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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
2
A fragmented report notes rising concern over chicken supplies with mentions of Hetestige We and Geo on the muurker, suggesting chickens and eggs may become scarce soon amid unclear sources and spellings.
In McKinley County a survey on prairie dog control prompts a heated debate over the store Lecanicart Amerie. Community leaders weigh environmental concerns and costs as officials seek a workable extermination plan.
Fragmentary text reports on Roosevelt remarks and smoky atmosphere after a month, mentioning May and a state event. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but reference to a journal and Soleil appears. The readable portion suggests a political or public setting with disputed timing this week.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Farm and Madam, a person named Nas, and Garad Welpine with garbled phrases about time devoted to care and years, lacks coherent news event or clear entities to summarize meaningfully.
The fragment suggests a court hearing about two prisoners and concerns within the town. It references culture and community but lacks clear names, dates, or places to anchor further details.
Witlefinl returned Wednesday from Hintlefield Texas with team arrangements for cattle shipment. Officials plan to ship them next week to Taorat heat and cattle to await further directives.
A. Snera shipped from Kynna over 180 scarlines to Dalhart Texas last week where they will be pastured.
A man named Johnson was reportedly shot at the top hand with a .22 rifle while hunting rabbits last Sunday at a ranch several miles west of town, according to Portules News. The victim is Burl Johnson's son and the incident occurred near Neat Tanks.
Verne I. White of Bloomfield was killed when a thrown from his horse during a return trip from Aztec. He had repeatedly sought enlistment in the army but was refused due to his age. Parents reside on a ranch near Paebly Caterade.
This week The Simpson Mercantile Co of Farmington closed a deal to absorb the Ho Algert Co’s wholesale house. The consolidation creates a larger distribution footprint and strengthens regional supply lines.
The business will operate under mati at Simpson Mer circuit Co, moving all goods into the Pere building. Abe Cayvent Jaime Pout, owner of the Myert store, retires from native business due to poor health and plans to spend time on the east in Callfort tore. Simpson and Woe Hunter, owners of the Simpson Mer motte Co, are noted business figures preparing what may become a large wholesale house in the San Jian Basin Fare nivaton Hustler.
Mal Thomas suffered abdominal pain after overeating dough gods. Hal sought medical aid at Oehs hospital for suspected appendicitis or related condition, with unclear details and fragmented notes.
Fragmentary notes describe ongoing dig at a site with bones found in several tubs. Twenty workers and an independent team are involved, with vessels and tools cataloged as the excavation proceeds amid cautious work and uncertain dates.
Mrs. M. Xeneronis died after long illness at her Hit city home. Neighbors noted poor health recent. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Ro Wy Means the following afternoon at the family home. Interment followed in the Socorro cemetery plot.
A Monday report from Mawilalena News notes the Manstri ranch country delivered over 11000 pounds of wool consigned to the U S government under the rules governing distribution of all wool stocks for the year.
Rainfall is reported across most of the range country of western Se corn county and grass growth is improving. Stack conditions are described as impire vine and the outlook for this portion of the state is improving rapidly according to Magdalena News.
Ten men labeled slackers were rounded up last Thursday night and transported by Marshal HS Hall to Socorro on Friday morning. They will be sent to El Paso for induction into the U.S. Army, facing a short shift and little sympathy from the community.
Four auto loads, two from this city and two from Texas, left yesterday for Taos country to spend three or four weeks camping alone the trout streams of that county. The campers declined to name themselves for publication.
Dean of Morality shipped a load of registered Hereford heifers last week. H Connell of Nara Visa purchased part of the herd in a sale in Clin ton Oklahoma.
Fragmentary report notes unusual beetle activity north of Mountainair in the mesa region. Local observers say the beetles are working more seriously, with unclear details about individuals or dates and mention of Mountainair in connection to the area and ongoing inquiries.
Two Davis children and two Liggett relatives sought Pasteur treatment for hydrophobia after a dog bite. The incident occurred twenty miles east of Zere as reported by the Herald.
Union boosters met to argue for forming a commercial club in the city with Dr H R Mills as chairman to handle preliminary work. Juan J. Dura, appointed by the War Council of Defense, leads a Salvation Army drive in Union County, performing frontline relief work akin to Red Cross and Y.M.C.A. efforts.
Work began last week on an auction to the old Mosquere school house, which Catholics are rebuilding into a modern chapel.
The State Record announces a new serial titled Outwitting The Hun starting in August. It follows Pat O’Brien, an American flier, as he escapes a German prison train and traverses 250 miles of enemy territory to reach holland and freedom.
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