State Capital Record Notice of Publication in Santa Fe
The New Mexico State Record is published every Friday at Santa Fe by the State Publishing Company. Frank Staplin serves as receiver. The publication is entered as second class matter at the Santa Fe post office under an act of March 3, 1879.
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Santa Fe
The
State Publishing Company
New Mexico
Edgar Hepp
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
New York
Hepp
Deming Graphic
Strikes and Economic Strain Highlight Early 20th Century Plight
A dense column discusses 1913 wage growth, coal miners demands, and a looming strike. It cites proposed wage hikes, shorter hours, overtime penalties, and Sunday work limits. The piece links labor strife to railway regulation, transportation, and broader economic distress across communities.
Fire Destroys Cottage as Neighbors Rescue Occupants
In the northeast city area a rapid blaze collapsed a cottage after neighbors aided by breaking a door to save the residents. Two women, recently paying off their home, suffered keen losses with the building valued at about 850 dollars.
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Laurant
Gands
Spherr
Columbus Courier
Kent plans steam heated modern poultry yard venture
Mr Kent considers Gallup and Indian Territory as a promising site for a poultry business. He aims to build a yard with steam heating and up-to-date chick care methods, signaling a profitable agricultural venture.
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Kent
Gallup
Indianent Territory
Gallip Herald
Mitchell Pasture Hem Crops Report From Local Farm
A fragmented note describes Mitchell pasture and corn fields. G Burnett planted 38 acres of corn in mid Mya with an expected yield of seven tons per acre. TH Matty reports about 25 acres of old age ele and Jud estitoat TH notes July 4 planting.
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Stuude
Mitchell
MFRB
Catiso
G. Burnett
Maurius
Aenraee
Hindels
Portales district court records reveal cattle case and graft links
Portales district court sentenced Walter Cox in a cattle deal case tied to Joe Jackson, with terms from 20 to 50 years. The matter involves branding, land interests, and local business figures including W. J. Girard and Troutt & Nullmeyer. Affected properties and rental assets around Portales are noted amid other town commerce shifts.
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Walter Cox
Portales
Joe Jackson
Jack Swope
Range Tun
Tombers
Khost
Torre Werte
Abe
Jackson
W. J. Girard
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Girard
Portales Journal
San Miguel work advances on Romero block demolition near finish
Remodeling and new structure updates fill the publication with progress notes. Officials report exterior work on the Romero block and Plaza Trust and Savings changes underway with a heavy beam arriving for reconstruction. Two local court cases feature Montoya and Charri bound over on charges of assault and larceny respectively.
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Plaza Trust and Savings Company
Las Vegas Man Arrested in Death of Pregnant Woman
Raymond Maloof of Las Vegas faces voluntary manslaughter charges after the death of Mrs Martinez, allegedly killed during a confrontation over a package she had purchased. The incident followed a visit to Stern and Nahm and a purchase across the street.
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Ico
Montoya
Jly
Las Vegas
Raymond Maloof
Martnez
Land deals and drownings mix in Sandoval and Tucumcari reports
Scattered news from New Mexico districts notes Quay Sandoval J J Patterson selling royalty interests on 20 acres near Lesbia to oil buyers for 2000. In Bernalillo County half royalty and land shipments head west for grazing. Wyo men lease Sandoval grazing tracts for wintering flocks. Dotero Garcia’s body recovered in the Canadian river after a drowning. funeral services held. Sylvia Newson visits Glenrio lands seeking buyers after 160 acres lure and previous 8400 offer for 40 acres. Glenrio’s land prices attract buyers near Glenrio.
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J. J. Patterson
Lesbia
Tucumcari
Bernalill
San
Doval County
Sandoval
Wyo Jmen
Dotero Garcia
Tucumcari News
Sylvia Newson
Glenrio
Ponca City
Oklo
Glenrio Tribune
Bear Visitation Near Santa Fe Attends Camp
Mrs. M. Q. Garcia, of Albuquerque, in a Lake Peak camp eleven miles from Santa Fe, was approached by a bear while reading in a parked automobile. The animal paused, watched her, then ambled away without harming her as her husband and another man gave chase but could not overtake it before dark.
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San Rojo
Rockmen
Hermet SR
Teameters
Sis Hlawtesn
Carpenters
Jorge Nurt
Adumann
Lake Peak
San Fe
M. Q. Garcia
Albuquerque
Garcia
Mrs. Kennedy
Santa Fe
Cattle Shipment Heads to Roxwell Market
Roswell stockman Sosorro Lows Menneke sold about 2000 head of cattle midweek. The cattle were shipped from Mane 4 to Roxwell, where they will be fattened for the market.
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Lows Menneke
Roswell
Mane
Roxwell
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