Women Run Street Cars in Albuquerque First Time
Six Albuquerque women take on conductors roles on street cars, marking the first occasion women are employed in such a position in the city. The report notes broader local health concerns with influenza cases at the University and sisters from St. Vincent's Academy volunteering as nurses due to nurse shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
SA Co
Universine
St. Vincent's Academy
Independent
Valley crops thrive amid drought and fire losses
The Fort Sumner Leader notes alfalfa yields above average despite one missing cut from water shortage. A record corn acreage appears in the Valley with a bumper start. Sorghum farmer Black produced 750 gallons locally and buyers seek around 200 more. A Tuesday fire at Connie Reed’s residence caused about 4000 in damages, likely from spontaneous combustion. Lordsburg Liberal reports a 1100 head cattle drive from Means Ranch to Colorado via the Manas valley, shipping from Silver City to feed in Iver City.
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Fort Sumner
Connie Reed
Lordsburg
Manas Valley
Means
Mie Croek
Silver City
Colorado
Iver City Enterprise
Herd Moves to New Pasture in Chaves County
Carlsbad Argus reports the Merchant Live Stock Company is moving a large herd to a new pasture in Chaves County as shipments of cattle to Fort Worth markets increase. The firm is preparing cattle and range for winter.
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Chaves
Merchant Livestock Company
Fort Worth
Carlsbad Argus
Carrizozo livestock buyer shifts to sheep range
The Carrizozo Live Stock and Commission Co has purchased Pete Etcher vary s herd of cattle about 800 head. Etchervary plans to switch to sheep on his Capitan Mountaineer range. The Ulrich Flour Mill in Boni to now grinds 37 tons daily, operating around the clock to meet demand. Red Cross rooms in new museum building list sewing Gauze rooms with set hours for afternoon and morning use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrizozo Live Stock & Commission Co
Pete Etchervary
Etchervary
E Capitan Mountaineer
Ulrich
Bonito
RED Cross
Soldier Stories From Camps And The Front
An American doughboy recalls the Chateau Thierry fight experiences including rain of bullets a possum moment a pit with two dead snipers and the first real smoke from a K of C truck with hot chocolate coffee and cigarettes Red Cross Melting Pot in Clovis accepts old jewelry for the war effort Library War Service buys hundreds of books for soldier learning Soldiers Read to Learn Columbus Red Cross highlights pneumonia jacket orders base hospital sewing room at Baptist Church with 51 jackets delivered in two days Medical Staff thanks volunteers
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Chateau Thiery
Chateau Thierry
Red Cross
Red Cross of
Clovis
Library War Service
Ameri Library Association
Columbus Red Cross Activitie
Baptist Church
American Library Association
Lightning Fire Damages Roswell Home on 200 Avenida
A Saturday night blaze at a residence on 200 Avenida damaged the electric wiring and caused interior destruction in Roswell. Heavy rain and lightning were reported with a long shower that kept up through midnight, soaking the area and leaving the ground saturated.
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Theate
Authora Avennae
Roswell
Roswell Ardennity
Colfax Liberty Band and Federal Building Progress
Report covers Colfax Liberty Band performance promised by director Ope Handred and a federal building completion is praised. Mentions shipments to Lakewood and Kansas City, a rifle incident at Tub J, and delays with window finishing and January completion hopes.
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Ope
Ue Ath Ranere
Local notes on repairs, poison cases, and town updates
O Coggin traveled by train to Tucwm cari to obtain parts after a broken spring from coyote chasing. Dr. Smith's veterinary cases linked to plant poisoning prompt Me Clawson’s extended stay in Carlsbad while agriculture officials inspect. Carlsbad store closures and cotton ginning disruptions affect local trade as road and park projects near completion.
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O.coggin
Tucwmcari
A. R Clawson
Glenrie Tribune
Department of Aguesta Alluee
Carlsbad
Ben Young
Mer Clawson
Estancia Herald
Department of Agriculture
Clawson
Smith
Car Fire Destroys Mora Auto Near Roy
Mora Auto burst into flames seven miles north of Roy while en route to Mills. Officials cite a leaking gasoline tank and a missing cylinder as the likely causes, as the Studebaker burned completely early Sunday.
