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Alamogordo News

Location

Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1929

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District Court in Otero County Meets for One Day

A one day term of the District Court for Otero County convened with Judge Carl Duniton substituting for Judge Irenger. Presiding officials included District Attorney Newell and Court Reporter Tirineger with Interpreter Bennett. Dispositions included a divorce for Narcissa Le Bruneau from Joe Le Bruneau and appointment of Jas. Haynes as receiver for the Allen property, to protect life estate interests and tax concerns raised by the Woman's Club of Tu livrosa. The court also entered judgment for plaintiff in Gregg vs Cochran to quiet title on the Schleymyer property, removed a conservator for Henry Ogle with Dr Holmes named guardian, and declined to adjudge John Tate insane. N N Harding, 24, pled guilty to prostitution with a sentence of one to three years and a harsh corporal castigation. Seven tax errors were ordered corrected, mainly duplications in assessments.

Disttrict Court Otero County Carl Duniton Silver City Irenger Newell Tirineger Bennett Narcissa le Bruneau Joe le Bruneau Jas. Haynes Mr. Haynes Jd. J. Gregg R. L. Cochran Schleymyer 16Th Street A. Hamilton Henry Ogle Dr. Hiolmes Ogle John Tate N.N. Harding Armagordo New Mexico Harding

Rainmaking myths debunked by U S Weather Bureau

The Weather Bureau explains rain cannot be produced by human effort. It notes no practical method can create rain on a large scale, as vast amounts of moisture and energy are needed to form clouds and rainfall, making drought relief unattainable by artificial means.

Weather Bureau United States Department of Agriculture Aail District of Columbia

Former Tularosa Man Killed in California Crash

Guillermo Gandara son of Mr and Mrs Avaristo Gandara of Tularosa was killed in Sawtelle California on May 3 when the car he rode in swerved to avoid collision and he leaped free, his head hitting a curb. Three others injured in the crash. Gandara had lived in Tularosa for years before moving to Sawtelle six years ago.

Guillermo Gandara Avaristo Gandara Tularosa Sawtelle Cal Gandara

WO FIRES THREATEN SOUTH WEST MILL

A fire alarm sounded for a blaze in debris at the Southwest mill fuel and sawdust area. High winds hampered quenching but the town fire department and mill crew contained the fire with only loss of salable fuel. A second fire hit the steel house engine room but caused no material damage.

West Mill Fteel Planing Mill

Picnic at Sands Honors Local Teachers Last Friday

The Lions and Rotarians sponsored a picnic on the white sands last Friday evening to honor Alamogordo teachers. About 125 people, including nearly all grade and high school staff, arrived by 6 o clock after a truck delivered refreshments to the harbor area. Games followed the excellent refreshments, with expenses underwritten by the sponsoring clubs.

White Sands H. Ss Alamogordo

Alamogordo High School Commencement May 17 1929

Graduation exercises for Alamogordo High School class of 1929 set for Friday evening at the school auditorium. Twenty seven diplomas to be awarded with program including invocation salutatory address selections and diplomas presented by Dr. F B Evans. Valedictorian William Taggart 92.6 average. salutatorian Mary Taggart 93.5 average. Eighth grade exercises also on May 17 at 10 am with solos and addresses.

Alamogordo High School J. A. Ludlum Mary Taggart Frank Carroon William Taggart F. B. Evans C. A. Duncan Edward Labers Louise Cady Martin Cady Katherine Cowden Fleck Danley Osie Danley Myrtle Dean Senedl Jolly Garnie Jones Gertrude Joy Leona Kreamer Bernice Kilgore Fred Louder Elizabeth Loewenstein Pauline Marshall Francisca Marquez Eber McKinley Edna Lois McNatt Jack Roberts Morris Robertson Harper Simms Andrew Sorenson Maurice Sowell Fred Steffy Vivian Voorhees Miss Mary

Town of Alamogordo Buying Its Own Bonds

Alamogordo continues its policy of purchasing its water bonds rather than funding a sinking fund. A representative from a banking firm in Cincinnati secured $3,000 of Alamogordo water bonds at 99 on short notice. Purchases totaled $17,000 in the past year and $25,000 since the policy began, with plans to buy $15,000 more in the coming year.

