Red Army Marches On The Cotton Fields
State College New Mexico warns cotton growers about the pink boll worm spreading in the state. President Kent urges immediate control including heavy pasturing with goats or sheep, then cattle, followed by burning stalks and trash to prevent further infestation.
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RED Army
State College
N. M
New Mexico
Kent
New Mexico A. & M. College
New Mexico College of Agriculture
Gypsum Boosts Arizona Soils and Yields
Gypsum is increasingly used by Phoenix area farmers vine growers and orchardists to neutralize mild alkalinity and loosen compact ground. It is applied as a top dressing on alfalfa and shows noticeable growth and yield gains within 60 days of the growing season.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Relics in Arizona Alleged to Be Over 900 Years Old
Tucson scientists from the University of Arizona contend leaden crosses and war implements found in an abandoned lime kiln near Tucson date from 775 to 900 A D. They say inscriptions mention a dynasty of kings and battles, while New York experts doubt the relics’ authenticity as ancient.
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Arizona
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
America
Columbus
C. 3. Sarle
Bryan Cummings
Archaeology
John A. Davis
Princeton University
Frank Fowler
Theodorus
New York
Ant
American Museum of Natural History
Richard H. Gottlieb
Columbus University
South Atlantic Ocean
Red Bolsheviks
League of Nations
Indian Detour to Transform Santa Fe Rail Service
The Santa Fe Railway outlines plans for an Inland transportation system labeled Indian Detour under Fred Harvey. With a nearly quarter million dollar operation using gasoline vehicles, Santa Fe aims to be the hub for a broad network benefiting towns including Espanola Taos Valley Ranch San Gabriel and Bishop's Lodge amid a major nationwide publicity push.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Fred Harvey
Espanola
Taos
Valley Ranch
San Gabriel Ranch
Irvin’s
Santa Fe Urged to Welcome Tourists For Big Promotion
An appeal urges Santa Fe to attract and entertain the best class of tourist visitors. The effort relies on outside funds, starting with a third of a million, with no clear limit as it grows. Local business leaders are urged to show strong goodwill and cooperation for the undertaking.
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Prise
Santa Fe
Big tobacco experiment to open in Rio Grande Valley
The Frank A Hubbell ranch near Albuquerque is to be bought by an Albuquerque Los Angeles syndicate. Tobacco expert R G Newbourne of Louisville is linked to the project, with government experts having tested the Rio Grande valley from Santa Cruz to Las Cruces. They warn land could yield 3000 to 11000 pounds of tobacco per acre, a higher rate than Kentucky.
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Kyle S. Crichton
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Frank A. Hubbell
Los Angeles
R. G. Newbourne
Louisville
Mr. Newbourne
Rio Grande Valley
Santa Cruz
Las Cruzes
Kentucky
Tobacco Boom Near Albuquerque as Newbourne Plans Planting
Mr Newbourne outlines a 400 acre tobacco project in the Hub bell ranch aiming to grow nicotine products with 25 jobs created by a $150000 Albuquerque factory. He cites Rio Grande water potash and sunshine as key factors making New Mexico a low cost tobacco producer.
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Newbourne
Hubbell Ranch
Albuquerque
Rio Grande Valley
New Mexico
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Clarence L. Hay
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Ing
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