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Members of New Mexico Press Women have been active in their profession and their communities. The history of the organization is the history of changes in women's working lives and the state of New Mexico.

The widowed women at her job told Linda she would be sick more after her husband was killed in the car accident that injured Linda. Over the next five years she was sick more, but not necessarily because she was a widow. Her body failed her. Eventually she died of ovarian cancer. The six-and-a-half years age difference between Linda and her sister meant they did not get along until they faced Linda's health issues together. Linda and Sandy dealt with hospitals and medical professionals as Linda recovered from colitis and then Achilles tendon surgery. Linda's kidneys failed. She had a heart...

When you read The Art of Mystery Shopping you'll find out how to be a success performing the different jobs known as mystery shopping. This book covers mystery shopping from how to enter the business to making sure your reports are correct to knowing how you will be paid. And it includes many topics in-between. Read it and decide what you want from taking up mystery shopping. Then you can become a mystery shopper.

The story of Paul T. Collins's life working on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, I Never Worked In Pocatello -The Life and Times of Santa Fe Railroad's Paul T. Collins, is the story of the changes in railroading from the end of the Nineteenth Century to past the middle of the Twentieth Century. Collins had the railroad and railroad wanderlust in his blood. His father spent his career working for railroads. Paul started at the age of sixteen as a station attendant for the Katy, the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, working twenty-four hours a day. His career path took him to:...