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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
4
A New Mexico article details discussions on drafting a separate administrative act to be reviewed by Congress. It outlines creating a committee to draft the act and align it with earlier reform measures, while addressing property seizures and labor provisions.
The Union Poetical advertises reduced rail rates from Middle West points to the Pacific Coast and mountain states for summer. Officials promise continue public duties relief and longer stay-overs as wartime travel restrictions ease.
Cannery managers report output for 1921 will be about half of 1920 as Can-Meties urge growers to cooperate and keep plants near capacity to secure orders. Industry officials warn the situation could shift in sixty days with possible full production slowed by demand and market factors.
A fragment argues that geovinar bias shapes weekly or monthly papers and harms county farm bureaus by advertising competition. The piece claims banks and industry push radicalism to starve local newspapers of business, unfair to farm bureaus and manufacturers.
In northwest New Mexico and adjacent Colorado the Ben Siten Basin holds thick coal beds of good quality with potential shipping routes via Durango and Gallup. Little mining has occurred. beds are largely untapped and only shallow examinations have been made, with geologists noting the belt extends across county areas offering possible distribution patterns.
From the fragmentary text, Cop Renlemiy Fo Pankey reportedly shipped 1000 four year old steers to his Kansas ranch, with more shipments planned. A 400 head shipment of cattle from his Calovide ranch near Alamosa to Caja del Rio was mentioned, along with notes on cattle prices and market expectations. the piece hints at ongoing large scale cattle movement and the beef market's strength.
A cold snap on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights damaged fruit crops in New Mexico. Temperatures reached 21, 22 and 26 degrees in several locations with one rancher reporting light frost on his fruit. Local orchards report potential losses pending further checks.
The fragment references American leadership disputes over unpaid interest, a treasury dispute with Kerrorky government, and a pledge that litigations will be tried and paid. It mentions Governor Frank Lowden declining a Harding cabinet offer, citing lack of relevant Field activity and his background as a cattle grower and state leader.
An OCR fragment reports on state and county funding and farm conditions then notes a sharp 483 percent increase in cost of living from December to 1914 and rail wage gains. It mentions wage disputes by brotherhoods arguing for cost of living parity and alleged omissions in recent announcements.
Postmaster General Hays appoints a committee consisting of Senate and House Post Office members and appointees from diverse regions to study reforms for the postal service. The aim is practical reforms and economies plus faster mail, with emphasis on rehabilitating the system amid rising transatlantic travel and traveler wealth.
The article discusses minimum wages and teacher salaries in Mation county Oregon. It argues for cooperative economics over state-led policy, criticizing socialism and urging personal responsibility, savings, and hard work amid wartime silver policy and measures affecting miners.
The Japanese government invites Gen. Wood to extend his stay to include Japan. Aimed at gaining diplomatic and military insights, the proposal promises Wood would bring back valuable information.
Roswell Laundry incorporated with capital of 50000 dollars. The Roswell Landes Roswell fils incorporated for 8000 dollars of which 25700 has been subscribed. Incorporators are J W Wootsey M S Woothey and A Chapman all in Roswell.
The piece outlines a 1920s Baptist convention program with Dr J B Gaisbrell and Dr E Mullins touring Europe to promote missionary work. It notes territories in Spain Yugoslavia Hungary Romania and Southern Russia and lists projected funds and church-building goals, including over $1,000,000 in donations and a global mission push.
Auction listing offers 640 acres in one section near the valley with a four room house two porches barn chicken house two granaries well and mill and cross fences. Asking $10,000 down with $43 per acre and terms for balance, commission to agent. Owner E Lee Adams Buffalo Oklahoma seeks cash buyers or six month terms.
John, a farmer from Annandale New Jersey, reports eliminating rats after costly methods failed. He bought SNAP bait, used portions of it with live and dead rats, and claims success. The product line from Collins and Sauer Co and Kaune is noted with prices 35¢ to 50¢ per item.
Fragmentary quotation appears to discuss style and diction with a Swift reference. The readable portion cites phrases about proper words and style and mentions pines as a metaphor. No clear event or person is identifiable from the text.
Fredegonde wife of Chilperic I ruled Prance from 568 to 07. A beauty who rose from a common servant at court she became a feared queen. She manipulated rivals and jewels amid power struggles, with legends detailing brutal acts and political cunning during her husband’s reign.
An ancient ringing group trains “clangeringers” to swing bells for a pure tone. Ringers practice weekly for a year to master control and strength. The Ancient Society of League Youths, dating to 1087, acts as their Lent organization, while the demand for skilled Fingers brings other foundries into play.
A reflective passage notes how passion shapes fame and success across fields. It cites Marsiall Field’s ability to build a vast enterprise in Chicago, Green’s posthumous influence, and Francis Parkman’s potential in writing. The text links ambition to lasting impact despite obstacles.
A horn once presented to Pope Gregory XIV as a supposed antidote to poison was donated to the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The artifact, linked to Monastery of St Mery of Guadalupe, is described as having medicinal properties when powdered and administered, though the tip is missing and damage obscures details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe young fishers in Japan at the water’s edge and February timing. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, names, or locations to form a full incident or report.
A fragmented, playful line mentions a “brack beetle” that excites harmonious dots and an audience of eight little steer. the garbled text yields no clear event or person. The readable fragment resembles a whimsical or puzzling note rather than a concrete news item.
269 acres total comprising 160 acres of level cleared land with 70 acres cultivated, bordered on three sides by a National Forest. Includes a 2% government agricultural lease, 86 acres of pasturage, and a stock range privilege for up to 20 cattle under permit A. Water rights of 1 cubic foot per second approved for irrigation. soil is sandy loam.价
A 1920 financial synopsis reports admitted assets of 12,422,201.27 and policyholders' surplus of 3,804,588.00 for North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. Also notes a salesmen position offering 1000 dollars weekly plus commissions and references Cowan Tire & Rubber Co. in Chicago.
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