Ed LeBreton Cinnatti Alamogordo

White Sands Films to Be Shown in Las Cruces

Secretary W M Todd of the Alamo Gordo Chamber of Commerce received a request from Secretary Stephens of the Las Cruces Chamber for White Sands films to be shown in a Las Cruces theatre next Sunday and Monday. They sent a $200 check as a guarantee of safe return. Todd will accompany the films and plans to arrange a showing in El Paso through the Chamber there.

W. M. Todd Alamogordo

Tularosa Bride Alleged To Be Subject To Deportation

A. Sandoval of Tularosa, a respected citizen, recently married. Reports say immigration officials seek to deport his bride as an alleged naturalized alien from Mexico, causing Sandoval consternation.

Tularosa A. Sandoval Immigration Service Mexico Mr. Sandoval

Tularosa Lumber Trucks Supply Hot Springs Mills

John Meadow told the state highway commission that over one million feet of Tularosa lumber have already been trucked to Hot Springs from Tularosa mills. Hot Springs hosts three lumber yards all dealing in Tularosa lumber for local building needs.

Tularosa Hot Springs State Highway Commission John Meadow

Road Boosters Rally in Santa Fe Hear State Plans

Delegations from Otero and Dona Ana counties join state highway officials in Santa Fe to discuss awarding debentures worth one million dollars, road projects including Alamogordo Las Cruces, Artesia Las Cruces and a parallel road along the river. The meeting signals active funding and construction on the Alamogordo to Las Cruces corridor and related routes.

Otero and Dona Ana Counties State Highway Commission Lovington Las Cruces State Highway Board Santa Fe Highway Commission Dona Ana Otero County Artesia Carlsbad Mellvange Sen Alamogordo Egues Commission Las Cruces Road Mose Stevens Springer Meadow Hot Springs Tularosa Meadows W. A. Hawkins Eagle la Luz Archie Campbell David L. C. Hover Cloudcroft John Meadows Gene Baird A. Sandoval Andrew Prude Mescalero Chas. Wilhelm Geo. Shipley A. J. Newsom T. A. Frasier Ed Harrington C. W Morgan

Evaporated Milk Contest Prize Won by Mrs Drewery

Mrs. W. L. Drewery of Highrolls New Mexico won third prize among 12 000 contestants in a contest based on receipts for evaporated milk use. She received $500 as award from the Evaporated Milk Association headquarters in Chicago Illinois.

The Evaporated Milk Association Chicago Ill W. L. Drewery Highrolls N. M Drewery

Loggers Beat Ft Stanton Marines 6 to 3 In Hitting Parade

Loggers overcome Ft Stanton Marines 6 to 3 as a third inning flurry with two outs sparks a five run burst. Meloy totaling seven strikeouts in five innings for Alamogordo, while Gifford survives two walks to seal the win. Flores goes the distance for Stanton in a tougher night.

Alamogordo Ft. Stanton Marines Lere Bu Oils Stanton Gifford Himeself Meloy Tine Bisbee Aringszs Marines Lupe Flores Bt. Stanton Carr Combs Anderson Shipman Parker Pitts Cavanaugh Cox Hightower Or Flores Alamogordo Ab Lawler We Hill Campbell McDonald McCoy

Births in Alamogordo Area May Give Rise to Family News

Birth announcements list several new arrivals: a son born May 9 to Mr. and Mrs. B Fk Woo in Alamogordo. a son May 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Martinez in Alamogordo. a daughter May 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Rosalio Baldonado in Marcia. a daughter May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson in Mescalero. twins May unspecified to Mr. and Mrs. John Young in Alamogordo. a daughter May 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Ruperto Hernandez in Alamogordo.

B. Fk. Wooten

Aliens Detained In Alamogordo Sweep

Immigration officers and an assistant rounded up nine men and one woman described as Mexican aliens near the Ss. P. north of Alamogordo. They arrived at the jail around 5 p.m. on Wednesday.

Box Ss. P Alamogordo

Juvenile Musicale at Presbyterian Church Tonight

Miss Dale’s class of juvenile piano pupils presents a musical evening at the Presbyterian church. The public is cordially invited. Admission is free. Also notice of apartments available after May 17 at Alamogordo Hotel.

