Election cost at stake in New Mexico constitutional vote
State officials estimate total cost of the constitutional amendment election at about 60000 dollars, with printing and newspaper space costing 20000 and county costs around 10000. Printing will use bilingual English and Spanish ballots, with 208000 ballots per amendment and 208000 sample ballots, distributed across counties including Bernalillo and Santa Fe.
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Santa Fo
State of
New Mexico
Meachem
United States
Spanish Also i Any of the Counties Is For the Secretary of State
Bernalillo County
Miguel
Hidales
Lea
Ego
Catron
Mora County
Harding County
Mora
Wagon Mound
Las Vegas Sandoval
Ustian Church Dedicates July Third
The new Christian Church will be ready for occupancy by early next week and a dedication is set for July 3. Rev G L Snively of Lewiston Tl will lead, a noted specialist in dedication work. A large audience is expected, with a basket dinner served. the public is invited.
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G. L. Sniively
Lewston
Christian Brotherhood
Tim
Knights of Pythias Institute Lodge at Des Moines
Des Moines gains a new Knights of Pythias lodge as Clayton and Raton members join under Deputy Grand Chancellor L W Galtos. About 22 from Clayton and 22 from Raton attend as Des Moines Lodge No. al forms with high praise for Des Moines hospitality and Hope for strong growth in Pythian spirit.
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Knights OF Pythias Institute
Des Moines
Des Moinés
Larst
Clayton Knights
U 2
L. W. Galtos
Altmaquerque
Clayton Lodge
Clayton
Raton
Clayton Boys
New Officers Take Up Work in Rotary Club 1921 22
The Rotary Club selects President T H Rixey, Vice President Simon Herzalein, Secretary De Hurley, and Sergeant at Arms A E Monteith for the 1921 22 term. The group will continue Boys' Work and promote education, economy, and industry among local high school youths. Lewis W. Osborn dies in Burlington Colorado after a fall, previously active in real estate and loan work with L W Kingdom. Burial planned in Ainsworth Nebraska. body shipped from Burlington after death June 2.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
T. H. Rixey
Simon Herzalein
de. Hurley
A. E. Monteith
General Board of Managers
Clayton's
Down
Lewis W. Osborn
BA. de Bolt
Burlington
Colo
Mr. Osborn
Ainsworth
Nebraska
L. W. Kingdom
Amarinan Investment Co
Clayton Organizes Hometown Baseball Team
Clayton residents gather at Pioneer Garage to form a baseball commission led by O. R. Kiser W. L. Wanser and J. B. Proctor to unify town teams and field a single representative squad for the season. A tentative schedule exists though players for the first game are not yet listed.
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Clayton
Tnd
R. Kiser
W. L. Wanser
J. B. Proctor
Clayton Team to Open Season at Grenville Next Sunday
Clayton faces Grenville in a debut as Johnny Gorich likely starts for the hosts. Commissioner Ki sser named capable reserves as the squad chances to stir a first victory before a hoped-for grand crowd. Fans urged to attend and back the players, with a tentative lineup listed for Sundays game.
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Clayton
Suns
Grenville
Johnny Gorich
Toonts
Kisser
Sohalk
Rosarians
Patterson
J. Gorioh
BH. Kirby
H. Moore
Kirbe
Mansker
Caldwell
Fadden
Lynch
Martin
Parker
Rotary Club vs Lefthanders clash at Clayton Fair Grounds
The Rotary Club faces Clayton's left handed team in a rematch after a memorable prior loss. The two teams meet next Wednesday at four at Clayton's Fair Grounds for a decisive showdown and to settle doubts about the defining challenge.
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Clayton
Harding County Birthday Celebration and Mosquero Birthplace
Harding County celebrated its official birth on June 15 with Mosquero named as county seat. The five day program included music, speeches by state officials, chautauqua events, races, and a large fireworks finale costing about $200. New officers were named, with six of ten chosen from the former Union county area.
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Harding County
Mosquero
Melohem
Holloman
Zina
Mochem
Ray Busey
Clayton
Roy
Benj, F. Brown
Anderson
George Spivey
Ernest G. Parks
EB. P. Brown
Candelaria Vigil
J. M. . de Bara
Mra
Edith M. Coffin
Gallegos
Neymunde Arguello
J. H. Crane
Eon
Union County
Dod Fellows Memorial Service Next Sunday
The local lodge of the Odd Fellows will hold its annual memorial service Sunday morning at 11 o clock in the Christian Church. Rev. Markin will preach. Afterwards members will decorate graves at the cemetery. All Odd Fellows urged to attend. Meet at the Lonear Garage at 10.
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LO. D. F
Golock
Christan Church
Markin
Plonear Garage
Presbyterian Church to Organize a C E Society
The Presbyterian church plans to form a Christian Endeavor society led by its young members with a view to channeling youth energy into constructive church work. An association of such societies may form soon.
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Presbyterian Church
Pressterian Church
Reh
Harry Farber Plans Potato Raising by Auction Rale
A garbled note mentions A. C. Farber receiving 2000 potato seed and planning cultivation at Pennington ranch with a jesting plan. F. Lunsford returned Saturday from Berea to attend his father’s funeral, a minor local update amid the confusion.
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F. Lunsford
Berea
Ocky
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Clayton Vs. Grenville
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Honey Elbert Williamson
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Fred J
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Hambien
A. C
Lujan
Pons
Alex Lucas
Steve B. Kelly
H. Shirley
Lewion Post
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B.bond
Vicksburg
N. M
Toven
Perky
Herald
DOD Fellows
Babe Ruth
Charlie Anderson
John Sorich
Babe
Henry Myrett
Thesaene
Harry Farber
Hoc Raale
A. C. Farber
Pennington Ranch
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