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Alamogordo News

Location

Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1930

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Alamogordo Rotarians Attend Roswell Rotary Conference

Alamogordo Rotary Club members and several Anas attended the 42nd district conference in Roswell. Sixteen clubs were represented except Gallup and Silver City, with sessions at the new Woman's Club building and a banquet at the NM Military Institute. President-elect Dr. J. McBride and guest speakers from Lubbock Tech and Las Cruces highlighted talks on Rotary’s international reach and cultural challenges.

Alamogordo Elza White New Mexico West Texas Gallup Sanderson Hunter Metcalf Marfa Texas Clint Anderson Albuquerque Jeff Atwood Roswell Guy Harrington Santa Fe Henry Fletcher Ann Fletchhr Charles Ackeley Rotary International Vinland N. J International Rotary President Horn Lubbock Tech College Buchaanan Las Cruces Rotary Buchanan Charley” Ackeley Acme McBride el Paso Col. Pearson N. M. Military Institute Gus Lemp Irvin Menger Alamogordo Club Alamogordoans E. Cooper J. A. Lewis A. J. Newsom S. W Stout C. W. Morgan J. G. Holmes Geo. J. Wolfinger

The Transient Tradesman Versus Local Business

A critical note on transient traders who arrive without credentials or fixed contact, offering cheap service with no overhead. The writer condemns misrepresentation and cash-only schemes that leave town without spending locally and calls for higher standards to curb such buccaneer practices.

State Gas Tax Tops 201 Thousand For April

Santa Fe New Mexico May 2 The state gasoline tax totaled more than 201 thousand dollars in April Miss Mary Bartolino assistant state comptroller announced The figure was 201118 19 up 48780 69 from April 1929 The five cent gasoline tax paid 201118 19 and station license fees paid 604 50

Santa Fe N. M Mary Bartolino

Alamogordo Rotary elects Irvin Menger as Chicago convention delegate

At a Wednesday Alamogordo Rotary Club luncheon secretary Irvin Menger was chosen as official delegate to the Chicago International Convention of Rotary. The 25th anniversary gathering will feature Paul Harris, founder, possibly his last international visit. About 22,000 Rotary representatives from various nations are expected, with attendees from New Zealand.

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Plans Proceed On Local Aircraft Plant In Alamogordo

James L. Canion reports progress on plans to build a light aircraft plant in Alamogordo with aims to construct an experimental plane within thirty days. Local supporters including Dr F B Evans and others have vetted his aeronautical background and report satisfactory integrity. The plant would produce planes weighing 200 to 550 pounds with speeds 80 to 120 mph, meeting growing demand from air schools nationwide.

James L. Canton Alamogordo Mr. Canion F. B. Evans F. {. Rolland H. H. Stevenson W. W. Hayward J. H. Reid Canion France New York City Cannon

Roswell Jamboree Highlights 382 Scouts Attend

The Roswell Boy Scouts Jamboree drew over 600 scouts and leaders with 382 in attendance. Troop 28 excelled winning first in Drill Rescue Race Blanket Stretcher Morse and Virgil Vigil led piano. Parade placed eighth as Clovis band and Alamogordo orchestra provided music.

Roswell Morse Virgil Vigil Clovis Matin Street Clovis Band Alamogordo Harold Hebbeln

Congressional relief for ex service men urged by veteran leaders

John F. Keaveny commander urges ex servicemen to join local American Legion posts for active participation in securing benefits. He notes Congress since 1920 enacted over 70 measures including the Veterans Bureau and disability compensation.

Congress U. S. Veterans’ Bureau Veterans American Legion John F. Keaveny

Ore Shipments From Black Hawk Mine Show Strong Copper Values

Black Hawk Mining Co led by B. McNeill R. King and H. Buck reports ore shipments from a mine near the Pass sent by truck to the El Paso Smelter. Net value about 26.47 per ton chiefly copper with assay showing .03 ounces gold .64 ounces silver and 40.4 percent lead. Development expected to open a good copper vein. shipments cover about 40 miles to the smelter.

B. McNeill R. R. King H S Buck Black Hawk Mining Co el Paso Black Hawk

Picnics and Supper Honor Alamogordo Teachers

Plans are underway for a picnic and supper at the sands on Friday evening May 16 to honor Alamogordo teachers. Felix Loggains chairs the arrangements as citizens are invited to bring sandwiches for twice their group while the committee provides coffee cream ice cream and essentials. Details will be finalized next week and published.

Alamogordo Felix Loggains

Prohibition Transfer to Senate Faces Early Action

Washington May 6 The house bill moving prohibition enforcement from the treasury to the justice department won judiciary committee approval with amendments and heads for early senate consideration. It would transfer civil service staff now in treasury to justice and keep dual control over industrial alcohol permits unresolved.

