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Newspaper
The Clayton Citizen
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
3
Military Headquarters Blamed for Militia Failures
Democratic incompetency is blamed on the militia organization of the state with adjutant general using the press to accuse Republicans for not appropriating funds. The article asserts the fault lies at headquarters and warns against shifting blame, noting failures were caused by headquarters incompetence.
Bosses See Full Democratic Slate With Key State Posts
The article reports a Democratic plan to fill major state posts including the United States senatorship and governorship plus other offices. Antonio Lucero and Adolfo P. Hill are named as likely candidates. Hill is viewed as administration favorite, while Republicans vow a united campaign with few dissident candidates possible.
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Democratic
United States
State Land Office
Antonio Lucero
Adolfo P. Hill
Hill
Yeara
Invention Aids Farmers and Parcel Post Service
Washington reports a new fiber container for eggs in parcel post shipments approved by post office authorities. It is lightweight strong nonconductive and shock absorbing with inner fiber partitions. Postmasters in smaller cities would act as agents to put it into service nationwide.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Wealth and its varying meanings across regions
The essay by Geo Fitch examines wealth as a condition tied to local norms from New Hampshire to Arkansas and New York. It argues wealth in America is easy to attain for many, yet brings worries about taxes, politics, and health, with envy as its companion.
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Europe
New Hampshire
North Dakota
France
Ireland
Arkansas
New Yo City
Department of Justice
America
Board of Trade
Iowa
New York
Congress
Bank Reserve
T. Roosevelt
July third Ford day at the Coir boys Reunion in Las Vegas
A fragmented local note discusses July third Ford day at a Coir boys reunion in Las Vegas. It references neighbors, humor, editor jabs, and a bid to welcome visitors, with scattered remarks about politics, the Trinidad land craze, and postal box tag innovation. Jerry Barton of Seneca visits with Mr. and Mrs. Bridges.
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Ford
Coirboys
Las Vegas
Trinidad
Senator Barelo
Si” Schwestka
Jerry Barton
Seneca
C. U. Bridges
Car Refuses to Return Home After A. S. Palmer Route
In Kenyon Record notes Mr. Malm faced an auto mishap last evening as his car balked near Palmer and stubbornly refused to return home. Drivers debated oil brands and fuel types while others blamed missing turntables or Y junctions for the dilemma.
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Mr. Malm
A. 8
Palmer
Chet
Palmers
Kenyton
Kenton May Get High School
A county canvass of school district No 3 led by B F Behlmer W T Hughes and A B Palmer sought a union graded school with district No 8. The petition aimed to unite the districts and completed with only one voter not convinced in Kenton Record.
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B. F. Behlmer
W. T. Hughes
A. 8
West Begins The Home Of Those I Love
Poem about death and afterlife by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. The speaker longs for crossing the intervening space to join departed loved ones in a tranquil beyond. The west becomes a familiar, dear land where earthly ties endure beyond death.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Lo Jenow
Birthdays comments by Walt Mason in Los Angeles Times
Walt Mason reflects on aging with humor and gratitude. He notes gray hair slower steps and aches but finds joy in friendships and well wishes, hoping to live many more years.
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Walt Mason
Los Angeles Times
That's where the West begins in song and storm
A verse by Arthur Chapman extols the West with lines about brighter sun bluer skies and stronger bonds. The nearby hardware dealers report busy sales of roofing tin and sheet iron after a storm, with one man noting the wind penetrated inch boards on his roof.
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Arthur Chapman
Crumley Seeks Republican Nomination for Union County Sheriff
T J Crumley announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Union County and earnestly solicits support at the Republican convention.
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T. J. Crumley
Union County
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F. W. Edwards
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Clayton, New Mexico
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Attorneys At Law
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Williams Real Estate and Insurance Notary Public
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