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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
4
The Santa Fe newspaper reports on state budget planning under Governor Larrazolo, bank examiner George H Van Stone’s annual report, and Fidel Ortiz chosen as Penitentiary superintendent. It notes petroleum production gains, U S Geological data, and a debate on immigration and labor supply amid postwar conditions.
Journalists versus theorists in press management and governance. The piece argues editors must blend practical business sense with editorial vision, warning that publishers rely on community prosperity and cannot survive on theory alone. It notes educators and journalists filling government roles and cites Carter as an example.
The article describes a contentious district attorney race being reviewed in high court with figures such asRead and Leahy involved. It notes opposition from national administration and alleged use of stickers and an appropriation dispute. The piece mentions officials including Chief Justice Parker Iver and others from Las Vegas. The outcome remains uncertain as legal arguments proceed.
A verse page fragment questions the notion of God guiding ruin in a world of greed and bloodshed. attributed to Margaret Wright of Darkehod New Mexico, it laments vandalism of the land and proclaims faith in enduring harvests and renewal despite man’s devastation.
The text portrays a bizarre community notice filled with scattered names and threats. It mentions Eilks 17 planning “to doo som things necxt munth” and warns against opposition, with references to people like Mine teerell Shin and Mizuy Hen’ndersohn. It hints at staged performances, stunts, and potential arrests, aiming to provoke action and caution among readers.
War Council reports large orders from the YMC A for demobilization prep. The department placed purchases including 350 pianos 500 portable organs 180 phonographs 694 needles with each phonograph 2500 heating stoves 38 hot drink boilers and extensive cookware. Also 4000 brooms 50 galvanized pads 2000 dishpans 800 tables 16090 benches and 1000 chairs to replace worn items.
An old health spot warns that overeating and rich foods cause kidney strain and a general decline in health. It recommends taking four spoonfuls of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days to improve kidney function and alleviate back pain and urinary issues.
The document outlines toll charges for station to station and person to person calls, including appointment and messenger options, night rates, report charges, collect calls, and initial period rates for airline distances between 144 and 152 miles. It specifies minimum charges, rate multipliers, and conditions for waivers or refusals when connected. It also notes the use of directory information for dialing and the handling of unavailable numbers or addresses.
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