Land Revival in Otero County New Mexico
Revival of goat and cattle industries in Otero County spurs homesteading in Pinon Valmont and Bent communities. Nearly 10000 acres taken up since year's start under the stock raising act which allows 640 acres per stockman. This week an 81 year old pioneer filed on his remaining 480 acres after first staking 160 in Pecos valley years ago.
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Otero County
Pinon
Valmont
Bent
U. S
Pecos Valley
Fickinger Re elected Superintendent of Tularosa Schools
Paul L. Fickinger was re elected Superintendent of the Tularosa Public Schools by the Municipal Board of Education. Attendance rose 32 percent from last year and the district expects another similar increase next year due to lumbering activity, with overcrowding already evident. The auditorium had been partitioned into three classrooms to address pupil numbers. If enrollment grows again, housing will become a major concern.
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Tularosa
Municipal Board of Education
Paul L. Fickinger
Hill Billies Take Two Wins Over Mescalero Team
The Hill Billies won two easy games against Mescalero. In the first game at Mescalero the Hill Billies led from start to finish with a 27 to 22 result. The second game at High Rolls Saturday afternoon ended 32 to 14 as Mescalero fouling limited their offense.
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Highrolls
Hill
Miss Elizabeth Garrett to Represent New Mexico Clubs
Miss Elizabeth Garrett will represent New Mexico at the General Federation of Woman's Clubs convention in San Antonio from May 28 to June 7. She will sing Spanish American lyrics of her own composition and is composing verses for a New Mexico pageant to preserve Indian Spanish American folk music.
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Roswell
Elizabeth Garrett
New Mexico
Catholic Church Services and Notices in Tularosa
Sunday Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 in Spanish and English with evening benediction in Spanish. Daily Mass at 6:30. English and Spanish instruction Thursday and Friday afternoons. Non Catholics welcome. Also small ads for Bronze Turkey eggs and White Leghorn hens from Mrs. W. L. Ritch and a day-bed with walnut chiffrobe for sale with phone contact.
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Delaware Ave
M. Giran
W. L. Ritch
Tularosa
N. M
Miss Elizabeth Garrett to Perform in Alamogordo
Blind New Mexico singer Miss Elizabeth Garrett will visit Alamogordo for a April program at the Presbyterian church featuring Southwest folk songs from Indian Spanish and Mexican traditions. Sponsored by Camp Fire Girls, the concert supports a camping fund with ticket sales through event date.
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Elizabeth Garrett
New Mexico
Alamogordo
Presbyterian Church
Camp Fire Girls’ Organization
Camp Fire Girls
Snyder
Garrett
Roswell
Frank Stone Returns to His Old Home Town
Frank Stone visited his hometown for a short weekend trip from New Orleans to see his father Fred Stone. It was his first return in six years. He earned his chief engineer license last January after eight years of study and experience and now serves as engineer on the Hugenot, to join the ship at San Diego. He married last January and is noted as unusually young for the rank.
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Frank Stone
New Orleans
Fred Stone
Frank
San Diego
Calif
Scouts to Build Fire Tower in Lincoln Forest
Boy Scouts from eastern New Mexico plan a camp near Weed starting June 12 with a lookout tower to sight fires. The forest service cooperates on a permanent telephone line to the camp while placing firefighting equipment at stations two to three miles apart and stocking supplies for emergency lines over 10 miles of line for active fire season.
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New Mexico
Weed
Forest Service
Tularosa High School Sued Snappy Little Paper
The Reflector, a school publication of Tularosa High School, covers the 1927 28 activities, athletics and class news. It notes generous advertising support from Tularosa and Alamogordo businesses enabling its publication.
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Tularosa High School
Tularosa
Alamogordo
Church of Christ Announces Revival With Evangelist W E Morgan
Services schedule for next Sunday include Bible school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m. A youth meeting is set for 7 p m. Revival begins April 15 with morning service at the church on 9th and Texas and evening meetings at the Pavilion for two weeks at 8. Evangelist W E Morgan of Texarkana Texas will assist Elder Elkins.
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Church House
Cor. 9Th
Texas
Pavilion
W. E. Morgan
Texarkana
Bro. Elkins
Morgan
South
Big Power Shovel Arrives for State Highway Work
A large power shovel was delivered to the Alamogordo station to be sent to the Las Cruces highway. It will load material from a major arroyo to plate about five or six miles of the nine mile cut off toward the sands, shortening the route by about four miles. After a month west of town it will move to the La Luz High Rolls road where anticipated savings may repay its cost, with extensive blasting expected.
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Alamogordo
Las Cruces
Lee Wilkerson
la Luz-Highrolls
la Luz- Highrolls
Highway Safety Essay Prize Totaling Six Thousand Five Hundred
The Highway Education Board announces a national contest offering 6500 dollars in prizes for essays by elementary pupils and lessons by teachers on street and highway safety. Pupils in grades five through eight may enter, with state and national prizes, plus trips to Washington for top winners.
