Taos Hosts Junior Stamp Program Across Four Food Firms
Four New Mexico food companies launch the Junior Stamp program in Taos to boost product purchases. Funk's Store Taos is named the authorized Redemption Center with stamps issued via bottle caps bags coupons and printed emblems. No cash is needed for exchanges and the program operates at no retailer cost.
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New Mexico
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Creamland Daities
7Ip Bottling Company
Schwarzanan Meat Packing Company
Zip Potato Chip Company
New Mexico Just One Year Ago. Flans
Funk's
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Hospital notes from Amaareornare list dismissals and births
A reader summary of hospital records from Amaareornare notes July events at Okla homa Taos Ranchos Arroyo Seco and surrounding areas. Dismissals include Mrs Delfina DeHerrera and others with dates July 18 19 20 21 22. Birth recorded July 22 a boy named Richard Welch at Pet Creek weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces.
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Awe Olin
Octaviana Romero
Paul Martinez
Taos
Jake Sanchez
Domitilla Trujillo
Cimodosilla Vigil
D. F. Gibson
Oklahoma
Delfina DeHerrera
Ranchos
Mary Willmetta
Albuquerque
ToAni’ Martinez
Robert Oakley
Marina Martinez
Rosanna Martinez
Arroya
Finers Welch
Pet Creek
Richard
Obituary Teodoro Trujillo Dies After Heart Attack
Teodoro Pope Trujillo died Tuesday July 25 after a heart attack returning from a Colorado trip with family. A rosary service was held at Garcia Funeral Home Chapel with requiem mass at Catholic Central High School Auditorium. Pallbearers were Carlos, Felix, Antonio, Edward, Lew Trujilo and Tony Metzgar. Survived by wife Frances, a daughter and four sons. more details to be published next week.
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Pope
Trujillo
Colorado
Garcia
Catholic Central High School
Carlos
Felix
Antonio
Edward
Lew Trujilo
Tony Metzgar
Frances
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Indians Claim 50,000 Acres of Forest Service Land
The article reports Indian activists seeking 50,000 acres held by the Forest Service near Taos, arguing aboriginal rights. Fire incidents, suspected arson by a non Indian, and Indian patrols are described amid tensions over land claims and potential government action.
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Taos
Forest Service
George Proctor
Pueblo
USFS
LaFarge
Indian Claims Commission
Association On American Indian Affairs
The
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LaVerne Madipan
Freeman
New Novel By Evans Due in Fall
Max Evans of Taos, Southwestern fiction writer, announces a new novel Hi Lo Country to be published this fall by MacMillan and Co. The catalogue lists it for November under Southwestern Literature. Evans plans to script his book The Rounders for movies with Thomas Blackburn, co-produced by William Wellman and Paramount, starring Fess Parker, with Evans on location during filming.
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Max Evans
Taos
MacMillan and Co
MacMillan
Southwestern Litera
Hollywood
Thomas Blackburn
William Wellman
Paramount
Fess Parker
Tees
County Agent Reports Highlight 4-H Camp and Contests
Around The County reports ABAD MARTINEZ recounts the absence due to Fort Collins summer school and thanks helpers. Fifty three 4-H members and friends attended a Taos area camp July 9 to 11 at Loma Verde with crafts singing hikes and meals by Susie Martinez and Rebeca DeVargas. Nine Taos area 4-Hers won ribbons at the Northwest District Contests in Espanola on July 14 in clothing demonstrations home economics judging dress revue and related events.
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Resecca DeVargas
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Kathy Gonzales
Questa
Lillian Martinez
Rosemarie
Gallegos
Laurell Weir
Frankes Weir
Peggy Iko
Mary Ann Dabovich
Rosita Roybal c
Juanita Jaramillo
Barbara Oakeley
Lucy Gonzales
Tessie Ortega
Pauline Weir
Grace Dabovich
Espanola
Taos County
Taos High School
Mary Lou Tarleton
Rijae Pino
Abad Martinez
Ernest Weir
Lucy J. Gutierrez
Taos Jobless Figures Down During June
Taos jobless figures declined in June with 926 unemployment checks totaling $22,284 issued, down from May’s 1,766 checks for $43,712. Federal workers and extended benefit payments comprised part of May’s total. Local official Eddie S. Martinez cited construction and saw mill labor as the area’s main unemployed groups and noted a hope for new construction or Pot Creek Mill rebuilding by George Lavender.
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Eddie S$. Martinez
Rajah Club Hosts Evening Picnic at Deckerhoff Home
The Rajah Club enjoyed a roast and dancing on July 18 at the Harry Deckerhoff residence. Attendees included the Deckerhoffs Henry Gonzales Bill Ormerod Phil Ormerod James Vigal Stanley Witka Tansky Romero Jr Lawrence Chase Arlene Holmes Shari Brandenburg Maida Mares Connie Pacheco Eva Archuleta and Jana Crary.
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Harry Deckerhoff
Deckerhoffs
Henry Gonzales
Bill and
Phil Ormerod
James Vigal
Stanley Witka
Tansky Romero, Jr
Lawrence Chase
Arlene Holmes
Shari Brandenburg
Maida Mares
Connie Pacheco
Eva Archuleta
Jana Crary
Summer Recreation Ends With Final Baseball Playoffs
The Summer Recreation Program ends early next week with final baseball playoffs on Monday and Tuesday. Three hundred fifty three children took part, and the annual recreation picnic is today with city supplied food. The Yankees led by Elias Tollardo and Ted Martinez won the basketball title, while the Rockets led by Francis Fernandez and Ernest Gomez topped the baseball first round and challenge the Yankees in the second. both teams feature strong pitching by Ted Martinez and Francis Fernandez. An El Prado supplement program operated weekdays 2 to 4 pm with 28 children, directed by Arsenio Cordova and Joe J. Otero at parental request.
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Bernard Mayer
Red River
Elmer Lacombe
A&w Drive Inn
Dodger
Rick Rosen
Amarante Vigil
Yankees
Elias Tollardo
Ted Martinez
Rockets
Francis Fernandez
Ernest Gomez
Frank del Margo
Rocket
Francis
Joe J. Otero
Taos Declared Eligible for Federal Housing Aid
Taos has been declared eligible to apply for urban renewal and low rent housing funds. Senator Clinton P. Anderson and Representatives Joel Montoya and Tom Morris sent the approval notice. The program would clear older structures and build about 25 low cost units, with eligibility needed before actual federal aid.
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Taws
Clinton P. Anderson
Joel Montoya
Tom Morris
Taos
Senator Anderson
Fragmented OCR town note with sparse names
An obscure OCR fragment mentions Jedwit visiting briefly and references M Den and Axl in a vague La area. No clear event, date, or context is readable.
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Jedwit
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