Santa Fe Frontrunner Promotes New Administration Vision
The Santa Fe State Publishing Company reports on a broad discussion of the new US administration led by President-elect Harding and postulates on preparedness versus pacifism. It notes political debate, appointments, and the public’s expectation that executives will reflect popular will.
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Wilson
Washington
Manama
Willson
Harding
Senate
Evcentice
Micarte Fang
Ake Denvicrath
Denisentie
Baretta Valine
Demands for Free Trade and Agricultural Policy Debate
Fragmented OCR text outlines concerns over foreign wheat imports and meat, soy, and grain competition. Indicates costs, farm output, and trade balance figures, with reference to prices, value, and import totals. Mentions domestic production, port imports, and domestic farm interests in policy.
Scottish Rite Finance Shown Strong in Report
A fragmented historical clipping notes the Scottish Rite shows a solid financial picture with mentions of figures and local names. The readable text references events, tones, and dates, framing a positive financial status though many words are garbled.
Caster Ow Notes Mystifying Water Oil Texts
A cryptic geet style note describes taking and fines with water and oil, hinting at a transformation as the wit passes between tones. The fragment reads like a rough draft of metaphorical instruction, with unclear agents and outcomes.
Unclear text fragment from an old notice
Fragmentary OCR passage appears garbled with missing names dates and places making it impossible to identify a specific event person or organization to describe in a proper news card.
Jimmy of the Navy
A historic wartime tale follows a boy named Jimmy from America to France, then the hospital, and back to service in the Navy. After a court case over his conduct, he is sheltered by recruiters and sent to New York, as the article salutes him as a symbol of national bulwark and faith in service.
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Guthrie Smith
America
France
Navy
Jimmy
New York
Treasury Department
Gyentad
Tigi
Sland
Jinny
Fortes
Burkhart
Colin Neblett
Jae Net
el Paso
Everal
Asteicath
Jupenu
Push for Creation of Department of Education
Special to State Record reports growing support in the 68th Congress for creating a Cabinet level Department of Education. Interviews and editorials say a dedicated department would streamline policy, with White House aides signaling quick action and possible appointment of a secretary once established.
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Hogeer
Congress
Ree
Mach 4
Harding
Addictien
Hig
Wil
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Senate Willing Women Shall Hold Office
The Fifth New Mexia legislature passed a joint resolution to invite an amendment guaranteeing women the right to hold office. The vote showed strong support with yeas and no dissenters, while opponents argued parts of the proposal. The measure follows debates on suffrage and gender roles in public office.
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Senate
Netic
Creo Mdeayity
Gielen Savin
Pablo Ybarra Arrest Tied to Local Holdup
New Mexico News Review reports Pablo Ybarra arrested as one of the men linked to a holdup after police found a blood handprint on a wall from a broken window. The piece notes references to the Silver City Enterprise and Mountain Breeze, a weekly issued for St Bayard patients, with Deming as a previous office location.
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Pablo Ybarra
Silver City Enterprise
Mountain Breeze
St Bayard
Enterprise
Deming
Santa Rosa Site Project Set by Local Men
Guadalupe Garvert and Mr Maiti of a Fe have established their site at Santa Rosa to supervise the forthcoming land work. They expect to remain for a few months to oversee construction on the project reported by the Santa Rosa Voice.
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Garvert
Maiti
A Fe
Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Voice
Hidalgo Ore Shipments Report December 1920
Total ore shipments from the Wordstities Mining District on December 9 1920 reach 72 carloads 4575 tons valued around 70000 dollars. Year to date 1920 shows 118 loads 284 tops valued at about 425 600 dollars. Secretary Pence of Purity ver Mining Company plans camp site and road construction on company property. McHartrey reports progress from the Meled area noting satisfactory conditions and liberal prospects.
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Purity Ver Mining Company
Fire damages town building and water line update
A fire injured a wood structure in west town destroying a windmill and storage area while water lines were extended to all parts of the building. Firefighters contained the blaze with extinguishers and a stop at the doorway. No injuries reported. county clerk’s office notes a separate incident nearby.
