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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
4
An obscured OCR fragment mentions a location Santa Fe and a dated reference March 3 167 with unclear context. The readable terms imply a bureaucratic or archival note about possession or office status, but the sentence is fragmentary and lacks verifiable action or identifiers.
A garbled but recognizable political item shows Colfax County Democrat urged endorsement for Senator Bursum. The fragment mentions presidential electors, the state, and a push within New Mexico politics, with references to campaigns, telegrams, and lingering concerns about reform and party alignment.
A fragmented OCR passage notes changes in road and school funding, with average payments rising to about 548 per property and state and county government taxes shifting since 1912. It mentions a large 1 000 valuation for state governance and taxes affecting school support, with personal assets and unclear figures, highlighting reliance on property assessments and the tax burden on heirs after death.
Damaged OCR text outlines widespread state issues including road quality and schooling. Mentions high poverty, outbound travelers, and invented phrases. references to decades past and general hardship without clear names or dates.
Fragmented text references reform efforts and projections for the next year. Mentions a department, potential changes, and uncertain timelines. Names and places are unreadable due to OCR corruption.
State tax case before the Supreme Court involves a firm whose taxes were abated and a $140,000 valuation reduced. The district court’s authority to alter assessments is challenged. the high court examines limits on district courts and affirms or overturns the lower ruling. The decision cites New Mexico precedents and features Chief Justice Rasnadis, Justice Roberts, and Justice Parker.
The court reviews a dispute involving Elizabeth Roberts as appellee against SG Humphreys and WAL Barty, with claims tied to oil exploration and land rights in Dayton New Mexico. The decision analyzes ownership, damageres, and the impact of algae findings on mineral rights and property conditions within the district court’s ruling.
Partial readable text indicates a bumper pinon nut crop in northern New Mexico this year. It mentions forecasts or notes about harvest expectations tied to forest conditions and regional conditions, with names partially legible. The fragmentary source cites Holman and Skagon as possible individuals or places.
A mangled OCR passage describes widespread mites and pests impacting trees and crops in eastern regions. It mentions Beers Linsy, Kerem iene ra orale, and various scientists or groups assessing methane effects and forest health concerns with possible mitigation efforts.
A federal weather bulletin says crop conditions are favorable across most of the state with good rains and rapid crop growth. Some showers caused minor damage in the southwest, but overall harvests and third cuttings in southern valleys show larger fields and improving yields. Corn tasseling and silking progress in central and northern counties while cantaloupe shipments continue with minimal restriction.
A garbled page of classifieds lists maternity hospital ads in Oakland and Kansas City, hosiery sales with pay rates, astrology pitches, public notices of publication, and random names. It includes references to Mrs Ash, Mrs T B Long, Felipe Meauviles, and several scattered addresses and firms. The jumble lacks coherent events but preserves names, places, and implied services.
A legal public notice from New Mexico announces the filing of a land claim with the Department of the Interior. It lists claimants such as Antonio Acuna and Stanley, with publication details in Santa Fe and nearby counties. The notice describes the land description, publication dates, and the legal steps for interested parties to respond or contest within the specified period.
The State of New Mexico State Corporation Commission certifies Atlas Construction Company has filed for authority to operate as a Colorado entity under New Mexico law. The certificate, signed by the commission chair and secretary, records entry in Santa Fe on the fifteenth day of January with details of the company, officers, and authorized business.
State notice announces public sale of oil and gas lease rights on lands in Hidalgo County New Mexico under federal and state laws. Bids due, deposits required, bidder responsibilities explained, and sale details including dates and location published by the Commissioner of Public Lands.
State of New Mexico publishes a public notice for oil and gas lease sales in Eddy County with bidding rules, minimum bid per acre, required deposits, and conditions for completion of purchase. The notice specifies land description, sale procedures, and safety of funds, with dates and filing details. Names of officials and offices appear, including the Commissioner of Public Lands and the Office of Public Lands.
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