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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1916
Page
6
A countywide rabbit drive in New Mexico sparked strong participation and local support, with residents collecting rabbits for community needs. Organizers report high turnout and a hopeful outcome for the county’s relief efforts.
Sexton H. Sexton reports a fine cauliflower patch this year with several hundred crates heading to St Louis markets. Farmers weigh options on wholesale deals as Missouri pirates and local buyers discuss pricing and demand while field work resumes after rain delays.
Farmers in Lincoln County report good weather and better crops this year. Countywide optimism rising as corn and other produce show strong potential while stock markets prepare for winter in unusually fine pastures.
The article notes farmers offering nine pounds of melons from Gre oy and Hale for a dollar. After shipment the price rose as the fruit proved difficult to roll, with the field yielding little, while linked to the ongoing drought or fatigue of harvest, citing Daina and Haile in accompanying notes.
In New Mexico, a murder case involves a suspect named Tiyentey with proceedings described amid references to local figures, legal representatives, and a courtroom setting. The report, written in fragmented OCR, mentions Santa Fe and Albuquerque legal firms and a trial timeline with associated parties.
The Herald describes tension during a community dance with officials set to ban outsiders from the scene. Reactions focus on themes of inclusion and the fear of exclusion amid mounting protest.
An account notes 80 acres of Sudan grass five feet high and thick as hair or lye dew. It could yield about five tons to the acre or 400 tons total at 15 shillings per ton, worth around 6000 dollars, with stubble likely to green and provide pasture for cattle along the water, suggesting resilience against drought.
A dramatic incident describes fierce wind and a large burst of flame causing a sudden blast. A man named Sam Ratcliffe narrowly escaped, with a boiling ball of fire and steam that burned his face as he peered at the beans.
Report states Mrs Dr Owen font horn accidentally fired a rifle in a neighborhood, injuring a baby and harming Gwen's sister. The delay in transport led to the victim being taken to Titcomedic Hospital where authorities identify the shooter as Mrs Owen.
Reports from Hillsboro Advocate say fears were entertained that he had lost the use of his eyes. Yet Raymond managed to work on a Wednesday, despite intense suffering for the time.
H. Davis of Mogollon was fined 50.00 dollars plus costs, totaling 80.00, for killing a wild turkey out of season. The reporter laments the ongoing high costs of game-law enforcement and criticizes violations by hunters who ignore state regulations.
Fragmentary notes suggest interest in a policy shift and market reaction with mentions of Howe and Johnson. The text references pricing and a volatile trend, hinting at broader economic debate and uncertain outcomes amid questionable phrases.
A worker in Farmington suffered a fatal crush injury after an accident at a construction site. He was found severely injured and rushed to hospital but died as internal bleeding progressed. The report notes the body was left at the scene until authorities arrived.
News writers report homeseekers arriving to bid on state lands at Sierra Grande mountain. They say water is found on mountain slopes at several sites and buyers expect the land to be quickly claimed.
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