Notice of Condemnation Proceedings in New Mexico
United States seeks to condemn 3.5 acres in Acomita Valencia County for a day school site for the Pueblo of Acoma. Court to appoint three disinterested freeholders to appraise compensation. Hearing set August 15, 1919 before Judge Colin Neblett in Santa Fe.
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Pueblo of
Acoma
Pueblo of Acoma
United States of America
United States District Court For
District of New Mexico
Commissioner of Indian Affairs of
United States
Congress
Acomita
Valencia County
New Mexico
Pueblo
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
United States District Court
Federal Building
Santa Fe
Colin Neblett
Conild Neblett
County Commissioners Proceedings 1919 Special Session and Equalization
The Board of County Commissioners met in special session on June 2 1919 with Manuel Garcia Abel Vigil and Tranquilino Jaramillo present. Minutes approved. Viewers appointed for Los Lunas road petition. Board adjourned to continue as county board of equalization reviewing 1919 tax returns and granting deductions exemptions for numerous properties and individuals. Session continued next day June 3 at 9 A.M.
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Board of County Commissioners
Manuel Garcia
Abel Vigil
Tranquilino Jaramillo
Placido Jaramillo
J. P. Batchen
Te_lesforo Mirabal
Fred C. Tondre
Daniel Lucero
Celso Lovato
Los Luna
A. B. McDonald & Son
Melquiades Marino
Felipe Trujillo
Rafael and
Santiago Whittington
Board of Equalization
Duit
Estanisla
Chas. Rankemn
Valentin Jaramillo
Elfigo Montaro
Isabel Pacheco de Lopez
Eugenio Peralta
Lee Armstrong
Estanislado Padilla
L. Landes
Juan Poniente
W. H. Becker
Gillie F. Salazar
Aurelio Sanches
Celestina Sanchez
Felicita Sanches
War Savings Stamps Thriftroms Promote Saving and Investment
A vivid thrift propaganda piece urges immediate saving to build wealth through War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps. It emphasizes that money saved and invested grows prosperity, calls for wise spending, and frames government savings programs as citizenship.
Savings Campaign Is Boon To Women
The article notes that war savings stamps empower women in Oklahoma to furnish and brighten homes through thrift. It highlights that even small purchases like 412 stamps accumulate, with districts reporting women using Thrift Stamps to buy kitchen cabinets and other amenities. Savings stamps earn interest and redeemable at the post office in ten days, but longer holding increases value.
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Teka
Loultiina
Oklahoma
Howie
Banner Savings
Wen
Savings Division
Dallas
Thrift Stamps Offer Way to Reach First Thousand
A historical note explains saving up to a thousand dollars is hard, but thrift stamps offer an easy route. Each stamp costs four cents and can be converted into War Savings Stamps with a four percent quarterly compound interest guarantee. The piece urges readers to buy thrift stamps now to succeed financially.
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Tirat
The
United
Who Is Best Man To Do Your Work
The piece extols self-reliance and thrift urging readers to save regularly. It promotes War Savings Stamps and joining a War Savings Society as means to grow funds for future purchases like a home or automobile, emphasizing personal effort. The language imitates wartime savings campaigns and stresses individual responsibility.
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War Savings Society
Iwetond Save
What One Class Is Doing Ten Weekly Collection
Lovel Men's Class of the South Dallas Christian Sunday School is in a sinking fund via War Savings Stamps. A photo from Easter celebration shows attendance leaders and a Busy War Savings Society. The class supports a Home for Aged Persons and church works while keeping funds liquid with short notice.
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South Dallas Christian Sunday School
Fraternal Orders Rally Behind War Savings Campaign
Fraternal leaders including Pat M. Neil of Waco urge lodges to back the War Savings Campaign. Texas Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias report strong participation and many lodges already run savings societies or sinking funds by purchasing War Savings Stamps.
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Campella
Pat M. Neil
Waco
Texas Grand Leage
Kalents
Pythias
Rawle
Exas Giind Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Negi
Knights of Pythias
Texas Odd Fellows
Chancellor
Eleventh Federal District
Successful Dollar Is One That Works
A historical note on money and thrift urges active use of War Savings Stamps. It contrasts the idle dollar with the productive dollar, warning of losses to scams and detailing how responsible saving channels invest funds. The piece emphasizes turning dollars into a growing family of dollars through prudent action.
Government urges War Savings Stamps drive for all
Public appeals urge citizens to buy War Savings Stamps to fund the war effort. authorities emphasize gratitude and continued support to feed and bring home service members spread across Europe. The message urges citizens to stand by them until every son returns.
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Europe
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