Alamogordo News Brief From Shuffled Dateline
Brief item from a scrambled headline shows an Alamogordo origin with garbled place names and stray diacritics, offering only fragments of a local news notice without clear event or dates.
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Newspaper
Alamogordo News
Location
Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
2
Brief item from a scrambled headline shows an Alamogordo origin with garbled place names and stray diacritics, offering only fragments of a local news notice without clear event or dates.
A brief notice outlines advertising rates and regulations for the 150 state legislature. It specifies filing deadlines, rate categories, and submission requirements for notices and commercial ads.
The News announces L. Simms of Tate Rivers as the Republican candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Schools, subject to party action.
Restoration to Butey of Lands in National rest and new depot at Three Rivers are noted. Elk plans a big free barber ball game on July 1. Orogrande smelter to resume soon. Alamogordo news mentions NM Institute for the Blind program.
Department of the Interior in Las Cruces NM announces a contest by Oscar W. Carroll against Henry F. Mott on homestead entry 3726 filed Sept 4 1902. Allegations include abandonment lack of cultivation and non service. hearings set July 1 1908 before Major Probate Clerk in Olamogordo and July 10 before the Register and Receiver in Las Cruces.
A summary of the article traces opera’s birth in Florence around 1600 as a revival of Greek tragedy foundations. It notes Florentine reform, the use of recitative, and early instruments like guitar and harpsichord. It references composers Monteverdi and Gluck in the evolution toward modern opera.
A notice to customers announces a shift to cash basis accounting and a broader stock of hardware implements and weeknies. It promises a 3 percent cash discount, one price, and strengthened service, thanking patrons for past support and asking for continued patronage.
A barber shaved the sleeping fool's head by mistake, triggering laughter when the fool woke and mistook the bald man for himself. The Liverpool Mercury recounts this comic misidentification as part of a travel mishap anecdote.
A waiter recalls a man who joked about wealth, noting he once tipped fifty cents but now only gives a nickel. The exchange hints at changing fortunes and a rueful view of generosity.
Fragmentary notes reference a cookbook, cooks named Aaron, Angel, and Oduch, with scattered questions about dishes and where to source them. The readable text hints at a linked restaurant under a new cook named Wile and mentions a person named Viiexende Blatter.
A brief note from the Washington Times reflects on patience with a proverb about pots and a misprint about a gas meter. A quote from Young echoes a wary warning to be wise today.
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