Grants Review Begins at Grants New Mexico
The Grants Review launches in Grants, New Mexico, about twenty miles east of Gallup, as the first issue appears to address local progress and regional development. It notes New Mexico highway growth, mining publicity by Harry A. Moore, and calls for expanded water use and efficient auto markets.
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J. EB. Williams
Grants Review
Grants
Mexico
Gallup
Santa Fe
Arte States
Atveteers
New Mexico
Egis
Harry A. Moore
San Juan
Moore
Northwest
Cortez Seeks Bids for Sewage System Construction
P A Philbin Chevrolet representative from Denver toured the San Juan Motor distributors this week. He says automobile sales reflect strong industrial and business conditions across the country.
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Cortez
P. A. Philbin
Chevrolet Mtor Company
Denver
San Juan Motor Company
Mr. Philbin
New Electric Meat Saw Replaces Centuries Old Cleaver
A Hubbara's Market introduces an electric meat cutting saw replacing the long used cleaver. The piece notes a broader claim that while society rapidly evolves from cradle to grave, the fundamentals of science and the sacred endure.
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Hubbara
San Juan Motor Reports New Chevrolet Sedans and Coupes
Houtine Dillenashe Binelli buys a Chevrolet sedan and E Gooding purchases a Chevrolet coupe at San Juan Motor.
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San Juan
Chevrolet
E. Gooding
Telegram Charge Plan Between Telephone and Telegraph Firms
An agreement between Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph and Western Union Telegraph allows patrons without a five dollar monthly account to send telegrams with reduced charges charged to their telephone account.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
W.sern Union Telegraph Company
Apple and Apricot Markets Rise in San Luis Valley
Growers are urged to practice ordinary care to aid market stability and meet demand as fruit supplies improve. Home grown fruit for home consumption were scarce earlier in the quarter, with April marking the first time in a while that apples were available in the market.
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Quinter
New Chevros Display At Sen Joan Motor Co Show
Sen Joan Motor Co plans a display of eight new Chevrolet models including one truck and seven passenger cars. The show features a variety of body styles and models from the Chevrolet line and is advertised to attract local buyers.
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Sen Joan Motor Company
Sevo
Poate Gee
Why Only Humans Foolish Enough to Get Adoptized
Walter Camp cites human folly in overwork and overplay while blaming dogs. The piece links modern life’s rush and traffic to fatigue and cites Lady Dreecker of the national dairy council. Milk is praised as a restorative aiding daytime energy and nighttime relaxation.
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Walter Camp
Enyaise Lydy Dreecker
National Dairy Council
Why Zero Is Accented as Symbol for Nothing
A historical note explores the origin of zero as representing nothing, linking it to a mythic girdle worn by ancient Hebrews and a ceremonial practice. It suggests the term ezor inspired the symbol used worldwide as the cipher.
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Zero
Urithmette
Kangas City
Notice of Action Pending in San Juan District Court
State of New Mexico San Juan County District Court action No 091 Lizzie A Halbert vs Lafanette Current and others with unknown claimants regarding real estate in Asiee town New Mexico. Plaintiffs seek injunctions and bindings while describing property boundaries and filings to determine claims or liens on the land.
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State OF New Mexico
Ounty OF
San Juan
Lizzie A. Halbert, Bei
Sylvia E. Current
Peter Knickerbocker
J. W. Lair
Hattie G. Lair
H. L. Lair
Edvin RK
Howard
E.R Howard
Aber
Feddos
Asiee
New Mesien
Origin of the Dunmow Fifteen Flitch Ceremony
The Dunmow Flitch tradition in Essex England may date to medieval ecclesiastical or handfasting customs. Historians debate its origins, linking it to pilgrim rewards or sanctioned unions. Ceremonies revived periodically, with Dunmow offering few recent events.
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Mentor
Stle Dunmow
Essex
London
Holy Church
England
Dunmow
How Windmills Used in Europe Are Operated
A description of European windmill construction and operation. It explains sail shapes, rotation, and how adjustable sail hairs create warped surfaces to balance wind across the blades. The text notes canvas sails, timber frames, and the need for varied angles to prevent outer-end overtake.
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Europe
Witch of
Thore
Understanding the Times by Dr Powell at Chautauqua
Dr Powell discusses future of small towns and current problems at Chautauqua. He argues many famous people hail from small towns and urges awareness of new competition, transportation, and community development. Powell's lecture emphasizes practical ideas to inspire civic progress.
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Smalier
United States
Powell
Cheu‘auqua
America
Trebos
Union
Ellefzea
Dr. Powell
Binal
Gr. Powell
The Clean-Up at Chautauqua Shows Women in Politics
The Chautauqua program opens with The Clean Up a political comedy about a wife running for mayor and ousting a crooked ward boss as her campaign manager The production led by Althea Dominick promises witty satire on city politics and a happy ending The Patsy closes the season offering a classic love story
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Ten Eare
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Msband
Cocinty
Exat
Althea Dominick
Pact Thin: Sater nes
The fragmentary text provides unclear OCR results with few readable details. No complete names dates or events are discernible to summarize a coherent news item.
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Sater Nes
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