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Washington
Highway Education Board
Alaska
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Canal Zone
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Eigth
New York
Indiana
Florida
Nevada
State Department of Education
Public Notice of Probate Executor Appointment
The Probate Court of Otero County New Mexico appointed J L Lawson on March 23 1928 as Executor of Grace Mann deceased who has qualified. Creditors must file claims within the legal period and interested parties should settle debts promptly. Dated March 26 1928 J L Lawson Executor.
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County of
Otero
State of New Mexico
Grace Mann
J. L. Lawson
Alamogordo Plans Fourth of July Celebration
A five member committee led by Dr Doherty surveyed local sentiment for a Fourth of July celebration in Alamogordo. About 90 percent of business and professional men support marking the holiday this year. The committee will present its report to the Commercial Club for a meeting to decide methods and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Doherty
Alamogordo
Commercial Club
Alamogordo Golfers Drop Meet to Las Cruces Stars
El Paso Herald reports the Las Cruces Alamogordo golf feud ended with Las Cruces winning 7 to 6 on the municipal course. Judge Bill Pelphrey played for Alamogordo. The best local star tied with Cruces standout Boney. Officials plan future matches among the three clubs.
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Alamogordo
Las Cruces
Las Cruces-Alamogordo
Alamogordo Links
New Mexico
Bill Pelphrey
Boney
Cruces
Frye Plans New Office and Lumber Yard at Tenth and Pennsylvania
V. V. Frye, owner of Frye Furniture Store and Otero County Lumber Co., prepares to build a 30 by 75 foot one story business building with 50 by 75 foot lumber yard sheds at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Tenth Street in Alamogordo. The adobe structure will have a stucco finish and space for a possible second story.
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V. V. Frye
Frye Furniture
Otero County Lumber Co
Alamorgordo
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tenth Street
Postmaster Cady Buys A New Ford In Town
O G Cady postmaster purchases a new two door New Ford as the first new car he has owned. The Cady family, long known for collecting old Fords, now shifts away from that hobby as Mrs Cady and daughter ride in the new vehicle while Cady keeps an older model.
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Cady
N. M. Institute For the Blind
Jocky
Carlsbad Caverns
Investigation of Artesian Water Prospects in Tularosa Valley
Deputy State Engineer W C Powell, here over a month, led a survey into artesian water possibilities in the Tularosa valley. A geologist and local geologist George Moffett assisted as the legislature funded 13 000 for drill tests and 2 000 for preliminary surveying. If funds permit, the state may begin drilling soon with limited tests due to the small appropriation.
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W. C. Powell
State Engineering Department
Powell
Tularosa
George Moffett
Resource Edition Draws Oklahoma Reader To Cloudcroft
A letter from an Oklahoma inquirer praises Cloudcroft and Otero County Resource Edition. The writer plans to visit in spring to explore lodging and confirms the paper’s role in sparking interest in Claudecroft and Alamogordo.
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Inquirer
Oklahoma
Otero County
Claudecroft
Alamogordo
Pig Stand Delicatessen Opens in Gilbert Building
The Pig Stand-Delicatessen opens in the Gilbert building on New York avenue under Jack Webber, former Jiggs' Pig Stand owner. Webber, who recently acquired the Oasis Cafe, will feature a greaseless Brown Bobby doughnut and offer cooked foods and light lunches.
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Gilbert Building
New York Avenue
Jack Webber
Oasis Cafe
Webber
Local Buy Ends Quick Service Tire Shop Tie In
J W Gunnel of Logan New Mexico purchased the Quick Service Tire Shop from M A Elkins formerly allied with the Alamo Battery Station on 10th and Penn. Ave. The shops will relocate to Jiggs Pig Stand site on 10th to avoid destruction by V V Frye who plans to rebuild nearby.
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J. W. Gunnel
Logan
N. M
M. A. Elkins
Alamo Battery Station
10Th
Penn. Ave
V. V. Frye
Noted Friend of Boys Here Wednesday
Minor Huffman field man for the Eastern Area Boy Scouts toured Alamogordo on Wednesday with Rev. Thornes of Carlsbad. They attended a Rotary luncheon where Thornes, the "oldest Scout Master in the world," spoke on youth and parental influence. He recalled starting a 27 year old movement and urged fathers to stay connected with their sons.
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Minor Huffman
Eastern Area Boy Scouts
Alamogordo
Rev. Thornes
Carlsbad
Rotary
Scout Movement
Sir Baden-Powell
Death of John P Griffin in Alamogordo Passes
John P Griffin died Sunday March 26 at his home southeast of Alamogordo after a year of ill health. Born in Kentucky in 1857, he moved with his family to Alamogordo eight years ago to join his son Posey. Services were held at Geren Leadinghouse chapel and he is buried in Mount Vista Cemetery beside Posey. Surviving are a wife, two daughters Mrs Chester Cunningham of Henderson Kentucky and Mary of Los Angeles, and Wyatt of Alamogordo.
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John P. Griffin
Alamogordo
Mr. Griffin
Henderson County
Kentucky
Posey
Griffin
Geren & Leadinghouse
Walker
Cloudcroft
Mount Vista Cemetery
Chester Cunningham
Henderson, Ky
Mary
Los Angeles
Calif
Wyatt
New Ice Van For Alamo Ice Route Improvement
The Alamo Ice and Coal Co adds a new insulated ice van on its route. The insulated van cuts ice loss and protects against dust and rapid melting to ensure accurate weights for customers.
