Alamogordo to Reopen Sunday Evening Band Concerts
Alamogordo plans to revive Sunday evening band concerts at Alameda Park after payroll losses. Prof. Y Galindo will direct, returning from Las Cruces to lead the group. Concerts would begin at six thirty, finish before eight to allow church attendance, with local merchants backing the effort. The News offers to contribute its share of the costs.
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Alamogordo
Alameda Park
Prof
Y. Galindo
Galindo
Las Cruces
Rest Is Best Treatment for Tuberculosis
Rest and sanatorium care are advised as the prime factors in TB treatment per the 1908 Tuberculosis Congress in Washington. Fresh air sun exposure and nourishing meals are emphasized with regular routines and no social duties, while fever cases should rest and avoid work until recovered.
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Washington, D. C
Charles E. Astrup
Pacific Monthly
Datil National Forest expanded by 183000 acres in New Mexico
The President signed a proclamation adding 183 091 acres to the Datil National Forest and removing 95 178 acres following a field review. Areas added include Bear Mountains and Luera Mountains, with timber potential of about 30 million board feet. Elimination shifts mainly grazing lands, with restoration to settlement after Interior notice.
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Washington, D. C
Datil National Forest
New Mexico
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bear Mountains
Alamosita Creek
Jroby Mountain
Luera Mountains
Magdalena Divison
Secretary of the Interior
Mildred Skeptical Prayer Earns A Hundred Percent
A school girl Mildred in her first term receives decimal graded reports with perfection at one hundred and serious at sixty. While saying prayers at night her spirits stay high but she snickers and giggles prompting her mother to ask if the Lord will approve. She replies bluntly that God will likely give a sixty because of her irreverent prayer.
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Mildred
Alway High
Woman’s Home Companion
Forest Fire Threatens Big Timber Tracts
A two day blaze in Alamo Canon near Alamogordo swept toward the big timber beyond the summit. Fire scouts and volunteers from Alamogordo, Cloudcroft, and El Paso areas aided defenses. About 400 to 500 acres burned in the Forest Reserve with no homes lost, though reforestation costs reach 10000 dollars.
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Alamo Canon
Sacramento Mountains
Mies Fleming
Canon
J. N. Daugherty
Alamogordo
Forest Reserve
Neal
Rhoades
Fleming Ranch
W. G. Roe
Alamo
Twain on temperance and prohibition satire
The Rock Island Tribune quotes Mark Twain lampooning prohibition by imagining Germans making brandy from sawdust and a man drinking delirium tremens from cabin goods, asserting prohibition cannot work when everyday items become drink.
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Mark Twain
Rock Island Tribune
Death of Cloudcroft boy in fall from bridge
Sam Witmer 18, son of Victoria L. Witmer El Paso art supervisor, died Sunday afternoon when he fell about sixty five feet from the S bridge near Cloudcroft. Body taken to El Paso for burial Monday night. large funeral procession.
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Cloudcroft
Sam Witmer
Victoria L. Witmer
el Paso
Qloudcroft
Thirtieth Annual New Mexico Fair at Albuquerque
Announcement for the Thirtieth Annual New Mexico Fair to be held in Albuquerque from October 8 to 8. The event promises a Bigger and Better Fair on a new scale with extensive exhibits from grama grass to steers and major amusements. New features include a Kennel Show and a Poultry Show with entries encouraged early. contact secretary John B. McManus for details.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Territorial
John B. McManus
My Fourth of July Girl
A patriotic verse by Laura Alton Payne from Woman's Home Companion praising the American flag. It celebrates red white and blue and pledges lifelong loyalty to the United States.
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United States
Laura Alton Payne
Woman’s Home Companion
Herbert Kaufman Writes of the Mighty West
Herbert Kaufman in Every body's Magazine argues America's trek to open western lands reshapes cities and farms. He cites Kansas City migrant flows, irrigation, and the rise of plains industries as a new era, with Oklahoma's population surge and urban modernization cited as proof of a shift from boom to productive settlement.
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Herbert Kaufman
Everybody’s Magazine
America
Kansas City
Rio Grande
Bermuda
New Mexico Shines At Irrigation Congress
In Pueblo Colorado on June 20 the New Mexico delegation led by Gov Mills features major involvement for the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress to be held September 26 30 1910. R E Twitchell ether Las Vegas vice president and E McQueen Gray Albuquerque foreign secretary promote western missions and foreign representation with former Gov George Curry honorary vice president and Charles Springer Cimarron executive committeeman. Special delegations car bands and demonstrations are planned.
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Pueblo
Colo
Board of Control
Eighteenth
National Irrigation Congress
W. J. Mills
New Mexico
Congress
Gov. Mills
Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Twitchell
R.E. Twitchell
East Las Vegas
West
E. McQueen Gray
Gray
University of New Mexico
George Curry
Charles Springer
Cimarron
Tularosa Recruits Boost Local Company Strength
Ten newly enlisted men from Tularosa joined last Friday night, contributing to a total of 18 from the town. The company plans three more enlistments this week, bringing enrollment to 67 men overall.
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Tularosa
Shorty Cameron Moves to Rockford Louisiana
Shorty Cameron left Friday night for Rockford Louisiana to reside with his father and mother. He worked in the restaurant business here for three years and was widely acquainted.
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Shorty Cameron
Rockford
Shorty
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