Alamogordo Dairies Ready For Milk Inspection Phase
Local dairies prepare for July 1 implementation of a federal state standard for sanitary milk production. Dairymen upgrade barns rooms and equipment to meet four grades A B C and D with public grading results to be announced after inspections by Dr. J G Holmes and county health officials.
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J. G. Holmes
Alamogordo
United States Department of Pub Nc Health
Paul Fox
Town Board of Trustees
Holmes
Birth to Death of Ellis Otto Howe in a Mississippi Ark Michigan Journey
Ellis Otto Howe born July 10 1910 in Webster Mississippi died June 9 1930 in Detroit Michigan. He joined the Methodist church as a youth and moved from Mississippi to Arkansas at age nine before relocating to Michigan last fall. Survived by his mother and stepfather J E Owen Alamogordo two siblings W D Owen Magnilia Arkansas Carl Howe Alamogordo and three step-brothers Alva Moody and Harry Owen. Funeral services were held at the Alamogordo home with Earl R Keating Baptist pastor and burial followed at Mount Vista Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Otto Howe
Webster County
Mississippi
Detroit
Mich
Methodist Church
Arkansas
Michigan
J. E. Owen
Alamogordo
W. D. Owen
Card of Thanks for our loss
The Reding and Woffard families express sincere appreciation to friends for kindness during illness and death of their child. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reding Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Reding Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lacey Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Reding Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Woffard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Reding
I. J. Reding
R. W. Lacey
R. J. Reding
J. A. Woffard
Oil powered refrigeration for farm homes introduced
Cleveland plans reveal kerosene fueled iceless refrigerators for farms and remote areas without electricity or gas. Milk chiller units cool milk to 50 degrees F in minutes, using about a quart of kerosene to run 24 to 36 hours. Water circulation not required, saving ice and reducing dairy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tuberculosis testing for dairy cows postponed
As definite arrangements have not been made regarding the testing of dairy cows for tuberculosis, date as set will have to be postponed to a future time. Future notice will be given J. G. HOLMES, Co. Health Officer.
Dinner fundraiser nets sixty dollars for church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Tularosa Methodist Church served a dinner that cleared the neat sum of sixty dollars. Contributions supported church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Tularosa
Candy Sale by Tularosa Methodist Church Nets $6.50
The Junior Board of Stewards held a candy sale on the church lawn Tuesday afternoon and cleared 6.50 for the parsonage upkeep fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Board OF Stewards Candy Sale
Tularosa
Death of John Robert McDonald at Breece Camp
John Robert McDonald aged 72 died June 18 at Breece Lumber Camp. Interment followed at Cloudcroft on Wednesday. He had resided in the Breece Camp for about eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert McDonald
Breece
Cloudcroft
Breece Camp
Model airplane project advances in Alamogordo area
Local construction of a demonstration model airplane progresses for public display on July 4 under J. L Canion. Spruce wings from Southwest Lumber Co. meet Sacramento grade stress tests. Plans submitted to the U S Bureau of Aeronautics with hopeful approval. Public invited to watch progress at the former Frasier Grain Store on Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L Cannon
Alamogordo
Southwest Lumber Co
Canion
United States
Ninth Street
Frasier Grain
National Temperance League Calls National Meet
General John J. Bradley announced a national convention to push Congress to submit prohibition to a referendum. The meeting will be in St. Louis from September 17 to October 2 with about 2000 delegates, to consider repeal or other disposition of the 18th amendment and memorialize Congress for a people vote. A dinner at the Hotel Astor on June 26 will outline plans with anti prohibition leaders from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
John J. Bradley
National Temperance League of America
St. Louis
League
Hotel Astor
Bradley
Bennett Truck Line Adds Pick-Up Truck
The Bennett Truck Line purchased a new Model AA Ford pick-up to gather freight from loading points for concentration at Bennett barns. It is equipped for quick loading and will improve a driver's parking facilities. The serviceable light car was chosen for its pick-up speed and maneuverability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Bennett Barns
