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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
4
Frank Staplin, editor at the New Mexico State Record, published weekly in Santa Fe by the State Publishing Company. Receiver Sims 150 per year. second class post matter at Santa Fe post office under the 187% act.
The Harding County News announces its inaugural issue marking the county's center at Milsite. The paper outlines its nonpartisan stance, aims to cover local ambitions, and vows independence from party politics while inviting readers to follow its political decisions. It notes gas and oil prospects in New Mexico and previews extensive local reporting.
Senator Burson demonstrated leadership for New Mexico by obtaining a dedicated Federal Loan Agency previously tied to other states. The news arrived via telegram from Eugene Meyer, directing creation of the agency and naming the board, while bankers in Albuquerque arranged a $800 corporation to leverage War Bond provisions. Burson departed for Washington aiming to secure this agency, then quickly achieved its establishment and leadership appointments.
Viscount Gres, former British minister, says the Washington armaments conference would act like a world peace effort but only insofar as the League of Nations seeks peace. He argues the league’s use of force undermines its aims, while the shindom conference is free from coercion and not prompted by fear of an outside power.
An incoherent garble evokes early 20th century political rhetoric praising President Harding. The text hints at military or reform attempts and moral stance, mentioning the nation and trusted institutions, with scattered names and places lost to OCR errors.
The U S Geological Server in Washington notes ongoing production and gateut of portlanderment continues despite recent war construction. Industry progress remains steady with business activity aimed at sustaining growth. Weather outlook is mild with prevailing winds expected. prices for materials show little change.
The State Tax Commission increases deputy assessors across counties to lift all property onto tax rolls. Where counties did not add deputies the commission steps in, sometimes by cutting other items. Deputies are paid one dollar a year plus $1200 for expenses, with uniform pay across classes.
The State Tax Commission declined to approve levies for Roy High School and interest on debentures for its construction in Harding County. Attorney General action halts the law authorizing a $100 levy, challenging its constitutionality. The State Education Auditor seeks a definitive judicial ruling and asks the state to approve the levies while addressing their constitutionality.
The Roswell Abstract Company was suspended by the state corporation commission. Gessert, listed as statutory agent, appears in the filing. The notice indicates action against Sanders vB Company.
Diptheria cases rose to 55 last week while total communicable diseases declined from 14 to 126 in the state according to the public health bureau bulletin. Readings list counts by county for diphtheria gonorrhea scarlet fever syphilis tuberculosis typhoid and other diseases, with San Miguel and Bernalillo among the listed regions.
The El Onate Theatre will premiere Henrik Stenkiewiczs epic Quo Vadis starting Monday. Knights of Columbus host a charity showing praised as a sensational, lavish spectacle with a vivid portrayal of Nero, gladiators, the Christian martyrs, Peter and Jesus appearance in Rome.
Fragmented notice references New Cold Mines Company Capita and stock amount of one million dollars. Mentions GoV Mines, entities such as PR Matlen Patty Trinidad Parphy Baldy RG Mullen. The readable text is garbled with misspellings and unclear roles of incorporators.
Capitol reports Matt Fowler a leading Socorro attorney died today from a hunting accident. Fowler long partnered with Frank Vallicott of Silver City and helped nominate Senator Bursum at the Republican State Convention. The news recounts other local incidents including a robbery-murder in Dona Ana County and school paper revival at Santa Fe High.
Bulletin No 24 from Chicago dated Oct 21 1921 urges Santa Fe employees to consider wage history and contract obligations amid Brotherhoods planning a strike. It notes prior government wartime and postwar wage adjustments, cautions about losses from a strike, outlines potential impacts on jobs, pensions, and living standards, and appeals for employees to weigh fair living wages against service disruption.
Santa Fe railway employees who remain loyal during the looming strike will be insured by the company. Fr. Lehma, general manager of Western lines, states engine and telegraph workers who stay with the company will receive the same insurance coverage as a safeguard against expulsion from their organization. No cost to the workers or pension changes are involved, and the protection extends to government and company interests.
The Sargent-Bond outfit forms another sheep company with capital of 12009 dollars. With capital fully subscribed, the Sorerst-Bend Sheep company is incorporated for Siam, to operate from a principal office at Fupanote near Santa Pe Rio Ar tia county line. Incoporators listed.
The Santa Fe Railway invites volunteers for engine train and yard service telegraph and telephone operators and station agents to apply promptly. Applications should include full name residence occupation railroad experience and other details. Addressed to Asst. Gen'l Adv.
Notice of suit in the district court of Santa Fe County New Mexico against multiple unknown heirs of Juliana Chavez and others to establish title in fee simple to property described by metes and bounds beginning at the northwest corner of Manhattan and Garcia Streets in Santa Fe. Plaintiffs demand appearance by December 16 1921 or judgment by default will be entered. First published Oct 28 1921.
An array of classifieds touts speedy marriages, confidential matches, and large club promises with names like The Ole Reliable Club and The Successful Club. Hosiery agents seek salespeople with guaranteed pay, alongside rat control ads, plumbing repair boasts, and a Santa Fe probate notice for Jesus Tapia deceased with appointment of an administrator and claims filing window.
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