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The Columbus Weekly Courier in Columbus, New Mexico
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Newspaper
The Columbus Weekly Courier
Location
Columbus, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
7
Election Proclamation by Luna County Commissioners
The proclamation outlines election details in Luna County New Mexico with names and roles of local officials. It notes candidates, party affiliations, and timing for polling places and procedures. The text includes names such as Wiemann and Demers and references regional governance and election administration.
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Board of County Commissioners of
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New Mexico
Obscure Legal Notice Mentions Court Proceedings And Witnesses
Fragmented OCR reads like a legal notice listing names such as WILLIAM Degwig AMIBEI and Albert Ae hore with references to court actions, safety concerns, and memorials. Mentions of districts, months, and places appear garbled, but indicate formal proceedings, dates, and witnesses connected to a New Mexico state context and various individuals.
Advert ennt item with mixed names and prices in early text
Fragmented OCR advert shows a jumble of names, prices, products, and locations. It includes references to discounts, contact lines, and miscellaneous offerings, presented in a garbled mid century advertisement style without coherent structure.
Fragmentary 1918 notice hints at court action
OCR readable parts show a fragmentary legal notice referencing actions by authorities and dates. The readable text mentions a heading or court context and a location, but lacks full names or concrete actions. Assistant preserves exact readable entities and avoids speculation.
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