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Newspaper
Alamogordo News
Location
Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented political notice advocates socialist ideas and criticizes capitalism while urging support for W. PF. Mewall for Delegate to Congress and Jim A. Alexander for development and printing. It emphasizes corruption in both parties and promises affordable prices.
Card of thanks from FE C BREAMER and family thanking friends for support during illness and death of wife and mother. The note references grateful tokens and dowers. An odd paragraph discusses historical timber yields and economics per acre across decades with figures like 46 cards of fuel per acre and various pole counts.
An OCR damaged snippet from a newspaper page presents unreadable text and scattered phrases. The readable bits hint at names and places but lack a coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
Readable text notes a sale featuring several of the best horses and males, with tenants listed and improvements referenced. The fragmentary record mentions horses and property context without full details of event or participants.
Car listings describe sedans and coupes with multiple seats and features. Each ad notes condition, repairs like repainting and new tires, and asks prices such as 750 dollars or similar sums. Details vary with passenger capacity and included extras like tops and lamps.
Road tax now due notices outline payment for street maintenance and public works. The document lists charges, exemptions, and deadlines while referencing local authorities and the improvement company funding street projects.
Notices announce applications by Herbert W Wolcott and Vernon L Sullivan for permits to appropriate public waters in New Mexico. Requests cover Sacrament o River and Grapevine Canyon areas with diversions, ditches and reservoirs to support power irrigation and domestic use. Objections must be filed by a specified date with the Territorial Engineer.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference August events and local figures such as Vernon and Sallitas Trecunemia. Mentions New Mesien and New Meine, legal mentions, and dates with unclear context. Includes stray terms like Garden Bet Shee and odd capitalized names, no coherent events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR from a Land Office notice includes garbled names and phrases. It mentions Curtis, Meridian, Eugene, and a possible reference to a feature mattress. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent actions or dates.
Mrs L J Barris takes over management of The Glenmore, a well known local property, with residents noting confidence in continued service and stability.
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