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Alamogordo News

Location

Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1925

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Artesia oil fields boom with new refineries and pipes

Roswell New Mexico December reports a surge in Artesia oil activity as Continental Oil refinery begins operations alongside five other refineries in the state using Artesia crude. Phillips Petroleum plans a 1 million dollar casing head gasoline plant with two new pipelines, boosting production and profits for local operators.

Mexixeco Texas Artesia Continental Roswell Clovis Albuquerque Dayton Rio Grande el Paso Phillips Petroleum Company Artesia Field Pecos Ohio Oil Company Toomie-Allen Twin Lakes Company Texas Production Company Ohio Company Santa Fe

Searchlight and tallow candle moral teaches self improvement

A 12 year old writer from Mescalero contrasts tallow candle intelligence with a searchlight mind and cites Abraham Lincoln to urge study and training. The piece ends with a moral about choice. Also a for sale ad notes a fine old violin at the News office for 50 dollars.

Lucile Prude Andrew Prude Mescalero Brownwood Texas Abraham Lincoln

Alamogordo Jury List January Trial Panel

The document lists summoned jurors and talesmen for Alamogordo on January 4. Names include Joe T. Chavez and D. L. Morrison with precincts, plus many others such as R. D. Champion, Frank Phillips, Oren Baird, Will Henn, and J. R. Vigil. Talesmen include R. W. Turner, Geo Nimmo, John Fleming, Joe Miller, and others with precincts.

Petit Jury Alamogordo Joe T. Chavez D.L. Morrison R. D. Champion Frank Phillips Fred Marquez Oren Baird Will Henn James Netherlin J. A. Tatum George Daughterly Teen Clayton Louis Montes Joaquin Duran Geo. P. Robertson W. D. Lewis J. R. McCorkle Emery Joy Mal Walters Albert Lewis Oscar Shenfield A. L. Goakes Mark Brantley F. Shelton J. R. Vigil Talesmen R. W. Turner Geo. Nimmo John Fleming Joe Miller L. G. Lilly J. L. Green Doss Bradford Antonio Pedraza R. Miller J. A. Wootson K. H. Stone D. C. Woods

Christmas Morning Program at New Mexico School for the Blind

The usual Christmas morning program is set for Friday at the New Mexico School for the Blind. It will begin at 9 30 AM and friends are invited. The pupils, under the teachers and superintendent, typically present a most interesting program.

New Mexico School For the Blind N. M. School For the Blind

Tularosa and Alamogordo High Schools Publish Notable Papers

Tularosa issues The Reflector and Alamogordo publishes Sacramento. Both papers circulated Tuesday morning with frequent monthly and six weekly schedules respectively. Local merchants supported the ventures with generous patronage.

Tularosa Alamogordo Tudarosa Reflector Sacramento

Henry Ford backs polar flight plan rumor grows

Reports claim Henry Ford will back a spring non stop trans polar flight from Point Barrow Alaska to Spitzbergen. Promoters Vilhjalmur Stefansson Isaiah Bowman George Wilkins and Malcolm Alexander Smith are named, with Wilkins and Smith departing for Detroit.

New York N. Y Henry Ford Point Barrow Alaska Spitzenbergen Detroit Vilhjalmur Stefansson Isiah Bowman American Geographic Society George Wilkins Malcolm Alexander Smith Wilkins Smith

No Grand Jury Called for District Court

Alamogordo district court opens on January 4 with no grand jury due to funding limits and a prior term’s surplus true bills. Murder cases headline the docket including Hunt Hobbs and others in Hurt and Wilburn disputes, with bonds set at $10,000 each. Petit jurors are summoned by the sheriff. names follow.

Otero County Alamogordo Crand Jury Hunt Hobbs Lincoln County Will Tittsworth Tom Siner Robert Hurt Sttockman Capitan Hurt Carrizozo Sam Lewis Pinon Dee . Wilburn Dempson Lewis Lem Tanner Orange Tanner Lewis

Probe of Crude Rubber Prices to Start Soon

Washington D C December 21 1921 a charge of bad faith was leveled at Great Britain as the house ordered an investigation into alleged manipulation of crude rubber prices by English colonial governments Representative Hull Tennessee former DNC chairman said England aims to collect four billion dollars in higher rubber prices to pay its war debt. Chairman Parker announced hearings would begin January 5 with Hoover’s cooperation sought and the scope to include other raw materials such as coffee silk nitrates potash quinine iodine tin sisal pulp wood and more. The pulp wood issue centers on Canada and a proposed export duty to the United States.

