New Mexico State Record attacks wartime rail abuses
Framed as a weekly Santa Fe issue, the paper reports investigations into wartime transportation abuses and rail system concerns. It cites officials led by Lutin Kenneth, committees addressing arbitrary measures, and calls for federal action to curb profiteering and restore rail reliability amid postwar strains.
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New Chieiriy
Lutin Kentiuthnitt
Hacer Five
Sivileate Pacifin Aml
Dian
Railway
Wild
Teed
Acedelum
Indeot
Pontrol MeKrowchnittelgarartede
McAdoo
Wai Jaluseg
Fates
Sina
Niles
The Cooper Tragedy
A fragmented historical notice reports a tragedy connected to The Cooper family, with several unclear names and places misread in OCR. The text references a steel factory, local people, and a high sorrow event, but specifics remain unreadable due to errors.
Gallup area to add new school and road project
The report details a planned expansion including a two story school building 60 by 80 feet with two gymnasiums and a steam testing plant funded by county and US Indian department. Also planned is extensive roadway and utility work near Gallup as part of a broader community uplift effort while schools will standardize textbooks and a new board construction opens with a two story hall.
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Halle
Bay
Wackheant
Att Pocerorts Fistiines
Actwal Scheal Furniture Koy Syanteh Amercan
Board of County Commissionce
Ploosbeld Britke Se
US Indian Department
Eqailly
Aden
Hix
Great San Waker
Terced
Sant i
Equine operation plan features in city project notes
Fragmentary text outlines an urban project concerning an equine operation site with funder per day figures and construction details. Mentions Wolfe and a company law, with references to a town meeting, dates, and various names, indicating a municipal planning discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Snuthiovest Tataibier Company
Equine
Wolfe
Alain
Bringing People West and the Stopover Rate
Fragmentary OCR text notes a migration westward with mentions of rates and stopovers. It references generic terms like riders, genters, and veterans with unclear specifics. The readable content points to travel or settlement themes without verifiable names or concrete events.
Three New Weston States Formed From Western Territory
Fragmentary text reports a plan to form three new states from western lands with proposed names and capitals. It mentions connections to Washington and Northery or Nrenit regions, and references American settlers and independence themes without clear dates or confirmed details.
Deeds and Leases From a Fragmented Report
A partial report discusses Chinese property deeds and tenes with ten stoma fores. It claims the reason is that tend to award by eradicites and agreements mhat besiened by every nevoher of an organization.
Portales Orphanage Receives Land and Aid
A local Portales orphanage recently received a grant of land measuring about ten acres and financial support from CW Ayers. The Portales market also reported a strong harvest of onions last year, with related community efforts noted days ago.
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Thy Harti
Portales
CW. Ayers
San Juan Board Meeting Sets Axtec School District Actions
At a board meeting in the Axtec school district, officials discussed education plans and potential changes to district policies. No further details available due to incomplete source text.
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Board of Education
Axtec
Mon
Erratic notice from Socorro and St Louis contractor visit
A garbled OCR style report mentions a contractor from Socorro and St Louis arriving for a business matter at Guaramy Title Abstract Co. It references climate and water, a ceremony, and unclear personal names, with numerous misspellings and distorted phrases throughout.
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Ac A
Suhutte
Japhteri
St Louis
Socorro
Abetract Co
Heritenent Roidowe
War-related notes on officers and a memorial meal at Fort Worth
An OCR fragment records a wartime notice mentioning Estanese price at 225 net, and Miles Gi Rordtra, nephew of Sheet Frevniline Bowero, tied to a recent event. It mentions San Prodieo, Cali, and a Romero family member, with references to service in the American army in France and a later memorial or tribute meal for growers.
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Miles
Gi Rordtra
Sheet Frevniline
Bowero Bay
San Prodieo
Cali
Remero
Spring term of court opens with war crimes verdicts
Union Saturday marked the Going of the spring term of court here. Opening court the men found guilty of war crimes were brought before the court and were sentenced by Judge Lieb. Several decisions in civil cases were also handed down. (Continued on page five)
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Lieb
Fragmented OCR History Note Signals Obscure Event
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions a notable figure and a forthcoming event on the West Coast. The text references a ceremonial oath, a lecture, and Western news themes with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints at anticipated coverage and a possible death or memorial context.
Rat Infestation Prompted Line of Poison Use
Robert Woodruff reports his premises infested with rats. He tried a recommended product and found seven dead rats in a bin the next morning, with two near the feed box and three in a stall. A large number have since died, with no odor as the rats dry up. Three sizes priced 35¢, 60¢, and 75¢, sold and guaranteed by Col- Drug & Stationery Co and Koune Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woodruff
Col- Drug & Stationery Co
Koune Co
Notice to Bond Holders of New Mexico Treasury Bonds
Notice to bond holders for the State of New Mexico Cap tol Rebuildin nde of the Ter tory bonds. The state will retire on May 1, 10, twenty five thousand? dollars bonds due 1929 with optional 1919. Present them for payment at National Bank of Commerce, City of New York. Treasurer C U Strong signs.
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State of New Mexico
Tertory
New Mexico
Matice Fe
National Book of Commerce
City of New York
Ks Bateres
C U
Strong
WANTED Salesmen for 6.00 mile guaranteed tires
Job ad seeking salesmen for Cowan Tire & Rehber Co offering a $100 per wreck base pay plus extra commissions. Address P O Box 784 Dept S Chicago Illinois.
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Cowan Tire & Rehber Co
P. O
Dept. S
Chicago, IL
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