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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with a specific Library of Congress identifier.

A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico on January 4, 1893.

A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico on October 14, 1893.

a.k.a. sn84020631

A newspaper from Santa Fe, New Mexico, dated September 28, 1895, is referenced in the metadata.

A newspaper with Library of Congress identifier sn84020631, dated January 12, 1897, edition 1.

Newspapers are listed as a subject of the catalog entry.

a.k.a. newspapers

A newspaper published in Tucumcari, New Mexico, with a specific issue date of August 11, 1906.

A newspaper is mentioned as a subject of the chunk.

a.k.a. newspapers

A newspaper from Santa Fe, N.M., dated September 2, 1898, is referenced as a subject.

A newspaper from Santa Fe, New Mexico, dated October 22, 1895, with subjects including New Mexico, Santa Fe County, Latin American, and Hispanic Americans.

New stables to be ready when school opens in September 1937.

a.k.a. stables

A new stock law requiring a license to kill and sell one's own animals.

The item bet by John Denton in a wager that he would find a girl, propose, and marry within an hour.

Automobile donated by Ben McKenzie for the recruiters.

A clothing item sold at Hoffman and Graubarth, made of Persian lawn and batiste.

a.k.a. WAISTS

The New Yoke Overcoat is described as a high-quality overcoat built to measure by The Royal Tailors of Chicago.

a.k.a. The New Yoke Overcoat

Destination reached by the courier after traveling ten miles on foot.

a.k.a. relay

Mrs. G. O. Smith expects to have eighteen night-blooming cereus plants open out tonight.

Gold nugget found Nov. 29, 1859 at Black Hills, weighing 45 pounds, sold for $10,800.

A publication that contradicts the claim that Stephenson's party marked the Santa Fe trail route.

a.k.a. Niles Register

The remains of nine registered letters were discovered by Postmaster Miller near the coal pile.

a.k.a. registered letters

Silver bricks worth about $15,000.

a.k.a. silver brick

Property of the Mimbres Mining Company worth about $15,000, shipped from Georgetown.

a.k.a. Nine silver brick

Part of the motley collection of tools found in the defendants' possession.