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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
4
A long reflective piece discusses the New Mexico election and public virtue. It contrasts political vitality with self improvement goals and hints at how ballots reveal broader social values. The text critiques media coverage and emphasizes education, civic duty, and orderly reform.
The piece reflects on an open season of cheer amid defeat, urging early Christmas shopping and the joy of giving. It notes that despite sting of defeat, citizens stay hopeful about future events and opportunities in the weeks ahead.
The article discusses how patent laws protect inventors and encourage investment by presenting the tradeoffs between strong protection and competition. It contrasts two forms of protection, arguing that without patents, inventive effort may wane due to intense rivalry, while patents spur innovation by guaranteeing exclusive rights to useful new devices for a period.
Fragmentary text discusses the President and Congress, alleging mismanagement of railroads and calls for betterment of policy. It references Congress during the last week of a session ending in September, criticizing the administration and party conduct and predicting political repercussions.
An 1866 mining act promised free access to mineral lands, but Forest Service regulations on National Forest reservations curb prospecting and timber rights. The author cites legal authority, court decisions, and potential criminal penalties to argue that these rules effectively deny mining and timber rights.
A fragmented passage expresses hopes that a senator will turn protest rulings by the General Land Office into action. It mentions uncertain prospects and skeptical outlooks about developments and the political process.
The upcoming legislature will be Republican with Senate 15 to 9 and House 30 to 19. A long list names district by district governors selecting State Senators and Representatives from San Miguel, Bernalillo, Valencia, Taos, Doña Ana, Lincoln, McKinley, Rio Arriba, Socorro, Santa Fe, Union, Luna, Roosevelt, and other counties plus multiple party-nominated candidates and district assignments.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered opinions on aid, neutrality, and intervention. It references Wilson, the Allies, and Britain, with mentions of U.S. stance, trade, and political figures. The piece appears to be a杂 mixed political column or speech excerpt with unclear context and garbled phrasing.
The article discusses free tolls for American ships backed by Wilten and Ta in 1912, cites the Democratic platform, and notes prior Japan California property laws. It mentions Bryan's failed effort to stop the California law, diplomatic notes with Japan, and tensions over Mexican policy and possible war, ending with A. A. Jones’ election and expectations for New Mexico’s role.
Mr. Edison offers a new take on a famed definition claiming genius is ten per cent inspiration and ninety per cent prespiration. Distinguished figures share the view that hard work is the essential trait shaping genius.
A reflective note on helping others while recognizing limits. The author emphasizes cheerful aid to people and the value of a broad life view that includes the other fellow.
Socorro county paid its first citizen and ablest man Hon. H O Bursum a high tribute last Tuesday when it gave him a plurality of nearly one thousand for governor.
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