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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
4
The New Mexico State Record is published every Friday at Santa Fe, the state capital, by the State Publishing Company. Frank Staptin is noted as Receiver with second-class matter status granted at the Santa Fe post office under the 1879 act.
A Santa Fe editorial lauds H. O. Bursum as the acceptable choice for United States Senator from New Mexico to fill the vacancy caused by Governor Mechem. It contrasts Bursum with political rivals, praises his integrity and leadership, and comments on the Ford Newberry Michigan recount and a Russia critique about economic effort under Bolshevik rule.
A collage of fragmented text references Yap island cable rights, allied premier pleas, and a burst of 1920s legal and probate notices. It mentions Secretary Colby, the Supreme Council, and Japan in unresolved Yap discussions, alongside 1920s district court notices, estate settlements, mortgage foreclosures, and probate actions across New Mexico and Santa Fe.
Agitators favoring Bolshevik rule protest denial of use of public buildings for propaganda. A provocative claim asks how long a man could hold meetings in Russia, while Trotsky is imagined facing quick punishment. The Cleveland administration left Democrats with huge debts, Republicans in power amid rising woes and barred revenues.
Last year 220 gavern well txwdiedls published in Washington. The number drops to 155 under a new law giving the Joint Committee on Printing jurisdiction over all printing matters. The note hints at cabinet appointments and the New York World’s influence in politics.
The fragment describes a Spartan clash with Argive forces led by Archidamus II. Spartans repel incursions at Lacedaemon, suffering casualties as allies attempt to guard a sacred defile. The text blends corrupted OCR with limited readable names and events.
A garbled OCR passage jumble mentions Shakespeare references and various proper nouns like Venetians and Bohemian. It presents no coherent event, date, or clear entities beyond scattered names, places, and generic terms, lacking a discernible news item or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a large crowd at a parade or event with unclear details. The text references a parade, a crowd, and a person’s mother, but lacks coherent names, places, dates, or outcomes to establish a definite news item.
Listing offers 269 acres of painted and cultivated land near Tyrone with 160 acres painted, 141 cultivated, 70 cultivated, plus 86 pasture acres. Includes water rights, stock range permits, fences, buildings, machinery, 175 white leghorn chickens and cattle herd, hogs, horses, goats, fruit trees, and irrigation potential. Located six miles from Tyrone with nearby towns Silver City and population details. Government water project potential irrigating at least 40 acres. Address inquiries to State Record. Twenty-toed elephants are noted as valued in India per Asia Magazine.
Pr R W Shue feldt in the Aneheony Forestry Magazine argues foxes dominate fables since Aesop and would rob four-fifths of writers’ interest without them. The piece reflects on how foxes symbolize cleverness across eras and cultures.
A boy named Harold visits his grandmother and struggles to recall the hour he must return home. He is told to stay until after dinner, and he plans to ask his grandmother about the exact time, but the moment of departure remains unclear.
The notice states bidders must meet requirements set by the Commissioner of Public Lands. It outlines payment rules, bidding refunds, and the responsibility to cover advertising and incidental expenses. A sale date and official witnesses are noted by the State of New Mexico authorities in 1921.
The Office of the Commissioner of Public Lands announces a public sale by auction of State lands in Quay County for oil and gas exploration and development. Sale items include Sec 2 T1S R2E and Sec 4 T1S R5E totaling 4,622 and 6,000 acres respectively, with minimum bids of 100 dollars per tract and two cents per ton for produced minerals. Bids required in advance with deposits and compliance with state laws. sale date and lot details are stated.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Weesiderfal Steee Minuit Rats and a Bip place alley main stk Ripsitg eRe. It references NAT AL Siemsedeey Milepeetiviane, MF Uta, and a Pes Sud, with Spies Thrne Stationery Cu nearby. The garbled lines suggest a local notice or brief column mentioning places and individuals.
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