Alamento Bulletin Showings With Bright Lineup This Week
Reginald Denny stars in Will Show You the Town a comedy drama with matinee at 3 30 and evening at 7 30 prices 10 and 20 cents and 10 and 25 cents Saturday features Bebe Daniels and Tom Moore in Dangerous Money plus a Pathe Comedy Sunday and Monday present Colleen Moore and Conway Tearle in Flirting With Love adapted from Le Roys great Counterfeit Tuesday and Wednesday bring Tom Mix and his horse Tony with Duke the Dog in Oh You Tony Thursday and Friday show Wild Justice with Peter the Great dog hero Story by Gardner Sullivan.
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Reginald Denny
Bebe Daniels
Tom Moore
Pathe
Colleen Moore
Conway Tearle
le RoysScuit
Tom Mix
Tony
Duke
Dog
Peter the Great
Gardner Sullivan
Thomason Estate Executrix Named in New Mexico Probate
Amelia Austy Thomason named executrix of Chesley H Thomason estate by Probate Court judge in Otero County New Mexico. Creditors urged to file claims within the legal period or be barred. Dated December 7 1925 at Tularosa New Mexico.
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Chesley H. Thomason
G. E. Moffett
Otero County
New Mexico
Tularosa
Amelia Austry Thomason
Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers in Otero County NM
Edwin 8 Gardner, attorney and tax collector for Otero County, urges all delinquent taxpayers to pay immediately to avoid penalties. Visit his office three doors south of the Post Office or the County Treasurer's office. (36 f) Deling title noted.
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Otero County
Edwin 8
Gardner
Deling
N. M
Classified Ads in the News Deliver Real Results
Local readers report quick outcomes from advertised items and services as classified notices highlight sales, job postings, and community notices. Sellers and buyers credit the newspaper for connecting offers with buyers, boosting response rates and fostering local exchanges.
Notice of Sale in Otero County Foreclosure Case 1925
Special Master in Chancery will auction 160 acres of Section 34 and adjacent lands in Township 18 S Range 11 E along with numerous sections in Townships 18 19 S R 11 E at the Alamogordo courthouse. Sale set for January 20 1926 at 10 o clock in the morning to satisfy $6 751 45 plus costs to plaintiff Mrs M A Wright.
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New Mexico
Otero
M. A. Wright
M. Lee
Winnie Lee
Bank of
Dawson
O.m.lee
County
State of
Township
S. R
Alamogordo
A. F. Menger
Publicity as Driving Force Behind Advertising Power
A bold claim positions advertising as the decisive force shaping public perception and market behavior. Proponents argue campaigns steer consumer choices, brand narratives, and cultural trends through strategic messaging and reach across media platforms.
Uncle Sam Sets Vision for Public Mineral Land Use
Congress introduced leasing of coal and oil lands to private operators. The Geological Survey conservation branch oversees 200 coal leases and 450 oil and gas leases, collecting revenue and preventing waste. It envisions vast energy potential, estimates billions of tons of coal and trillions of barrels of oil, and argues private initiative coupled with long term federal guidance safeguards America’s future.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
Great
Federal Service
Conservation Branch
The
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Mines
Con
United States
British Isles
Britain
Sam
America
Sacramento High Sees 1926 Pupils Jump 34 Percent
November 1926 pupil attendance at Sacramento High rose 33.9 percent from a year earlier. Basketball practice with 28 boys daily under Coach Hutton signals a strong season. Four letter men from last year are out: Muir head Warhock Don and Bob Lee. A scrimmage with the town team is likely next week and the first game may be December 30 with Tularosa at Alamogordo. Superintendent Hayes aims to form debating teams and a state contest entry is in preparation with a proposed Federal Department of Education topic.
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Hutton
Muirhead
Warhock
Don
Bob Lee
Tularova
Alamogordo
Sacramento
Hayes
Debs
Mr. Flave
Debe
Las Cruces
Department of Education
Towner-Sterling
Alamogordo High School Literary Societies Face Decline
The Alamanians and Mescalerians at Alamogordo High School report reduced energy for overall student competition as officers are elected and each society resumes regular programs. A plan to award points toward the silver loving cup and to select state entrants from inter-society contests is proposed.
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Alamogordo High School
Edith Tweed
Basil Warnock
Dorothy Tatum
Margaret Ross
Mims
Charles Crowe
Josephine Rodgers
Frances Stalcup
Don She
Sup't. Hayes
Ward Charles
Hayes
Rotarians
Las Cruces
Community Sing at the High School Triumphs in Turnout
An enthusiastic crowd gathered at the High School for a community sing night led by M. Herron. The program featured the school orchestra, Girls' Chorus, a Presbyterian choir solo, and performances by Old Timers in a lively contest.
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M. Herron
Presbyterian
Mr. Courtney
Lewis
Jim Courtney
Parents form ongoing P T A at Maryland Avenue school
At the invitation of Mr Hayes a group of parents met on September 14 to discuss a parent teachers association. The permanent P T A organized September 36 at the high school with about fifty parents and faculty. Two meetings followed October 28 in the Central Building and December 2 in the East Building with pupil programs. More than forty members are enrolled and the group aims to support schools through cooperation with teachers. The next meeting is December 22 at the Maryland Avenue school.
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Hayes
Association
Maryland Avenue
County Commissioners Meet in Alamogordo 1925
Minutes record December 14 1925 regular session in Alamogordo Otero County New Mexico. Vouchers numbered 8977 to 9941 approved with warrants issued across county funds and wild animal bounty claims totaling 268 dollars. Petitions on road between Pinon and Alamogordo and power lines in North Cloudcroft discussed. actions deferred or granted as per law. Official reports audited and filed.
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Board of County Commissioners
Alamogordo
Otero County
New Mexico
Tularosa
State
Pinon
Mesa
Doc Herndon
Loudcroft
North Cloudecroft
North Cloudcroft
Southern Pacific
el Paso & Northeastern
Excondida
Chas. RE. Thomas
Build Good Homes for the Feathered Friends
Extension Service bulletin argues chickens deserve proper housing. E. E. Anderson of New Mexico A and M College compares crowded, damp, insect‑infested coops to human living conditions and advocates better poultry housing.
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Extension Service
E. E. Anderson
New Mexico A & M. College
House shed types affect sunlight and cost in New Mexico
The text compares shed and half main house types, noting cost differences between states and the impact of house width on sunlight. It observes wider half main designs in New Mexico allow more daylight in various parts of the house despite larger overall width.
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New Mexico
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Voyde
Parent-Teachers' Association
Stevenson
W. D. Bryars
Merry Xmai
A. Sorenson
Alamolco & CoalGo
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