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Alamo Ice & Coal Co
Corona Half Wiped Out By Conflagration
A large fire in Corona Lincoln county Tuesday night destroyed three buildings in the business district and caused about 25000 in damages. The blaze started from a defective flue and overwhelmed the town due to scant fire fighting equipment. The buildings housing the Davidson restaurant and barbershop Reed's barber shop Brown's meat market a pool hall and Owens garage were destroyed.
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Corona
Mar
Lincoln County
Davidson
Reed
Brown's
Owen
Alamogordo Woman's Club elects delegates to Fourth District
At a Friday meeting the Alamogordo Woman's Club elected Mrs. Strickland as president and named delegates to the Fourth District convention in Las Cruces in April 2021. Alternates and chairs for district posts were announced, with readings and musical numbers presented by guests from local schools and clubs.
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Woman's Club
8. Strickland
Georgia Geren
Mia
Mose Cauthen
W. M. Todd
Las Cruces
C. M. Pate
Rh. G. Herron
W. A. Granger
F. R. Miller
Connie Young
New Mexico School For the Blind
O. M. Boggess
Fay
Andrew Prude
Mescalero
Wilbur Coe
Glencoe
Haywood
Tularosa
Boggess
Card of Thanks for Mrs Clarissa Combs Death
We express gratitude for the sympathy and floral tributes sent after the death of our mother Mrs Clarissa Combs. Signed by Mr and Mrs E M Combs Mr and Mrs J S Folsom Mrs A C DePue Mark E Heynes.
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Clarissa Combs
E. M. Combs
J. S. Folsom
A. C. Depue
Mark E. Heynes
Preparation for Service Sermon Promised at Union Easter Week
Calvin A. Duncan urges Presbyterian Church members to attend the 11 o clock Sunday service with a sermon on Preparation for Service as part of Easter preparations. He notes a 2nd Sabbath Spring Communion and a union service with Methodist brethren in the Court House, asks for large attendance and prayerful spirit.
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Court House
Calvin A. Duncan
Miscellaneous bids and property wants in New Mexico ad
An assortment of offers and requests lists property and items for sale or trade in northern and southern New Mexico. Wants include a $5,000 brick store in Artesia, a $7,000 Estancia home or farm with a pool hall or hotel, cattle and sheep exchanges, a photo gallery for a coupe, 100 acre ranches, Carlsbad homes, old guns, a northern New Mexico repair shop, small Carlsbad farm, land sales, 800 acre Grant county land, a hamburger stand in Carlsbad, all addressed to Box 107 Carlsbad NM.
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Artesia
N. M
Estancia
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Grant County
State Board of Health Man Here in Tularosa
Dr. D. B. Williams director of the State Board of Health visited Tularosa with Dr. J Holmes to assess a diphtheria situation. About 350 doses of toxin antidote were given to local school children with participation by county state and town authorities. The illness has been sporadic but not highly virulent and officials expect control measures to curb the outbreak.
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D. B. Williams
State Board of Health
Tularosa
National Forest Week Emphasizes Tree Planting and Care
State College notes National Forest Week from April 23 to 28 urging schools public bodies and individuals to study U S tree and forest issues locally and nationally Arbor Day traditions are linked to expanding tree planting and maintenance programs Horticultural officials offer press bulletin 546 Shade Trees for Street and Home Planting by A B Fite on request.
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State College
National Forest
United States
New Mexico
Horticultural Department
The
New Mexico Agricultural College
A. B Fite
Novel recognition for a scout
Woody Johnson of Portales New Mexico has won a trip to Europe this summer from Open Road Magazine for outstanding correspondence with boys abroad. He has written to peers in thirty two countries including Japan China Norway France and Paraguay as a Lone Scout. He plans to sail in July and will visit a contact in Denmark during the trip.
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Roswell
Woody Johnson
Portales
New Mexico
Europe
Open Road Magazine
Japan
China
Denmark
Norway
France
Scout
Africa
Paraguay
Woody
Lone
Episcopal Church Corner 12th St Indiana Ave Services Schedule
The Episcopal Church at Corner 12th St and Indiana Ave lists services on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. Holy Communion on the second Sunday, church school at 10 a.m. every Sunday, and first and third Sundays led by Mr. P. A. Ross. Lodging and light housekeeping available in first or second story. For sale mammoth bronze turkey settings $3.00 fertility guaranteed. Contact C. E. B. Agnew, phone 7813-14.
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Indiana Ave
Ira C. Young
P. A. Ross
Virginia Ave
8Th St
Mammoth Bronze
C. EB. Agnew
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Old Home Town
Lincoln Forest
Church OF Christ
Tice Elkins
Waffle House Cafe
el Paso Herald
Warren Sutherland
Groom Newell Boney
Pelphrey Broddus West
Leadinghouse Hess
Zane Bingham Shelton Stanle Shipley Frenge Meyer Letind
Isaacks Knight O Ane
Tenth and
Pennsylvania Ave
O. G. Cady
Episcopal Church
Martin A. Doherty
County Court House