Washington, D. C Great Britain House Hull Tennessee Democratic National Committee England Parker Tilson Connecticut Hoover Canada United States

Christmas Program at New Mexico School for the Blind

A Christmas program from the New Mexico School for the Blind features multiple performances including an orchestra pantomime The Christmas Merry Makers kindergarten readings reads The Lookout Man and a saxophone solo by Ramoncita Salazar The program also includes vocal solos piano pieces violin and cello selections and choral readings from Rosa Lopez Placida Gonzales and others with festive titles like Silent Night and The Robins Return.

The Ramoncita Salazar

Methodist Church Notice for Worship Times

Pastor W A Fulbright D D presides at Sunday services at eleven in the morning and seven thirty in the evening. Sunday school starts at ten o clock with a children's service at two thirty in the afternoon. Prayer meeting is held each Wednesday at seven thirty in the evening. You are cordially invited to attend these services.

W. A. Fulbright

Advertising Slump Hits Alamogordo News This Week

The Alamogordo News notes a sharp drop in advertising as the holiday season ends. The paper spends more to publish this week than receipts, but expects to balance out in monthly averages and thanks patrons for past and current support.

Alamogordo

Waffle House Christmas Dinner Price at 75 Cents

Advertises Waffle House Christmas dinner priced at 75 cents. Note lists highest prices paid for beef pork turkeys chickens and hides by Joe W Jackson.

Joe W. Jackson

Death of Frank Allen at Tularosa

Frank C. Allen a Las Cruces and Tularosa resident died at his Tularosa home after months of illness. He was 68 and buried in Blazer cemetery at Mescalero. A nephew of Julia Blazer he was born in Wisconsin and long worked at Fred Bascom Hardware Co and as head carpenter at Mescalero agency. He never married and left substantial real estate assets.

Frank C. Allen Las Cruces Tularosa Mescuiero Rev Elmore Mr. Allen Rousseau Hospital Julia Blazer Blazer Wisconsin Fred Bascom Hardware Co Allen Frank Allen Mescalero Julia M. Blazer Alamogordo

Mongolia oldest dry land in world says Chapman

Chicago December 19 The third Asiatic expedition of the American Museum of Natural History led by Roy Chapman Andrews reports Mongolia as the oldest continuously dry land, with evidence of early stone age cultures in the Gobi and a giant Baluchitherium fossil. The team notes Paleozoic seaways, repeated aridity, and a redwood forest in Manchuria.

Chicago Central Asia Roy Chapman Andrews American Museum of Natural History Europe Gobi Desert Mr. Andrews Mongolia Central Asian Caspian Sea Pacific Ocean America Manchuria California

Woman's Club of Alamogordo Hosts Dorcas Day Charity Ball

The Woman's Club met Friday December 18 with a Dorcas Day program led by Mrs Geren. Members donated toys and fruit for needy children and decorated the clubroom for Christmas. Hostesses were Mesdames Dowdle Frasier Garrett and Folsom. January 7 was set for the next meeting and officer elections. A Charity Ball will be held New Year’s Eve at the pavilion.

Woman's Club of Alamogordo Geren Mesdames Dowdle Frasier Garrett Folsom Charles

Boy hunter claims large local buck killed

Walter Nichols age 17 of La Luz Canyon reports he killed a very large buck this year in the area. The deer, known for raiding orchards, had several horn points broken and appeared to be an old timer in the region.

Walter Nichols Irvin Nichols la Luz Canyon

Tax Reduction Bill Clears House With Senate Doubt

The $325 million tax reduction bill passes the House 290 to 25 and seeks to cut personal exemptions and tax rates. President Coolidge urges quick action as Smoot set to study the measure in the Senate on January 4. The bill would raise single exemptions to 1500 and married to 3500, cut top surtax to 20 percent, and reduce rates across brackets.

