New Mexico Statehood Card Praises Growth and Resources
A Santa Fe New Mexican summary of a territorial league card arguing for statehood cites official figures showing rapid growth in population and wealth. It lists area, population, railroads, coal, livestock, homestead activity, assessed property, irrigation, banks, and post offices as evidence.
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Territorial Statehood League
New Mexico
U. S
Santa Fe New Mexican
Idaho
Delaware
Nevada
Wyoming
Oklahoma
United States
Christmas Day Services Announced with Hymns and Readings
On December 22 at 11 00 a m the church will host a service featuring the hymn Thanks be to God for his unspeakable gift. Christmas hymns and a beautiful anthem will be sung. At 7 30 p m a service of Christmas songs and selections from the Bible and religious literature follow. Sabbath school begins at 10 a m.
Mayor Bursum in Albuquerque for statehood and irrigation talks
Mayor Bursum spent Wednesday in Albuquerque consulting with Governor Curry and National Committeeman Solomon Luna on statehood and national irrigation congress affairs. He attended meetings of the statehood committee and the board of control of the irrigation congress.
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Bursum
Albuquerque
Curry
National
Solomon Luna
Statehood
National Irrigation Congress
Statehood Committee
Board of Control of the Irrigation Congress
Forester endorses Christmas tree use amid forest limits
A government position from Gifford Pinchot defends cutting Christmas trees on national forests arguing the practice supports families and children and questions dire ecological impact. He cites 4,000,000 trees yearly and urges wiser forestry methods rather than stopping use. Also notes need for steady management to protect timber supplies. Magdalen Chapter No 9 Eastern Star adopts resolutions on the death of Robert T. Collins.
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Office of
United States
Forrester
Gifford Pinchot
National Forests
Ofr Forests
Magdalen Chapter
EUS
Robert T. Collins
Order of the Eastern Star
Collins
Socorro
C. T. Brown
J. BE. Grirorrn
J. P. Cuast
Reward for Catarrh Cure Promises One Hundred Dollars
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from J Conway & Co Toledo with testimonials by Warpme Kinnan Marvin and F J Cheney. Internal remedy claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. price 75 cents per bottle. sold by druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a note on fresh vegetables at Winkler's.
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Hall
J. Conway & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Warpme, Kinnan & Marvin
Statehood Efforts rally New Mexico leaders in Albuquerque
Governor Curry arrives in Albuquerque for a statehood meeting at the Alvarado hotel. Attendees include Sol omon Luna H O Bursum R E Twitchell W S Slopewell and E C Burke as they draft a call to rally support and plan a Washington visit to pursue an enabling act and public outreach.
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the Alvarado
Albuquerque
New Mexico
George Curry
Solomon Luna
H. O. Bursum
Republican Central Committee
R. E. Twitchell
Irrigation Congress
W. S. Slopewell
Irrigation Congress Board of Control
New Mexico Statehood League
Alvarado Hotel
Congress of the United States
Curry
E. C. Burke
Territory
Washington
National Irrigation Congress
United States
Newexico
Xwovernor
East
Congress
Citizen
School of Mines Students Prepare for Holidays
T Hi Bentley and Geo F Utter will spend holidays at Silver City homes while M Miller stays at Lake Valley. E N Hobart will travel to Clifton Arizona for a family reunion. Paul Stein visits El Paso with relatives. Several civil and mine engineering reference books were added to the libraries. President Noble may attend the Geological Society of America meeting in Albuquerque.
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T. Hi. Bentley
Geo. F. Utter
Silver City
M. Miller
Lake Valley
E. N. Hobart
Clifton
Arizona
Paul Stein
el Paso
C. N. Hilton
San Antonio
Noble
Geological Society of America
Albuquerque
O. D. Robbins
K. A. Strand
School of Mines
Socorro Mountain
A. K. Adams
Socorro
Geological Society
Mrs Cooney Hosts Festive Christmas Party Social
Mrs. M Cooney hosted a Thursday afternoon Christmas party on McCutchen avenue with green red decorations and mistletoe. Prizes included an olive dish and a china cup with saucer as guests enjoyed three course refreshments.
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John Reddin
Mesdames
J. G. Fitch
R. P. Noble
A. F. Katzenstein
Griffith
Jos
E. Smith
Blackin Uneton
Richer
Berry, Jr
G. Cook
Hall
Dougherty
Sweet
Hill
Hammel
Newcomb
W. E. Martin
Brown
Chambon
Duncan
Mayer
Miss Price
Brewery Team Runs A Muck In Socorro Chapter No. 8
The Illinois Brewing Company team ran amok in Socorro yesterday at about five. Driver Charlie Sayles was dislocated in the knee and badly hurt after the wagon collided with a second wagon near Loewenstein Brothers. He was treated by Drs. Ferguson and Duncan and is reported improving. John Reddin arrived home for the holidays. Royal Arch Masons elected and appointed officers for the coming year at Socorro Chapter No. 8. Edelen promoted to mine superintendency in Zacatecas, Mexico, at $250 monthly in gold. praised by Socorro residents.
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Charlie Sayles
Illinois Brewing Company
Newcomb Collins & Company
Loewenstein Brothers
Dr. Ferguson
Socorro
Royal Arch Masons
F. G. Bartlett
E. HL. Pa
BE. A. Drake
J. P. Chase
W. M. Borrowdale
Treas
C.G. Duncan
See
C. ‘'T. Brown
H. M. Dougherty
R. A
A.W. Edelen
School of Mines
Bonanza
Mr. Edelen
Christmas Whisky Sale Stocks Arrive for Quick Sale
Local retailer announces new stock of fine whiskies and andies at clearout prices starting at $2.00 per gallon. Limited quantities available from PLN Yurusa.
School Entertainment Nets 41 45 for High School Bell
Pupils of city public schools presented an evening program in the opera house to raise funds for a new bell at the high school. The show featured multiple acts, songs, dances, and a Christmas theme, with strong student and teacher participation and a total net of 41.45 dollars.
Federal agents leaving New Mexico after land law probes
Ex agents led by Ormsby McHarg and Peyton Gordon have largely departed Santa Fe following months of work on land law violations. Only McHarg and Gordon remain briefly. Others including Olmstead and Butler have left. In Socorro, Prof. J. D. Tinsley and Prof. Garcia from Mesilla Park weighed plans for a farmer’s institute and new farming and horticulture ideas. An assortment of fancy stationery is advertised at the Chieftain office.
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New Mexico
U. S
Washington
Santa Fe New Mexican
Ormsby McHarg
Peyton Gordon
Bonaparte
Santa Fe
O. D. Olmstead
T. J. Butler
J. D. Tinsley
Garcia
Agricultural College
Mesilla Park
Socorro
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Mary Collins
Robert Thompson Collins
Winkler's
School OF Mines Notes
Mrs. Cooney
Burbank
Monterey
Chico
Santa Rosa
Fresno
Guayaquil
California
Sonoma
City
Mother Goose
Malachy
Santa Claus Reyes Sanchez
Miss Harris
Sister Malachy
Lopez
Mr. Lopez
Sister Regis
Gallup
Estevan Baca
Abran Gallegos
Jacobo Stapleton
Pablo Trujillo
Jose Gallegos
Martin Lope
de Smyth
Maud
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