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Alamogordo News

Location

Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1938

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Alamogordo to Dedicate New Federal Building on Aug 13

Mrs Frances Burch Alamogordo postmistress has completed plans for the corner stone laying and dedication of the federal building nearing completion. The ceremony at 11 a m features Rep J J Dempsey laying stone with music by the Alamogordo school band and a breakfast at Plaza Cafe before. Attendees include local officials postmasters and government heads from surrounding towns.

Frances Burch Alamogordo American Legion C. E. Moore Border Patrol Tom Lnnenkohl Leslie Beaty Simms U.S Tom Charles Charles Jane Clayton Tularosa

Irrigation woes and water waste from native moisture growers

U S Bureau of Agricultural Engineering reports native wetland plants along canals and ditches waste irrigation water. Willows alders cottonwoods tules and cattails can drink or evaporate more water than crops, with tules and cattails using water beyond surface evaporation. Water-loving plants in and around ditches may absorb up to 93 acre inches annually and tank-tules as high as 272 inches.

U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Engineering

Will Trade Dry Cleaning for Coat Hangers

Alamo Steam Laundry offers trade of dry cleaning services in exchange for coat hangers at a rate of four cents per hanger, contact via phone 139.

Alamo Steam Laundry

Lincoln County Fair and Frontiers Day in Carrizozo

The Lincoln County Fair and Frontiers Day will be held in Carrizozo on September 16 and 17. Hosted by the American Legion Posts of Carrizozo and Capitan, the event features community booths, orchard and garden exhibits, a two day rodeo, athletic games, concessions, and a frontier parade inviting all old timers to participate.

Carrizozo N. M Lincoln County American Legion Carrizozo and Capitan

Town Board Meeting approves funds and upgrades in Alamo Gordo

The town board met Tuesday with the mayor present. They approved July financials and several bills, ordered 5000 feet of 12 inch pipe and quotes for 4500 feet of 4 inch pipe for Caballero Canyon water, denied a raise for water chief, approved two street lights, and repealed milk ordinances to draft a new regulation on grades and sales penalties.

Hardesty Mfg. Co Denver Caballero Canyon R. E. Stark Alamo Canyon 9Th Street Alaska Avenue Alamo Motor Co Frye Camp Hotel Eugene Simms Alamogordo

Alamogordo Takes One Drops One To El Paso

In Memorial Baseball Park the Alamogordo Methodists beat Fort Boulevard 10 to 9 in a doubleheader opener. Edwards and Baker starred with key plays and Edwards hit a homer in the ninth. Steve Gutierrez raised his average to 437 after going 9 for 10. Fort Boulevard won the second game 15 to 7. Standings show Alamogordo Juniors leading the circuit by two games. Fort Boulevard visits again Aug 19-20 for three games.

Memorial Baseball Park Grace Methodist Church Fort Boulevard Boulevard Edwards Moore Baker Alamogordoans Alamogordo Methodists Alamogordo Pauline Harmond Umphreys Gonzales Big Jim Taylor Paso Fort Boulevard Boys Alamogordo Boys Alamo Methodists Pauline Moore Bill Clark Joe Edwards Rev. St Steve Gutierrez Robertson Mt Cubs Mt. Cubs Methodist Stewards Cubs Southwestern Church

Cloudcroft Prepares Three Day Rodeo Event

Cloudcroft gears up for a three day rodeo starting Friday with anticipated strong turnout from fans and top Southwest riders. Buster Prather promotes the show for the Cloudcroft Chamber of Commerce and Buck Jernigan brings high condition pitching horses expected to compete in the Tularosa Rodeo September 30 to October 2.

Cloudcroft Southwest Buster Prather

Flora Shop Joins Telegraph Delivery Service Network

Mr Patterson announces Flora Shop is now a Telegraph Delivery Service member. The network includes about three thousand trusted florists worldwide, each bonded and required to fulfill orders promptly. The service offers reliable flower deliveries for any occasion. See Martin Michel for motor repairs, electrical appliances, refrigerators, ranges, wiring, and inspection.

Mr. Patterson Flora Shop Telegraph Delivery Service Martin Michel

Lincoln Baptist Association Meeting Program at Mountain Park Church

The Lincoln Baptist Association outlines its August 15 program at Mountain Park Church with sessions from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. covering Christian Education, Relief and Annuity Board, Children’s Home, Social Service, committees, sermons, and mission reports led by pastors and local workers in Alamogordo, Carrizozo, Tularosa, Mayhill, Weed, and Mt. Park.

Lincoln Baptist Association Mountain Park Church Mark Ward Tularosa E A Herron J. C. Vandiver Carrizozo Woman's Missionary Union M. M. Ward Alamogordo Eva Inlow Brotherhood Liewell Bass EB. A Baptist Convention of New Mexico

Death of Jack Swope in Cloudcroft

Jack Swope 70 resident of the Sacramento Mountains died at his home in Cloudcroft Friday Aug 5. Funeral services and interment were in Cloudcroft. He was brother of the late Jim Swope of Cloudcroft and survived by his widow.

