Bridge Bedi Belen Bridge Dedication Weekend
The bridge spanning the Rio Grande near Belen will be dedicated Sunday with a 2:30 PM program. County officials plan remarks, a talk by Jesus Sanchez, and musical performances by the Belen band. A 25 cent round trip transport option is arranged to bring attendees from town to the site and back.
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French
Eugene Kempenich
Board of County Commissioners
Jesus C. Sanchez
Rio Grande
M. C. Spicer
Belen
Albut
Assessor Announces Help For Local Assessment Returns
County Assessor M. T. Otero will be at his Los Lunas court house office this month to receive assessment returns and aid residents in preparing their schedules.
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M. T. Otero
Los Lunas
Urso Company Reading Room Concert Delights Aurora Audience
The Urso Company from Aurora Illinois presented a Friday night program of orchestra readings and vocal selections. Mrs Bassett’s solos drew special attention as music lovers praised the performance and hoped for more concerts this winter.
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Urso Company
Aurora
Illinois
Lorelei Verse Translation Puzzle Sparks Mixed Refrain
A fragmentary text presents a translation of Lorelei with alternating lines and garbled lines. It shows poetic elements including Rhine imagery, the maiden with golden hair, and the doomed skiff, though many lines are corrupted or repeated.
Purity Bakery Change Hands Prompt New Eatery Opens
The Purity Bakery changed hands this week with Wm. Cobler moving to a new building opposite the depot to open a cozy eating house serving short orders and meals. M. C. Wayson takes over the bakery line with full bread and pastry offerings and daily town deliveries.
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Wm. Cobler
M. C. Wayson
Springlike Weather Brightens Brief East Coast Storm Gap
A brief regional weather note contrasts lingering eastern storms with a brisk wind and springlike warmth today. Forecasters predict mild temperatures and gentle breezes as the day unfolds.
Second Count Sparks Voting Push for The News Contest
The News campaign in Be len and vicinity intensifies as contestants race for gold prizes tied to vote gains and subscriber boosts. February 11 will decide top gains with a $15 prize and a $5 prize for the next best, plus merchant coupon bonuses and social rewards designed to drum up votes and subscriptions.
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Belen
Belen Schools Note Attendance And Upcoming Tests
Eunice Waters has left Belen for Silver City. Girls basketball team members prepare for an amateur game Saturday. Several Miss Andersworth students have missed work on the ditch project. Attendance remains steady as term end tests are scheduled monthly from now to Teron 3 next week. School notes aim to inform parents of changes, though one line about a job caused concern.
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Arneh
Local Social News and Upcoming Events In Belen
Miss Lillian Scot visits Miss Evelyn Davidson. Mrs. Henry Abell recovers from illness. Paul Bee travels to Oregon for the state meet. Mrs. Harold Pinch is ill. The dedication of Belens new Rio Grande bridge set for Sunday February 1 at 2 39 p m. Dr C E Lukens from Albuquerque Children’s Home attends city business. Attorney Sedillo visits Belens St Joseph hospital patient in Albuquerque languishes. The Commercial Club plans a Masque Ball on February 18. Stroup returns to La Junta after visiting her brother Harvey Baker. Miss Duer hosts a Paris Tennessee visitor. Margaret Marion, daughter of Mr and Mrs N R wdon, grows sweeter. Spicer files suit against Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway for 15000 injuries. Bekman shot by a brakeman near the city, hospitalized. P A Keegan pastor announces Sunday school and sermon times. Epworth League led by Mrs Melton. Methodist Ladies’ Aid to meet with Mrs Sutter next Wednesday.
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Belen
Rio Grande Bridge
C. E. Lukens
Albuquerque
Hire. Stroup
la Junta
Colorado
Brother
Harvey Baker
Aily
Fragmented social musings on character and travel
A garbled passage reflects on superiority, enemity, and the speed of truth versus daily life. It mentions good and bad people in vague terms, a distant route via Marconi, and a note about maintaining high standards amid busy work.
Go to Church Sunday aims to boost nationwide attendance
A plan inspired by Denver urges all Americans to attend church on a designated Sunday in February. Clergy and ministers join with newspapers and railroads to promote the day with banners posters and announcements. Churches will hold 11 a m and 7 30 p m services and organizers urge everyone to participate with a friend.
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Denver
B. Dakies
M. Ziegler
D. D
Immons
Clyde Keegan
ZON CHURCH Seals Schedule With Talks and Bake Sale
Evangelical Lutheran John A M Ziegler will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. Bible class at 10 a.m Luther League 7 p.m. Morning sermon for boys and adults on different lengths. Evening service on a popular theme What Brings Success. Society meets February 5 with Mrs Jr monthly bake sale this Saturday afternoon January 31.
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Dr. Ziegler
Braden Plans Wells for Irrigation Near Town
Braden brings well drilling gear from Rio Pu... and will drill a well for Abraham Abeyta and a deep irrigation well for Edgar Ranch near town.
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Braden
Rio
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