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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1921

Page

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Cattle loan pool reshapes how loans are issued

The $50,000,000 fund for financing the livestock industry will distribute loans via paper endorsed by bank officers or guaranteed by stockholders directors or officers of banks. A new intermediary system ensures loans reach every grower while protecting bankers from further endorsements. Senator Holm Bursum of New Mexico aided forming the pool and advised on plans to fund cattle interests without drawing on public treasury.

Washington, D.C Someeone Holm Bursum New Mexico United States Byrsum War Finance Corporation Washington Secretary of the Treasury

City Schools Set to Open Next Monday

Santa Fe public and parochial schools will begin next Monday with high school enrollment Saturday afternoon. A teachers meeting is planned at 8:30 Monday at Catron school. High school starts at 10 am and grade pupils begin enrollment then. Textbooks will be available at Capital Pharmacy and at Catron building, with high school books at the school. The listed roster includes Principal Margaret Cooperrider and teachers across multiple grades and subjects.

Santa Fe Parrochial Catron Lugg State Department of Education Capital Pharmacy Pharmacy Best. iv High Sc Margaret Cooperrider Elizabeth Wilhelmina Vollmer L. D. Robbins Lillian C. Moore S. Balfe May C Williams Mary van Noven Lucinda_Ortiz Elizabeth Dugan

Prohibition raid and social turmoil near Raton

Colfax officers with Sheriff Hixmaugh and Deputy Thacker raided several places trapping a large quantity of whiskey. The operation stretched to Frinchera Pass where officers faced a trying ascent with a struggling drive over rough terrain. One man and two women were arrested and later bound over to the grand jury. A Navajo sacred rag sold this week at Seaberg gallery to Judge and Mrs Harlan of St. Louis, four by eight feet, depicts the origin myth of seven beetles. Senator Bursum’s reelection and support for veterans are highlighted along with wheat harvest efforts by J R Trimmers and Pertenity near Miami.

J. Beaven Alom Re Raton Hix~mbaugh Charles Thacker Hey Frinchera Pass Seaetho Moetdasuby Wficers Aloo Ansious Abe Tad Randolph Touch Man Ray C Haner Uthder Seaberg Art Gallery TB. Harlan St. Lens Missouri Senate Committee On R. King Miami J. R Henry Garland Athie Ewing Ats Springer| Tee

Vice President Coolidge Defeat of Bursum Repudiation

Vice President Calvin Coolidge presiding in the Senate argues that defeating Bursum in the upcoming New Mexico special election would repudiate the voters of November. He praises Bursum as able and diligent and notes his service to constituents and the nation.

Coolidge Bursum Calvin Coolidge Senate New Mexico Holme Washington Bury Sum

Lifesaver for New Mexico farmers and stockmen

A lengthy piece details Congress passing and President Harding signing the Agricultural Credits law. It creates a War Finance Corporation loan pool of 2.5 billion dollars to finance farmers, stock growers, and related business over two years. Holm O. Bursum is urged for reelection to push swift benefits to New Mexico, with notes on credit relief, administration, and Western support. Also mentions crop prospects, school enrollments, and local business moves in Curry County and Clovis.

Congress Harding War Finance Corporation United States Meyer New Mexico West Bursang Washington Bursum Tor Bursum Senate Holm O. Bursum Holm O

August City Police Court Details and Arrests

Chaves August month report shows four complaints in the city police court with eleven fines and five false fines. Ten complaints were for vagrancy and seven for traffic violations, three for drunkenness, three for fighting, and one for prostitution. Fines and costs totaled $211. Rowwell Record reports Juan Rabie, held for a prior shooting, re-arrested after a 24 hour limit with bond set at $10 000. The condition of Tape Gonzales remains poor.

Parsons Rowwell Juan Rabie Tape Gonzales Jugo Parsons Gonzales

Mines and mill operate near Tortugas Mountain district

Report details American Flourspar Company activity at Elephant Hill near Tortugas Mountain, including tunnel tapping to ore at low level, a 1800 foot surface vein, and a 190s production flow. Named El Paso principals Parra, Johnson, Fink, Basil Prescott, with ore shipments to St. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh and pulverized fluorspar. Foundry operations, ore grades, labor numbers, and financial outlays cited. Monument work on Ozark Trail and other local business notes included.

American Flourspar Company Elephant Hill Tortugas Mountain District Lay Cruces State College North Mountain Fouth Stope Gous Parra Johnson Fink Basil Prescott el Paso St. Louis Chicago Pittsburg F. M. Hayner Samuel Manase Las Crute Lss Cruces Republic Sin Jane

Phelps-Dodge Pool Opens At Tyrone Mill Site

The Phelps-Dodge Corporation at the Tyrone mill opens a large concrete lined tank as a community swimming pool. It is filled daily from the water system and refreshed every 24 hours. Facilities include a diving board, guide ropes, a submerged platters area for children, and bath houses, with public use encouraged.

Phelps-Dodge Corporation Tyrone Geatha Mill

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H. C. Bursum Unit- 1 New Mexco James E. Watson Indiana Republicans Great Southwest Mexico Bursom Charles Curtis Kansas Curtis Spea Senator Bursum Sewate Committee On Public Lands Rveys Reed Smoot Mittee On Public Lands Smoot Barcum Committee of Public Lands and Surveys Tam Ney Arthur Capper Legis Senator Holm Federal Reserve Bank Senator Cap Colfax Newbtory Sermtor Bursum Sen Barto Wes See Burrum James W. Wadsworth, Jr State Association OF Bursum Clubs David R. Boyd Republican Campaign Committee O. L. Phillips Bernalillo Curry County U. S. Indian School Albuquerque Coman Clovis Hereford Texico C. J. French Central Avenue Fifth Street Chamber of Commerce Denver Los Angeles Sam District Court Uritiely Sullvet Willlin Richmond New York France William Richmond Thane Dona Ana Carlbad Carldad Cat C. W. Merchant Abitene Riz Unis Johor Merchitsi Conem Cachtad Angus Hone Omaha Martell Artesia Tay Grant
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