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Newspaper
Alamogordo News
Location
Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
2
Constructive plan urged for game conservation in New Mexico
State Game Commission warns of rapid depletion of game resources and lack of a statewide conservation plan. Local associations in Deming Silver City Taos Mogollon Hot Springs have aided data collection and restocking efforts. Taos created a trout hatchery to attract fishermen. Santa Fe group intensifies membership drive to secure policing for the November 10 to 20 big game season at the Santa Fe Refuge.
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New Mexico
N M. State Game Commission
Santa Fe
State Game and Fish Department
State Game Commission
Deming
Silver City
Taos
Mogollon
Hot Springs
The
Taos Association
Association For the Good of the Cause
Santa Fe Association
Tularosa Notes from the Tularosa Tribune
Walter Pickard residence burned while family away. Bonnell Warehouse destroyed by lightning with no insurance. hay and auto insured. Hail damaged cotton in town. Alamogordo football beat locals 54 to ase. Rev A E Blomie assigned to local Methodist church succeeding Rev W A Fullbright. Mrs M E Fridley in El Paso for medical exams. Mrs A Bailey returned from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tularosa
Walter Pickard
Dexter
Bonnell
M. E. Fridley
el Paso
Alamogordo
A. E. Blomie
Moriarty
Methodist Church
W. A. Fullbright
Move to Increase Game and Fish in New Mexico Begun
Santa Fe meeting of the Game Protective Association and the state game and fish commission launched a drive to raise Santa Fe and Albuquerque memberships to 1000. Calls included an early survey, smaller bag limits, doubled resident licenses, reduced non-resident licenses, boosted hatchery capacity, a scientific game manager, and more deputies. Forest Service credited with protecting the program. quail declines noted. Ed Safford proposed a northern half mill levy for restocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Santa Fe Game Protective Associattion
State Game and Fish Commission
Albuquerque
Court House
Forest Service
Charles Proebster
The
Commission
United States Forest Service
Proebster
Pennsylvania State Commission
Ed Safford
Ancient Athens to be excavated by Americans
The old city of Athens will be torn down and archaeologists will dig 25 feet below the surface. Forty American colleges plan to assist in the project hoping to reveal discoveries about classical civilization history and art surpassing Pompeii excavations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Pompeii
One Glimpse of a Future Feature of Radio
David Sarnoff of RCA outlines a future of international broadcasting with experiments inviting public participation. He predicts concerts broadcast from London and Berlin and operatic performances for American families, signaling a new era of lab like radio listening.
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David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
International Broadcasting
London
Berlin
Gifford Family Moves to Las Cruces from Alamogordo
Lee Gifford and his wife and young daughter Martha arrive from Alamogordo to settle in Las Cruces. Accompanied by his mother Mrs E M Gifford and joined by H C Nichols, they will operate a Hudson Essex Oakland Cadillac car line.
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Las Cruces
Lee Gifford
Martha
Alamogordo
E. M. Gifford
Lone Star Motor Company
Hudson
Essex
Oakland
Cadillac
H. C. Nichols
Renehan Against Yellow Dogs On Board To Draft Election Measure
Santa Fe New Mexican reports Senator A B Renehan Republican floor leader voices concern over nonpartisan election law draft. He warns against selecting pliable or self serving Republicans and urges sincere lawyers to shape a wise measure to guide voters out of election muck.
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Renehan
Santa Fe
A. T. Hannett
A. B. Renehan
Senate
Synthetic steaks from cottonseed meal proposed by Dr Wesson
New York City October 18. Dr Davis Wesson former AIChE president describes a synthetic beefsteak made from cottonseed meal after oil extraction. He states protein content 40 50 percent vs beefsteak about 20 percent and notes cooking yields viable hamburger hash croquettes. He estimates six and a quarter cents per pound with future improvements.
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New York City
N. Y
Davis Wesson
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
New Jersey Chemical Society
Dr. Wessen
D. Breese Jones
Department of Agriculture
Delegates Gather for Baptist State Convention in Alabama
A large number of delegates and others from across the state will attend the Baptist State Convention in Algomordo from November 10 to 14. People willing to host guests with bed and breakfast should contact Miss Mary Darbyshire at phone 72.
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Baptist State Convention
Alamogordo
Mary Darbyshire
Pinion Crop in New Mexico Reaches Largest Since 1921
Albuquerque reports that this fall's pinon nuts in New Mexico national forests exceed any crop since 1921. The yield is expected to average about 25 to 30 percent of the 1921 level, with trees bearing roughly every seven years, suggesting the next large harvest won't come until 1928.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION TO MEET OCTOBER 28
The Alamogordo Parent Teachers Association will meet on Wednesday October 28 at 3 30 p m at the Central school building An interesting program is being prepared Mothers and fathers and all others interested in the schools are urged to attend Mrs J W Palmer is president Supt J H Hayes vice president Mrs J R Gilbert secretary and Miss Alena Baldonado treasurer
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Alamogordo
Parent-Teachers’ Association
J. W. Palmer
J. H. Hayes
J. R. Gilbert
Alena Baldonado
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Representing the Insurance Company of North America
Hall
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J. A. McRae
New York Avenue
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Richard’s Dairy
RIVED
Thompson
Florida
Lane’s Grocery
C. Rolland
H. H. Stevenson
W. W. Hayward
R. C. Pitts
T. Cashier
Scipio & Wilhelm
Freed-Eismann
Zenith
Crossley
Atwater-Kent
Frye Furniture
Alamo Motor Company
OUR Fish and Oyster Department
Grooms’ Sanitary Phone Store
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