Delaware's Path to Statehood and Electoral Role
A compact historical summary describes Delaware from 1638 Swedish settlement to its 1787 ratification, noting nine states required to approve the Constitution and Delaware's three electoral votes tied to its population based representation. It outlines naming origin from the Delaware River and Lord Delaware.
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Telaware
New Sweden
Stuyvesant
New Netherlands
Penneylvanius
William Penn
Uysenevast
Penn
Delaware
Congress
Fragmentary text misreads sports and notices
A distorted OCR passage mentions push, feed, gill, and names like Hontisalves with scattered phrases about Nate, a Target list, and Weapon Warp. The readable content is disjointed and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Reclamation Projects Praised as Public Investments
President Harding highlights reclamation and irrigation works as valuable public investments. He notes increased activity and repayment of appropriations by settlers under the Reclamation Act. The report cites Interior Secretary Fall and details on arid lands and western development, with caution about funds and state participation.
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Washington
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Suxtaine
Shippeite AG
Westland
Ramon
Fall
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Reduction of Sur Tax Lauded in the House
The article argues that high taxes threaten thrift and industry by burdening business. It contends that much income will be paid to the government, reducing capital for investment and employment. It warns continued tax policy could cripple railroads and general enterprise, harming farmers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediaon
Notice of land claim and homestead filings in New Mexico
Notices from Santa Fe land offices announce Antonio dove Garcia and others filing for three year proof on homestead entries in sections 8 and 14N 16E, with witnesses listed. Also a divorce suit in Santa Fe is noted with proceedings pending and a court seal dated December 15 1921.
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Miss A. Mugler
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Plaza
Childers
Stati
Claudia Jackson
James Turney
P. le Huddleston
H. Hentey
Renvona
Hergana
Hexinter
Firat
Sorree Po
Department of the Interior
Antonio Dove Garcia
Lamy
Range
E. N. MP
Meridian
Han
Santa Fe Co
Ak Witn
Luis Martinez
Pedro Martinez
Heriberto Martines
Ramon M. Lajan
Lomy
New Mesien
Ambergere
Register
Wiest Pub
Don
Ation
Land Fe
Hilario
Rangean
Register and
US Land Office
Agathet
Irene
U. S. Lang
Daniel
Sante Bey
Santa Pe County
Nom
Tiahmane
Abundio Amis
Lorenko Lopez
NM Put
Dey AM
U.S Land Office
Sante Fe
Juan Antonio Martines
Chamita
N. M
Ae Amarante Garcia
Vancesino Garcia
Manuel Herrera
Antonio J.ela
M. Amtrogere
Tivet Pub
Department of Ine
Verter
Vom
Antonio Montane
Stanley
Bury
Noom
Inna
U.S
Staley
XN. M
George Craig
Mike Pino
W. T. Praxett
Jaan Corrix
Kew
East
Dane
Bargerr
Public Timber Sale Notice and Land Claims in New Mexico
State lands department announces a 9 o'clock sale by public auction for timber described as Sec. 14 T12N R16W NM. Bid deposits required. only prior bidders with $800 deposit considered. Notices list multiple land claims with final proofs pending in 1922 and 1928 re superseded dates. A separate notice advertises a Jersey bull for sale near Santa Fe.
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State OF New Mexico
Lems Tha
Commissioner of Pubic Lands
New Mexico
Commissioner of Public Lands
Tio
Rat problem prompts limited ad pitch in old notice
Scattered lines advertise commission based sales for an income protection program with a Massachusetts company. They mention Saginaw Michigan, a capital figure, and a mix of unrelated notes about rats and RAT-SNAP bait and local stores selling products.
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Tre School of Restriction
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Accident and Heath Dept
Saginaw
Michigan
Capital
RAT-SNAP Endorsed by NYC Merchants and Farmers
How Big K How Big K aroone Co. and Hutter Cheese Merchants in New York City say RAT-SNAP keeps down rats in cellars. Farmers report rats avoid RAT-SNAP. Three sizes priced 35¢ 65¢ and 1.25 dollars. Sold and guaranteed by Collins Drug and Stationery Co. and Kaune Grocery Co.
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Mr. White
Collins Drag and Stationery Co
Kaune Grocery
Aroone & Co
Hutter & Cheese Merchants
New York City
Collins Drug and Stationery Co
Kaune Grocery Co
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America
Paramount and Goldwyn Pictures
Karin Watstore
PSP
Esse
Reliable 4Makers & Jewelers
Central Ave
Piet Peesiebaty
Hamtton
Uuuntty
Rugurs
Erin
Jiatoe
Vendante
Chalne
H. CG. Yontz
United States of Americ
Allen
West Central Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
K. Lamity
Prinitey
Harpoon
Good Shepard
Royal Society
Chichester S Pills
Aon
Denver Nursery and Orchard Co
Zuni St
Denver, Colorado
Cory Reeves
Notre Distinct Cour
County OF
State OF
Hugh D.crum
Florence EC
Florence BE. DeWitt
Tia
Alfredo Lucero
Auty
Julian SA
Hknde
Serre
Po Pero Dlon
Department of Me Interior
Henry Lide & Kuwie
Masih
Accellen
Merullan
Sant Fe
Santa Fe County
N. Mex
Withensens
Avery
Et Cent
Miss Balfo
Hickox St
Santa Fe, N. M
Eidy
Westport St
Kansas City
Missouri
Fort Wayne
Ind
I-Box
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Merchant
P-Box
Lade
Oaklan Ifornia
Fairmont Maternity Hospital
T._B. LONG
Jesmen
Eagle Hosiery Company
Darby
Norris Town
McFie & Edwards Attorneys-At-Law
Galveston
Ams
Motorii
Galves
Houston
San Antonio
Pheer
HS. Lutz
Omtice
Kgest
Ofer
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