Wagner Apportions $1.14 To Every Pupil
The article notes a program in New Mexico distributing funds to students as part of a fiesta season. It mentions General Don Diez de Vargas Zapata Lejan Ponsy and events in Santa Fe with band concerts, dances, and public celebrations amid festivities and ceremonial entries. It also covers a bankers association annual meeting and political notes on road projects and local officials.
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New Mexico
Don Diese de Vargas Zapata
Lejan Ponsy
Armory
American Legion Post
de Vargas
Dea Vitas
Crashan
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Tyre
Cotambing
Historical Society of
New Mextco
DiVar Gay
Mantnys
Presbyterian Synod Set to Convene Here Next Week
The Nad annual session of the Synod of New Mexico will be held with a keynote sermon by Rev. R. Jackson of Eastfax Verne. Organizers include Willis Hamblin as permanent chair with several Presbyterians assigning leadership roles. Notable speakers expected include Rev. Dr. Edgar M. Wier of India and other church leaders from Kirrgo and Oversees, shaping a week of inspirational addresses and discussions.
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New Mexico
Church of
India
Chiles
State Normal Offers A Course By Mail
Teachers seeking advancement while teaching this year can enroll in a correspondence course from New Mexico State Normal School Silver City. A free bulletin is available outlining subjects, questions, and corrected answers to match in-person instruction quality.
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State Normal School
New Mexico State Normal School
Silver City
New Mexico
New Wholesale Company Opens in Santa Fe
A new wholesale company establishes operations in Santa Fe with local residents involved in its setup. Officials confirm a tentative timeline and indicate regional job opportunities while ensuring compliance with city regulations.
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NEW Wholesale Company
Santa FE
Red Cross Field Worker Visits New Mexico
Red Cross field worker visits New Mexico as part of wartime relief. The piece notes the seed of a new chapter, the Mos district, and mentions Wagen Mont New Mesicon town and peace-time Red Cross canette. It outlines progress as other chapters join more progressive towns after a recent explanation of work progress.
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Wagen Mont
Newspaper Man for Next Congress in New Mexico
The piece praises a veteran legislator for congressional duties and attentiveness to small local requests. It notes his long service, knowledge of state needs, and tireless work. It adds that Montoya, president of the New Mexico Press Association, becomes the first New Mexico newspaper man honored on the Republican ticket.
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Merritt Cramer
Mexico
Wae Horn
Orruca
Victoher
Hamer Clark
Marthy
Shantton Meehen
Meehe
Sowenah
Fede
Ottawa
Ottawa Bapria Universita
Kansas State University
Valeweis
Mtogordo
Wesiden
Congress
Conaman
Kington
Montoya
New Mexico Press Association
New Mexico
Republican Executive Committee Meets Today
The Republican State Central committee holds a preliminary meeting this afternoon to discuss party organization and reform plans. Attendees plan to reconvene at the headquarters at 420 to finalize committee actions and confirm next steps.
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Republican Executive Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Fight Wish Rate in Three States Sparks Transit Debate
A conference of experts and stakeholders from Arizona and Nevada aims to reduce railroad fare rates to three cents, arguing current rates discriminate against western states. The meeting discusses recent fare policies and possible proposals to challenge them and secure equal pricing.
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Pier “Maidan
Onepors
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico News Review on Albuquerque Hotel Refinish
Work has begun on refinishing the Albuquerque hotel on the Kocher building’s third floor. Decorators plan a Mack color scheme with a central refectory table and benches, aiming to complete pews and lobby details in about two weeks. Rates range from 74 to 125 dollars per month. two rooms may be needed per occupant. transit room furnishings are planned for future expansion. A federal arrest case tied to whiskey transportation is noted with Chaves implicated, hearings and charges described.
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Kocher
Mack
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Colfax Progress on City Projects and Local Happenings
Colfax reports a new telephone post at the Curry County Renal line, with 150 sets expected and several hand phones installed. Ken Crawford shows onions for an experimental plot near Mates, weather dampens outdoor work, and plans for curb, gutters, and street improvements continue amid mixed forecasts. The new theater at Che Sir is set for September, and the county contemplates road and crossing upgrades while pedestrians await relief from crushed rock and cinders. Local notes include street work on Fourth Street, tarred houses, and a timber sale near Miami with 100,000 feet of lumber to be stored.
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Hot Springs
Lake Valley
Black Range
Royal John Mine
State Highway Department
Mimbres River
San Lorenzo Hill
Elephant Butte Dam
Fourth Street
Yeiti
Ratun
Nine and a half acre cotton yield in New Mexico praised
Wilford Pickel reports nine and a half acres of long staple cotton on the west riverbank yielding waist high plants with twenty bolls per stalk and promising at least half an ale per acre amid unusually wet cloudy weather. Local lime cotton growers call the crop a marvel for New Mexico.
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Wilford Pickel
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Acre
Langston mine plans to operate and perhaps build mill
Plans for extensive operation at the Langston mine include possibly constructing a mill to process complex ores. PF Whytock of Los Angeles, as mine engineer, has studied conditions, while J. F. Davis directs operations. A work gang rebuilt the road washed by summer rains and workers prepare the site for further activity.
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Ialal
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Moped shipment updates and company cease buy plans
Fragments indicate moped parts and sprites shipped to Kansas City for a shipment next week. The American Mercury Company stopping purchases is announced, with Cet her Cucreo Clipper as the noted successor or related item.
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Hidalgo school project eyed by board of education
The board of education awarded HIDALGO Heather Construction Co. a contract to build a new fine fore room brick school, to be located near Love Jones' residence, as the population growth makes it imperative. Details discussed include local funds, site plans, and contractor involvement with city and county stakeholders.
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Heather Construction Co
Board of Education
Love Jones
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