Capital City News In Brief Covers Local Visits and Events
Adjutant General Jamey Baca and Mrs. Baca visit Las Vegas while Albuquerque lawyers, including Bernard S. Rodey, attend city events. Reports mention Miss Norra Fiske’s return to California for illness, and various community notices from defense, art society, museum programs, and suffrage groups. A Santa Fe meeting outlines war work and a December 6 church sale with homemade goods and crafts.
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Jamey Baca
Mrs. Baca
Las Vegas
Bernard S. Rodey
Albuquerque
Heroes of Chama and the flu era nurses too brave
The article honors local heroes in Chama who fought a deadly flu outbreak with courage and care. Doctors, nurses, and volunteers braved sleet and cold to treat fifty three patients as the virus swept the town. Names such as Mr Dudrow Mr Russell Mrs Kuhn and Mrs Hayden are highlighted for steadfast relief efforts alongside Cross workers and caring families. The piece lauds sacrifice by civilians and compares it to soldiers in uniform, urging gratitude for those who served others.
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Chama
Hopper
Dulce
Russell
Vermillion
Mr. Browning
Dr. Huntington
Hayden
Moore
Kuhn
Hela
Durango
Willard
Monte
Tohnson
Dutles
Rani
Adden
Pearson
Collier
Morrison
Red Cross
Army
Navy
The
Raker
Pershine
Ireland
France
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
An old time remedy for gray hair, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is now available in drug stores. The improved formula darkens hair evenly with repeated applications, leaving a more youthful appearance without complex home brewing.
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Wyeth
New Mexico sheep movement under quarantine rules
McKinley counties in New Mexico and into Arizona and Utah face restrictions as Colorado prepares to enforce a quarantine. Veterinary surgeons will inspect flocks before any shipping is permitted, reflecting tightened controls on sheep transfers from reservations.
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McKinley
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Colorado
Torrance Sell Headquarters Ranch to Encino Firm
Spence and son sold the headquarters ranch to Vincente Bros of Encino with possession given last week for a consideration of 20000 dollars. Local cattle rustling reports note two hides found buried near Willard and investigations ordered by a justice of the peace yielded no results. Manuel Brazil owned the two cows found. J Hodges reports a missing cow and warrants were issued for two suspects. Neal Jenson shipped four cars of loans and two to three cars of cleaned stock remain ready to ship. Bean Growers prepare warehouse certificates as owners refrain from selling at about 6r net in bulk.
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Spence and Son
Vincente Bros
Encino
Willard
Manuel Brazil
J. Hodges
Neal Jenson
Bean Association
Cattle tour highlights wealth in Grandview region
On a tour through Grandview country north and west of town locals report crops flourishing and cattle thriving. mentions of New England cattle models and Colorado Springs investor Col George A Fowler, plus a land sale near Amarillo and recent Texan investments in New Mexico. A satirical editorial interjects on government control of newspapers, imagining price hikes and punishment for miscreants. A Christain County farmer posts a crude trespass warning with threats and dog references.
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Grandview
New England
Clayton News
Drink Hot Water With Limestone Phosphate Morning Health Advice
A health column urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims internal bathing cleanses the alimentary tract, purifies the blood, and prevents toxins, promising renewed vigor and relief from various ailments.
Kidney health tips with Jad Salts and lemon drink
An old health adieu praises Jad Salts as a remedy to cleanse kidneys and improve urine flow. It recommends four ounces of the product with a glass of water to relieve dull kidney pain, cloudy urine, and bladder irritation, claiming benefits for meat eaters and general blood purity.
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Weber Telore
War Council Addresses 1918 American Red Cross Members
The War Council greets the 28 million Red Cross members at annual meetings, praising chapters for funds, workers, and sacrifice. It cites growth from 481,194 members in May 1917 to 20,648,103 members by July 31 1918 plus 8,000,000 Junior members, detailing fund drives and volunteer outputs valued in cash and materials. It notes 40,000 home service workers aiding 100,000 families monthly, and calls for a Christmas Roll Call to reinforce national service and reconstruction aims.
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War Council
American Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
National Headquarters
Alon
America
France
Workers of the Red Cross
Home Service
The
Europe
Asi
Italy
Mercy
WAR Council OF the American Red Cross
Henry P. Davison
Red Cross Donations Across Colfax Carlsbad and Nolan Aid
The American Red Cross Colfax County Chapter received $25 from Charles Vogt of Colone South Carolina for East Side Raton lots. Carlsbad Chapter nears 130 members with a New Year drive and an auto raffle planned. Grace Spence receives a Navajo rug gift from brother George in Flagstaff for Red Cross use. Nolan Ladies Aid returns $50.75 to Mora county Red Cross.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross of
Colfax County
Charles Vogt
Colone
S. C
Raton
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Red
Grace Spence
George
Flagstaff
Arizona
Robinson & Farr
Resent
Spence
Nolan
N. M
Pantagraph
Ladies Aid Society of
Red Cross Society
No‘lan
Mora County
Emma May
Publication summons for divorce in Santa Fe district court
Mrs. Richard J. Burns sues Richard J. Burns for absolute divorce in the First Judicial District of New Mexico Santa Fe County. Defendant must appear by December 14, 1918 or default judgment will be entered. Court clerk De Baca records the matter at Santa Fe on November 1, 1918.
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State OF New Mexico
Santa Fe
New Mexico
de Baca
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