New Mexico State Record on Liberty and Government
The piece argues against dictatorship and socialism, praising law, savings, and government by consent. It condemns redistribution, extols private enterprise, and promotes natural rights, savings, and individual responsibility as foundations for progress and public welfare. It references Calvin Coolidge, the Wilson era, and federal waterpower efforts shaping economic growth.
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Calvin
Rivai
Mossback
Elementhal Wieve
Henry J Victce
Induserial
Etatloy
Bankers Urge Thrift Amid Turbulent Economic Talk
A dense, partially garbled report references bankers urging thrift and financial discipline amid a three year era of economic strain. It mentions urging caution on wasteful spending, discipline in saving, and calls for stabilizing measures by financial groups and government officials, with scattered names and places obscured by OCR errors.
Bascom Howard building near completion in town
The New Mexico News Review notes the Bascom Howard building nearing completion with pebble dash front and modern interior. The front panels will be replaced with plate glass later this summer when available, and the structure will house a real estate office.
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Bascom Howard
Howard
Farmington church project bids and plans detailed
A bid for a Farmington Methodist Episcopal church project targets 33 06 percent with completion by July. The foundation with three Sunday School rooms and a social room will form the core, modeled after a mission style, with Farmington unity plans and local support noted.
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J J Marsh
Amecs
Biuktfy
Euecopal
Eluren
Coath
Farmigton
Crete
Amy
Saatys
Ehaht Susidey
Jatve
Hitve
Farmington Ufinth
Aly
Unclear text fragment hints at funding and religious event
Fragmentary OCR describes money funds for road work near a ranch and church events at Medley and nearby locations. Mentions early payment, ceremony at eleven, and attendance at several churches, with garbled names and places.
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Uviday
Taos Nears Completion of New Homes and Feasting Spot
A Taos area project advances with a $39,000 colonial style house near Pueblo Avenue and Bent Avenue, directed by contractor Winneysot. Additional new residences include the Mee Mate Street home of Dr. and Mrs. J. Bonen, plus a forthcoming restaurant in the Bons property area. The developments showcase refined troves of daily life and local enterprise as winter feed and a new dining spot loom.
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Artis
Winneysot
Samra
J. H
Pueblo
Teev
Bent Arene
Steete
J.J. Bonen
Taos
RAT-SNAP Rat Control Ad Sparks Food Safety Talk
An old time ad touts RAT-SNAP bait with claims of quick rodent death and consumer safety, noting that cats won’t touch it and it comes in three sizes. The clipping also mentions local property moves and a stalled bean market with no current wholesale shipments.
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Eclipse
Citizens of Cuba parade sparks charge of insult to flag
Local coverage describes a 1970s parade incident in which many participants and onlookers alleged an insult to the flag. Police and civilians confronted the crowd. tensions rose as onlookers tried to secure space along the highway and protect parade order. Authorities referenced disruptions and a civilian altercation amid the civic celebration.
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Pune
Tegatter
Cuba
Adelaida Sanchez
Martines
Pali
Buelar
Caanel Teathasy
Vet Sen
Notice of Estate Administration in Carmel Salas Case
Patricio Vigil, administrator of the estate of Carmel Salas deceased, informs creditors to present claims within the time permitted by law. M Edwards, attorney, is handling the matter in Santa Fe County New Mexico.
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Russia
Carmel Salas
Kaw
Patricio
M. Edwards
Rat control guide for farm and home use
RAT SNAPS product pitch claims rats and mice are killed when used. Mentions cats not touching the bait and guarantees effectiveness. Describes sizes and placements for pen, kitchen or cellar, chicken houses, coops, and farm buildings with price noted for multiple cakes. Mentions a fine for five cakes.
Voice of the Pack praised for Oregon woods and nature love
Zane Grey lauds The Voice of the Pack as raw and haunting. The New York Times notes the intimate knowledge of Oregon woods and a woodman idol rich in poetic fancy, reverent toward nature's majesty and hospitality.
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Zane Grey
New York Times
Oregon Woods
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