Washington, D. C House Treasury Justice Department Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Hoover Congress Judiciary Committee Mitchell Treasury and Justice Departments

New Books at Alamogordo Public Library

A list of new titles at the Alamogordo Public Library includes A Frontier Doctor by Henry F. Hoyt and All Quiet on the Western Front by Aldrich. Also notes show film and event mentions such as Son of the Gods with Richard Barthelmess at the Alamento and events like the Senior Class Play and The Ghost Bird on May 9.

Alamogordo Public Library Henry F. Hoyt Anne Eis E. Arnot Robertson Warwick Deep Henric Hauser Strutters Burt A Hamilton Gibbs Edna Ferber Andros Thorton Welder Great Meadow Roberts Jalna de la Roche Western Front Aldrich Richard Barthelmess the Alamento

County Commissioners Act as Equalization Board in Otero County

The Otero County Board of County Commissioners met as an equalization board and approved several tax assessment reductions for Snover Estate Lesinsky Grocery Co. Hatch Cattle Co. and others while denying some requests. The board arranged to provide the second thousand dollars from the county's share for the Tularosa Hot Springs road project now under construction. R. D. Hiller sought N M Corporation Commission approval for a Tularosa Hot Springs passenger line.

Board of County Commissioners Otero County Tularosa Hot Springs R. D. Hiller N. M. Corporation Commission Snover Lesinsky Grocery Co Alamogordo R. L. Baird Chas. Reddies Hatch Cattle Co Three Rivers R. B. Fields H. W. Purday Myers Co Cloudcroft

Alamogordo Boy Breaks Track Records at Canyon Texas

Wayne McCommis of Alamogordo, student at Roswell NM Military Institute, broke the 220 yard dash record with 21.7 seconds and tied his 100 yard dash mark at 9.8 seconds. He won the broad jump with 22 feet 10 1/2 inches and was high point man of the meet at Canyon Texas.

Wayne McCommis Alamogordo N. M. Military Institute Roswell Great Plains West Texas State Teachers’ College Canyon Texas Wayne Ila

Alamogordo Woman's Club Elects Officers and Reports Aid

Mrs. W. W. Hayward retires as president. Mrs. F. C. Rolland installed as new president with officers and delegates named. The club notes charity gifts totaling 142 dollars, flood relief and scholarships, plus a Christmas Seals sale of 3886.09 dollars with proceeds to Tuberculosis work and a county nurse. A historical program and Senator Oliver M. Lee are planned for May 16, with delegates attending the national federation meeting in Denver.

W. W. Hayward Woman’s Club F. C. Rolland Walter Loggains G. PF. Rousseau E.B. Lewis Felix Loggains Tubercular Association Otero County R. W Wilford J. A. Thomas Blanche Gordon Leslie Beaty Don Young Frank Bennett M. Groom Alamogordo National Federation Denver Tom Charles Oliver M. Lee G. A. Shipley J. B. Farley W. C. Pitman Archie Dixon Ed Edgington

Death of Russell Herron Snt May 3rd

Alamogordo friends learned Russell G. Herron died suddenly last Saturday in Monrovia California from a hemorrhage after writing he felt better. Funeral in Chicago Friday May 9. He was a musician and former secretary of Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce. He leaves his mother Mrs Ray Walter of Santa Ana, a brother Robert H Herron of Chicago, two sisters Mrs Predia Standt and Mrs Margaret Johnson of Chicago, and three children Dorris May Russell Jr and Margaret Ann.

Alamogordo Frank West Russell G. Herron Monrovia Calif Chicago Russell Herron Danville Ray Walter Santa Ana Calif Robert H. Herron Predia Standt Margaret Johnson

Women's Clubs Active in New Mexico Says Mrs Charles

New Mexico Federation president Mrs Tom Charles reports high activity among women clubs. Delegates attended district conventions in Albuquerque Van Houten and Portales. Roswell club opened a new 25000 building April 24. Library service has loaned over 1000 volumes this year. Alamogordo club donated 116 books and started county health service in Otero county with a nurse. State officials prepare NM exhibit for the Denver federation convention June 5 to 14 with Miss Elizabeth Garrett among NM delegates.

Women's Clubs of New Mexico Mia Tom Charles New Mexico Federation EB. Lewis Albuquerque van Houten Portales Tueumeari Woman's Club Bay View Club Woman’s Civic Club Tueumeart Chamber of Commerce The Library American Legion Roswell Otero Emily Heard Santa Fe Charles Denver Elizabeth Garrett Garrett National Federation

Pioneer Lumbering Sketch by A N Blazer in Sacramentos

The article by Almer Blazer on pioneer lumbering in the Southwest is urged for readers. Blazer, a resident since the late 1870s, offers side lights on early days and hints at rediscovering a relic that would make a very interesting follow up.

A. N. Blazer Almer Blazer Annals of the Southwest Blazer

Marriages United in New Mexico and Texas

May 1 in Alamogordo Julia Gonzales and Pelix Carillo of Newman Texas wed Justice Sanders presiding. May 1 Wilma Wilcox of Marca las? New Mexico and Joe Cook of Marcela New Mexico wed Justice Sanders at Alamo cord e.

