Feed and Forage Exhibit at Denver Stock Show Opens Jan 18
Prof W H Olin of Colorado Agricultural College leads the feed and forage exhibit at the Denver Stock Show. Entries from Colorado Wyoming Utah and New Mexico grouped by irrigation and altitude aim to showcase livestock feed production. Several hundred dollars in premiums offered. Officials urge farmers to contribute and send exhibits to the Feed and Forage Department Western Stock Show Denver by January 18 morning.
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W. H. Olin
Colorado Agricultural College
Denver
West
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
Olin
Western Stock Show
Young Las Cruces man admitted to New Mexico bar
E C Wade Jr of Las Cruces, son of Hon E C Wade, passed a 90 percent bar exam at age twenty two. He studied three years in his father's office and is a skilled stenographer and Remington operator. He took the oath with others and received his diploma as attorney at law in the territory. He will stay for the Thirty eighth legislative session and may serve as stenographer and clerk in the council.
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E. C. Wade, Jr
Las Cruces
E.C. Wade
Wade
New Mexico
Thirty-eighth Legislative Assembly
Santa Fe New Mexican
Dry farming in New Mexico outlines soil moisture and plowing
J D Tinsley explains dry farming basics for New Mexico in a series. He notes altitude differences across Eddy and Colfax counties, moisture preservation priorities, and the need for early fall plowing to store water. He emphasizes soil prep as the core of dry farming and previews more guidance in future installments.
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New Mexico
Eddy County
Colfax County
Merino
Jon Johnson
Mesa
J.D. Tinsley
Pleasant call from Mrs Tepp visits judge’s home
The News notes a friendly call from Mrs Tepp McKown wife of a Little Rock Arkansas newspaper man. She has stayed in the city two months as a guest of Judge Bush’s family and returned home at the start of this week.
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Tepp
McKown
Little Rock
Arkansas
Judge Bush
Willie Denney Dies at Fifteen After Illness
Willie Denney eldest son of Mr and Mrs H M Denny of this city died Sunday afternoon after a pneumonia illness with heart trouble listed as the cause Funeral services were held at the M E Church South and interment was in Alamo cemetery He was about 15 and greatly beloved by friends and family.
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Willie Denney
H. M. Denny
M, EB
Alamo
Willie
Uge
Livery Barn Changes Hands This Week
This week Messrs. Eads and Miller sold the stock in the big barn to D. M. Barringer who has already taken possession. Mrs. Eads and Miller moved to Crowell Texas with about 20 head of horses. Mr. Miller keeps the nail contract and plans to return to Alamo in a month. Father Megean left on Tuesday night’s train for Tularosa.
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Messrs. Eads
Miller
D. M. Barringer
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E. U. Wade, JR
Tinsley
Father Megean
Tularosa
Alamogordo