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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
4
New Mexico State Record edited by Frank Staplin, editor and receiver, published every Friday in Santa Fe by the Start Publishing Company. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Santa Fe post office under the act of March 3, 1879.
The U S Railroad Administration moves to reassign control and resume rail operations by December 1 1919 with inventories to be updated through year end and a pledge to avoid further freight rate hikes though major decisions on future charges remain tied to congressional action.
A historical account discusses who owns railroads, describing financiers and Wall Street bankers as owners of bonds and stocks in major transportation lines. It notes many Americans hold railroad investments and that the public has a stake in these companies through savings, with references to a bankers convention and discussions on this topic.
The Woottan Guzen fire organ notes many teen states have ratified the federal amendment, with several legislatures voting to transcend it. Despite progress, several states resist, and a special session could decide ratification timing tied to a presidential election. The industrial conference shows seven calls but deep divisions remain among lawmakers. Former Congressman W.R. Wo to resign business from Siler City.
Washington reports indicate Congress abandoned immediate reconstruction legislation, opting to wait for the regular session in December after the peace treaty. Editorials contend a rest is needed from war burdens, taxation, and unrest, criticizing the lack of broadly beneficial laws before adjournment.
A fragmented text discusses the right to strike and lawful work stoppages. It mentions intimidation, financial pressures, and the role of authorities and unions in sustaining or opposing labor action. Names and clear details are not readable.
A chaotic editorial argues that legal battles over California oil lands have tied up vast property and blocked production. It critiques government payrolls and court actions as obstructing industry recovery, urging readers to consider personal effort and national purpose over expediency.
New Mexico roads program shows 46 miles under construction with commerce interest and 21 miles slated for completion. The state highway department lists project statuses, surfacing types, and bridge work, with total federal aid costs and average cost per mile.
The Lincoln Sheep and Wool Growers association protests a proposed sale of fifty million pounds of wool in Boston auctions. They warn the move would depress prices for New Mexico and next year’s clip, noting the U.S. currently holds 684 million pounds of wool in stock.
The Dobsen Hines and Southwestern Lumber companies have been acquired by Foxworth Galbraith interests, affecting Gibson Hines yards and related properties. The report notes market activity, farm industry links, and shifts in local lumber ownership amid broader regional changes. A special edition is planned as editors promise further data in upcoming issues.
The Tannehill Brothers shipped about 1000 head of cattle to their California ranch and plan another large shipment on the 28th of this month. The White Tail ranch and associated holdings have been leased for several years, with the current lease expiring in the fall. Burtison of Oakland arrived after a long trip, visiting brothers and sisters and noting the cattle movement. News from Ender Bay reports several cars of cattle fed recently, with local interest in the family's western trade.
Local contractor Jack Heather in San Juan reports prospects for Lordshore goods in building. Revenue Inspector Jabine finished a small bungalow recently. City dairyman Mr Lines, an auto driver, faced a $75 fine for an unspecified violation.
Drivers in the town area gathered cattle to dip them for the week ending Sunday with about 2500 cattle processed. Boyd Smith left for Anadarko Oklahoma last week to prepare relocating back home. the report notes local ranching activity and ongoing efforts.
Government passengers with a license for Mr Hathaway and family from California arrived in Farmington last week and rented the MacNichols estate. W N Kight sold his furniture to the newcomers. Fire damaged the hotel and several city buildings including post office dental parlors Red Cross HQ barber shop pool hall and bakery. Loss estimated at 25000 with origin still a mystery.
Damacio Maes, once jailed for running a still and making raisin liquor, has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Santa Fe. He previously ran a Plaza saloon and allegedly kept operating ra isin liquor despite prior government action. The report notes a Las Vegas official recently verified continued activity.
A recent arrival to Hot Springs, Sierra Woman Gallie, discusses erecting SHO Path House. The fragment mentions New Mexico legislature, univerral hat primes, and a fall shipment with unclear pricing.
A devastating blaze swept the east side of the Taos plaza destroying the Froelich and McCarah block and another property. Firefighters battled to contain the flames as investigators sought the cause and reward details. Local authorities reported four tails? information unclear as access to witnesses continues.
Andres Arreche sold five sheep to a Kansas City buyer. Freddie Brown shipped beef cattle to Albuquerque buyers for elite prices. Melton Brown sent ten carloads of cattle from Silver City for pasture then eastward markets. Manzano store robbed of about 150 dollars cash and goods. owner away at farm. Items stolen include winter clothing, with a skeleton key used. Saddle thefts noted near Mountainair along with lost horses and gear. Land rents and livestock sales summarized. farm equipment and beans valued. Mountainair Independent reports cattle, land, and rent figures amid a flu-like illness outbreak affecting children in the region but with limited details.
Mrs Bruce Kennedy returned from a Topeka visit reporting Union county will gain Kansas born residents as farmers plan to sell holdings for New Mexico homes. Jack C Collins once jailed for manslaughter in France and now a New Mexico guard member had a sentence reduced. Dedman school district buys three Ford tracts to transport district children. Will Snyder of Barnes buys J Torres farm and ships machinery to Grenville. Wichita reports suggest Kansas settlers may move near Snyder amid Wheat Show exhibits. Don Lonehaed purchases and refurbishes the same building for about 5500.
An OCR fragment lists tire brands and dealers including Martin's Tire, Bond & Nat Merande Conk, A. Cliford, Espanola, H. T. McCurdy, Espanola, and Emile Closson's Garage, Santa Fe. It praises wear life service safety comfort and economy from United States Tires and notes local sellers offering them.
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