Paving Protests Heard Mon By Town Board
A protest meeting Monday night June 16 at Town Hall heard objections from property owners to proposed paving on business streets. Residents opposed high costs and assessments, while Engineer Garst outlined bid procedures, 14 months use before payment, 10 year terms, and that bids will be for each paving class to pick the cheapest option. A bonding company issue over missing abstracts requires restarting proceedings and another protest meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Board of Trustees
H. O. Garst
State College
Garst
Alamocordo
Local Marriages Tie Alamogordo Couples in June
Andres Granados and Mary Duran of Alamogordo wed June 12 at St Marys Church with Pastor Sm M Giran. Wm I Blankenship and Petsey Thompson, both of La Luz, tied the knot June 11 at Alamogordo Presbyterian Manse with Rev A Duncan. Felix Macias of Alamogordo and Julia Martinez of El Paso wed June 16 by R Baldnado, Probate Judge. Uber Rodriguez and Sarah River, both of Alamogordo, married June 18 by Rev Giran at St Marys Church. Dolores Saenz and Anje Ortera, both of Alamogordo, united in marriage Sunday at 7:00 a.m. at the Catholic Church with Fr Salvador Giran officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andres Granados
Alamogordo
Mary Duran
Sm. M. Giran
St. Mary's Church
Wm. I. Blankenship
Petsey T. Thompson
la Luz, N. M
Presbyterian
Rev. A. Duncan
Felix Macias
Julia Martinez
el Paso
R., Bald Nado
Uber Rodriguez
Sarah River
Giran
Dolores Saenz
Anje Ortera
Salvador Giran
Trophies Added to Rodeo Prize List
Rodeo prize offerings expand with extra trophies for July 3 4 and 6 events. F R Oliver and J A McRae store owners pledge merchandise prizes. Oliver adds 10 dollars for top all around calf roper and McRae offers 10 dollars for top all around broncho buster. The Rodeo committee announced the additional contributions this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Halliday
F. R. Oliver
J. A. McRae
Men Clothing
F. R Olivers
Rodeo Committee
Federal Bonus Time Extended for Veterans Claims
Frank C. Nagle of the Alamogordo Post American Legion reports Washington has extended the period for filing adjusted service compensation claims for five more years beginning January 2, 1930. Ex veterans or dependants may apply using Nagle’s blanks with no charge and the sooner filed, the greater potential loan value. The municipally owned pavilion undergoes metal lath and stucco work by John Carroll. the News approves of the improvements and suggests window frame painting as a possible enhancement.
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Frank C. Nagle
Alamogordo
American Legion
Washington, D. C
Franck C. Nagle
John Carroll
Special Frying Chickens Sale This Friday and Saturday
Groom Brothers advertise a Petograph for correct shoe fitting at Wolfinger's with a special price event on frying chickens during Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groom Brothers
Wolfinger’s
Tigers Defeat White Sands Goat Herders 21–16
The Tularosa Tigers routed the White Sands Goat Herders 21 to 16 at Merchants Park after 9 innings. Joe Domingues starred for the Tigers with a homer a three bagger a Texas Leaguer and five at bats as Gail topped the mound for the winners. Snooks Jones pitched well for the Goat Herders but received ragged support from his defense.
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Tularosa Tigers
White Sands
Merchants Park
Tularosa
Tigers
Snooks Jones
Taylor
Leighton
Gaillos
Joe Domingeus
Pecos Valley Bears and Tigers Series Opens in Alamogordo
The Pecos Valley Bears meet the Tularosa Tigers in a two day set starting Thursday at Alamogordo Ball Park with a 10 am opener and a 3 pm second game Friday at Tularosa. Martinez, a key Tigers pitcher, won 16 straight last season and will wear the mound on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley Bears
Tularosa
Martinez
Red Keith
Pep Bryan
Jack Baird
Alamogords
Tigers
Southwest
Death of James A. Imrie at Rousseau Hospital
James A. Imrie, 86, longtime Fall ranch storekeeper at Three Rivers, died last Friday at Rousseau Hospital after a short illness. Born in England, he was buried in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Imrie
Fall Ranch
Three Rivers
Rousseau Hospital
Jtore
England
Rowland Hazard Hosts Event at El Aguadero Ranch
Rowland Hazard entertained at his El Aguadero ranch in La Luz canyon last Saturday with more than 60 guests including ranchmen neighbors and friends. A barbecue followed by evening dancing attracted many local attendees.
