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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
8
The article documents a bustling New Mexico scene with multiple figures, committees, and institutions. It mentions officials such as J. A Wager and Paul Findley, plus groups like the State Teachers Association, the Sanitarian event, and the New Mexico Commerce group. It also notes forthcoming meetings on stock valuations and textbooks.
The Acting Governor urges a December week of Public Health Week to forward Christmas Seals for New Mexico. Funds aim to benefit local children and communities, with seals used on public documents and letters to promote a united effort during the season.
An Arizona report describes a buried remains find 16 miles southwest of Phoenix near the Gila and Agua Fria junction. It details four women buried with assorted artifacts, a petrified carcass likeness, and a mix of shell and stone tools, with scientists noting uncertain formal burial and uncertain age.
The readable fragments mention people and places with unclear context. Several proper nouns appear, including dates and institutions, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR text. No clear event, action, or outcome can be determined from the fragments.
An advertisement-style note claims RAT-SNAP kills rats and mice with no odor. It mentions packing sizes and pricing, including a 35e size and references to pet and livestock safety, urging readers to trust the product claims.
A digest of society news and club reports from Santa Fe includes the Santa Fe Chapter No. 19 C. E. S. electing officers for the coming year led by Mrs Florence Williams as worthy matron and Mrs Estella Twithell as associate matron. Installation is set for the first Thursday in January, with numerous local events, including bridge parties, lectures, and charitable drives noted, plus scattered society items from Artesia Deming and Las Cruces.
Pere and Edwards dispute centers on a Santa Fe New Mexico post office section with local officials, property, and archival records pending a legal decision. The case involves city authorities seeking position and neighboring stakeholders voicing interests in the contested area.
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