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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
4
New Mexico State Record prints Friday edition edited by Frank Staplin with receiver notice. Published in Santa Fe by State Publishing Company. Subscriptions listed at 1.50 per year. Entry recorded as second class matter under March 3 1879 act. Santa Fe New Mexico Friday September 20 1919.
Fragmented OCR from a 19th or early 20th century congressional debate describes the Cummins oath and controversy over railroad and road regulation. The article references proposals, state roles, and potential impacts on transportation efficiency, with names and places blurred in the scan. The overall tone suggests urgent passage or reform efforts amid partisan discussion about federal versus state authority and infrastructure funding.
A fragmentary report covers a steel workers strike and related political tension with references to Congress, Portage, and Altman. It touches on labor unrest, public response, and potential water rights or allocation issues tied to New Mexico and Texas. Names and precise events are unclear due to OCR mangling.
The report notes farmers near Wilshire face dry farming challenges with watermelons while market prices and consumer demand determine viability. It highlights stem from weather variability, limited irrigation, and evolving agricultural practices influencing yield and sales.
The report details Hoover speaking on falling prices and a slow response to market shifts. It mentions shipments, readiness for arrival, and efforts to organize operations, with references to various local and national figures and places. The tone notes economic concerns and logistical steps to stabilize supply.
Local officials urge accelerating irrigation work along the Pecos to improve water access. The message stresses prompt action to benefit communities relying on Pecos waters and aims to mobilize residents and agencies to get busy on the project.
Reading the issued advisories from health officials and doctors, the article outlines precautionary steps for preventing a flu resurgence. It discusses quarantine, church and public gatherings limits, and vaccination debates, noting mixed value and regional efforts while emphasizing hospital readiness, sanitation, and public information campaigns.
The Gallup Herald reports county fair arrangements set for the first week of October. County Agent H P Powers will lead demonstrations at the farm program while discussing a proposed demonstration farm in Minum county. The McKinley Land and Lumber Co advertises 300000 acres for sale in the Zuni mountain region at $3 to $3.15 per acre.
Camp Cody construction nears completion with buildings except dipping vat at Gallinas Warracks. Martin White of Ringling visits with landseekers eyeing cattle ranch prospects. Wheat yields discussed as proof of value, Noble couple pleased with wheat trial results.
The notice reports the opening of a new unit at The First National Bank in Otero for business testing and customer services. Officials announce the event for Sunday activities and community interest.
The document reports on Bank saves the statement and government fluke issues amid town affairs. It mentions Brantley and local costs around 2.30, alfalfa orders, and a speat tram project of about 7026. It also notes Misner selling assets and preparations for events, with references to upcoming meetings and trade talks in the region.
An old editorial note mocks readers who ask for free goods rather than paid trades. It jokes about demand and a grocer refusing to give flour for nothing, reflecting routine commercial frustrations in a humorous, period voice.
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