Alamogordo's Rapid Growth Highlighted in Mid-Winter Issue
The Tri News mid-winter number outlines Alamogordo Otero County’s rapid ascent from a sparse settlement to a thriving town. It lists new enterprises, planned facilities, and strong payrolls fueling substantial growth amid a cooperative business community and local development.
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Tri News
Otero
Daily Papers
East
North Chronicle
St. Louis
Otero County
United States
Artesian Water Drive Draws California Colony to Alamogordo
J C Dunn and his wife of Long Beach California arrive in Alamogordo for two weeks to study locating a fruit growing colony. They plan to secure artesian water for irrigation and believe the arid climate can yield a profitable fruit industry with twelve families. Dunn expresses strong faith in the colony’s success and transformation of surrounding desert into fertile lands.
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J.C. Dunn
Long Beach
Calif
Alamogordo
Pennsylvania House
Dunn
California
Dann
Mining Proposition Orion Stockholders Satisfied
Orion stockholders express confidence in a first class investment as mining proposition gains favorable reception.
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Orion
Dundee Claim Report Promises Major Ore Vein at Jarilla
Expert Prof Seamon reports an exceptionally rich ore show at the Dundee claim of Orion Mining near Lordsburg New Mexico. A large ore chute 600 to 800 feet long with high grade silver gold and copper values could sustain a permanent mine with development to 200 feet.
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Orion Mining Company
el Paso
Jarilla
Shakespeare
Lordsburg
W. H. Seamon
Gifford
Southern Pacific Railway
Superior Mining Company
Bartlett
Wilfley
Four Strong Organizations Active in Alamogordo Churches
Four prominent faith groups drive religious work in Alamogordo, showing strong activity and zeal. The article highlights their community programs, outreach efforts, and collaboration on local events.
Alamogordo to See New Baptist College and $100000 Involvement
News notes Alamogordo’s growth with plans for IA Territorial Baptist College to open soon in the thriving city. Four local churches illustrate civic spirit with steady congregations led by pastors Rev R P Pope Rev R M Craig and Rev John C Lord. The First Baptist Church formed Sept 11 1898 now has 39 members and 120 in Sunday school. The First Presbyterian Church formed May 28 1899 now has 39 members with Rev John C Lord serving since Sept 15 1899.
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New Mexico
Stone County
Baptist College
Nity
Alamogordo
Sacramento Mountains
Alamo
First Baptist Church
R. P. Pope
First Presbyterian Church
R. M. Craig
John C. Lord
Synod of Tennessee
Baptist and Methodist churches organize in 1898 plans
The Plan of First Baptist Church and the M E Church North were formed in September 1898. The M E Church South organized in 1889. Catholics hold monthly services via Rev Milgeon from Tularosa. New Mexico Baptists plan a denominational college at Alamogordo with buildings costing about 1000000?
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Father Milgeon
Tularosa
Baptist College
Twe Baptists of
New Mexico
Alamogordo
The
New Mexico Baptist
County Superintendent Beidleman Seeks Re-Election
F A Beidleman, county superintendent, succeeded Louis Vigil and was appointed by the county board. He brought business methods to the office, stabilized the system, and earned taxpayers’ support for re election. A fuller biographical sketch appears in another part of this edition.
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F. A. Beidleman
Louis Vigil
Beidleman
Pleaded With This Section Mr Dunn Thinks This is the Best Place
A local resident named Mr Dunn argues this section is the best place for a proposed site. He asserts the area offers suitable access and community support.
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Mr. Dunn
Spring opening of millinery on Tenth and Texas streets
To the ladies of Alamogordo and nearby towns I announce a new millinery store at the corner of Tenth and Texas streets. I offer stylish hats at reasonable prices matching El Paso markets with a large stock and years of business experience. The pattern hats and millinery novel tie event runs March 27 and 28. all are invited.
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Alamogordo
Tenth
Texas
el Paso
EB. M. StaMarp
Pants to Order Advertises Latest Patterns and Samples
The El Paso business Pailorine Co offers pants to order with $4.00 and $5.00 prices. They guarantee fit and request sample requests by sending Se in stamps. They provide measure blanks and a tape measure.
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Pailorine Co
Oregon St
el Paso
Texas
Reading Room Hours at Alamogordo Library
The Reading room is open each evening from 7 to 10 and Sundays 2 to 5, with Tue Thu Sat 3 to 5 p.m. Magazines are available on tables and all are welcome. Books cannot be loaned for a few days due to supply delays. Library cards sell for $1.50 per year. Carnick E. SurteeRLAND, Librarian.
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Alamogordo Library
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