Twelve Game Protective Leagues In State Doing Good Work
In New Mexico the state game and fish department highlights local game protective associations as key to future conservation. Existing groups in Deming Silver City Taos and other areas have gathered data on big game and hunting patterns while Taos runs a hatchery and rearing pond to stock streams. Santa Fe works to strengthen a membership drive for the upcoming big game season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
State Game and Fish Department
State Game Commission
Deming
Silver City
Taos
Mogollon
Hot Springs
Taos Association
Veteran Bureau
Albuquerque
Law Department
Washington and Lee University
Otero
Bowman
Card of thanks from Sam Alexander and family
The Alexander family of Hatch New Mexico thanks Alamogordo residents for donations after losing their house and contents to a fire and asks God to bless each donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
Sam Alexander
Hatch, N. M
Schwable-Wallick Carnival Arrives in Alamogordo This Week
The Schwable & Wallick Carnival arrives by rail in Alamogordo with eight shows and three major rides. The main tent hosts a colored minstrel show with 12 to 15 performers praised for singing and dancing. monkey auto races delight children, though adults view them with pity as two monkeys have died since the show began. Other attractions include boxing, snake and alligator acts, and scenes from Floyd Collins tragedy with Mammoth Cave views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwable & Wallick
Alamogordo
Alamo
Carrizozo
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Sunshine Grove Hosts Cedar Grove Visit in Joint Installation
Sunshine Grove of Alamogordo hosted Cedar Grove of Tularosa for a joint installation at Mrs. Kindred's home on October 27. Past Guardian Cowan served as installing officer with Guardian Cusack as installing attendant. Sunshine Grove officers seated by Beatrice Clements and Pauline Marshall. Twenty eight members and visitors attended a Halloween color scheme with refreshments, readings, and a spooky ghost story ending a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Grove
Alamogordo
Cedar Grove
Tular-osa
Kindred
Cowan
Guardian
Cusack
Beatrice Clements
Pauline Mar Shall
MecNatt
Peppard
Hunter
Nicol
Latham
Clements
Smith
Cochran
Marshall
Goldammer
Strickland
Hallowe’en
Pauline Marshall
Miss Latham
Mr. Cusack
Committée
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Study Plans
Sunday school starts at 10 with morning preaching at 11 and evening at 7 30. The morning sermon topic Thou Oughtest and the evening The Word of God. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30, study of Second Thessalonians. Everyone warmly welcomed. Calvin A Duncan, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Thessalonians
Calvin
A.” Duncan
U N M DIL oil lease funds taken to court
A writ of mandamus signed by Judge Holloman orders state treasurer Graham state auditor Vigil and land commissioner Swope to appear in court to show cause why $20 000 from oil leases held in trust for the state university should not be moved from the permanent fund to the university income fund The regents argue the funds belong in the income fund to make the entire sum available and rely on Chapter 115 of the 1917 state laws as the basis of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
Holloman
Warren Graham
Juan Vigil
E. B. Swope
State University
Board of Regents of
University
Christian Church Bible School and Services Schedule
The Christian Church invites all to Bible school at 10:00 a m and Lord's Supper at 10:45 a m each Lord's Day. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:45 p m. Everyone is welcome to join in the activities and help in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Deming Beats Alamo In Clean Narrow Football Clash
Deming proved superior over Alamo in a Saturday football game at the local field. Deming led 7 0 after a first quarter touchdown and goal. Alamo added a field goal by McCommis in the second quarter, but neither team could score in the second half. The game was marked by clean play and featured lineups including Muirhead Kadley Howard Abbott Warnock Sands McNew Harry Abbott Don Lee Clements Bob Lee and McCommis with substitutes Seamans and Crumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Alamo
McCommis
Muirhead
Kdley
Howard Abbott
Warnock
Sands
McNew
Harry Abbott
Don Lee
Clements
Bob Lee
Seamans
Crumes
The Thief of Bagdad at Alamento Draws Crowds
Douglas Fairbanks stars in his million dollar Arabian Nights tale The Thief of Bagdad shown Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The expensive production features lavish scenery with over a thousand extras in select scenes and faced strong competition from other attractions this fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Alamento
Douglas Fairbank
Fairbanks
Dowdle
Another Big Dance At Pavilion Saturday Night
A benefit dance at the Pavilion Saturday night will aid the Pavilion improvement fund. The home orchestra plays until about 10:00, then the Colored minstrel show orchestra performs and continues for the dance. Admission is one dollar per couple or 25 cents for spectators. a large turnout is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavilion Improvement Fund
For Sale Ford Truck and Nash Touring Car
Classified notice offering a Ford truck for sale with flexible terms accepting a good horse or team as part payment. Also available a six cylinder Nash Touring in good condition. Inquiries at News office.
