquerque visits. Attorney Reed Holloman attends Estancia business. B G Randall of Taos in the city. Miss Judny Lute completes stenographic course. Stt fe xahdewedonw appears from OCR errors. district court for Torrance opens at Estancia. various officials travel for audits, tax work, and reunions. state canvassers begin counting election returns. arts, architecture, and cultural notes on Santa Fe exhibitions and the new Museum building. local social reports include club meetings, concerts, and entertainment plans for visiting teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judny Lute
Daudier
Laite
Albuquerque Business College
Almeta Norment
Palmer Dunwiddie
Pickwick
Vatelle Dills
Tyls
Barrett Ma'ly
Santa Fe
Knapp
Thomas Doran
Thorte
Jacob
Weltmer
Mes
TZ. McCurlongh
J. A. Rolls
Dpevendari
Sena Neh
Nis
New Mexico
Old
Santa
Roswell Leaders See Federal Bench Move Amid Cattle Fears
Charles F Ballard of Roswell heads the state cattle sanitary board as unease grows over cattle herds near the town. The piece notes expected confirmation of a federal judge nominee, with comments on political maneuvers and local officials, including Past things such as county parties and Ozark Trails conventions. Col. Ratoh E. Twitchell travels to Oklahoma City to lecture on New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F Ballard
Roswell
Quechtar
Manny
Rydon
Col
Ratoh FE Twitchell
Oklahoma_City
Twitchell
New Mexico
Land Commissioner Ervien Attends Ozark Trail Meet
Land Commissioner Ervien attends Ozark Trail meeting as Oklahoma officials discuss boosting a transregional road linking St. Louis to western Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas panhandle, and New Mexico. Debate centers on tolls, routes, and economic impact for towns along the proposed corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervien
State Land Ferries
Robert Beten
Okalahorma City
Oviele
St. Louis
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Mt Tiene
Gnar McDonald
Mo Besien
Nee
Jvteentes
Heeler
Tet Vot
New
Museum Notes on New Mexico Treasures and Groups
Visiting teachers will tour the Museum of New Mexico in the governors palace. The exhibit divides into four groups Sererfitecture Archaeology and History. The reception room will house the Santa Fe Art Colony exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Fans
Santa Fe
Palace
St. Francis
New Museum
Chapman
New Mexico
Acama
Cochiti
San Felipe
Laguna
Port Freer
Wal Ronme
Wamants Mieonm Society
Trent Te Ponte
Scheining Geeddence
Dirertar
New Mexica
Finck Mnometic
Hooke
Museum of New Mexico
Palace of the Governors
United States
Thanksgiving Day in the Navy Remains a Proud, Evolving Tradition
The article reflects on Thanksgiving in the Navy past and present, noting sailors still feel patriotic and celebrate with gatherings, athletic events, and shore visits. It contrasts old days of turkey aboard with modern freedoms, while stressing duty days aboard and the universal gratitude for national blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
Abeard
Hannah More
Mount Simi
Tyre
Thanksgiving rituals amid Creek Indians in Oklahoma
Fragmented OCR text discusses Creek Indians Thanksgiving, a reflection on forgiveness and absolution. Mention of Alvin Monks and early writers referencing “Reve Corn” suggests historical religious or cultural notes, but specifics are unclear due to garbled source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Alvin
Erie
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Capital Cry News
Col. W. S. Hopewell
Albuiquerque
Reed Holloman
Estancia
B. G. Randall
Taos
Business
Jesus Luce
Lobato Geron
el Rito
Wiliam Jo Darker
Mrs
Helen Marshall
Antcona
Torrance County
Esianca
Henry Dendahl
Af’ McMillan
Ale Inyquergys
Sroundine Keswre
Weiner
Conan
Sheery Anil
Jaye
M.S Groves
Washington
H. J. Hagerman
Colonies Springs
State Tax Commission
AG. Whittier
Sandoval County
Deming
Messrs. Hall and
Wiley
A. L. Morrison
Morrison
Robert Emmett Morrison
Prescott
Arizona
Judge Morrison
State Board of Canvassers
Secretary of State
Onnty
Pacis Wheatee
RIM
Young Man
Santa Me
Eoyan
Vayas
Ab Walter, Jr
Hsm Toood
Henry Stanehter
Nero
Nellie Martinez
Slaughter
Ferdinand Koch
Everette Torrence
Santa Fe Woman's Club
Department of Civics and Philanthropy
Womans’ Club
Evks Club
Kate Hall
RE. Asplund
Foland
Karl W. Greene
Federal Employment Bureau
Chicago
Sionary Society
John Walker
Geant Avenue
Hyrpiat
Frances Huches Ware
Hare T. Anil
Justin Pant
Wal
Loretto Anditariom
Thorel
Wiliam
Brectin
Ailisen Boot
Cetin
Ty Kane
Mee
Henin
Alrergie
Federal
Veni
Grace Dictmann
Minnen
Macon
Dick Iivon
Presbyterian
Henry Woodcriff
Lincoln Avenue
Priviay
Three of
Dock
Kansas
Ions
Mec
RL Wootters
A. S Brooks
Peare Dale
Buena Vista Loma
Edward R. Wright
William H. Wickham
Secor
Entat
Wed
Senate
Behets
Carta
Elly
Aipstrey
Burtick
San Jatchmety
Berdick
Woritee
Museum Notes
Mave
Avis
Hose-Goult
Ross-Gould
DR. King
DE Vargas
Cor
Don Gaspar
Uncle Sam
Kayne
Chase & Sanborn
Richelieu
Hunt Brothers
California
Pineappies
BOSS
Schice
Albuquerque
Clovis
Leo Hersch
Hayward
C. A. Bishop & CO
Catron
N. M
Capital Coal Yard
Cerrillos
Madrid
A. T
S. F
K. W
K. W. Sc
Santa FE Water & Light CO
Caliente Hot Springs
Cjo
Caliente
Taos Junction
Springs
Ojo Caliente Hot Springs
A. F. Joseph
Ojo Caliente
Taos County
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