New Mexico State Record Action Notes Vast Ex Serviceman Aid
In a verbose 1921 Santa Fe issue the State Publishing Company outlines postwar aid ideas for ex service men. It discusses funding, land purchases, and mortgage schemes to help veterans while boosting state property value and citizenship. The article cites proposals for government involvement and tax implications, with dates and figures noted in a tentative plan.
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Adifitanul Inter
Atu Anid Sons
Tls Cort
Sant Oases
New Mexica
Governor Mechem Urges Legislation for Livestock Relief
In a special message to New Mexico's Fifth Legislature Gov. Mechem calls for state laws to aid cattle and sheep growers. He urges delaying rental and interest payments on grazing lands, waivers of penalties, and clarifications of lease and sale provisions to ease industry hardship and reduce future land-lease risk.
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Joo. Mechem
New Mexico
Slivahl
Howe
Santa Motes
Meehem
Bettir
Meee
Myerst
Shaw
Feranule
Aemegdt Verit
Rene
Antes
False statement cited in Albuquerque Journal on attorney Bowman case
A confused item reports a false claim about attorney Askren and a writ of ayau insurance involving teachers in a county. The piece references Bowman compensation and a signed statement allegedly by Askren, with several garbled names and dates, conveying disputed legal action and an unclear outcome.
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Albuquerque
Askren
Hed Aotta
Ayau
Bowman
Guthrie Smith
Inauguration and party rhetoric through electoral years
A fragmented note discusses the inauguration of a Republican figure and political strategy. It contrasts Democratic and Republican timelines, accusing misrepresentation of facts about 1922 and 1928 campaigns and urging careful memory of the stump period when Democratic policies had time remaining.
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Cheriiea
Unemployment Worries Grow as City Calls for Snow Shovelers
New York City posted a request for 8000 snow shovellers but response remains weak. Officials note unemployment issues persist despite the large manpower need.
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New York
Auto license tags reach 30000 in 1921 year
The 1921 license tag figures show a projected total of 30000 with Edith Wileman of the state overseeing the process. The 1931 sale was higher than expected, and Readers of the Albuquerque Morning Journal complain of a counterfeit “Our Dailyette” printed in black type, leaving many short changed.
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Edith Wilean
Mies Wileman
Albequerqee Morning Journal
ETTE
Carl C MA
Wy Priate
Pm Ag Ayo Ae
New Mexico well advances as cementing under way east of town
The Angelus well east of town reaches 1800 feet and is cementing off water to drill deeper. Oil men expect a big showing soon as the rotary unit replaces the old apparatus. A South New Mexico Farmers association warehouse fire destroys 400 bales hay and cotton, with damage pegged at 200. Sheriff raid leads to three vagrancy arrests, fines, and orders to depart. Robbery case linked to Clark Gowing’s store yields ongoing pursuit and anticipated fourth arrest. Local elections shift as Deming National Bank officers named. Thorres Marshall elected board chair.
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Angelus
South New Mexico
Construction Begins On New Three-Store Block
MC KINLEY the Rubans of the Bubany Cont Loohler Company start February 1 on a new complex replacing a block occupied by VL trailing store. The three-storey building will feature heavy Callup brick with two spaces rented to W. M. Bickel and one to Mike Kirk. Completion is aimed for July 1 this year.
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Bubany Cont Loohler Company
Bineie Nene
VL. Atubbell
W. M. Bickel
Mike Kirk
Fire hits La Medera shop and power plant collapse
A fire destroyed the La Medera shop and town electric plant after the Rio Ariba utility machine failed to purchase current. The Gallup American Coal Company plans a new mine near the site, including a hotel, boarding house, and forty dwellings, with shaft nineteen by twenty four feet reaching 380 feet. Several hundred workers to be hired as the mine reopens, boosting output for the company.
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Galtp American Coal Company
Commany
Property value disputes and penalties in New Mexico
Report mentions investors satisfied with property showing and plans to take over and work it for all worth. Mrs Minne Kennedy Waytz pleads guilty to prohibition violation and faces six months in penitentiary plus fine. requests for commuting sentence to jail rejected. A Monday hearing in Alamogordo may draw wide attention. Grace Tipton, rural Blue Water teacher, faces assault accusation after punishing a pupil. alleged to have attacked the teacher with a poker and prior incidents cited.