Washington, D. C Senate Coolidge Smoot Senate Finance Committee House

Vivian says New Mexico Prohibition remains workable

Denver federal prohibition chief John F. Vivian arrived in Albuquerque to meet NM officials and oversee a prohibition agents school. He said the 1919 law remains effective, with strong state cooperation, and dismissed fears NM will become a bootlegging hub after the 1923 statute's invalidation.

Albuquerque N. M Johin F. Vivian Denver Colorado Utah New Mexico C. H. Stearns Vivian State Supreme Court

Sacramento Park Notes and Community Happenings

Mr and Mrs Nelson Pender from Las Cruces have moved in for the year and Mrs Kay Pickett from Las Cruces is visiting during the holidays. A school entertainment directed by Mesdames Virden and Zelner featured music songs and recitations. G F Russell Sacramento Park custodian is on the sick list. The Civic Improvement League of Sacramento Park was launched at the school house last Friday night to aid community betterment. The Town of Alamogordo markets apple crop of 800 boxes on the Carl place in El Paso, with Standard varieties. Walter Nichols and son in law Edgar Poe have bought the Bridgford place and Pender are in

Nelson Pender Las Cruces Kay Pickett H. H Sacramento Park Civic Improvement League of Alamogordo Carl” Place el Paso Walter Nichols Edgar Poe Bridgford Place Pender

New stamps show Wilson and Harrison portraits

On December 28 1925 the post office department will issue a 17 cent stamp with President Wilson and shortly after a 13 cent stamp with President Harrison. Orders for the stamps will be filled only after both designs arrive to avoid duplicating work and to permit the philatelic agency to close for quarterly stock inventory.

Post Office Department Wilson Benjamin Harrison Philatelic Agency

Statewide fund drive for Willard School at Santa Fe

The Frances E Willard School in Santa Fe plans a statewide campaign to raise 50000 to reopen the orphanage and school after four months closed due to bank crop and cattle failures. Tuition will rise from 1250 to 20 per month and funds will support operations from Santa Fe to other communities.

Santa Fe

Christmas Forests Supply Yuletide Decor From National Forests

Albuquerque district forester F C Pooler explains mistletoe Oregon grape and evergreen boughs make popular holiday decorations. He stresses careful harvesting to protect forests and notes the program aims to provide each southwestern family a Christmas tree and trimmings from national forests.

Albuquerque N. M Oregon F. C. Pooler Forest Service National Forest

Joint Masonic Installation for Blue Lodge and Eastern Star

A joint installation of officers for the Blue Lodge and the Order of Eastern Star will be held at the hall on Saturday December 26 at 8 00 p m. All Masons and their families are invited to attend.

The Blue Lodge Order of Eastern Star

New Fruit Ola Nut Bread Boosts AlamoGordo Industry

AlamoGordo begins manufacturing a new product, Fruit-Ola-Nut Bread, by Liberty Bakery on December 23, now sold in local groceries. The editorial notes home production boosts wealth, urges reader feedback to tailor bread quality, and discusses local preference versus El Paso brands.

Alamogordo Liberty Bakery el Paso Rodgers

Pastor Preaching at 11 and 7:30 Sundays

W A Fulbright D D the pastor preaches every Sunday at 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m Epworth League meets at 6:45 p m Children’s Service each Sunday at 2:30 p m and prayer meeting is held Wednesdays at 7:30 p m.

W. A. Fulbright D. D Epworth League

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Jones Legion A. A. Jones Jesus M. Baca American Legion Comptroller Petit Jurors Petit New Mexico School Lincke School Seeeneeee Mascagni Howard McKinley the Flames Santa Claus the Robins Fisher Virgil Garcia George Peck Berceuse Jocelyn Placida Gonzales Chapman Woman's Club Big Buck Houses State OF Prohibition Oeal Willard School For Girls Tucker Virginia Blanton Wayne BK. Wheeler Anti- Saloon League Coast Guard Frances E. Willard Cam
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