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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
8
A jumble of names, events, and notices from Capital City. Mentions of business leaders, legal figures, hotel construction, weather, societal happenings, and occasional local personality notes appear amid a stream of scattered fragments and partial phrases. The readable portions reference residents like Messrs Seth and Benarts, a hotel project, and community events through a chaotic OCR extract.
A fragmented notice references Mr Fred White Seve and a warning about rats around a property. It mentions a sale or guarantee by Collins Drag & Stat Co and Kanne, with unclear figures and context about potatoes and a cellar rat issue.
Rat Snap claims to eliminate rats and claims its one cake pack fits kitchens and small buildings. It markets two cake packs for larger spaces and promises compatibility with other foods.
A riotous scene unfolds as a jury verdict stirs public emotion and hasty reactions. Crowds pack streets and courthouses, reporters note tension, spectators express strong opinions, and the press captures the charged atmosphere surrounding a contentious case.
The box social and drawing contest hosted by several Protestant churches at the Christian church last Friday night drew a large crowd and raised funds. Attendees enjoyed meals and games, with proceeds aiding church activities and a Christmas program.
Scholar William Mathews notes that ancient writers occasionally use alliteration in works like Cicero and Virgil. He highlights phrases from the Offices and the Ae eld illustrating echoed sounds. The observation contrasts with modern spelling and emphasizes stylistic devices in classical Latin prose and poetry.
The Internal Revenue Bureau reported the year ending June 39 as a notable period for tax collection, marking continued efficiency in state revenue since its establishment in 1802. The record highlights sustained revenue efforts across the historical framework of the bureau.
Fragmentary notes outline archaic money forms and trade terms. It references Latin roots and early coin concepts tied to tribes and markets, mentioning Gora and a pecus based system. The text is garbled but centers on definitions of money, value, and exchange in ancient contexts.
A vintage ad asserts rats die after consuming RAT-SNAP with no odor detectable. It promotes three sizes for various locations from kitchens to large buildings, claiming cats and animals avoid treated food while pests die after exposure.
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