State Publishing Company weekly Santa Fe newspaper note
New Mexico State record notes Frank Staplin as editor and receiver for the weekly Santa Fe publication. The paper is published every Friday by the State Publishing Company and entered as second class matter at the Santa Fe post office under the 1879 act. Subscription price listed at 9150 per year.
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Tariff Support Grows Among Washington Businessmen
The piece notes few Washington businessmen favor a tariff, suggesting producers care more about policy outcomes than protection. It interprets this as confidence the Republican Congress will enact a tariff law. It mentions Southern businessmen now favor tariffs considering production costs, and highlights Senator Bursem’s effective advocacy linking to Farmington Times Muster.
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New Mexico's New Senator in national labor reform debate
The piece reports on New Mexico's new senator amid a Denver federation session with teleerate yeas from groups like the farmers and workers. It notes opposition to state ownership proposals and advocates for centralized federal authority, while hinting at upcoming votes and reorganizations in government.
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New Mexico Senator Bursum praised in national debate
The article extols Ho Bursum for his quick rise since becoming United States Senator, praising his practical bills and accessible representation. It notes opposition to a road race and military spending while highlighting his "able and prudent" state-focused agenda and engagement with constituents.
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Hen killed by rat poison ad from three sites
A short classified style notice describes a poultry owner anger over a dead setting hen. It promotes RAT-SNAP rat poison sold by Collins Drug & Stationery Co and Kanne Grocery Co with price 1d and 65 and a $1.52 guarantee across three sites.
Strong delegation opposition to vaccine stance fuels election clash
A political candidate faces a heated contest as a strong delegation from Iyota condemns the Vaccinee policy and backs an anti tie vote. The dispute centers on leadership and the oath, with supporters urging solid backing of the candidate while critics call for a change in administration and policy direction.
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Glory and infamy in remembered lives and canine critics
A reflective essay traces how history crowns early achievers like Columbus and explorers, then pivots to a New York newspaper piece arguing against dog haters who scapegoat canines for rabies fears. It highlights loyalty of dogs and questions the motive of those seeking extermination.
Profligacy Saga in Royal Court Intrigue and Duel
Fragmented OCR narrative recounts a tangled court drama featuring a spur fighter, lovers, and a queen, with plots, betrayals, and a duel in France over a favored romance. Key figures include Sophie Livonner, Jullyse Murka, Dr. Siniensee, and a dowager queen.
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Fragmented Speech From Roger Clap Letter To His Children
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Scotland and North American Delicacies in Mixed Reflections
A fragmented reminiscence blends notes of porridge and oats with cultural references from Scotland and the United States. A traveler recalls Scotia Junction and Edinburgh Castle, tying memories to a cheerful hotel encounter and a playful bonhomie about national dishes.
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Fragmented text on political rhetoric and reform era
The passage presents a garbled excerpt referencing voting, political figures, and reform era themes. It alludes to a speaker urging prompt and faithful duty, with mentions of Hearst, Horace Greeley, and “attentive in the flesh” duties, suggesting a historical context on public virtue and political action.
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Mean Advantage Banquet Chair Remarks Disrupted
A chaotic public banquet scene interrupts the program with a recess and unclear transitions. The chairman delays announcing the next speaker as attendees stretch and await the unidentified guest speaker amid fragmented dialogue.
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Aurtie Life Marie Visit Ends in Humorous Foot Tale
Aurtie Life Marie visited her grandmother and faced a playful scolding from her aunt who urged washing feet. In the bedroom Marie’s guardian remarked on dirty feet, prompting a surprised response about a late touch-up. The moment carries a light tone of family banter from a small domestic scene.
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Mind and Invention From Arkwright to Klondike Era
A fragmented historical account traces early spinning innovations by Arkwright and Ma r g raves to later tales of Klondike exploration and wealth. The piece juxtaposes technological progress with speculative ventures, noting impacts on industry and society while mentioning fever, mental disease, and medical observations amid historical anecdotes.
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Old Colony Dinner Marked Pilgrim Landing, 1709
The Old Colony Aule of Plymouth observed December 22 1709 with a procession and a dinner described as a proper repast. The menu featured a cranberry dish, exaquetaeh and frost fish among several courses, including fowl and cheese in the old colony style.
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Origin of American Indians and migration debate
The text argues the American Indian origin remains unresolved, noting anatomical similarity to Mongolians and suggesting Asiatic ancestors. It claims migration timing is uncertain, with estimates ranging from 200 to 2000 years ago.
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Roman Oyster Idea Explained By A Roman
A fragmentary note presents a Roman idea about oysters. It suggests living oysters possess nourishing properties and that salted preparation aids health. It claims eating eight to twelve raw oysters before dinner is healthier than other fare, reflecting antique dietary beliefs.
Death by Own Action Among Musicians Rare Case
A cryptic report notes musicians who die by their own action, citing unnamed figures and a remark by LORY Wh. The piece suggests mental strain and fame play roles, with a warning about dangers facing artists in the music world.
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Classified Civil Engineer Seeks Wife for Marriage
A garbled classified ad bundle offers marriage services and matchmaking clubs across several cities including California and Ohio. It touts confidential, rapid marriages, wealthy members, and “The Successfu Club” plus “The Ole Reliable” with boxes in Oaklane and Oakland, plus a maternity hospital ad and TB clinic listing.
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WANTED AGENTS FOR SALE OF INCOME PROJECTS AND HOSIERY
Classified notice offers positions for agents and salesmen in Massachusetts and Chicago. Promises free investment schooling and potential commissions up to 36 dollars weekly. Mentions life and health department links and guaranteed hosiery lines for men women and children.
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Noted Vet Promotes RAT SNAP to Farmers
Farmers heed Dr Tf. 11, Dututer claims RAT SNAP clears rats in three months, whether active or not. He says it works every time and recommends it to everyone with rats. Sold and guaranteed by Callins Drug & Stavery Co and Raune Grocery Co.
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Lincoln man for the ages and national figures in a 19th century weekly
The National Republican runs a serialized profile of a Lincoln era statesman and pioneer in American history. It highlights the author’s plan to explore life from boyhood through inauguration and presidency, framing him as a central figure in American politics and industry. The feature is part of a broader series including Makers of American History and Women as Part in American Life.
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New Mexico Highway Debentures Offered for Sale
The State of New Mexico issues state highway debentures dated July 1 for 100000.00 due July 2, 1922 with 5 percent interest payable semiannually. Offers must be at the State Treasurer's office Santa Fe or New York. bids opened at Santa Fe. Ten percent bid bond required. Open to public June 15, 1921. Charles Citron State Treasurer. First publication June 3, 1921. last publication June 26, 1921.
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Patent road improvements in New Mexico bidding notice
Notice of sealed proposals for federal aid road work in Lea County and other districts, with project scope including concrete and metal culverts, gravel surfacing, and bridge work. Details outline locations Roswell and Santa Fe corridors, bid deadlines, examination offices, and rights reserved by state and federal agencies.
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