CAPITAL city NEWS IN BRIEF and Perso
ALB McGaffey is in the city with ties and Mimber operator. J P McNulty of Cerrillos visited this week. J Whitaker, district engineer, conferred with the state engineer in Santa Fe. Wm R Morley, stockman of Datil, left for Albuquerque to inspect the Tijeras Cane route. Meris Theatre recruiting labor for the floral workers reserve. Grove TR Craig, Renubhean state chairman, visited. Governor Tinduey attended a large labor day rally. Tom Vieih, former pewmaster at Taswae, visited the capital. Miss Frances Spaya traveled Tuesday to estate hier diaties. A Seles committee and Stenburyt party for Se BWevits. A Moeque rein and others visited. Widespread social and political activity noted, with many officials and recruiters in town. State Engineer James A. French urged Rio Grande drainage with a federal grant at Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce.
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J. Whitaker
Santa Fe
James A. French
Albquerque Chamber of Commerce
Rio Grande
New Mexico News Review Frontier Notes and Daily Life
Fragmentary item from New Mexico News Review describes local figures and daily work routines. Mentions orchard harvests, fine field grasses, and a woman’s life as hours keeper. References to farming tasks including tractor work and wheat field preparation, with scattered names and activities.
Otero Fruit Growers Ask New Mexico Land Army for Women
The OTERO Fruit Growers Association and Mountain Park request two percent women for October to pick and pack apples at 120 rap toad Mhconder. A highly successful program led by LW Hicks of Lone Kil and Clarence McWilleter announced as cashier of Peoples State Bank at Alamoverde. Mr Hunter testing Army tasks.
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Fruit Growers’ Association 9
Monitain Park
We "Land Army of
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Otober
Tlen
LW Hicks
Lone: Kil
Clarence Mc Willeter
Th Peoples State Bank
Alamoverde
Hunter Havin
Quay DB Warren to Harvest Record Maize and Sorghum
Warren among top farmers plans a bountiful harvest of maize kaffir corn and sorghum this fall amid one of the region's worst droughts on record. Local agriculture expert notes action underway to adapt to harsh growing season.
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DB Warren
Huse News
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign to begin September twenty eight
The Fourth Liberty Loan drive starts September 28 and ends October 19 with European interest and German perceptions at stake. It notes popular war support at home as crucial to backing American forces and the broader war effort.
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Europe
Theople
K of C War Fund Ball Sunday draws crowds
Roosevelts Quay County mourns Pioneer J F Hopkins who died Saturday after a brief illness near San Jon. Hopkins helped locate Red Peaks property and led Milwaukee Mining and Milling Co as president. Funeral services were held in San Jon with interment at the cemetery. A K of C War Fund ball precedes the drive with tickets 25 cents. proceeds support hospital supplies and Red Cross relief.
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J. F Hopkins
San Jon
Hopkins
Red Peaks
Milwaukee Mininesand Milling Co
K. of C
Cem
B. Petery
Tacumcari News
E's
College Diamond Sun
Paris
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Zooks Pharmacy Willl
New Mexico towns report war effort and local developments
Reports from Magdalena Mogollon and surrounding areas detail bond votes for a new school, a modern hotel on the Ocean to Ocean Highway, Red Cross knitting by Yeso boys and Fort Sumner efforts, and shipments of cattle and socks. Notes cover school upgrades, charity work, and local auctions amid wartime activity.
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Speyehts
Pease
Yeso
Red Cross
Fort Sumner
Elden
Lloyd
Paul Ledbetter
The
New Mexico
Mogollon
Grant County
Society Society and clubs feature across the state
Social notes from Socorro to Santa Fe report dances, bridge games, and receptions. Highlights include a large delegate hospitality party in Albuquerque, a post hop for El Paso young ladies, and a formal dinner for State Bar delegates with orange dahlias. A memorial tone tracks community events, clubs, and lodge progress.
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A. R. McMillen
State Bar ‘Association
McMillen
Dow
Roswell
State Bar Association
John Venable
Boots
Laurence Lee
A. B. Stroup
Hickey
Reid
Albuquerque Journal
el Paso
Columbus
Branson and partners acquire one third of Des Moines Milling
Estancia Herald notes Es tancia Heraldster formerly of Des Moines known to citizens as a cold timer now of Amarillo Texas has bought a one third interest in the Des Moines Milling Company. Branson and two others will run the mill with Foster free of charge and Branson may buy wheat and stock through other interests while planning the mill to purchase all wood milling wheat offered at five months Swastika.
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Ster
Des Moines
Amarillo
Tex
Des Moines Milling Company
J. F. Branson
FF Ther
M Thee
Foster
Branson
Altho
Imill
Tribune Campaign Against Disloyalty Aimed by Government
An August 17 1918 New York Tribune report states the paper undertook its anti disloyalty drive at the urgent request of the federal department tasked with suppressing sedition, citing Hearst’s involvement.
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Tribune
Hearst
Federa
NEW York Tribune
Mirabal forecasts 3500 pounds from beans on 20 acres
H A Mirabal of Pinos Wells PM and merchant visited town yesterday. He stated his twenty acres planted to beans on the 10th of time will yield about 3,500 pounds, according to Willard Record.
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H. A. Mirabal
Pinos Wells
Santa Fe Names Dr. John W. Elder as Military Headquarter
Dr. John W. Elder, railway surgeon and medical aid to Governor Lindsey, has been cited by the war department for full time duty. He received his commission months ago and will establish headquarters in Santa Fe with his family after leaving Albuquerque last night for the city.
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Santa Fe
John W. Elder
W. E. Lindsey
War Department
Elder
Albuquerque Journal
Trains Strike Animals Destroy Much Meat
A Missouri Pacific investigation shows across fifteen railroads in three states 121 596 head of livestock were struck and killed over five years. The study argues a state wide stock law is essential to prevent waste and ensure meat supply.
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Claims Department
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri
Quick Thinking Soldier Saves Comrade Life at Camp Cody
Corporal Wayne of Camp Cody units in training in Deming New Mexico yesterday saved a Spanish American recruit during hand grenade practice. The recruit pulled the pin and dropped the grenade in a trench. Wayne rushed in, threw it out, saving the life as pellets pierced his campaign hat. The act was reported to Brigadier General John A. Johnson.
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John A. Johnson
We Pull For You Poem From Chicago Tribene
A wartime poem from Chicago Tribene expresses support for soldiers and workers. It honors those in factories and ships, pledging to endure hardship and toil to help them return home. The piece mixes imagery of hammering iron and prayers for safety.
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Chicago Tribene
Bec
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