Wool Trading Quieter But Prices Firm
Boston June 9 The Commercial Bulletin notes the wool trade has been quieter this week though prices remain firm. Much business involves shipments from the West, with large portions of the domestic clip now out of first hands. Foreign markets soften for buyers while southern hemisphere markets near season end. Piece goods markets show quieter tone despite mills holding orders. Mohair holds steady in Texas and other regions with varied price quotes. multiple domestic and foreign price ranges listed for various wool grades and mohair. The piece also covers forthcoming laws on licensing and state regulations affecting professionals and trades, with references to hospital plans and public health inspections.
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Texas
California
Northern
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Entana
Ted
Delaine
L. B
Arizona
New Mexican
Cape Summer
Miles
Civil Service Commission
State Health Department
Board of Examiners
State College
Jessie Gonzales
State debated rules touch on licenses and limits
The article lists proposed state measures affecting alcohol sale hours for late drinkers, marriage licenses for underage individuals, school site restrictions near highways, and the formation of unionized hospital contracts by public employees, with agency heads signaling potential actions pending state finance board approval.
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State Finance Board
New Hot Springs Road Link to Elephant Butte Dam Planned
State highway engineer Burton Dwyre said a new road linking Hot Springs directly with Elephant Butte dam and lake will be built this summer. The route will be about half the length of the current six mile stretch between the town and the lake.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
Burton Dwyre
Hot Springs
Elephant Butte
New Mexico Board to Buy Textbooks by Competitive Bids
The New Mexico attorney general ruled that the state board of education must procure textbooks via competitive bids under a new law requiring state supplies purchases by the same method. Assistant AG Fred Federici stated the education department clearly fits the act.
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New Mexico
State Board of Education
Fred Federici
Education Department
Central police decentralization to start after promotions
Chief of state police Tom Summers said the force will be divided into districts once the police board approves necessary promotions and transfers, with the new system likely in force by July 1. He also announced Harry Burnett of Hobbs as investigator at large for the department.
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Tom Summers
Police Board
Harry Burnett
Hobbs
Examinations for crippled children in Santa Fe
More than 140 crippled children from nine northern New Mexico counties were examined in Santa Fe today. Dr. Frank Goodwin, chief surgeon of Carrie Tingley hospital at Hot Springs, led the examinations with his medical staff.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Frank Goodwin
Carrie Tingley
Colorado-Built Trade Talks After New Mexico Fee Stop
Colorado officials react to New Mexico ending a $5 license fee for out-of-state salesmen prompting renewed cross-border trade discussions. State authorities seek uniform rules to ease commerce and prevent duplicative licensing.
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New Mexico
Colorado
New Mexico Postal Workers Convene in Albuquerque Series
A multi group convention schedule in Albuquerque details meetings for the New Mexico Federation of Post Office Clerks and National and Rural Carriers affiliates. Events span Saturday June 10 with sessions in Knights of Pythias Hall and the Elks Club, and Sunday activities include a banquet, ball, and auxiliary meetings led by officers from Albuquerque Roswell Gallup Santa Fe and Santa Fe locale.
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Denver
Colorado
New Mexico Federation of Post Office Clerks
Knights of Pythias Hall
West Second St
G. G. Armstrong
Albuquerque
Jas. D. Hearn
Roswell
Geneve Burford
Clovis
Lorenzo Gutierrez
Santa Fe
Carl T. Frisvold
National Association of Post Office Clerks
San Francisco
California
New Mexico
National Association of Letter Carriers
Elks Club
Corner Second
Richardson Ave
E. T. Kemper
H. R. Hunter
Jas. Anton
James K. Langam
Pittston
Pennsylvania
C. F. Stinson
New Mexico Rural Carriers Association
Chamber of Commerce
F. L. Hoffarth
Gladstone
W. A. Welsh
McAllister. Co
J. White
Texico
James D. Hearn
West Alameda
E. E. Erwin
Corona
Carriers Auxiliary
Federal Building
Ruth Watkins
Rural Carriers Auxiliary
Claude M. Allison
North Kentucky Ave
H. C. Courteney
National Rural Carriers Auxiliary
Norwalk
Iowa
United Postal Employees of New
H. B. McCarter
Carl T. Friswold
James K. Langan
Woman’s Club
Fifth St
Kentucky Avenue
E. L. Brown
Courtesy Rules at New Mexico Registration Stations
New rules stressing courtesy neatness and friendly manner were issued for state registration stations. Governor Miles warned any inattentive attendant will be replaced. Prize money was awarded to G H Lara for best suggested regulations, with other chiefs as runners up.
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Santa FE
N. M
Miles
Earl Stull
G. H. Lara
Gallup
Dennis Carroll
Anthony
A. A. Anderson
Hobbs
Stull
New Mexico
Robinson Showed New Mexico Slides At Roswell Lecture
Will Robinson presented a lecture with lan tern slides at the Roswell Museum and Federal Art Center last night. He displayed fifty-six slides covering life in New Mexico, including White Sands forests and mountain ranges, Indian pueblos, Signal Peak, Round Mountain, El Torreon, and vibrant flowers such as blossoming yucca. He discussed conservation, the first ranger station, state highways, the New Mexico police, and Carrie Tingley Hospital for Crippled Children, drawing a large audience.
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New Mexico
Will Robinson
Roswell Museum
Federal Art Center
Mr. Robinson
White Sands
Signal Peak
Round Mountain
el Torreon
Lincoln
America
Carrie Tingley
Hot Springs
Robinson
Sheep Sanitary Assessment Set By New Mexico Board
The New Mexico sheep sanitary board announced a nine mill assessment for the fiscal year starting July 1, down from the prior year. Valuation set at $2.75 per head, expected revenue about $24,750 with half of the shipping inspection fee funding lamb advertising of roughly $3,000. The board did not act on Frank G. Miera’s loss claim of 350 sheep in March. Chairman Walter M. Connell said Miera’s sheep would be dipped upon his request.
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Miles
Holy Cross
Deming
Frank G. Miera
Maxwell Sheepman
Walter M. Connell
Beginning Monday Mixed Iris Grade Sale
A public notice announces a flower sale starting Monday offering a good grade of mixed iris at 50 cents per dozen. Details reference the seller’s location at 210 South Kentucky and indicate the sale under a short timetable.
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South
Kentucky
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Gilbert Lopez
Merritt
Shoe Department
North Main St
Ambrose O’connell
Chas. T. Hansen
Cahoon Armory
New Mexico Military Institute
Bottomless Lakes State Park
John W. Albert
Carrier
Nickson Hotel
Girl Scouts Little House
Cahoon Park
Ingall’s Memorial Home
Donald Duck
The
New Mexico Sheep Sanitary Board
Miera
Ap Leer
Ishad Sa Dieon
Bemberg Sheer
Penney’s
Towell
Chenille
INE Penney Company, Incorporated
Moseley’s
East Second Street
Walt Disney
Coronado
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