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Rowland Hazard
el Aguadero
la Luz Canyon
Water Struck for Irrigation on Ben Apel Farm
J L Mobley drilled through 200 feet of gravel and boulders to a paying water depth of 245 feet at the Ben Apel ranch two miles southeast. Water stood 20 feet in the well and 200 feet of 6 inch casing has been installed. Apel plans a reservoir to store the irrigation supply and hopes the find will encourage nearby farmers to drill for reliable water. The honeycomb formation yielded the water and the water is palatable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mobley
Ben Apel Ranch
Here
Mr. Mobley
Apel
Auditors to Confer in Santa Fe on June 27 28
In Santa Fe on June 27 and 28 auditors from across New Mexico will meet with State Comptroller Rupert F. Asplund. They prepare for the first exhaustive audit of the entire state starting July 1 and expect completion by January 1, 1931. The meeting includes a June 30 examination of state laws regulating appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Rupert F. Asplund
New Mexico
Asplund
Quarantine Board Opens Twelfth Western Meeting
Las Cruces New Mexico June 14 Dr Harry L Kent president of New Mexico A and M welcomed delegates from 11 western states to the twelfth annual conference of the western plant quarantine board The three day meeting opened Thursday morning with committee reports from each state detailing quarantine conditions A lost item notice follows for two boxes of women and children's apparel from a Nash Sedan trunk rack in Carrizozo New Mexico
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Harry L. Kent
New Mexico A. and M
Western Plant Quarantine Board
State College
Nash Sedan
D. D. Tiffany
Carrizozo
District Court Delivers Guilty Verdicts in Local Murder and Theft Cases
State v Gabino Rodriquez resulted in a guilty verdict for second degree murder after a long jury wait. sentence to be set by Judge Frenger. Geo A Shipley and J B McCall represented the defendant in the El Paso region case. State v Jesus Gonzales found him guilty of beef cow theft in the Sacramento Mountains. 18 months to 2 years with suspended sentence and handover to Border Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabino Roderiquez
Gabino Rodrriquez
Curt Ham
el Paso Gap
Roderiquez
Geo. A. Shipley
Alamogordo
J. 8. McCall
Artesia
Guity
Frenger
Jesus Gonzales Jesus Gonzales
Sacramento Mountains
Gonzales
Border Patrol
State and Local Cases Highlight Not Guilty and Divorces
State v Jonas and Tom Jonas resulted in a not guilty verdict for killing a heifer owned by Geo Munson of Pinon. Reva Hamilton was granted divorce and custody of two children. Other civil cases pending hearings include A W Decker vs Geo E Breece Lumber Co and Turner vs French administratrix. A hung jury delayed Oran Fore and Jonas DeArman robbery case. several other civil matters await dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Jonas
Tom Jonas
Alvin
Geo. Munson
Pinon
A. W. Decker
Geo. E. Breece Lumber Co
B. H. Turner
John R. French
John Ro French
J. M. French
Oran Fore
Jonas DeArman
Cubin Clayton
Tularosa
Ftate
Thos. B. Rapkoch
Lax Cruces
Reva Hamilton
Oscar Hamilton
Carolina Parra
Rafael Parra
Teresa T. Jim Martinez
Jame Swope
Kes Plan For Oil Conservation Pushes Cooperation
Washington June 14 The Colon bill to advance oil reservation aims to let Secretary Wilbur approve cooperative or unit operation plans on public lands and extend leases beyond 20 years for participants It seeks to curb wasteful competition by sharing proceeds and boosting royalty while giving power to revoke rights or alter contracts if public interests are harmed Confirmation of lease continuance would go to Congress
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Washington
Colon
Wilbup
Loose Public Lands Committee
Wilbur
Congress
Thanks to Mrs. D. B Youngs from Alamogordo friends
A memorial note from Mrs. J. A. Murphy and family of Longview Texas and Don B. Young of Alamogordo New Mexico expresses gratitude for the love and sympathy shown during Mrs. Youngs years in Alamogordo and her illness and death May God bless all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B
Silver Challenge Cup for the Otero County Rodeo
The Popular Dry Goods Company of El Paso will present a Silver Challenge Cup to the champion cowboy at the Otero County Rodeo next month. The cup, engraved and awarded through Maurice Schwartz, Esq., and tied to Roosevelt Trophy rules, adds a $75 Knox Beaver hat prize from Knox Hat Company of New York.
