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Alamogordo News

Location

Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1925

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Grazing Fees debated by Secretary Jardine on National Forests

Secretary of Agriculture William M Jardine discusses grazing policy for National Forests stressing continued base on forage value with fee adjustments for economic conditions. He favors 10 year permits, regional flexibility, and waivers during drought while pushing for 10 percent of receipts for range improvements.

Washington, D. C Forest Service William M. Jardine Agriculture Jardine Department Dan. B. Casement National Forests Federal Treasury Congress Secretary of Agriculture National Forest Department of Agriculture Legis

New Mexico to Get Federal Aid for Roads

James A. French state highway engineer reports New Mexico will receive federal funds to construct and improve 2130 miles of roads under a convention decision. The program equals 4.4 of the seven per cent system. The group asked for 80 million dollars for next year, up five million.

New Mexico James A. French Detroit National Association of States Highway Engineers French State Highway Department Coolidge

Highrolls School Tea and Handkerchief Sale Announced

Patrons of Highrolls school will hold a Tea and Handkerchief sale at the school house Saturday December 19. Proceeds go to the hot lunch fund. The event is run by the Mountain Park and Highrolls Parent-Teachers Association led by Mrs EB Cadwallader president Mrs W H Woods vice president and Mrs Wm Snow secretary. The association plans to restart a hot lunch feature after the new year.

Highrolls Parent- Teachers’ Association Mountain Park and Highrolls Eb, Cadwallader W. H. Woods Wm. Snow

New Mexico Farms Rise Since 1920 Census

New Mexico counted 31 690 farms in 1925, per a United States Department of Commerce report. The total shows an increase of 1 846 farms since the 1920 census.

New Mexico United States Department of Commerce

Household Furniture for Pele See A F Menger

A brief notice lists household furniture for sale by A F Menger and references the seller’s location and offer status. The item line notes furniture available for purchase, indicating sale terms and contact details.

Pele A. F. Menger

Weekend film slate with Ellen Chadwick and Dempsey

Friday showcases Helen Chadwick in Trouping with Ellen with two reels of Jack Dempsey. Saturday features Viola Dana Adolph Menjou and Raymond Griffith in Open all Night plus Spat Comedy Hit the High Spots. Sunday to Monday presents Ines from Hollywood with Anna Q Nilson Lewis Stone and Mary Astor.

Helen Chadwick Ellen Jack Dempsey Viola Dana Adolph Menjou Raymond Griffith Anna Q. Nilson Lewis Stone Mary Astor Inez Hollywood Zane Grey Border Legion Antonio Moreno Helene Chadwick Lou Tellegan Ellaine Hammerstein

Liquor Bills Flood House on Opening Day

Two streams of prohibition bills entered the House hopper on December 7. Wet measures sought repealing the 18th amendment and Volstead Act and legalizing light beer. dry bills aimed to strengthen enforcement. A Republican pair proposed placing enforcement agents under civil service, while Blanton pushed for army use to curb smuggling and for impeachment of officials who buy bootleg liquor.

Washington, D. C Tinkham Massachusetts Crampton Michigan Blanton Texas Army Navy Marine Corps

Unusual number of hunting mishaps in Hills this fall

The season saw about seven accidental shootings with one fatality. An inexperienced hunter mistook a mule for a deer and killed it. A young Alamogordo man shot a deer then lost the animal’s meat after taking a horse from a ranch, which fell off a cliff and caused his death.

Penasco Alamogordo George Mumson

Tourist in Hard Luck After Car Crash and Lost Cash

A New York tourist traveling in a Buick roadster says a $150 roll vanished in Clovis while car repairs were underway. His wrecked vehicle later skidded into a ditch above Mescalero and he now seeks to sell the salvage for $50 to continue toward California.

New York Clovis Mescalero California

Oil Growth Forecast for Eastern New Mexico

Roswell New Mexico December 8 oil operators and lease holders met with State Land Commissioner Swope and Geologist Wells to push an expansion in eastern New Mexico oil. Swope defended 15 cent rentals and pledged state support for five year leases while promising to leverage state land to spur development and reduce record requirements.

Roswell N. M New Mexico E. B. Swope E. H. Wells Swope Lea, Chaves, and Eddy State Land Office

Methodist Church Services and Schedules

Pastor D D Fulbright preaches each Sunday at 11:00 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school at 10 00 a m Epworth League at 6 45 p m prayer service each Sunday at 2 30 p m Mid week prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 30 p m

W. A. Fulbright D. D Epworth

Tularosa Holds Annual Water Commissioners Election

Tularosa held the annual election for the water commissioners board last Monday. Two tickets competed. winners were Verner Clayton, Jim Haynes, Curtice Johnson, and water boss Jeff Saunders. Defeated were B. E. Stallberg, Lonnie Buck, Lee Baird for commissioners and Frank Smith for water boss. The contest was quite spirited.