DuChamp Transferred to El Paso Sanatorium
Mr. DuChamp was taken to El Paso for care at a sanatorium today, accompanied by his sister Mrs. Ogden. He had been in the area for several months and came from New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. DuChamp
el Paso
Mrs. Ogden
New Jersey
Sale of timber on Mescalero Indian Reservation ordered
Secretary today authorized offering for sale ripe timber on 40,000 acres in the Nogal Tularosa drainage within the Mescalero Indian reservation New Mexico. Estimated timber about 175 million board feet including western yellow pine Douglas fir and other species. Minimum prices set at 3 dollars per thousand feet for yellow pine and Douglas fir 2 dollars for Mexican white pine and Engleman spruce and 1 dollar for white fir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DD. C
Secetary
Nogal-Tularosa
Mescalero Indian Reservation
New Mexico
Indian Bureau
Argentina’s Vast Pampas Hold Food and Stability
The article portrays Argentina as larger than Texas fourfold and second only to Brazil in size, stressing its stability, abundant land and cattle. It highlights vast pampas with millions of cattle, sheep, and horses, a gaucho culture, and views of Argentina as a key future food supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Texas
United States
Brazil
South America
Europe
Tomas A. LeBreton
Pampas
Bill Harts
Tom
Amundsen Aims to Fly Across the Pole in Return
Captain Roald Amundsen, long presumed lost after a North Pole flight, arrived in Chicago as a guest of the Chicago Geographic Society. He plans another attempt to traverse the pole by air after locating the pole on his last trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Detroit
Chicago Geographic Society
Stop Banners Stearn Prohibition Plan In New Mexico
Albuquerque reports that stop banners will be placed on New Mexico highways to curb rum running. C H Stearns enforcement director says Thanksgiving and Christmas liquor supplies could be scarce if plans succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearn
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
C. H. Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Senator Ashurst Backs Hunt On Boulder Dam
Senator Henry F. Ashurst aligned with Governor Hunt and the Arizona Highline Association against the Boulder canyon development. He travels to Los Angeles for reclamation hearings, saying the Colorado River is Arizona's jugular vein and irrigation lands may be at 3,000,000 acres. Governor Hunt appoints Fred T. Colter to represent Arizona at the hearings. Colter, Apache County state senator and Highline Association president, is urged to act with discretion in defense of Arizona's Colorado River interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Orig
Henry F. Ashurst
State Administration
Highline Association
Boulder Canyon
Los Angeles
Senatorial Party of Reclamation
Colorado
Arizona
Hunt
R. W. Pridham
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Fred T. Colter
Colter
Apache County
Arizona Highline Association
Colorado River
Five Thousand More Pleasure Cars In New Mexico
New Mexico counts 45 000 private pleasure cars with license No 45 000 issued to Thomas Russell of Deming. The total excludes commercial motor vehicles and trucks. Officials report an increase of 5 000 private pleasure cars over 1924 statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Thomas Russell
Deming
Mrs Bessie Wood Heads to San Angelo for Visit
Mrs Bessie Wood departed Saturday for San Angelo Texas to visit her daughter Mrs Emmett Bannerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Wood
San Angelo
Texas
Emmett Bannerman
Otero County Teachers' Association Meeting Planned in Cloudcroft
A meeting of the Otero County Teachers' Association will be held in Cloudcroft on Saturday November 14 with a program including conference election of officers welcome address by J E Coville county board of education and talks on teaching citizenship playgrounds vocational training reading and club work. The schedule lists county educators and sessions at 9 30 am 10 00 am 1 30 pm along with musical solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero County
Teachers’ Association
Cloudcroft
Surday
J. E. Coville
Andrew Boyce
la Suz
Erwin
Highrolls
Ferguson
Tularosa
Tweed
Alamogordo
Hayes
Mary Ockles
State Department of Education
Governor Hannett appoints board to draft election laws
In Santa Fe on October 26 Gov A T Hannett named a 10 member board to draft a new election law and called for a special session if both houses pledge support. The panel includes Republican attorneys C M Botts and James M Hervey and Democratic attorneys J L Lawson and Summers Burkhart, plus legislators K L Hott and Don R Casados. The board will convene in Santa Fe in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa F. N. M
A. T. Hannett
C. M. Botts
Albuquerque
James M. Hervey
Roswell
J_ 1
Lawson
Alamogordo
Summers Burkhart
K. L. Hott
Las Cruces
Don R. Casados
Mora
Hugh If Williams
Santa Fe
Stephens Bennett Mines Sold In Organ Mountains
J L McCullough has sold the Stephens Bennett group of mines in the Organ mountains 14 miles east of Las Cruces to a Detroit syndicate named the Detroit Lead Company. The mines, among New Mexico’s oldest productive sites, yielded over a million dollars and await extensive development with new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
J. L. McCullough
Stephens-Bennett
Organ Mountains
Las Cruces
Detroit Lead Company
New Mexico
Democratic State Committee to Meet in Albuquerque
The Democratic state central committee has been called to meet in Albuquerque on November 5 to select a new state chairman. The meeting will be held at the chamber of commerce rooms, announced state chairman E. B. Swope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Democratic State Central Committee
E. B. Swope
Albuquerques
Chamber of Commerce
Death of Edward Clinton Lane