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Popular Dry Goods
el Paso
Otero County
Pendleton
Cheyenne
Knox Hat Company
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Governor Dillon to Attend Alamogordo Rodeo July 5
Governor R C Dillon will visit Alamogordo for the rodeo on July 5 and participate in the Cowboy's Ball on July 6, after planning Las Vegas duties on the Fourth. He plans to arrive noon July 5 with potential attendance by Mrs Dillon, and will present prizes if present plans hold. The governor serves as titular head of the Otero Rodeo Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Otero Rodeo Association
Alamogordo
Las Vegas
Dick Halliday
N. M
R. C. Dillon
Tie
Lou Leadinghouse
Ite
Henderson Buys Texas Service Station No 1 in Alamogordo
A. H. Henderson, longtime Alamogordo resident, completed a purchase Saturday of the Texas Service Station No 1 from V. V. and E. K. Prye. The Pryes had recently leased the property from AJL Dunn of the Texas Co. Henderson’s thirty years in the area are cited as a sign of his integrity and future trust in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Henderson
Alamoverdo
Texas Service
Messrs
Horses Still Worth Keeping in Otero County Rodeo
In a talk on horses and gear, the writer argues that horses remain valuable despite modern costs. Citing saddle ponies sold for 250 dollars and a local rodeo planned for July 3 4 5, the piece asserts horses will still be used and appreciated by cowboys, riders, and ranchers in Otero County.
Hotel seeks spare rooms for Rodeo dates
Jim Meade of the Alamorado Hotel announces open room listings for July 3 4 and 6 Rodeo period. Guests cannot be accommodated at the hotel will be referred to private residences for lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Meade
Alamorardo
Mrs Willeford Leaves for San Francisco After Month Visit
Mrs. W. H. Willeford and her children depart Friday morning for San Francisco. They have spent a month visiting her sister Mrs Ralph Morgan and family and staying with her parents Mr and Mrs J M McNatt and family at La Luz. Miss Lillie Denny accompanies them for a few weeks in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Willeford
San Francisco
Ralph Morgan
la Luz
J. M. McNatt
Lillie Denny
San Diego
Local man JoH Allen returns to Alamogordo role as jailer
JoH Allen arrived from San Diego to Alamogordo where he had served as county jailer for years. He plans to stay as long as possible and was met at El Paso by his son Bill who continued to Dallas for vacation. Special price on prying chickens and a new shipment of children's dresses appear in local ads.
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Washington
St. Louis
Otero County
Oliver Lee
el Paso
Shorty Miller
United States
Joh. Allen
San Diego
Alamogordo
Allen
Iis
Bill Allen
Dallas
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General Electric
Bennett Truck Line
EL Aguadero Ranch
Ben Apel
Quarantine Board
F. R. Miller
Mose Cauthen
Als
Munday
A. D. Hanna
Luther Hanna
N. D
Southern Pacific Railroad
J. S. Brooks
Felix Coronado
E. F. Cadwallader
R. N. Sewell
Join Jackson
Asst. Dist
Atty Thos
B. Rapkoch
Geo. A. Sipley
J. J. Greeg
Joel Jackson
D. Kes
Governor Dillon
State OF New Mexico
Mack Johnson
The
Sanitary Barber Shop
Lela Denny
Boulder, Colo
University of Colorado
Tom Dillard
Alamozordo
Arthur McNatt
Halsey Glover
Garrell
Albuquerque
Pecos
Texas
Mack Missik
Ermen
O. G Cady
Louise
Nashville
Tenn
Peabody College
Cady
Alumnu Association
Lester Donaghe
Weed
W. EF. Roberts
Tommy Donaghe
Tommy
Louis Wollinger
Customs
Civil Service
Miguel B. Otero
Paso
Wolfinger
Ll. T. Toombs
Alamo
Merkel
Tex
Mexico
Mose Couthen
H. Henderson
Texas Station
PRYE
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FE Paso
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