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Fragmentary OCR text discusses rains and local conditions in Chaves region with scattered names and places. Readable items mention reservations, Martinins, and weather impacts, but many terms are garbled, preventing clear event identification.
Colfax Brand Reveiver Charter Efforts Amid Theft Risks
A fragmented report outlines Colfax efforts to brand and revive a regional initiative amid theft risks and community concerns. It mentions plans, local leaders, and potential funding steps, with a focus on restoring trust and energy.
Fragmented Dona Ana item hints at fruit focus
A rough, damaged note mentions Dona Ana and a focus on fruit in a waning context. Names and specifics are unclear, but the fragment suggests a regional reference to a fruit-related topic or event connected to Dona Ana.
Fragmentary travel note from Crees Rep market area
An OCR fragment describes a travel item tied to a market setting at Crees Rep and a loom of unplanted sizes. It mentions Mesi ation and Bair mire with unclear context and incomplete data. The readable elements hint at a market scene and American ties but lack coherent events or names.
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Crees
Eddy Promotion For Captain LoD in Artesia Company
A historic notice details Captain LoD Aneanads in command of the Artesia company at the New Mex hill station promoted to major. It mentions Major Mwhod H teccemennfiered and Folvmibtis peapte Colin Come, with unclear lines about Mey Magee and related personnel. The fragment cites SEAN rites and local military chatter amid promotion chatter and internal transfers.
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Lod
Aneanads
Artesia Company
Mex
Jew Hiftinsry
Colin Come
Over to Grand Jury in Sparse Report
A jumbled report references a grand jury and mentions individuals and locations in terse terms. Names and specifics are unclear, but the notice implies a legal proceeding or inquiry moving forward with awaiting testimony or action. The fragmentary text hints at potential confinement or charges.
Local Leader Reports on Town Meeting and Exports
A town leader discusses a recent meeting addressing local issues and export plans. The report notes discussions on industrial aims, energy questions, and potential impacts on residents. Strong entities include the town council and regional businesses.
Hart jets to Colorado race for Avalon stock pens
Hart travels from Wy to Colorado to race at Avalun stock pens, aiming to place in the event.
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Avalun
Hotel Almoat Completed In Fifty Years Of Progress
Fragmented OCR note describes hotel completion, dates in February and March, and mentions a director or manager with several garbled names. It references Mr Chitner Tae and a 4th National event, with plans extending over weeks and terms amid uncertain dates and places.
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Hotel
Almoat
Elaye
Trumitton
Hayes
Marien
Chitner
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Note
Fragmentary text mentions Lincoln Estey and Pipe Bases with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event, date, or clear entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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Estey
Pretty Good Investments at Liberty in MonDay Market
Fragmentary OCR item mentions investments and a Monday date with references to firms and individuals. The readable text names Liberty and Milly, with vague investment activity implied, presenting a brief, period-tinged note on local finance.
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Ganzites
Vane
Moule Tyne
Lost shipment disrupts Hearst farms operations
Scrambled notes describe a disruption at Hearst ranches with J.C. Mises as general manager. Report mentions a shipment of goods, a land parcel near Mesigan, and a company well at the Vale region. Details are unclear but indicate ongoing work and adjustments by Conrier and others.
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Columbire
Hartland
Hearst Fetteries
Mesigan
J.C. Mises
Heard Ranches Fin
Chriibas Conrien
Promoter Jackson Challenged in Bawdy House Charge
Columbus Motel promoter Marshal Jackson faced a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Bo M. Reed on a charge of operating a bawdy house. The complaint was filed by the provost marshal, and Jackson was bound over on the charges.
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Marshal Jackson
Columbus
Bo M. Reed
Unclear fragment hints at federal grand jury action
Fragment mentions a federal grand jury at Courier with incomplete names and details. No clear event date or outcome available.
M'Kinley Power Plant Contract Awarded
The contract for installing an electrical power plant to extract water from city wells for municipal use was awarded to Sterns Rader Company of Denver. Bids were submitted for equipment and systems, with Sterne-Borger Company noted for the design. The contract covers the plant equipment but excludes the building.
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Sterns Rader Comeny
Denver
Sterne-Borger
Mora Bench Dry as Town Franks Ry Shed Sheatine
Fragmented OCR text provides unclear local report. It mentions a town, a person named Ry, and references to a spur of activity including training and a team setup. The readable content is too garbled to extract a clear event, date, or outcome for a factual headline.
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Frank
Weal Tron Nisbeury
Rene
Tow Salinah Hayter Firm Named for New Fortory Project
The Hartley firm of Otero XV tow Salinah Hayter will be joined by Chambers & Trost & Trost EY Pasnc architects for a new Fortory venture. Harvey Sewell oversaw a near 930 pound specimen and the staff will begin work soon. J D Ro tt and Saxon lead the meters. M ehnere contracted, with production expected in a few weeks.
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Salinah Hayter
Weietiine
Harvey Sewell
Box
J.drott
Wow
Saxon
Mehnere
Water rights case to be decided this week
The La Luz water case has been on trial for four to five years, involving water rights for multiple claimants in and around Va Tay and including Mainmuerde. Judge Medler will hear further volume this week with a likely near completion and a final allocation to settle all parties in interest.
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la Luz Water Ca
Va Tay
Mainmuerde
Medler
Salvation Army drive begins with New Mexico quota
Have your check or the cash ready for the drive for the Salvation Army, which was started on Wednesday. New Mexico will furnish the $18,000 that is its quota and then some.
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Salvation Army
New Mexico
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