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New Mexico State Record in Santa Fe, New Mexico

21 Mar 1919

Page 6

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New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1919

Page

6

A Desert Valley Tale of Rickard and Hardin

Rickard, an engineer for the Overland Pacific, arrives in Calexico to confront Hardin and the Hardin family as a desert reclamation project heats up. He meets Gerty Holmes and Innes Hardin, attends a tense dinner, and navigates rivalries, a looming dam disaster, and the new management drama led by Ogilvie. The town buzzes with rumor as Rickard sizes up Hardin, Gerty, and the political stakes in the valley.

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Rickard Marshall Tuscon Arks Rickard Rowls Rive Thos Thedin Desert Thulin Horton Iinder Rickard Riekie Ube Austar Hardin Blekard Indies Aln- Daria Alabama Thomas Hiri Lawrence Hyriin Sickard Mardin Finn Hickard Ickard Improvement Club Innes Hardin Notra Tucson Marshall's Hanlin Gerty Richard Inves In-nes Jardin Innes Tardins Eny Tanes Rielkard Gerry Hardin Gerty Holmes Desert Hotel Desert Reclamation Company Tom Hardin Brandon Calexico Ant Pete Tadian Ogilvie Mexico Barranca University of California Colorado Sugan MacLean George MacLean Tron Man of Iron Neers Los Angeles Suther Flo California Almed Stammere Ogilvie Tronalt Ogilvie Tme Mexicali Oglivie Tuexon Wooster Silent Hercules Frederick Augustus Bodefelut
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Rickar Moves to Save the Valley in a Cliffhanger

Rickar seeks a single path to rescue the valley and his views clash with H din. The forthcoming installment appears set to justify Rickard’s forebodings as he undertakes the crucial task. TO BE CONTINUED.

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Rickar H Din Rickard
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Nurse in Four Wars Remembered in Bath Obituary

Mrs Teresa Eden Richardson died at Bath England, noted by the London Times as a nurse in four wars. She earned the South African medal the Order of the Crown of Japan and the 1914 Star among others. She tended at Bloemfontein during the South African War and with Japan’s Red Cross in Russia, Athens in the Greco Turkish War, and Antwerp during WWI. She and her maid stayed at her hotel through bombardment and escaped despite wireless and pigeons.

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Teresa Eden Richardson Bath England Japan Red Cross London Times Richardson Bloemfontein Red Cross Society of Russia Athens Greece Turkey Brierfort Brussel Antwerp
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Dragging Roads in Spring Suggests Road Maintenance Tips

A guide on spring road dragging explains how winter ruts and bumps from harvest hauling disrupt travel. It covers blade angles, hitch setup, and using a road machine to smooth wet surfaces, keep the road dry after a freeze, and reduce the need for crushed stone due to scarce materials.

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A Hoe and a Sponge: Mulch Preserves Moisture for Crops

A thick cultivated soil mulch is one of the best ways of saving moisture for growing crops. He that most frequently stirs his soil, especially in times of drought, reaps, other things being equal, more abundant harvest than if tillage were neglected.

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Character of Community Roads Define Its Life

Roads index the character of any community and determine its importance. They either limit its advance or aid it. If it isn't worth a good road, it isn't worth living in.

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Corn in Laying Ration Adjusts Poultry Diets

Poultrymen are advised that corn in laying rations should be increased beyond common recommendations. Those using corn in their feed may find it advantageous to proportion it more heavily in the mixture.

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Unclear Phrase Fragment from Historic Page

Fragmentary OCR note mentioning a “peratore” and a warning that a batter should not be touched with a human band, plus a remark about cream not charn so well in autume. No clear event or entity to summarize.

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