Edward Clinton Lane died Tuesday evening after a five year tuberculosis illness. He was 27, born August 7 1898 in Crane Missouri, ex service man and Royal Arch Mason. Services were held at Geren Jadinghaus chapel with burial in Crane Missouri, escorted by his brother Willis Lane. He spent time in Highrolls Fort Bayard and Tucson during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clinton Lane
Vel Lane
Highrolls
Fort Bayard Government Hospital
Tucson
Southwest
Lane
Royal Arch Masons
Crane Mo
Foss
Geren Jadinghaus
Crane
Willis Lane
Missouri
Edward Lane
Device weighs Moon pull on minute Earth objects
New instrument by Ralph C. Hartsough of Columbia University measures how much lighter an object weighing 29 thousandths of an ounce becomes when lifted one foot. The device detects lunar attraction linked to tides and may weigh molecules and test Einstein theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Earth
Ralph ¢. Hartsough
Columbia University
Mercerized Cotton Distinguishing Gloss From Fad Finishes
The article explains mercerized cotton as a process by which cotton yarn or fabric, treated with lye and tensioned during processing, becomes stronger and glossier. It contrasts mercerized fabrics such as batiste mull cotton damask foulard sateen and poplin with temporary paste finishes and artificial silk, noting mercerization adds durability and beauty for specific uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
John Mercer
Silt buildup at Elephant Butte shows 100 years before fill
A Rio Grande project survey finds 16 percent sediment in inflow to Elephant Butte reservoir and 177,000 acre feet of sediment since 1916. With current rates, the silt would not fully fill the reservoir for more than a century. Water storage stands at 1,050,000 acre feet. Inflow and storage figures from recent years are compared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Project
Elephant Butte Reservoir
Rio Grande
Colorado River
Elephant Butte
Soil analysis near Alamogordo artesian well sparks cotton potential
Supt Murphy of the Southern Pacific reports to Mayor L N Jones that water analyses match University of Arizona findings and soil tests from three locations near the Alamogordo artesian well show the closest sample may yield fair crops including cotton and possibly grapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Murphy
Southern Pacific Railway Co
San Francisco
Murphy
L. N. Jones
Alamogordo
Dennistoun Wood
University of Arizona
F. S. McGinnis
Koagland
Tularosa Items From the Tularosa Tribune
The Woman's Club of Tularosa installed a public drinking fountain east of the post office with Ne Pury completing the labor. New state game rules ban firing across a public highway and limit quail season to December. A bear hunt southeast of White Tail yielded four bullets and a large sale at Fridley meat market. locals Buck and a Dr J D Robinson with sons and professors reported a duck kill of 35 north west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tularosa
Woman's Club of
Ne Pury
State Game Department
Alto
Louis Aguilar
White Tail
Fridley
Albert Buck
J. D. Robinson
Luther and
Madson
Roswell Opens New Cotton Oil Mill Directing Seed Outlet
Roswell New Mexico October 24 The Roswell Cotton Oil company starts operations creating a direct outlet for Pecos Valley cotton seed. The plant costs exceed 80 000 with 60 000 spent on plant and equipment and 300 tons of seed on hand valued around 16 000. The facility includes four 500000 pound storage bins and a 50 by 100 foot building, runs 24 hours a day, and will produce cotton seed oil cake and linters with all departments using state of the art machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Roswell Cotton Oil Company
Pecos Valley
J. W. Simmons
L. T. Lewis
Rich H. Carter
A. H. Pruit
John Tweedy
A. D. Crile
W. E. Bondruant
R. B. Pruit
E. H. Robertson
Kodak Finishing Deals at Ward's Studio
Promotional notice for Kodak finishing services offering 346 and 4e sizes with emphasis on low prices and affordable options at Ward's Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KODAK
Ward
State group seeks ICC support for railway expansion
Hugh H Williams of the New Mexico state corporation commission writes from Santa Fe to urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to back a plan for broad gauge track from Denver to El Paso and extended links with New Mexico Central and Santa Fe routes. The goal is improved transport for oil coal timber mineral wealth and agriculture benefitting state and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexican
Hugh Williams
State Corporation Commission
Washington, D. C
N. M
National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Division 3
Commission
Antonio
Denver
el Paso
New Mexico Central
Southern Pacific
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Hugh H. Williams
Wanted second hand baby cart
A notice seeking a second hand baby cart is listed by the News Office. Inquiries are directed to the News Office for details and arranging pickup or sale.
Loss of Federal Aid for Western Highways Threatened
State Engineer James A. French warns New Mexicans that eastern politicians seek to end federal highway aid for the south and west. He urges letters to Congress showing public interest to preserve funding, arguing the system supports eastern tourists and western prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Washington
East
James A. French
Solons
New England
New Mexico
Congress
West
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. A. Otero, Jr
Atty. Bowman
Schwable-Wallick
Presbyterian Church
U.N. M. Dil
Mescalero Indian
Isaac F. Marcosson
Saturday Evening Post
Amundsen
Ashurst
Gov. Hunt
Boulder Dam
Chers Adsocation
Hannett
N. M. Board
Stephens-Bennett Mines
Organ Mts
Democratic State Committee
Teesday
Elephante Butte
Alamogordo, N. M
Mr. Jones
P. L. Hibbard
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