Jack Swope Sacramento Mountains Cloudcroft Swope Jim Swope

Throngs See Clayton Show at White Sands Theatre

Over 1600 people packed Alamogordo’s White Sands Theatre to watch In Old Mexico starring newcomer Jane Clayton in New Mexico’s second world premiere. A parade along New York avenue welcomed Clayton with speeches by locals including Mayor Loggains and Chamber president Dr. E P Simms before a stage singout. Clayton plans to return to Hollywood after a home visit to Tularosa.

White Sands Theatre Old Mexico Jane Clayton New Mexico el Paso Miss Clayton Alamogordo

Keep Custards Cool To Avoid Poisoning

Food safety guidance warns hot weather boosts food poisoning from custards and cream based foods. Refrigeration is essential to slow bacterial growth. avoid leaving custards or filled pastries in warmth and discard if in doubt.

Food and Drug Administration

Palmilla plant blamed for goat deaths near CCC camp grounds

Santa Fe Aug. 2 A lethal weed called Palmilla plant is blamed by State Health Director Dr E B Godfrey for killing more than 100 goats from Carrizozo to Alamogordo. Dead animals posed a health threat as carcasses decomposed. Carcasses were to be destroyed by private parties while the investigation details were sent to the state sheep sanitary board in Albuquerque.

Santa Fe E. B. Godfrey Carrizozo Alamogordo Godfrey State Sheep Sanitary Board Albuquerque

Death of Mrs. R. H. Pierce in Eddy New Mexico

Mrs. R. H. Pierce, 68, died about 5 a m Thursday at her home on Indiana avenue after a brief illness due to heart disease. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Jessie Cushman of Santa Fe and Miss Hazel Pierce, plus several sons and stepchildren. Funeral plans await arrival of relatives. she was active in the Baptist Church and was born Sally Green in 1870 in Leon County Texas.

R. H. Pierce Iniana Avenue Jessie Cushman Santa Fe Hazel Pierce Hilda Funk Pierce James Globe Ariz Conway Pierce Harvey Norman Pierce Perry Oklahoma Max Pierce Southgate Calif Earl Pierce Globe Ariz Clara Duncan el Paso A. J. Gilmore Paul Mayer Carrizozo Ananias Green Mesa Tom Will Green Texas Lee Vaughn Norman Conway Duncan Sally Green Angnias Green Tenth Street Cuba Avenue The Baptist Church

White Sands Theatre to Stage Beauty Pageant Contest

The White Sands Theatre and local merchants present a two night beauty pageant on August 16 and 17. Audience selects six finalists Tuesday, then they compete again Wednesday under a panel of judges. The winner earns a Roswell trip and later competes for Miss Southwest in Texas and New Mexico with a Hollywood screen test prize.

White Sands Theatre Roswell New Mexico Texas Hollywood Paramount

Civic League Sees New Books Donated To Library

The Civic League met on August 9 with Mrs Campbell reporting new books circulating well. Donations included two mystery titles from Dr Evans and an illustrated atlas from Mr Fritz Heilbronn, hosted by Mrs J R Gilbert and Mrs Geo Hagaman.

The Civic League Campbell League Evans Scott Fritz Heilbronn J. R. Gilbert Geo. Hagaman

Flores Family Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement

We thank friends for kindness and sympathy after our great bereavement and for the floral offerings. H B Flores Sr and family express gratitude and appreciation. Dr Arthur King will be at Sorenson's Jewelry Store every Saturday for eye exams glasses fitted and lenses duplicated.

H. B Flores H. B. Flores, Jr Arthur King Sorenson’s

Governor Tingley Promises New Road Funding Push

Governor Clyde Tingley, during a stop in Otero County, pledged to send an engineering crew to locate highway 54 between Tularosa and Carrizozo and the Weed to Pinon route, with funds likely for construction. He promoted state highway improvements, cited the Carrie Tingley Hospital project, and urged local funds for cement-curb paving on Pennsylvania avenue.

Clyde Tingley Chamber of Commerce Otero County Tingley Plaza Cafe New Mexico Carrie Tingley Hot Springs United States Tularosa Carrizozo Weed Pinon Alamogordo Carlsbad Caverns White Sands Lincoln Forest Cloudcroft

New Mexico Fruit and Vegetable Market News Service

State College New Mexico August 3 the New Mexico Fruit and Vegetable Market News Service is a semi monthly report sent by the Extension Service to about 200 truckers jobbers wholesalers and retailers. The service helps growers market products and aids dealers in locating desired crops while reporting quality and quantity ready for market in various areas. Data come from crop reporters and county agents who submit twice monthly to the State Extension Office, then mailed to dealers. The service expands outlets for NM produce beyond rail routes and supports wholesale dealers and independent truckers. It is in its first year and has met with good response from both growers and dealers, aiming to improve marketing and distribution.

State College N. M New Mexico Mexco

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