Supreme Court denial shadows government rail control woes
The Santa Fe letter notes the U S Supreme Court refused to review a California high court ruling over damages from the Railroad Administration wartime control. It argues government operation delays justice, urges swift private liability, and criticizes government ownership as costly and slow. It also urges drastic New Mexico actions to deter highway robbery with death penalties, citing other states’ laws.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of California
United States Railroad Administration
McAduo En
Howman
Aelde Amler
Uldlaew
Elaita
Brite
Mite
Levy
Doug
Free Seed Fraud Singled Out in Appropriations Row
A 1921-era notice condemns a free seed distribution scheme tied to agricultural appropriations. It laments subsidies to congressmen over seed gifts to constituents, citing 23900 to 10000 packages allotments and escalating costs as wasteful, urging an end to the practice.
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Tions
Department of Agriculture
Jackeres
SAP Thermos Bottles and Trade Promises in 19th Century Trade
The document discusses thermos bottles imported under trade terms with references to class, workers union, and various duties. It notes a Japanese bottle sold at a premium and a Belgian Beigian knneo reform, with ad valorem duties at 45 percent and restrictions on contents. It mentions a commission and civilizerion efforts amid a cautious import environment.
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Otto Ie Tan
Enid
United States
Gen Wever Disinfectant Invention Noted At Sea
A fragmentary report notes Gen Wever Disinfectant and reference to a new app on board a ship. The wording is unclear but suggests a chemical or method related to disinfection being highlighted during the voyage. No full names or clear events are confirmed in the readable text.
Ranch and Property for Sale with Water Right and Livestock
Offered for sale is 11 acres of patented land and 431 acres under cultivation with additional pasture and grazing rights. The property includes stock range permits, hog range rights, fenced lands, and a state water right of one cubic foot per second for irrigation. Inventory lists horses, cattle, poultry, and various farm implements. irrigation feasibility noted with gravity water tests and nearby pumping options. Located near Silver Cay with altitude and accessible water resources and potential for cattle operations.
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Kses
Perm
Okem Howe
Tyrone
Silver
Twin Bate Brothers Arrival Sparks Local Concern
Reports from the street describe anxious reactions to the arrival of twin brothers. One parent reclines as the other baby notes cause for worry. Foddy shows fever awaiting the baby’s birth. The scene includes the phrase Weh te your teaby oxly ONE. Oure & TWOT.
Local works spur New Mexico readjustment period
The Columbus Telephone company expands service in Burin with line restringing and other improvements planned for the coming fair. An explosion at the Dewing Film station injures George A. Chester Sr and wrecks the air tank, hurling debris and damaging nearby Coca Cola plant equipment. Sheriff Smyer and deputies pursue suspects in a series of incidents including a Robbery at the Clark Clo thing Co. and the Rambo premises case. County commissioners weigh abandoning the county hospital to save costs amid low medical aid demand.
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New Mox
Alabama
Nigiswaymi
New Mexico
Columbus Telephone Company
Burin
Flus
Calumbis Mirror
Dewing Film Station
George A. Chester, Sr
Chester
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Coca Roly
Sherif Jack Suyer
Zo Unvis
Meddila Park
Abe Clark i Time Company
Davis
Andres Rodrigues
Tyrone
the & Y
Jodee Rogers Ray Lloyd
Harry G
Grand Jury
Vinay Wrater
Clark Clothing Co
Harding Whitewater school building completed with twenty pupils
The Harding district praised the completed school building in Whitewater. Miss Opha Cloudt teaches the twenty pupils. A strong water flow was found on J C McCamant’s cattle ranch, where a stock well was drilled and yielded a valuable flow.
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Harding
Whitewater
Opha Cloudt
Rea
Cher
J. ¢. McCamant
Euet Pty
Farmers and school district talks in Roy and area
A movement to consolidate school districts in Vaikdew Arkansas Valley Nolan and Levy drew petitions across four districts with sentiment favoring consolidation. Farmers in Levy shipped wheat to Acadona and beans to Beaumont while some corn moved to a warehouse. A diphtheria outbreak and a fatal accident at the M sa Co-Operative elevator claimed young lives, closing banks and post offices for Ronald Hobson’s funeral in Roy.
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Vaikdew
Arkansas Valley
Nolan Wid Levy
Fairview
Lee
Emony Sionera
Sanson
Farmers” Exchange of Levy
Accona
Beaumont
Texas
Roy
Msa Co-Operative
Koone Hobson
E. Hobson
Dlem
Kea
Ronald
Roy i
Bank interior redesign aims to level steps with sidewalk
Otero Chase Mitchell of Maino State Bank plans a radical interior change with the banking floor near street level and the large alcove entrance lowered to street height. The alteration would remove a longtime popular gathering spot for street lizzards, drawing local critique and complaints about the timing and impact on pedestrians.
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Chase Mitchell
Maino State Bank
Mitchell
Fire destroys store and garage stock losses rise high
Fire at the H. Lee Robinson building and E. W. Baker garage caused total losses. CG Crain occupied the site with groceries and drugs. Crain carried about $5000 in insurance while his loss is estimated at $7200. Baker's garage was insured for $200 and his losses totaled about $2135. Roth’s losses by the fire are not fully clear in the report.