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Minne Kennedy Waytz
A. F. Menger
Santa Fe
Stero County
Slamogord
Alawnowordo
Grace Tipton
Blue Water
Sacramento Mountains
Questor
Tanner
Mountain State Telegraph upgrades and local theatre plans
The Mountain State Telegraph company will replace wires with a common battery system and begin work on the gate and plant immediately. Dalton, manager, cites extensive improvements including a new roof, front, and interior decorations for the H H theatre and Opera House, with new seats and updated equipment to follow.
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Mountain State Telegraph Company
Dalton
Gatde
Telephone
Messrs
Hurley
Hawking
Mit
Cry
Taesmouth Americas
Roosevelt M. W. Hedges Buys 800 Acre Rosweil Tract
Roosevelt M. W. Hedges of Rosweil agreed to purchase the 800 acre tract of land at the north townsite known as the old T 71 race from HHL Benson-penna Record.
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M. W. Hedges
Rosweil
HHL
Benson
Penna Record
Diphtheria Threat Drops as Mesa Cooperative Faces Hard Times
In Holman, Twenty deaths from diphtheria raise concern as Mesa Cooperative reports dire conditions. The meeting at Ray Theatre chaired by Percitent Jimi Meck reviewed a year of poor stockholder returns, wheat payments above eighty dollars daily, and large distributions to farmers amid national health concerns.
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Mesa Cooperative Comter
Ray Theatre
Stehiologie
Po Teanien
Jimi Meck
Torrean Ovenn
Wiggins Hhas
Hitle
Estancia Herald
Fragmentary note on Marding and budget cuts
The text is garbled and incomplete but references Senator Marding and a proposal to cut more than a billion dollars from government appropriations. It suggests a clash with the New York World and mentions the Pacific cable and Dermerarie dotlands, with unclear dates or places.
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Marding Tras
New York
Pacific
KEEP POULTRY CLEAN Dr LeGear’s Lice Killer Ad
Mrs L V Rose of Cuero Texas says lice kill millions of baby chicks yearly when setting hens are not kept clean. Dr LeGear's Lice Killer quickly removes lice and vermin, and his advice has helped thousands of poultry raisers during 27 years as an expert. Local dealers supply Dr LeGear's remedies. Use as directed.
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Dr. LeGear
L. V. Rose
Cuero
Tex
Tr Willy Rss
Unclear Dentists Arrest Case Near Farmington
Dr Powell an Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialist from San Juan region fled toward Gallup while a county sheriff pursued him after a report he sought to lease Aztec Sanitarium. He was captured at Shiprock and jailed in Marvel after paying $103 bail with a woman claimed as his wife present.
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Powell
Gallup
Tocelay
Sherif Wynn
Callap
Dr Powell
Dil
Farmington
Liu
St. Toostay
Marvel
Colorado
Helot Ditanva
Wynn
Shiprock
Dat Kerma
Dr. Powell
Ty Callie Aziee
Sierra Nartlett and Gilbraith Eye Caledonia Mine Revival
Sierra Nartlett and Gilbraith plan to develop the old Caledonia mine Kingston area where a large ore body existed in the early days. A rich ore vein also lies in the Gypsy mine near Kingston, and Fred Hillsher has bought the Ready Pay mill machinery to move to Placer County Hillsboro.
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Nartlett
Gilbraith
Caledonia
Kingston
Ins
Fred Hillsher
Ready Pay
Hillsboro
Eakin Visits Magdalena on Copper Belt Prospect
Socorro J D Eakin of Albuquerque, a stockholder in Copper Belt and Copper Milling, visited Magdalena to review mine progress. He returned with ore samples and predicted the company would be financed soon, begin ore drilling, and emerge as a major Southwest proposition.
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JD. Eakin
Albuquerque
Copper Delt Ex and
Magdalena
Copper Belt Company
Taos Struck by Wave of Crime Across Town
A Taos report notes a surge in lawlessness including assaults, burglaries, and petty theft. The piece suggests weak court actions have failed to curb the disorder, affecting local public life and trust.
