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Newspaper
Alamogordo News
Location
Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
2
The Alamogordo News reports the incorporation of a power company with editor W. Morgan serving as editor and business manager. The notice notes second class matter status at Alamogordo post office under the 1879 act.
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover argues for cooperative marketing to stabilize production transportation and pricing in agriculture. He cites California citrus as an example where organization reduced costs and raised growers’ influence. Local cauliflower growers show closer cooperation lowering marketing expenses and improving distribution.
A 700000 member merger of Methodist Presbyterian and Congregationalist churches in Canada creates the United Church of Canada. The piece notes potential divisions but sees consolidation as logical and suggests U S union possibilities, reflecting on strength in unity.
The State University in Albuquerque faces a clash over oil royalties from lands in the Pecos Valley. Royalties may exceed 100000 this year, funding needed buildings, but State Land Commissioner E B Swope argues only interest is available. The dispute risks future funds if all principal is spent, and court action is anticipated.
A Missouri college professor urges that intolerance is Americas greatest evil and the world’s. He cites national and religious sectarianism, prohibition laws, and social regimentation as signs of intolerance. The piece argues education and wiser regulation could curb intemperance and unite the nation.
The article discusses Glauber's salt and niter cake uses in industry and medicine. It notes that dehydration is key to profitable market entry for sodium sulphate and highlights growing foreign demand from Canada and Sweden for wood pulp and craft paper production.
A controversial Tennessee law becomes the focus of widespread criticism as a majority in the state legislature appears determined to impose their beliefs on the public, with schools identified as the logical starting point for the effort.
The text notes salt cake per ton of pulp from 280 to 700 pounds and lists plant capacities by country: United States 160000 tons, Canada 180000, Sweden 150000, Norway 50000. It cites 1920 American Paper and Pulp Association pulp output at 3822000 tons valued at 275.9 million dollars and mentions glass making ingredients and sodium sulphate used in bottle glass. New York price for sodium sulphate on March 7 1925 was 17 to 319 per ton and argues Alkali Flat could profitably exploit the abundant sodium sulphate.
At Stagg Field Chicago on June 13 D Hart Hubbard competing for the University of Michigan broke the world's running broad jump record with a leap of 25 feet 10 7/8 inches his final college appearance and a feat likely to stand for many years Hubbard is hailed as the Wolverines sensational negro athlete and the record could endure.
Washington plans to seek approval to enlarge recreational use of national forests. Over 1500 forests covering 157 million acres would gain utilities to protect visitors and public property. Recreation would be coordinated with timber, water, and land-use planning, expanding public camps and simple mass recreation facilities.
Friday to Friday the schedule presents Dinky Deane in A Prince of a King and Loyal Lives in tribute to the post service. Cast includes Faire Benney Mary Carr and William Collier Jr in a comedy. Wesley Barry stars in From Rags to Riches. Our Hospitality features Buster Keaton Natalie Talmadge Buster Keaton Jr and Craig Ward. Viola Dana headlines In Search of a Thrill on the final days.
The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as curing catarrh and deafness by an ointment reducing inflammation and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. It notes sales by druggists for over forty years and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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