Mining Men Meet in Silver City October
Mining men from New Mexico gather in Silver City on Monday to form a state chapter of the American Mining Congress. Officials and engineers from the mining sector attend as invitations go out to mines and companies. Herbert Wilton Smith of the War Minerals Division of the MC will assist, with Western Secretary John Turns possibly attending from Denver.
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Silver City
American Mining Congress
Memba
Mining Congress
Cs Tinton Bane
New Messio Mimnig Aasarian
Herbert Wilton Smith
War Minerals Division
Washington, D.C
John Turns
Denver
Silver City Enterprise
County Commissioners Win First Bout in Suit
The district court ruling favored county commissioners of San Miguel in a state health department suit over appointment authority. The state department appealed to the state supreme court. Officials inspected Santa Fe equipment and tied lines to routes and costs, revealing widespread filings and salaries.
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State Health Department
San Miguel
Wentiur
State Department
State Supreme Court
Work on New Hotel Begins in Few Days
The new La Fonda hotel starts construction soon on the corner opposite the plaza's craft corner. Located on a tract sold from Rocke Ford Colorado, the hotel will have eighty three rooms, sixty private baths, with furnishings estimated at 80 dollars.
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Cresna
la Fonda
Barder
Rorke Ford
Colorado
Pecos Valley cotton and bridge opening items from New Mexico
The district reports a New Mexico bridge opening on the Hondo with county road work as well as Pecos Valley cotton prospects. Farmers amid harvest anticipate yields from long staple varieties, with frost timing and ginning logistics shaping the season's outlook and local property deals noted nearby.
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Pecos
Dexter
Artetia
Roswell
Grain and livestock notes from regional Fair week
The article highlights progress on the Rhine Farmers Commission Co export shipments to Fort Worth and local fairs. It reports sheep dipping rules, a cotton ginn operation near Anthony, and Floersheim Mercantile Co hires. It notes local editor Florersheim buying into Springer Times, and impending harvests, mining ventures, and a South American sales mission by Willem Brent, with broader county economic activity and rail- worthy developments.
Third Party Ticket Now In The Field In New Mexico
The New Mexico third party closed its state convention in Albuquerque naming a full ticket with electors pledged to Parley Christensen. Candidates include McDonald for Congress, McGrath for governor, Schwab for secretary of state, and Stout for corporation commissioner, among others, plus a passed resolution denouncing intimidation by old party bosses against third party supporters.
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New Mexico
F. M. Borjorguez
Arrey
Claud Blackburn
Belivew
L. P. Temple
Sedan
Thomas F. Savage
Clayton
James Rogers
Mountainair
J. W. Austin
Albuquerque
E. R. Stout
Gallup
Sugar Falls to 13 Cents a Pound on Wednesday
Federal Refining company cut 3 cents more on Wednesday, lowering granulated sugar to 13 1/2 cents per pound. The price marks the lowest since government control ended, about 12 cents below the summer peak.
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Federal Refining Company
Milk price rise hits three cities and Albuquerque
Prices of milk in three cities and Albuquerque are being raised due to higher production costs from labor, materials, and feed. Bottles and caps costs have doubled over the past year, amplifying the increase.
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Albuquerque
Pythian convention elects new officers
The twenty eighth annual conven tion of the New Mexico grand lodge Knights of Pythias closed at Lords Tuesday night with a bea for Knights and Pythians. Officers elected include Grand chancellor R. H. Hanna Albuquerque grand vice chancellor George A Fleming Las Vegas grand master at arms James A. Deam Claxton grand keeper of record and seal J F A e Albuquerque grand master of exchequer I A Smiley Socorro grand out or award Frank Shelton Dawson Deming grand Tribune W W Ritson Albuquerque. Santa Fe was awarded the 1921 convention.
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Funeral Directors and Embalmers Elect Officers
The New Mexico Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association met in Athnaverque and elected officers led by Fil J. Neer of Portales as president, D. Ral Vie of Gallon as vice president, C. T. French of Athuaneraue as second vice president, O. C. Reeder as treasurer, J. A. Mahoney as Demeine trenenier, and C. A. Riene of Santa Fe as secretary.
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Mrs Bergdoll and Others Guilty of Draft Evasion
Emma G. Bergdoll and four defendants were found guilty of conspiring to aid two of her sons in evading the draft. The verdict was returned in United States District Court, detailing the conspiracy and charges against Grover and Erwin Bergdoll and related parties.
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Leo Defenitante
Grover
Erwin
Explosion At Wall Street Wreck Injures Many In New York
Seventy five nurses and nearly half as many Red Cross field directors mobilized for emergency service after the blast that shattered J P Morgan office in Wall Street New York City. Emergency Canteen Service Motor Corps and truck division filled roles with wartime efficiency as Red Cross workers cared for wounded at volunteer hospital and during ambulance transfers.
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