Welcome to New Mexico Governor urges tourism and business

Governor C Dillon invites travelers to explore New Mexico highways noted for safety and dry year round roads. He highlights majestic landscapes, plentiful game, favorable climate, first class hotels, and ready garage service along main routes. He states mineral, agricultural, oil and livestock resources offer business opportunities, depends on vision and effort.

New Mexico Olta

Carrizozo High School Orchestra Broadcast on KOB

Alamogordo residents enjoyed a Carrizozo High School orchestra concert broadcast on KOB. The News lauds the high quality performance and suggests regional support to promote regular KOB broadcasts amid static from other stations.

Lions Rotary Memorial Day Baseball Game Planned

Joe Ware and Shorty Miller work on a Lions versus Rotary Club exhibition lineup for Memorial Day May 30. Rumors say Jim Jumbo Lewis may play barefoot in the field. Proceeds benefit local Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls. Howard Beacham family visited Paso Saturday.

Joe Ware Lions Shorty Miller Rotary Club Jim “Jumbo” Lewis Boy Scouts

Four El Raso Boys In Bad With The Law

Four youths aged 17 to 19 were arrested Thursday morning May 9 after assaulting a Juarez taxi driver and taking his car. They faced U S Commissioner and were bound over to the federal grand jury in Albuquerque in September with bonds of 1000 dollars each. They cannot post bonds and remain jail-bound. They say excess liquor from a bootlegging woman in El Paso led to the incident as they drunk hired a taxi in Juarez and fled toward Alamogordo after tying the driver to a fence. Names listed as William Collier Melvin Francion Abner Holt and Charles Amador. One witness named is held as a material witness. They vow to quit liquor.

Juarez U. S Charles Federal Grand Jury Albuquerque el Paso Fort Bliss Alamogordo Ward Alamo Bureh Danley Douglas William Collier Melvin Francion Abner Holt Chas. Amador

Will Hays Speaks On Teachers Retirement Fund

Excerpts from a speech by Will Hays urging a retirement fund for teachers arguing that safeguarding old age for educators preserves quality in schools. He notes the impact of teachers on leaders and laments the risk of aging educators losing support without decent livlihood assurances.

Will H. Hays

Sidwell and Farris Tie Nuptials in Alamogordo Ceremony

Miss Annie L Sidwell and Mr Zo ano Farris of Mescalero were joined in marriage at Alamogordo on Saturday May 11 by Rev Ed Lebreton. The couple announces the happy event and requests friends to share in their joy.

Annie L. Sidwell Zoano Farris Mescalero Alamogordo Ed LeBreton

Miss Anastacia Betancourt and Alberto Sandoval Wed

Miss Anastacia Betancourt and Mr Alberto Sandoval of Tularosa were united in marriage at Tularosa on Thursday May 9 by Justice Jas E Anderson.

Anastacia Betancourt Alberto Sandoval Tularosa Justice Jas. E. Anderson

Town Buys Ton and Half Truck for Alamo Gordo

The trustees of Alamo Gordo have purchased a ton and a half truck to replace a fifteen year old Ford model T truck. The old vehicle, once a dependable workhorse, finally failed and is being retired to the bone yard. The new truck will power the town’s motor equipment, water car, and fire truck, in better condition and with a newer model.

Alamogordo M. C

Graduation Exercises For School For The Blind May 28

Graduation exercises for the class of 1929 of the New Mexico School for the Blind will be held at the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening May 28. The high school class has two members Ramoncita Salazar and Howard McKinley. Eighth grade graduates include Reuben Arrington Atha Britt Bernadita Velarde Elizaida Velarde Erlene Wooten and George Wyly. The program features a string quartet and ensembles with solo performances and essays including The Life and Letters of Edgar Allen Poe. Board of Regents members are expected to attend.