Tularosa Water Commissioners’ Board Verner Clayton Jim Haynes Curtice Johnson Jeff Saunders B. E. Stallberg Lonnie Buck Lee Baird Frank Smith

Card of Thanks for Mr. J. H. Denny

The Moffett family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their uncle, Mr. J. H. Denny.

J. H. Denny G. E. Moffett

The Ten Commandments Draw Crowds at Alamento Theatre

Large crowds attended the showing of The Ten Commandments at the Alamento theatre last Thursday and Friday. Patrons praised the film as splendid with stunning depictions of ancient Egypt and valuable lessons, and manager Dowdle was congratulated for bringing the film to town.

Alamento Theatre Alamento Theater Dowdle

Oliver Eubanks Shot Sunday Died Instantly

Oliver Eubanks a 35 year old resident of the Penasco Canyon area was shot by accident while returning home with A Newell. Newell carried a Savage rifle and it discharged hitting Eubanks in the back as he walked ahead. Eubanks died within a minute and the body was later moved to Oklahoma for interment.

Oliver Eubanks Penasco Canyon E. G. Eubanks Alamogordo A.©. Newell Newell Eubanks Geren & Leadinghous Fulbright Methodist Church Oklahoma New Mexico

Death of A J Messer in Watts California

A J Messer aged 83, formerly of Alamogordo, died last Friday in Watts California after a brief illness, likely paralysis. Survived by his wife, he leaves two sons Jack Messer of Alamogordo and George Messer of Capitan who traveled to California after news of his condition. Messer was Civil War veteran and long noted resident, farmer, fruit grower, and former Alamo gordo restaurant operator. He later joined the soldiers’ colony at Sawtelle California.

A. J. Messer Alamogordo Watts California Jack Messer George Messer Capitan Messer Anad Sawtelle Calif

First Session Opens as 69th Congress Chooses Speaker

The 69th Congress convened on Monday with three candidates for speaker Garrett Tennessee Longworth Ohio and Cooper Wisconsin. Longworth won 229 of 420 votes. A revenue bill proposing a tax cut of 325.736 million dollars for the next year was reported to the House.

U. S.S House Garrett Tennessee Nicolas Longworth Ohio Cooper Wisconsin Longworth

Bookout and Fore Tie The Knot In Alampo Gordos Wedding

Miss Nina Bookout and Mr. Oran Fore, both of Tularosa, were married in Alampo gordo by Rev. Ed LeBreton on Monday December 7.

Bookout—Fore Nina Bookout Oran Fore Tularosa Alampogordo Ed LeBreton

Alamogordo Couple Wed In Alamogordo Marriage

On Monday December 7 Miss Viola Makinson of Alamogordo and Mr Arthur Kunze of Tularosa were married in Alamogordo with Judge W K Stalcup presiding.

Viola Makinson Alamogordo Arthur Kunze Tularosa W. K. Stalcup

Mescalero couple wed in Alamogordo ceremony

On Tuesday December 8, Mrs May Niyoka and Mr Oncos Nodie, both Mescalero Indians, married in Alamogordo with Judge Stalcup officiating.

May Niyoka Oncos_ Nodie Alamogordo Stalcup

Maria Sisneros Martinez and Eduardo Aguilar wed in Alamogordo

On Thursday morning December 10 in Alamogordo Judge Stalcup officiated the wedding of Maria Sisneros Martinez and Eduardo Aguilar, both residents of Tularosa.

Maria Sisneros Martinez Eduardo Aguilar Tularosa Alamogordo Stalcup

New Mexico Registers Over 45000 Automobiles in 1925

New Mexico reports more than 45000 motor cars registered in the first ten months of 1925, up about 5000 from the previous year. The figure excludes trucks and commercial vehicles.

New Mexico

Notice to Automobile Owners 1926 Tax Due

The 1926 Tax on Automobiles is due at the County Treasurer's Office. Pay early to get your receipt. Fred M. Bradford, 49, County Treasurer.

Fred M. Bradford

John Olson Slain by Bandits Near Denver

John Olson a longtime Alamogordo resident and mill foreman was found dead with a gunshot wound four miles southeast of Fort Lupton near Denver. Authorities suspect robbery for a $1000 diamond ring and a $20 marked note found with a letter. Olson had left Alamogordo in 1907 for Cimarron mills and was visiting Denver when killed. His wife ran a Denver hotel and Olson was known for integrity and hard work.

