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The Clayton Citizen

Location

Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

Page

3

Union County Lands Theme in First 1905 Ad Circular

G L Cook, early local resident now in real estate, provides a copy of Union County and Clayton Texline ads from 1905 showing lands for sale and a “wide open town” note. The page, printed in the Citizen office, highlights old printing styles with curly cues and dingbats, and notes type being replaced with newer designs.

G. L. Cook Gray- Easterwood Union Wunty Clayton Texline Dallam Union Counties Tom Gray & Co Floersheim Blackwell Co J. W. McQueen J. C. Slack Fawcett & Dean A. C. Thompson R. Pierce

Incompetency and Public Cash Probes

A critique of national governance argues the Republican party provided most financial strength while Democratic administrations showed incompetence and burdensome policies such as bonded debt and the Stamp Act. The piece urges voters to judge whether to extend ongoing conditions.

Republican Party United States

New Mexico Livestock Value Climbs Toward Hundred Million

The livestock industry in New Mexico has risen about 95 percent in five years, roughly 19 percent annually. This growth pushes the state’s total livestock value toward the $100 million mark as a whole.

New Mexico

1916 Musings on News and Names in Clayton

A column mocks a self styled editor in jokes about Goodnight and a “Snooze” nom de plume. We note passings on the Democratic convention, local games, and a bachelor tax proposal. A Washburn Leader anecdote recalls a long awaited birth letter from Italy. The piece ends with quips on Mr Goodnight and public opinion.

Goodnight

Beef cattle lead New Mexico livestock outlook

The New Mexico Farm Courier notes rising beef prices and growing feeding interest. Cattlemen are praised for herd improvements over recent years, while sheep quality shows uneven progress across the state.

New Mexico

Judge Saavedra Moves and Paper Delivery Changes

Judge R. M. Saavedra recently moved from Des Moines to Clayton and arranged to stop his mail to that city. The post office will continue his subscription via the Clayton office. News from F. de Baca reports Union County roads compare well with Albuquerque and Santa Fe areas, aside from the state highway described as fierce.

R. M. Saavedra Clayton Des Moines Clayton News

Comic Opera tossed with humor in old column satire

Professor Alex Tansey discusses women in the home while an Art Embroidery club meets. A spoof on comic opera covers stage tricks, chorus life, costumes, scenery, music, and jokes, noting its role in entertainment and how it shapes public headlines and laughs.

Alex Tansey Kin Hubbard Pla King Gilbert and Sullivan

Quotations From Famous Men Featured In Las Animas Item

Notable sayings from Wilson Kaiser Lansing Roosevelt Bryan Hughes Ford appear in a collected page of quotes. Miss Ethel Eddleman returns home to Kenton after attending Las Animas High School in Colorado.

Wilson Kaiser Wilhelm Lansing Theodore Roosevelt William J. Bryan Justice Hughes White House S.J Henry Ford Ethel Eddleman Las Animas Colo Kenton

National Lumber Association launches wide social service plan

The National Lumber Manufacturers Association unveils a sweeping program to build homes for rural school teachers across America. New Mexico will be among the first states affected as a preliminary state survey precedes formal plans for a new department of public service. Work on the philanthropic project is underway with plans to be announced in a few weeks.

New Mexico National Guard Otter America National Lumber Manufacturer's Association New Mexico Department of Public Service Association

Senator Urges Copies of Farm Reports for New Mexico

In a letter to a editor the sender offers a copy of the Final Report of the Commission on Industrial Relations and promotes the Agricultural Year Book 1915. He notes the need for farmers and stockmen to obtain these works and mentions that Senator Fall and Hon. B Hernandez will also furnish copies while supplies last.

Commission On Industrial Relations New Mexico Senator Fall Hon

Tired and Seeking Work In Early 20th Century Rural America

The verse traces a worker's restless attempts at farm labor, shop work, insurance writing, grooming wine, and other jobs, ending with a march toward the poorhouse. It notes Jack M. Potter's disputed trip to Clayton and Crumley's bid for Union County sheriff, urging Republican support.

Stucker Jack M. Potter Clayton J. B. Ratlif Potter Kenton Crumley Union County

Public Auctioneers Ad in Mt Dora NM

Notice advertising E A Jacobs public auctioneer services in Mount Dora New Mexico. Sells farm sales as specialty with guaranteed satisfaction and reasonable rates. Contact by call write or wire for dates.

MT. Dora New Mexico

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Hon. Ortel Phillips Snooze Mr. Goodnight Dalhart Washburn Joe Stenoskiap Streator Italy Joe Bill Greenpoole Mr. Godnight Gonricht Geo. Fitch Walt Mason Joseph Gill Clayton, New Mexico Ol. E. A. Jacobs Public Auctioneer Woodward & Blue Attorneys At Law Ieee Scott B Williams Real Estate and Insurance Notary Public Cloudcroft Otero County N. M G. C. Smith First Nat'l Bank Bldg C. O. F. Clayton Lodge Palmer Building H. H. Errett N. G. R. S. Holmes Fidelity Abstract D. A. Paddock Clayton New Hill Bros A Rae H. L. McNeel Tnapection
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