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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
5
Fragment from New Mexico News Review shows disrupted text about fires and losses. Scattered phrases mention saving books and furniture, a teacher named Mex. White, and references to Grandpa Parnett and San Sentinel. The garbled prose hints at a disrupted page or continued caption.
A San Juan Review recap covers local commerce and people, noting a Harvey House Day trade for Fig Stores, Sheriff J Wyan gathering facts in Holbrook, and trials involving D P Thainyson with checks. Market chatter includes Hunter and Motes, lamb feeding results, and pricing signals like 748 per ewes, with emphasis on local business activity and community updates.
San Miguel inquest heard Dan Bruick of Las Vegas killed his wife Dorothy and shot himself. The pair sat in a car where Bruick’s note to RC Storrie indicated his last moments. The baby, born to the couple, is with the maternal grandparents. Mayor Blood received a wireless message from White House sources.
A local developer, Mike Weil, plans to form a firm to manage properties in the region. The venture, tied to the Southwest Desert area, aims to capitalize on existing holdings and attract investors. Officials anticipate a formal announcement and launch date soon as details unfold.
Torrance W. M. Crevens and his son Murr ray have arrived to settle permanently on their Pedernal possessions after a summer of homesteading. Judge Mechem has conducted court sessions all week and a docket remains to be heard as Davenport, a young man, faces charges for stealing.
The Clayton News reports on jail matters and court scheduling with the district court for this county moved to April. ties drawn while Judge Mechem visits. Local items note a transport of beans and corrugated metal, a wind event, and community entertainments. arrests for concealed stolen property lead to bond negotiations, while preliminary hearings and indictments loom for the upcoming term.
Mr and Mrs Thomas B Watts and Mr and Mrs Hart of Louisville Kentucky visit Mr and Mrs Charles Watts of Telon. Thomas Watts is a brother of Charles Watts and she is a state senator of Kentucky. The group plans to visit several California cities before returning home.
1632 acres patented land with two 40 acre homesteads relinquishments and nine springs. The ranch features three wind milled reservoirs, 18 miles of fencing, buildings, tractor, farming implements, cattle, mules, and horses. Terms available. For fuller details write 1 SWEET, New Mexico.
A Denver hatchery at P O Box 02 reports selling over 10000 chicks amid a busy season. The notice references the Capone brand and emphasizes supply for local farmers and hobbyists.
Fragmented text from a scrapbook piece mentions a heroine named Maulgen and a character Magee. The nonsensical passages imply confusion and mischief with names and events unclear, reflecting a chaotic excerpt from a serialized reading.
An odd natural phenomenon describes trees merging their saplings into a single trunk, claimed to be unique to a species and possibly tied to fruit traits. A New Brunswick Herald note recalls a faithful house cat story about a tortoise-shell kitten joining a long-time owner, then living by the stove in a bygone house.
A professor claims to have caught the first message from Mars, provoking excited commentary from colleagues. The conversation includes garbled lines and clerical asides, with unclear attribution and fragmented phrases in the transcript.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local item with names and scattered phrases about months dates and places. It mentions a rye spats berry and a person named Hild Vint Robins with unclear context. The text is partially garbled but features individuals and dated entries.
Unclear report alleges a bizarre plot linked to a Tania show at Philynthreme society in Rethil Engain involving a live frog. Separately a buoy from the Lawrene line detached near Quebec and drifted for two years, later found off Australia’s coast.
A short advertisement claims Rat Snap prevented further rodent damage after a winter incident. It notes two new tires were chewed while the car sat in a garage during bad weather. The product is sold in three sizes at 65 cents each, guaranteed by Col and Stationery Co and Kaune Grocery Co.
A historical discussion outlines treasure found by chance belonging partly to the finder and partly to the landowner or crown. It cites Quebec travines and mentions the rule that treasure rests with the finder if found on his land, otherwise ownership may split with the landowner and crown considerations.
Optical text shows garbled lines about smoking pipes and tobacco. It mentions pipe cleaning, nicotine residue, and an unclear conclusion. The readable parts resemble stray notes or headings rather than a coherent report.
A Boston transcription notes a placard in a rural store urging customers to trade here and teach dollars to have more cents. The quirky ad aims to promote shopping locally and boosting financial savvy among patrons.
Estimates show 8,705,000 acres of barren Prussia remain. From 1856 to 1918 about 1,970,000 acres were cultivated. Drainage plans aim to gain an additional 2,705,000 acres of rich soil.
Fragmentary report recalls Schubert’s poverty and fading reputation as critics, fans, and scholars note his posthumous fame while lamenting lost opportunities. The piece mentions the era, lingering questions, and the lasting influence of his music on audiences worldwide.
A fragmentary scene shows two women talking while a worker faces pressure from an unsettled workplace. A physician notes a man drank 42 gallons of water daily as details blur amid tense labor atmosphere and unfamiliar names.
The Chinese calendar has leap years every three years, but instead of an extra day they insert a full month to compensate for the time lost, reflecting their traditional timekeeping method.
A brief, stylized note about a Brooklyn resident seeking the comforts of home while staying at a hotel, reflecting a nostalgic contrast between hotel life and domestic ease.
A rare 640 acre all in one section farm in Harper County Oklahoma near the Coma ton River valley. 500 acres cultivated, good pasture, hog lots, built improvements including barn windmill and well, 36 mile wire, cross fenced. Priced at 45.0 per acre with 20800 total. terms through a local estate commission.
State of Sew Meso reports a road improvement project with multiple culverts metal and concrete structures, lengthy quantities for excavation and fill, and a cattle guard. The work spans 22 miles between Galup and Guam in Meinhley County, with concrete, reinforced bar, and expanded metal features noted.
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