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Sau Jon
H. Lee Robinson
E. W. Baker
CG. Crain
Mr. Crain
Baker
Karage
Roth
Ross
Torrance News Ties Lee Davenport to Local Court Case
The Torrance Tribune reports Lee Davenport, held in the Oklahoma Gay County jail on theft charges, arrived in town with relatives for court proceedings. The piece notes Davenport's father, a poor worker, traveled to see him as Framers plan new construction in the area and a series of public concerts and civic events are discussed by local officials and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Lee Davenport
Torrance
T. J. Pearwn
Oklahoma
Gay County
Fleur
Girrizoro
Glenrie Tribune
Sym- Ty
Cleofus Romero
Bos
Tueunwari
Prietieleg
Cory
Ten
Chamber of Commerce and Public
Ubiueter Jamies Nat
Rich ore yields spark New Mexico mine report
In Socorro the Garfield mine yields ore richer than 12540 in gold and silver from quartz during annual assessment at Treasure Vault. Magdalena bank stockholders elect directors Jose Y Aragon Fred Nicholas Wm K Morley W J Andrus W J Eaton Justiniano Baca Edward James Jerry Gonzales and officers Wm B Morley president Jose Y Aragon vice president J R Foss cashier. Magdalena auto supply changes hands to Herman Raabe cash basis manager. Able Alexander reports light rain and snow in Reserve district with stock and range in good condition.
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First National Bank of Magdalena
Jose Y. Aragon
Fred Nicholas
Wm. K. Moreley
W. J. Andrus
W. J. Eaton
Justiniano Baca
Edward James
Jerry Gonzales
Wm B Morley
J. R Foss
Alexander
Stock
Ranzox
Public Notice for Oil and Gas Lease in New Mexico
State of New Mexico publishes notice of oil and gas lease auction in Taos county. Commissioner invites bids by 9 am on Friday, April 1, 1921, at the court house front door in Quay county. Amounts, deposits, and conditions set. bids due five days after publication.
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State OF
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Provinions Fai Act
Congres
New’ Mexico
State Land Office
Purhe
Apel Hil
Tacuméari
Quay
New Menem
Desved Vande
Loudissiongs
Liege Sia
Cma
Mexico
Laniis
Ice Monica
Horet
Commisserer of Public Lands
State of Mexico
Bloomfield Orchard Purchase Sparks Local Optimism
Bloomfield buys twenty acre orchard southeast of Jumes tore with plans for a commercial apple operation. Seitsinger predicts future prosperity and a satisfactory dividend after readjustment. TD Steele notes hay on La Plata nearly all sold to feeders, as farmers prefer selling now to waiting for the next crop. widespread leather tanning due to cheap hides prompts calls for a united effort to organize the combines.
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HM. Seiteing
Bloomfield
Jumestore
Seitsinger
TD. Steele
la Plata
Mark
San Miguel charged with arson at brother in law home
Montoya bound over to the grind pary under 2000 dollars. Fire damaged building valued at 100 dollars. Incident stemmed from a quarrel with his brother in law. Event linked to a Leonard Hoskins American Legion gathering with speakers and tables listed.
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Santiago Aragon
San Geronimo
Aracieto Montoya
Montoya
Incipient Fires Detected and Prevented in Sierra
Two small fires were spotted Tuesday and Wednesday night, stopped in time by Dan Miller and Guy McPherson, then Gay McPherson and Dr Heaton. Coal oil had been poured on a fence near the Chinese bakery, promptly extinguished. School equipment including thirty desks and two recitation benches was reported, with more to follow as Pat Valencia has taken a case.
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Sullivan
Dan Miller
Guy McPherson
Gay McPherson
Dr. Heaton
Public land lease drive and town improvements in New Mexico
A long-winded notice details Eddy County public lands leasing efforts, a bean drive for Austria, local civic actions in Grenville and Union County, and plans for street repairs, station work, and fire prevention. It notes a New Mexico land sale, official notices, and sale procedures with county commissioners and Santa Fe offices.
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East First Street
Grenville
Union County
Cente Prieto
J ML. Starkey
J. M. Mays
Des Moines
New Mexico Road Improvement Project Bid Notice
Public notice from the New Mexico State Highway Commission invites bids for a federal aid project in Grant County near Espe rita and the Grande rivers. Plans and specs are available at the State Engineer’s Office Santa Fe with bidding in late January 1921. deposits refunded on plan return.
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New Mexico
Wederet Ud
Ba County
District Fe Rineet
Sousa ‘Fe
New’ Mexico
Altice
Kay Engineer
Suwa Fe
Corte
sisieWihway
Mesiow
Sanwary Ak
Public Land Sale Notice in Luna County New Mexico
State wide notice announces public land sale in Luna County near the Santa Fe line and the court house with details on sale date, terms, payment schedule, and forfeiture provisions. It states parcels with improvements and specific bid deposits, contract terms, and rights reserved by the State of New Mexico.
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State OF New Mexico
Luna County
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