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Graley
Npstais
Betig
Bihling
Lavington
Berkshire hog weighs 1900 pounds at Capitan sale report
Lincon Eat Mmingwen of Nogal Mesa claims a Berkshire hog weighing about 1900 pounds when butchered days from now. Bought at Fort Stanton government sale, the animal is three to four years old, over seven feet in length, and touted as probably the largest porker in the state by Capitan Mountaineer. Senator J W Tully arrived from Ghacoe with two carloads of cattle en route to Payton Packing in El Paso, Carrizozo area.
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Mmingwen
Iminesten
Fort Stanton
Berkshire
Capitan Mountaineer
J. W. Tully
Ghacoe
Capitan
Payton
ED Paso
Fragmented OCR Item on Fall Plant Sale Plans
A garbled OCR fragment mentions events around fall planting and sales. It references people, entities, and places in a disrupted way, suggesting a community notice or local sale with unclear details. The readable bits indicate a survey or fair context and potential cattle or agricultural activity, but specifics are obscured.
Cooperative Milk Plant Sought in Albuquerque Area
A proposal seeks state funds to establish a cooperative milk plant near Albuquerque to support the Dairy Industry. The association, capitalized at 20 000 dollars, would appoint a management body to run the plant and expand dairy production. The move aims to improve efficiency, lower costs, and offer consumers higher quality milk and products. It covers nearly all area dairymen in Bernalillo County.
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Atlon
Havite
Bernatido County
Town Marchal Chas. Christmas Stages Closure of Gambler Venues
The marshal states gambling joints in Satie are closed with no plans to reopen. A separate report notes a man suffered severe fright after his car skidded in mud from Ramah to Gallup, missing a bridge and overturning in an arroyo, leaving him trapped for the night. Also mentioned are Mr Abbotts, a Colfax County resident in Governor Ha german’s administration, and Wool Deamers Associa.
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Marchal Chas
Christmas St
Satie
Ramah
Gallup
Abbotts
Rat snap ad promises quick rodent control
An advertorial notes rats breed six to ten times yearly with ten young per litter and promotes RAT SNAP as a coke shaped poison. It claims immediate action after first rat sighting, mummifies dead vermin with no odor and is untouchable by pets. Sold by Collins Drug & Stationery Co and Kaune Grocery Co with a three trial offer and guarantee.
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Collins Drug & Stationery Co
Kaune Grocery Co
Mora County Wealth Up Over Two Million In Two Years
Mora W J Waggoner and William A Davenport visiting town say wheat crops look strong with potential for full moisture. County assessor figures show Mora County assessed wealth rising to 12,124,000 after exemptions, a note for investors. Wagon Mound Pantagraph.
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Mora County
Pantagraph
Sierra County Designates Official Paper in Early Actions
In Hillsboro the new Sierra County authorities conducted extensive business and designated the Sierra County Advocate as the official paper of Sierra County, marking one of their first formal acts.
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Hillsboro
Sierra County
Mining, court activity, and local industry notes in Sierra County
Hon Harry P Owen and District Attorney Fred Nicholas traveled to Hillsboro to select jurors for the February Sierra County term. McKean & Stanley buy a Standard drilling outfit and expect oil drilling near Dali with a 4000 foot capable rig. Dr McKinney moves to use a Victor X Ray device, bought for around a thousand dollars, to aid practice and tests. Hoy Bennett reports a fresh rich strike in the Copper Belt drift at 145 depth, likely yielding 150 ounces of silver per ton and copper. county deaths total 68 with 40 in the county. The Alamogordo area shows rising mineral values with shipments increasing. Reservoir constriction near Socorro leads to water savings litigation delays.