John Olson Alamogordo Fort Lupton Denver Olson Greeley Cimarron Sacramento Will Davis

Rotary Club Enjoys Unusually Busy Luncheon

Alamogordo Rotarians held a bustling meeting with 25 members present including three new arrivals Edward Gardner Joe Petty and John R Dowdle. Visitors F W Chamberlain Melhose Miller and Louis Carr attended as did toasts to the young ladies and gifts for them.

Rotary Edward Gardner Joe Petty Southwest Lumber Company John R. Dowdle Papa Chas Wilhelm James Hayes Frank Rolland Sam Cooper Riva Rodgers F. W. Chamberlain Ford Denver Melhose Southern Pacific San Francisco Miller Indianapolis Indiana Louis Carr The Southwest Lumber Co Carr Rotary Club Alamogordo Henry Fletcher Henry

Eubanks Express Gratitude for Funeral Attentions

Mr and Mrs E G Eubanks thank friends for sympathy aid and floral offerings at the funeral of their beloved brother in a heartfelt notice noting appreciation from the family.

E. G. Eubanks

Births and holiday plans noted in local column

Born on Sunday December 6 1925 to Mr and Mrs Chas Wilhelm a daughter. A daughter to Mr and Mrs J H Hayes. Mrs Coleman visiting her daughter Mrs F C Rolland left for Mesilla Park. Mr and Mrs Herbert Woods due from Chicago around the 20th to spend the holidays with relatives.

Chas. Wilhelm J. H. Hayes Mrs. Herbert Woods Chicago

New Election Code Board Concludes Week-Long Santa Fe Session

The New Mexico election code study board adjourned in Santa Fe after a week of work. They plan Albuquerque meetings December 17 to draft a tentative code and send it to legislators and newspapers for feedback. A straw vote by lawmakers would trigger a possible extraordinary session to finish the code before winter ends.

Santa Fe N. M Dec A. T. Hannett Albuquerque Senate House Hannett

Cotton Industry Brings Over 30 000 To Otero County

Reports from the Tularosa gin show 360 bales processed with more to gin, signaling about $30 000 in cash flow for Otero County. The year marks the first real cotton effort with plans for larger acreage in Yularosa and La Luz next year. By products like oil and cotton cake add extra value.

Otero County Tularosa Otero Yularosa la Luz

New Mexico to Establish Central Criminal Investigation Bureau

Santa Fe reports Ward en McManus of the state penitentiary seeks state wide cooperation to create a central bureau of criminal investigation. Sheriffs and police would send fingerprints of felons for classification at the penitentiary, with results shared with Washington and nationwide records to flag prior arrests.

Criminal Investigation Bureau New Mexico Prison Warden McManus New Haven Santa Fe N. M John B. McManus State Penitentiary Central Bureau of Criminal Investigation Miami McManus Department of Justice Washington, D. C New Mexico

Card of Thanks for Anna L. Ellis Funeral

We thank the Woman's Club Presbyterian Choir and pastor, and friends for their love sympathy and assistance at the funeral services of our sister Anna L. Ellis MR and MRS J S Folsom.

Woman's Club Presbyterian Choir Presbyterian Anna L. Ellis J. S. Folsom

Presbyterian Church Sermons and Prayer Meeting Schedule

Preaching at 11:00 and 7:30 with morning topic Ship wrecks and evening topic The Will of God Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 on The Book of Hebrews Pastor Calvin A Duncan invites all to attend.

Calvin A, Duncan

Notice of Impounded Livestock Sale in Mayhill NM 1925

United States Forest Service announces one head of domestic livestock branded B inverted Arrow found grazing without permit in October and November 1925 on Mayhill Ranger District Otero County New Mexico. Owner may redeem by proving ownership and paying expenses total 2.72 through November 27 1925. livestock to be sold December 18 at 10 A M at Mayhill to highest cash bidder unless redeemed.

National Forest Mayhill New Mexico Principal Meridian Otero State of New Mexico United States of America Secretary of Agriculture Geo. D. Russell U. S. Forest Ranger

Christmas Boxes and Specials at the Variety Shop

Advertises Christmas Boxes available Monday each 15 cents with a gift inside. Promotes Saturday special on dolls and an auto race event at the Variety Shop with a four line note.

Gift Box Ties and Baby Cart Advertisement

An old classified item lists Mens, Boys and Girls ties in gift boxes priced at 50 cents and a baby's cart advertised with Bud Stewart as contact.

Baby's Cart Bud Stewart

One Dollar Reward for Missing Spur

A one dollar reward is offered for the return of a silver mounted spur. Return to J Y Latham.

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Highrolls School Alamento Bulletin Watts, Calif Makinson—Kunze Niyoka Nodie Martinez—Aguilar Ed Harrington NEW Election Code Board ROLDS Santa Ft el Paso Lincoln Ot Lincoln Trough Alamogordo Presbyterian Church Lincoln National Forest Robert Stark
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