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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
5
New Mexico State Record is published weekly in Santa Fe by the State Publishing Company. Frank Staplin serves as receiver. The periodical is entered as second class matter in the Santa Fe post office under federal law. Subscriptions cost 150 dollars per year.
In Santa Fe on April 2 1920 the head of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Empe and Railway Shop Laborers resigns citing disgust with fellow officials and criticism of handling a strike. The era sees growing rifts between radical and conservative union elements while the President orders coal price control amid looming anthracite strikes and potential consumer price increases. The Navy and Health agencies face scrutiny over anti-submarine efforts and venereal disease controls with new infant prophylaxis rules.
The speaker warns that the Senate should promptly report and dispose of the Austrian treaty once the President presents it and the covenant language from the German treaty appears in the Congressional Record. He urges a swift Foreign Relations Committee action to avoid renewed contention.
The DC Court refuses to dissolve an injunction restraining the Shipping Board from selling the former German ships, keeping the fleet as a permanent addition to the American merchant marine. A tuberculosis division was approved by the state board of health after a Saturday meeting. Clinton P Anderson of Albuquerque will lead the division with headquarters in that city.
General Mario Menocal of Cuba endorses Wood in a presidential bid, praising his governance and U S contributions. the text then shifts to a Santa Fe court notice about an absolute divorce decree for Alfredo Lucero, with publication dates and court details.
An Evanston Illinois publishing house offers Correct English How to Use It at $2.50 per year with a 10 cent sample copy request. The ad promotes a self study guide aimed at improving language usage and grammar through practical exercises.
New Mexico State banks show a flourishing condition in a February 2 1920 report of condition with deposits rising over two million since the November 17 1919 report. The document also notes court actions in Santa Fe including notices to Oto Von Klitzken and a divorce case involving Lorenzo Nelson. First publication dates are March 12 1920 and April 2 1920 with last publications April 2 1920 and April 25 1920.
State officials set a public sale of lands in Torrance County under federal and state law. The notice lists numerous parcels with sections, townships, ranges, and improvements including wells, fences, and farming equipment, plus sale terms, payment schedules, and contract conditions.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention times such as 1 AM and 2 AM and reference a See or See See event with unclear context and missing details. No clear entities or outcomes are discernible.
Undated OCR snippet with unclear markings and partial numbers. The readable items show sequence like 3 NY percent 7.7 TIN R 2E and scattered tokens such as Se een and Ni at seat. The fragmentary context and meaning remain uncertain.
Fragmentary text indicates a discussion of acts of Congress and state laws with references to offices and regulations. The readable bits suggest a formal notice or legal summary involving government actions in Mexico and related compliance requirements.
Fragmented OCR notes describe tiered land sale terms at five cents per acre including first year costs, sale deposit handling by public hands, officer custody, and advertising expenses. The fragment mentions cash or certified exchange payment and incidental costs, with unclear names and places.
The document outlines bid procedures and forfeiture penalties for land sale. If bidders fail to complete purchase by the stated deadline including costs, their bids are forfeited to the state. Details reference the Commissioner of Public Lands and state offices with publication dates in March and May.
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