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Auto
Carlos Branch
Studebaker
Mills
Roy
Otero A N Blazer Buys Moline Tractor For Wheat
Otero A N Blazer acquires a Moline tractor to break up a large Har wheat acreage next season. He expresses strong faith in the region as a wheat producer. A new Stilworth post office with Miss Dela Vann as postmistress has been established at McDonalds Flat.
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A. N. Blazer
Mr. Blazer T
Tularosa Tribune
Cattle and potato notes from Portales market report
Roosevelt H Letton bought ten head of heifer calves last week from Jim Burton’s shipment. Elida Enterprise owner Big Johnson shipped cattle back to his ranch, with about two hundred dollars in value. John Yound, Portales cattle and horse dealer, sent three car loads of cattle and two car loads of horses to market. Portales potato houses store several wagon loads of sweet potatoes, with farmers planting twenty to thirty acres and reporting a large yield.
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H. Letton
Jim Burton
John Yound
Portates
Portales
Fragmentary OCR item on Nasr event at Nasw venue
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions Nasr and Shatin Veegy area with unclear timings and locations. Readers should seek full article for precise event details, participants, and dates. The readable fragments hint at a late afternoon or early evening gathering and an organized collection or presentation by a named group.
Sanity Prorpe Proceeded By State Supreme Court Ruling
The State Supreme Court began action on Anity Prorpe with physician examinations to determine sanity for possible execution in the murder of Sheriff Dwitht Stevens of Luna County. AB Smith alias Dashtey faced a reprieve to October 25 as doctors evaluate culpability after prison observations, while Governor had refused to intervene on the death warrant.
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AB Smith
Dashtey
Ritle
Sherrif
Stevens
Luna County
Smith
Ney
A.M. Rawards
Netiion
Supreme Court
YMCA Building Nears Completion at Camp Cody
The YMCA at Camp Cody base hospital nears completion with a $7500 building and furnished quarters. A second smaller building at the remount depots hosts two separate YMCA organizations: a permanent camp organization with officers and a temporary division organization for trained overseas divisions.
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Cody
Comp Coty
Allies Take 46120 Captives In Three Months
Allied forces report 46120 captives over three months ending October 18. The tally covers all fronts with widespread prisoner releases and ongoing operations continuing into the autumn period.
AS WEEKLY PAPERS QUIT 250 DAILIES SUSPENDED
The fragmentary notice notes about weekly papers quitting and 250 dailies suspended. It mentions Chicago and a man named Keller with unclear roles. The unreadable OCR hides specifics but indicates a broad disruption in newspaper publishing.
Here and There Over the State Society Notes
A blend of society notes from New Mexico and Albuquerque includes poems on American identity, School of Fine Arts with Dr Henry Foote Perrin leading music courses, and local civic items. Reports cover Odd Fellows Grand Lodge plans in Alamogordo, celebrations for local figures, and community efforts during flu outbreaks with teachers offering nursing services.
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Orrin Padel
Hilda Seaburg
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Tub J
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Benneyig Boc
Bonney
Chase Etch
Selardow
Stella Splendid
Wm Leck
Dows Ko
Steh Tine
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Nas
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Ton Mint
Nasr
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Sitt
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Alejandra Tyen
Willird
Owen
Brann
Wien
State Supreme Court
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K. of C
France
R. C
Weel
Oakland
California
San Miguel
Denver
Immaclste Conccntion
Torrance County
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Titead
Carhbird
Belstam
Erocellent Chairman
Une Kel Crossehsiimian
Mre
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Greneitle
Comity
Hall
Grenville
Moriarty
Union County
Mosquero
War Camp
Ropptore
Mt Reli
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Mart
Dam Bee
Angies
Cala
Gated Manry
Ene
Siuidy Corlewigt
New Fairmount Maternity Hospital
Bockien
Kinaue City
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N. M
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P.O
Winow
Mic "Warn
Binks Temple
Los Angeles
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Vee Club
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Warn
Temple
M’fie Edwards & M’fie Attorneys-At-Law
Corner Palace
Washington
Sante Fe
Nie Contry
MIDY
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Atering
Coverni
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Newsnanens
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Orion WN Keller
Ehatrmar
Enablad Aramitiire
Enyrnitt
Crenansinn
Sidiky
Tam
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Food Administration
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Indepen
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Archie Roosevelt
Camp Mills
Archie
J. D. Nolan
St. of Santa Rita
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Wilson
Herbert F. Raynolds
Joshua S. Raynolds
Jefferson Raynolds
Raynolds
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