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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
7
The clumsy clipping references road operations near Dark Canyon and the surrounding area with mentions of a completed wall, carbide work, and local land parcels. It notes forthcoming activities and partial scenes, including figures and settings, but details are unclear.
Unclear excerpt describes Grant County mining activity, weather impacts, and farm conditions. Mentions farmers, drift mining, and a mining vent, with unreliable OCR text. Names and precise details are lost in transcription, hindering full comprehension of events.
An obscure notice reports a local grower venture named Toscay pushing beans through a transit platform with its first week launch. The fragmented text references fees and an elevator company, with unclear dates or places.
A report from Lordsburg Liberal notes a carload of fine ore titled Miner’s Chest is being processed at the Hidalgo mine. Details are sparse due to torn OCR but indicate ongoing ore shipments and local mining activity.
Local stockmen report cattle may have gone without sufficient feed this winter as grass and pastures fail, warning ranchers that the coming season could be lean. H C King of Lovington noted irrigation and cotton farming challenges amid drought, reflecting wider plains conditions.
A garbled text fragment describes efforts to boost community spirit and labor. It mentions Meado in Lincoln and nearby Fruitland, with a six mile strip including Kirthind and Liberty. References to shared generosity, repairs, and stock concerns appear amid disjointed place names and phrases.
Fragmentary OCR reports Lisi Lucero of Chaperito held in county jail on alleged attempt to kill his wife with a firearm. Text is garbled but indicates a violent incident, fleeing the scene, and questioned motives. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
A garbled OCR passage lists varied political names, hearings, and civic events with scattered references to elections, judges, and candidates. It mixes placeholders and misreads, yielding an unclear narrative about legal actions, committees, and public notices without coherent context or verifiable details.
Alan Cobr and four others from the Thunderers pleaded guilty to charges in a state case. The defendants faced lengthy penalties as prosecutors outlined the evidence. The trial and sentencing mark a climactic moment in the ongoing legal proceedings.
Cain benefits Padilte coabry acres near his home driving good ground conditions for crops. Carty reports forty acres plowed. Wilt Hike of Silverton finishes threshing beans, 27000 pounds. Heavy wet weather in Moutrai county slows harvests while farmers plan for spring crops and better ground preparation.
Fragmentary OCR text references the Houston Herald week, editors, and events. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but mentions a festival and machine details. Readable bits point to coverage of local journalism and upcoming happenings without clear outcomes or specifics.
Fragmentary OCR text references wheat land, shipment care, and a site with unspecified personnel and dates. The garbled lines obscure details of a soldier, gate, river terms, and a potential land or cargo matter. No clear event or named entities present.
A chaotic local notice reports a large seed company deal in Caion County with plans for a city hospital funded by a sale of $1000. It notes community support and earlier fundraising efforts including $400 raised by a Grenville event and $100 by a Sofia entertainment. The item also mentions a jailed man’s plea in a separate case and a jail escape, plus various unrelated notices and an astrology ad.
Report cites Courtney and Nechert chipping maize and a car of yar this week. Threshing in the country delayed by damp weather. One hundred fifty bales of ar gram shipped to the St Louis magnet from E Ida this week.
Citizens and business people in Farmington donated about 1200 dollars soon after the academy collapse in Kentucky Mesa. The generous response demonstrates strong local spirit and support for rebuilding the structure and community morale.
A mixed New Mexico publication lists timber sale details in Arriba County with bidding terms and contract conditions, followed by a Santa Fe district court notice of suit for divorce, then notices of patent applications for mineral claims including the San Miguel Group and Copper Queen lodes and related land survey descriptions. The items reference state land auctions, court actions, and mining patent proceedings involving multiple individuals and entities such as the Gorman Mining Company and Francis Delgadillo, with dates and official seals.
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