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Taos
Horder
Public Land Sale Notice in New Mexico Official Record
The State of New Mexico announces a public sale by the Commissioner of Public Lands in Santa Fe at 2 o clock on a Wednesday in Taos town. The listing includes rights of way, mineral reserves, and debt terms, with a 30 day contract need and a 10 percent annual deferment plan. The notice also covers estate matters for Carmel Satay deceased and appointment of Patricio Vigil as administrator, with claims to be filed per law.
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Public
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Congress
Jones
State of New Mexico
Seattle
Missioner
Court House
Tf Brave Land Office
State Land Office
State of
New Marion
Commissioner of Public Lande State
Mexico
State
New Mexin
Carmel
Jow Patricio
Carmel Sales
M. Edwards
Ica
Prospect of New Oil Well In Northeastern Clayton
Clayton News reports H. J. Nelson in Kansas negotiating for a well in the county's north central area with very favorable prospects. The Snorty Gobbler Oil Co has reorganized and is elated over likely completion of a well abandoned months ago due to financial conditions.
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Clayton
H. J. Nelson
Kansas
Nort
Snorty Gobbler Oil Co
Clayton News
Nugget of Text Fragment on Ancient Shell Industry
Fragmentary OCR notes mention shells, Hindus, Gulf, Meroe, and mining terms. The readable parts reference old industry practices and expert handling of shells, but key names, dates, and locations are garbled and unclear. The passage lacks a coherent event or conclusion to describe further.
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Meroe
Rat I Package Sale Notice
A vintage ad describes a rat poison product named RAT I and notes it mummifies after use, claiming it deters cats and dogs. It lists prices three for 65 cents and one dollar twenty five cents, sold with a guarantee at Collins Drug & Stationery and Kanne Grocery Co.
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Guardy Collins Drug & Stationery and
Kanne Grocery Co
Torrance County Jail Holds Lone Inmate In Sheep Theft Case
A solitary inmate, Lee Davenport, waives a preliminary hearing on stealing 1 000 sheep from Christina Chavez of Estancia. Davenport reportedly moved sheep between Cedarvale and Torrance, facing charges in Torrance County. The piece also notes local health and civic items including an open competitive exam for Mountainair postmaster and a renovated hotel property in Estancia.
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Torrance County
Lee Davenport
Christina Chavex
Astancia
Cedarvale
Torrance
Reward Offered for Arrest in Tomy Board Robbery
At a Monday night tomy board meeting a reward of 100 dollars was offered for the arrest and conviction of the culprits who robbed Captain and Mrs Heerng last week. Philip Fox pursues the case diligently and expects to identify the robbers soon. Dedman Mercentile suffered a disastrous fire destroying most of its stock, likely incendiary in origin, with limited insurance coverage. Gate City Lumber Co builds sheds at its new location and will stock a large yard. fresh stock arrives daily.
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Sila
Teady Exory
Seepeschbaarite
Sehen
Farmington
Wetal Fortineton
Statter
Tomy Board
Heerng
Philip Fox
Dedman
Dedman Mercentile Company
Eit
Gate City Lbr Co
Otero 1s Mine Deal Nears Finalization
The Teo Warnock led property east of Alymogorde about six miles is set for future work that will create a sizable payroll for Amneperde. The negotiations are nearly complete with Warnock not conveying every detail, but the deal appears practically consummated amid responsible and wealthy mining interests.
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Teo. Warnock
Alymogorde
Warnock
Quarantine for seven homes over reaples outbreak study
In San Miguel seven homes were quarantined this morning due to reaples concerns, with additional placards from recent days signaling contagious issues. The article notes anxious residents and mentions two Tulsa youths, Henry and Mes Keeler, traveling with unspecified motives. Police report arrests linked to a break in at Fred Lewis's home near Romeroville and the theft of an automatic ramp gun, with the pair awaiting a hearing before Magistrate Ge Seve in Las Vegas.
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Henry
Mes Keeler
Tulsa
Okla
Leroy
Fred Lewis
Romeroville
Cheda
Moshholder
George Setherland
Las Veeas
Las Vegas
No More Its Sure Coops at Small $125 Size Coke Farm Co
No clear event or named entities readable. The fragment mentions coop size and a price of 125 dollars, with references to farm and company. No decisive actions, dates, or places are identifiable from the text.
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Farm and Co
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