Wilcox Cook Wilma Wilcox Joe Cook Marcela, N. M Alamocorde Justice Sanders

Winters Ransdale Nuptials in Alamogordo

Miss Helen Winters and Mr Bryan W. Ransdale, both of El Paso, wed in Alamogordo with Rev. C A. Duncan officiating.

Local Nuptials Mention Alamogordo and Roswell Couples

An item lists marriages in New Mexico with Corley Reynolds and Catherine Curley in Alamogordo officiated by Rev Duncan. Catherine Mary Curley and James T Reynolds of Roswell wed May in Alamogordo. Also Anna Ziegler and Bert Moras from Paso united in Paso. Mary Laggart and Harper wedding at Las Cruces described as a runaway affair, dated Wednesday, April 30.

Corley Reynolds Alamogordo Cathrine Mary Curley James T. Reynolds Roswell Duncan Amona Ziegler Bert Moras Paso Dtev J. A. Ludiam Iss Mary ‘Laggart Harper Las Yuces

State officials urge higher corporate property taxes in New Mexico

Santa Fe May 2 Promising the state an increase of between 25 million and 30 million dollars in the assessment of railroad and corporate property the state tax commission asks county boards of commissioners to enforce the law. The commission says counties may suffer if local boards fail to raise values and urges meetings with county appraisers to obtain appraisal information.

Santa Fe N. M State Tax Commission Boards of County Commissioners Boards of Equalization State Commission County Boards of Appraisers County Board of Appraisers Tax Commission Punty Boards of Equalization Uem Nathan Jaffa Jaffa

Sacramento Timber History Driving Regional Development

The Sacramento Mountains provided a long term lumber supply feeding El Paso Fort Bliss Fort Davis and other settlements. From Spanish times to 1890s mills such as Skillion Dowlin Alamogordo and Blazer Abbott fueled construction and trade, with caravans and carretas hauling lumber and products to distant posts.

el Paso Old Fort Bliss Fort Filmore Fort Seldon Fort Davis la Mesilla Las Cruces Chihuahua City Blazer Tularosa U. S Skilicon Whitlock

Hazard Ranch to Produce Local Clay Tile for Large Residence

Machinery from El Paso to La Luz Canyon to install a kiln for making five clay tiles for Mr Hazard’s home at the Rowland Hazard El Aguadero Ranch. L M Richards of Titanium Pigment Co oversees tile making though not a sponsor. The operation uses native fire clay abundant on the Hazard ranch slopes, with a California expert supervising, aiming to prove clay quality and spur regional tile manufacture.

Dixon Ryan Dr. Blazer Ryon Nesmeth Blazer G. H. Abbott Abbott el Paso Julius Busalir Head Spring Mr. Ostic la Luz Canyon Mescalero Reservation Ruldoso Alamogordo Sacramento Timber Rowland Hazard Ras Keenan Sacramento Mountains Hazard Mr. Hazard Kins California Califonia

Clean-Up and Paint-Up Week Proclaimed in New Mexico

A 1930 proclamation designates a state clean-up and paint-up week starting March 1 to mobilize citizens, raise property values, reduce fire hazards, and create jobs. Governor Dillon urges schools, authorities, and chambers of commerce to organize statewide community beautification efforts for healthier surroundings.

Chambers of Commerce New Mexico Secretary of Labor BR. C. Millon Vernor Ludge Borin State of R. GC. Dillon EB. A. Perrault

Aliens Apprehended Here Receive Pen Sentences

Border Patrolmen Tom Box and Bert Williams report twenty aliens detained in this vicinity last month and three so far this month. Two Mexicans punished with penitentiary terms up to eighteen months for second illegal entry under a new law enacted last year.

Tom Box Bert Williams United States

Calves Shipped From Mescalero Agency This Week

Four hundred fifty calves ranging from 21 to 82.60 dollars were shipped from the Mescalero Agency this week, per Fred Crosby livestock superintendent. The calves were contracted by Foster and Lallard of Roswell. Three big days with Son of the Gods at Alamento, starting Tuesday.

Mescalerodian Agency Fred Crosby Foster & Lallard Roswell Alamento

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Alansordo Rotarians Anas Rotary Club Ervin Menger BOY Scouts Congressional Relief Organs Picntc Sands Prohibition Wolfinger's Shantung the Ghost Bird Canyon, Texas Clauss Manhattan J. A. McRae J. A. McRaedy State Fed Tues Web Thur G. HL. Grant la Luz Road Igh Wilma Beauchamp Karma Dean Miss Beauchamp Spensor Fidelia Duncan Sadie Lewis N. M. School For the Taggart—Harper State OF New Mexico W. H. Broaddus Riday Drs Juarez Tularosa Canyon San Elizario Mexicana Hazard Ranch Mescalero
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