New Mexico School For the Blind P. A. Small Ramoncita Salazar Howard McKinley MccKinley Reuben Arrington Atha Britt Bernadita Velarde Elizaida Velarde Erlene Wooten George Wyly Air Varie Danela Benito Gonzales Maria Carreras Ramonclta Salazar Edgar Allen Poe Andrea Leyba Schubert Board of Regents W. M. Reily Carrizozo C. W. Morgan Alamogordo Ff. C. Rolland Sec’y-Treas Clark A. Baker Roswell A. Ardans Encino

Plan Giant Dirigibles To Hawaii and Orient

New York May 10 Given congressional approval plans to build a giant commercial airship in California for mail and passenger service to Hawaii and the Orient. Goodyear Zeppelin president Paul W Litchfield outlined the project to President Hoover. The firm seeks guaranteed mail contracts but not subsidies, with an estimated outlay of 10000000 dollars.

New York Congress California Hawaii Paul W. Litchfield Goodyear-Zeppelin Company Akron Hoover Washington England San Francisco Bay District Navy Los Angeles

Woman's Club Holds Year End Meeting in Alamogordo

The Woman's Club gathered Friday afternoon with multiple hostesses and installed officers led by President Mrs. W. W. Hayward. Inscription Rock and New Mexico history were discussed, district convention reports came in, and local music featured Miss Fidelia Duncan. Optical specialist W. H. Broaddus announced eyewear fittings in Alamogordo May 16 to 18.

Woman's Club Geo. Dowdle A.L. Dunn Walter Loggains J. A. Lewis Clardy Jesse Holden Fidelia Duncan C. M. Pate W. W. Hayward E. 13. Lewis N. D. Snyder F. R. Miller H. H. Stevenson Er. B. Lewry New Mexico A. A. McNatt Inscription Rock Ferris Shelton Carrizozo

Two Sailors Arrested In Stolen Car Case

Two sailors aged 18 or 19 were arrested in Albuquerque after admitting to stealing a Ford sedan in San Diego on Saturday night. They were picked up Monday morning in Alamo by Sheriff Burch and Prohi Officer Howard Beacom, held on $1,000 bond to await federal grand jury action, with hearings before U. S. Commissioner Charles. Names given as A Sailes and C H Smith.

Burch Prohi Howard Beacham San Diego Alamo Uncle Henry Naval Service St. Louis Kansas City U. S Charles Department of Justice el Paso Federal Grand Jury Albuquerque A. Sailes C. H. Smith

James Blakely Pioneer And Plainsman Dies In Alamogordo

James Blakely a pioneer of the Southwest dies at 78 at his Alamogordo home after months of illness from paralysis. Born in Alabama he came to Texas and later helped build rail lines and the Pecos Valley branch. Survived by widow three daughters and two sons and remembered for integrity and care of his blind wife. Funeral rites were held in El Paso with I O O F and IC O F services.

James Blakely Southwest Alamogorto Blakely Alabama W. B. Hickman Cimarron N. M Joe Jolly Elise Texas Fred Goldammer Los Angeles Calif James, Jr Charles el Paso Texas & Pacific R. R Fort Worth Kel Paso Butterfield Mason City Fort McKannett Clementine Khynast Pecos Valley Alamogordo Court House

Iv Pays To Purchase Pedigreed Cockerels From Experiment

State College May 16 The New Mexico Agricultural College reports that six pedigreed White Leghorn cockerels raised at the Experiment Station boosted flock egg production. Offspring of hens with records over 300 eggs lifted overall flock yields from 123 to 171 eggs per bird from 1923 to 1928, with a 48 egg gain over a 500 bird flock. The study notes sons spread the influence, and the flock now numbers about 500 birds.

State College J. N. Berry New Mexico Agricultural College

Also Mentioned on This Page

U.S Sands Rotarians Verdine Saluutation Betty Woods Elkins Desk Dyarmourier Flossie Osborn Humoresque Louis Carr Prof P. L. Fickinger Twilight Visions Ralph Williams Geraldine Grege George Robertson the Elkins Alamagordo Ware Shimman Gillis Flores Juvenile Musicale Alamogordo Hostel Hk. C. Dillon Carrizozo H KOB FE Paso Will Hays Sidwell—Farris Betancourt—Sandoval Town Veazie Goog Mannin Effinger the Mirage A. C. Bowden Massenet Greig PLAN Pacific Coast Akron Shops the Woman's Club W. H. Broaddus
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