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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
4
Santa Fe weekly printed the New Mexico State Record issued by State Publishing Company. Frank Staplin is named as receiver in this edition with publication details and the capital city location.
Fragmentary text describes economic strain from prices and demand affecting livestock, roads, and public works. Mentions Governor Mechent, Meatia, and interactions with Germany in a period of tension. Readers see a garbled portrait of policy debate and regional concerns.
The text appears as a garbled historical note referencing Panama Canal protection, pricing, and a proposed imperial road or gate near the Correat Seer with Lav athrnty, mentioning a state dearest and Padie entrance. The fragment lacks clear entities or actions.
The article discusses Senator Willan Mt Cale and a plan to use funds from national banks to support mortgage lending. It covers hearings held in Dearings cities and cites a formal examination of the Washington problem.
A misread and garbled report from the commission led by Acting Governor Farkey is recalled. The secretary John Jorris and others signed with rewritten notes. a digest of the majority report will be prepared for state records.
Following the Republican State meeting, the committee met Wednesday morning with workers from every section. No applications for appointment were passed soon. It was decided that fairness to all concerned should guide future actions.
Fragmentary text reviews the gubernatorial race, contrasting the approach of candidates and noting the absence of misconduct claims. It highlights Mechem defending a clean campaign while opponents attack character and integrity.
Governor Merritt C Mechem holds off on appointments as the legislature nears. New staff details show secretary Clara He Olsen and executive clerk Kona Hanna, with additions Paul E Jette and Col Alfred Gransfedd. Health department warns a general infantile epidemic may spread, amid shifting state education and public works leadership.
A garbled report notes a ceremony at a structure with added mortise work and a completed menorat to be dedicated. It mentions Kerond announcing arrangements with Gethrie Smith and a New Mexico correspondent, with ten weeks of official news arriving at the Capitol.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a camp at Wille inheritance routes and diversions related to Gameng Aar. Mentions foray by AV, Rewreptinn of Ars Buiter, DeC tor chores at Bio, and artificial items in Therese. Indicates exhibition context with Vicltes.
Fragmentary transcription notes mention Mora, Owen, and a county official. The text references a property action or filing yet lacks full details. The piece hints at real estate matters and local government but provides no clear events or outcomes.
The Otero Point Office received over 40 applications for small parcels in Lincoln Forres reeioresirepttioses from WR well people. Revol citizens chose a location where many will build ages and recreational facilities. El Paso residents discuss case holdings of areas for recreation.
The Kingston area reports active mining with more development and higher production than last year. The outlook foresees further development and greater silver ore output next year, with miners fully employed. Jordan of Ima cites current prices, and a neighbor’s cow incident involved Dr. Charles F. Lukens. A Hillsboro Advocate note questions fairness in windmill leather shipments and local charity drives.
In Socorro the Boy Scouts have plastered their new home in the town’s south part and will have new seats. Prof. E A Drake, president of the New Mexico School of Mines, says work will start soon. Thirty two boys are in the group.
Local troop organizers plan immediate suit orders after aiding about twenty families with recently gathered clothing. Bert Brown reports two years in the navy aboard U S S Texas, visiting Panama City and other South American ports. Socorro notes longtime residents and educators visiting, with fond hometown visits and business ties to the School of Mines. Health updates from the Shirock school show diphtheria cases declining and smallpox sporadic, while Indian and public schools resume sessions. Frank Townsend Jr buys Col Welsh ranch near Bloomfield to restart cattle business. U S Surveyor W H Herrick suffers a fall while pruning mistletoe near San Antonio New Mexico, hospitalized in serious but hopeful condition.
Judge Leahy pronounced sentences for multiple defendants found guilty by juries in the December term. John Henbawn, age 18, received 10 to 15 years for second degree murder at the Martin Ranch on Cow Creek. Malouff and others faced prison terms, with appeals and bonds noted. Maria Alvarri convicted of calf larceny, sentenced to not less than one year and one day in the penitentiary. Walter Stackley, 18, jailed since July 26 for shooting, received a multi-year term. J. A. Carlton pledged to stealing a farm animal. other cases included additional theft and crimes.
The Sussiite Valley in Taos county has seen increased settlement as families from various areas buy farms at reasonable prices. The fertile valley offers good water and potential to become comfortable homes. A recent community dinner drew about sixty residents.
Yor Mumphrey held the Ines pember at the Willird Mercantile in Mountainair as books and papers were transferred including insurance agency records. State Bank Eyvuiner Weal, visiting from Santa Fe, observed steady movement and optimism for the bank’s return to business.
A descrambled report details an assault and carjacking near Des Moines. Bill Harlan, driving from Rosebud, threatened workers at Electric Garage, forced Paul Robinson to fill his car with oil and gas, then coerced Draper, Jameson, and others to move, with a price on the scene and a peace officer named.
A historical notice explains the State Board of Education can contract with publishers to supply textbooks for public schools and directs the Superintendent to oversee purchase and delivery under governing rules. It warns that boards allowing non adopted texts in grades one through eight may face conviction.
The State Board of Education explains textbook adoption cycles every six years and details contracts for 1921 to supply up-to-date books in time for September. Prices rise due to paper costs and wages, yet NM contracts bought books for six years at roughly 9 percent higher than six years prior, with several existing titles readopted or replaced to reflect wartime conditions and improved hygiene and sanitation content.
In Prorate Court for featEE County New Mexico the administrator of the estate of Carmel Salas deceased is Patricio Vigil. All persons with claims must file within the legal period. Attorney M Edwards represents the estate.
Instructions reference using RAT-SNAP Ks or Coltar cakes for chickens, noting 5 cakes at S125 sufficient for all. The fragment discusses rodent control products and quantities needed for poultry, implying coverage with multiple cakes.
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