Labor Survey Due in Taos County
Taos County prepares to mail Manpower Survey cards sent home with students last week. Residents are urged to list every family member aged 16 or older and mail the cards today without a stamp.
10 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
1
Taos County prepares to mail Manpower Survey cards sent home with students last week. Residents are urged to list every family member aged 16 or older and mail the cards today without a stamp.
C J Quintana won with a 22 inch brown and Nick Martinez followed with a 19 inch brown. The piece advertises fishing gear from Sierra Sporting Goods, highlighting Panther Martin spinners Mepps lures plastic crayfish and Garcia-Mitchell reels priced at 19.95 with free gift wrapping for Father’s Day.
The County Commissioners heard requests to transfer a 1.5 mile Questa road to the state, and to relinquish a road from Gallego’s Store to Amalia bridge. They also discussed trash dumping on county land, potential No Dumping signs, and right of way issues affecting Questa Llano Red River and property access.
A Taos neighborhood Youth Corps crew, 15 youths aged 16 to 22, left Friday, June 4, for a two day training in Mora. Arthur Riggs, director, and Arthur Vigil will supervise and train the team who will work 12 weeks in Ute Park area with Mora County crews on fire fighting forest management and road upkeep.
Hospital daily notes list admissions from May 30 to June 4 including names and locations such as Steve Trujillo Taos Glen Young Colorado Rosaura Casias Ranchos Claudina Martinez Taos Benjamin Wisdom El Prado and others. Dismissals run May 30 to June 4 with patient names plus locations. Birth announced June 4 a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Juanita Concha.
The description explains a bank interior with customer areas for cashing checks deposits withdrawals money orders and new accounts plus two note payment windows three loan offices and three vaults including space for 650 safety deposits. An employee lounge and lunchroom occupy the second floor while expansion space remains unused. The site previously housed a Safe Way store and before that the Don Fernando Hotel.
Around and about the Rev and Mrs Bill Stevens of Yorba Linda California and Mr and Mrs Orville Mitchell of Dallas Center Iowa visited the Rev and Mrs Sam Horney recently, sharing greetings and social calls.
Legal advertisement in Norman County District Court lists defendants Phanhilds Slade and wife, and other party references. court action concerns civil matter with official notice and procedural steps required by law. The notice identifies case participants and jurisdiction.
A corrupted notice outlines eviction actions and charges tied to a case. It references court officials, attorneys, and county authorities with scattered names and dates, noting proceedings and property actions. The readable fragments point to legal steps, defendants, and potential restitution or penalties, but key facts are obscured.
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