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Harry P. Owen
Fred Nicholas
Hillsboro
Sierra County
McKean & Stanley
Dali
Jlcssing Stanley
OD. McKintey
Hoy Bennett
Copper Belt Silver and Copper Mining Company
McKinney
Alamogordo
Alamogordo Clonderofter
Magiatena News
Missing Boy Reappears After Long Search Near Town
The little son of Mr and Mrs R D Seavey was playing near their home when he wandered off last Thursday. At about 4 York he went missing, prompting a neighborhood search that extended about two miles from town before the boy was found safe and sound near the river.
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R. D. Seavey
Nara Vira
Fire hits Farmington area and dental office blaze in San Juan
San Juan firemen on the Farmington end of the D RR railroad are laid off except foreman. Rail freight increases blamed. A burst oil drum in Pittman garage set a fire, damaging a car. Dr McCrexo’s Fareangen office burned, fixtures lost, insured. Mesa Verde Well No 1 drilling may start February as investors plan a unit syndicate.
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Farmington
D & RR
Pittman
R. TF. Simpson
Farmington Hustier
McCrexor
Insula
San Juan
John Herr
Willow Creek Syndicate
Mesa Verde Well No. 1
Avtec
Probate notice in Santa Fe County New Mexico estate
In Santa Fe County New Mexico the probate court hears matter of Carmel Salas deceased. Patricia Vigil is appointed administrator of the estate with authority to settle claims. Creditors must file claims by law with M. Edwards Attorney. The notice names Carmel Salas and the administrator and outlines filing requirements.
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Nowak
Anneral
Harry S. Bowman
Tamar
A. M. Hidwo
Santa Fe
Tve
Athacer
Keietel
Hig Hunt
Mary Bart
Aentenre van Pristins
Seth
Dervis
Jake Leslee
Aiven
Patrion Vigil
Carmel Salas
M. Edwards
Union The Battles Moinus Neht Final Tasting Night
Union report describes officers elected for the upcoming term including Nance as president and Ray Hickman elevated to cashier. A Des Moines Swastika note appears amid sparse details. A raid led to arrests by Marshal Spring and Tobe Bryan, but hearings showed a harmless poker-free pitch game among youths, with no illegal staking found.
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Nance
CN Verry
TC. James
Rod. Hickman
TC Sehmemann
N. Peery
RD. Hickman Courier
Ray Hickman
Casher
Des Moines
Joh Spring
Tobe Bryan
Sambling
Valencia bootleg syndicate busted near Los Le gas
Prohibition officers arrested four men driving toward Al Albuquerque in an Essex. Nathan Blake Slow Kid Cleon Faraker Tom Shaw and Charles Lee had 30 quarts of tequila and 40 pints of whiskey. Bonds set from $200 to $5,000. all jailed awaiting federal court.
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Los Legas
al Sequerque
Nathan Blake
Cleon T Faraker
Tom Shaw
Charles Lee
Los Lunas
Faraker
Shaw
Fararer
Blake
United States
D. i McDonald
Jh. Lee
Bees Ewan i
Bea
Desta Death Mystery At Weert In 1912 Noted
An obscure entry mentions Desta’s death and a mystery surrounding a teeny tent and a Weert event. References to Whyte, OPS, MMP AE, and Bent Thee Wa appear, with scattered names like Haverdad and Pelioh. The legible fragments point to a dated, fragmented local record with unclear context and several garbled terms.
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Pete
Las Vegas Health Board Says Epidemic Light
Charles C Gor reports Las Vegas health data for December showing low case totals for scarlet fever diphtheria and others. Most patients recovered with few in quarantine and the city notes the cordishconnoration between schools and the City Physician helps prevent contagion. The new county commissioners met three days.
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Charles C. Gor
Las Vega
de. Gordon
Uslo Reve
State Board of Health
Cme
Las Vegas
Jas Vere
Las Vegas Optic
No More Rats Rat Snap In Kitchen or Cellar Ad
An ad promoting RAT-SNAP offers guaranteed rodent control with two cake sizes for homes, kitchens, pantries, cellars, and farms. It claims cats or dogs won’t touch it and markets a five cake farm package priced at 125 dollars.
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