Great Juan Basin Coal Potential Described Across Southwest
A fragment describes coal wealth in the Great Juan Basin region, detailing extent from Salt Lake Valley to Gallup New Mexico. It notes coal seams, mining activity near Pendleton and Fruitland, and reservoirs of high grade coal suitable for coking and smelters.
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Ban Juan
Iri Gataig
Sin Juan Basin
Mangof
Pango
Salt Lake
Falles
Gallup
New Mex - 9
Aitaquerque
Imi
Mexigotar
Hiiale
Werther
Durango
Conmurah
Pacific
U. S
Unclear OCR Notice Sparks Confusion in Announcement
Fragmentary text hints at product and service items like wagons mowers and innovators. The note mentions May and purchases but lacks coherent details or names.
Genta shirts and hats spark a market pinging ears
Shoppers note bold prices on Genta apparel, shirts and hats attracting attention at the Sarpha Market. Vendors report steady demand as early buyers compare colors and sizes. Local stalls showcase bright designs and affordable items drawing teen and adult customers alike.
Fragmentary Local Postcard Style Note
An unclear Sunday note mentions Otho and Mayday, with illegible phrases and stray letters. The readable portion lacks concrete events, names, or places to establish any definite news or action.
Route work plans on San Juan road aid project
San Juan county will rejoice as the state road commission plans to begin building the San Juan road next week from Riverine to the boundary with California. Bente Fe county will contribute $4,000 to support the highway project while El Camino Real taxes and other state road finances are noted.
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San Juan
Riverane
Calocado
Bhipeachion
Navejo
Nevey
Shiprock
Galla
Bente Fe
Royde
Porning Journal
Good Roads and Road Board Work in the Territory
The 1909 Road Board organized with four prisoner gangs on the Camino Real. Solomon Luna aided efforts to fix the roads with state funds and county levies. The plan envisions a twelve mile grade funded by state and local sources, with national funds for roads and a bridge project. The author anticipates better roads allowing a route from the Colorado line through the valley to Gallup.
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Byam
HB. Chrisman
Wtute Nad
Solomon Luna
Rosa
Diane
Polorado
Gallup
Brank Pierbe Feet Overland Wea Eaday Fce
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief local notice or item with unclear names and dates. Readable parts suggest an event or transfer near an overland area but details are not decipherable.
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Brank Pierbe
Weaeaday Fce
Commencement Exercises of the Class of 1914
The commencement program opened with an invocation by Rev. K. G. Stapt. Kingwey orchestra performed. Reading and prophecy by Reista Brown. music and songs by the class. Kindergarten exercises led by Miss Beulah Wrigli. A notable program by the little folks included a graceful grade class in Dambar wearing brashack gowns and caps. Photos taken by Miss Wright. the little ones will treasure the day.
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K. G. Stapt
Kingwey Orchestra
Formeneu
Eeveral Man Teast
Evenon
Ward Hill
Reagan
Promas
Farmington
Beulah Wr Gli
Commerce
Hee
Allen
Dambar
Wright
School Doings: Senior Play and Evening Activities Feature
The senior class presented The Sweet Girl Graduates last Thursday night to an appreciative audience. Seniors collected funds and praised the well trained efforts of the students. On Saturday evening Sam AdDie and Arthur Beck hosted high school pupils at their home, with a picture show as part of the program and evening games afterward.
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Mas Addie
Arthur Beck
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Seniors Enjoy World Travel Tourn Parade
Alumni escort seniors on a playful pretend world tour starting in America. They visited Korea and England, then Greece, Africa, and China before returning to the United States. The voyage ended with festivities including ice cream and cake as all guests praised the evening.
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America
Krgiana
Europe
Greece
Africa
China
Chia
Moe
Fragmented OCR Clippings Include Names and Archaic Phrases
The readable text presents garbled fragments with partial phrases and names like Saenz. It references places and events in a damaged format, making it difficult to derive a coherent news item or clear outcome from the OCR.
Prank and mining figures stir Durango local scene
Fragmentary notes describe mining interests in Colorado and county maps, with mentions of Durango residents seeking positions, farming options, and a Secretary of the Parange Board. The text glimpses markets for local produce and tensions over local governance.
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Ouse Hiss
Colorado
Ana
Durango
Parange Board
Oi Treg
A Good Hotel. bab agency whole ol was porthers sary
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a hotel and agency, with scattered nonstandard words and unclear details. No identifiable people, places, or dates are readable to construct a coherent news item.
Davin Aide Ketch On By Ate Sibs
Pam 33 NLM May 1 1914 notes a strange list with names and locations. The fragment mentions Hastland and a wartime context with references to siblings and an aide. The readable items are sparse and unclear in meaning.
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Pam
Nlm
Davin
Hastland
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Eh Juan
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