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Alamogordo News

Location

Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1932

Page

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Local Men Attend State Game Protective Meeting

E. E. Cadwallader Charles Bell and J. L. Laney of Mountain Park and Leslie Beaty from Alamogordo attended the State Game Protective Association meeting in Las Vegas with J. Malcolm Shelton from Amarillo also present. Delegates heard talks on planting protecting predatory animal control and wildlife resources. Elliott Barker and Gilbert Espinosa gave official reports. Ray Stamm was elected president Pete Losey vice president and Carlsbad Gallup Tyrone Santa Fe Las Vegas directors were chosen. Twenty six towns were represented and a school study recommendation was approved for game and fish conservation in public instruction.

E. E. Cadwallader Charles Bell J. L. Laney Mountain Park Eedee Rolls Leslie Beaty Alamogordo State Game Protective Association Las Vegas J. Malcolm Shelton Amarillo John G. Gatlin Fred J. Foster David H Madson State Game Department Elliotts. Barker State Game Commission Gilbert Espinosa James B. McGee Shelton Range Ray Stamm Albuquerque Pete Losey Roswell Guy Reed Carlsbad D. W. Smith Tyrone Ellis Bauer Santa Fe John T. Smith Gallup N. G. van Siskle

Potato Tour Showcases Otero County Potatoes

The second annual potato day tour on Friday September 2 traveled from Cox Canyon to Weed via Russia canyon Muria Water Canyon and Sacramento River. Stops included Chas Bonnell Jr 4 H plots disease comparisons manure and fertilizer tests and a large barbecue at Scott Able Canyon. County agent outlined steps for better potatoes and participants praised the trip despite rough travel.

Dave Swope Cox Canyon Russia Canyon Chas Russia Murcia Water Canyon Sacramento River Scott Able Canyon Leo Rogers Agua Chiquite Gathing Fields

Civic League Benefit Bridge for Library at Pavilion

The library committee of the Civic League will host a benefit bridge party at the pavilion on Friday evening September 16. Tickets from the postponed May 19 event will be honored at the new entertainment.

Civic League Pavilion The

Otero County Budget Approved by State Tax Commission

County Clerk Chas E Thomas reports a telegram from Byron O Beall chief state tax commissioner confirming the Otero County budget is approved and will be returned soon. The state levy of five and one half mills remains the same as last year according to the telegram.

Chas. E. Thomas Byron O. Beall Otero County

Robbers Drill Through Wall of Scipio & Wilhelm Hardware

The north wall of the Scipio and Wilhelm Hardware Store was drilled last Thursday night. Robbers made a hole large enough for a man and stole merchandise including cutlery and tools. No identification of the culprits has been announced.

Scipio & Wilhelm Hardware Store

Dallas Expert to Open Two Day Economics Lecture Series

Henry W. Stanley of Dallas, renowned authority in economics and business, will open a two day lecture series sponsored by the Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce. Lectures at the town hall begin Thursday at 7 30 with Merchandising Outlook and Salesmanship the Keystone in the Arch of Business. Friday topics include Turnover the Pulse of Pro and Opening and Closing the Sale at 7 30 and 8 30.

Henry W. Stanley Dallas Mr. Stanley Alamogordo

Progress Toward Good Rodeo Show Here Oct. 1 2

Alamogordo business men kick in to cover rodeo expenses for October 1 and 2. Promoters Tom Babers and Curt Lee expect this year’s show to surpass last year with inquiries from performers across the Southwest. Advertising is being prepared and windshield stickers and posters will spread the Rodeo message. distribution details to follow.

Alamogordo Tom Babers Curt Lee Lee Hbabers Southwest

Students Attend College Across Several Institutions

The News lists students who have left or will leave soon for higher education. Names include Vincent Lee Morris Robertson Warren Rees Ralph Sanders and Jimmie Baird at State College. Jack Gilbert Robbie Cochran Mary Arthur Dorothea Gibson at State University Albuquerque. Elizabeth Green Mil dred Lee Maurine Lewis and Roswell region students at Las Vegas Normal. Allan Walker to University of Texas at Austin. Mary Jane Hall to Colorado Woman's College Denver. Louise Cady to Peabody Nashville. Wayne McCommis to Texas Tech Lubbock with his wife joining soon.

State College Vincent Lee Morris Robertson Warren Rees Ralph Sanders Ednarois McNatt Jimmie Jack Baird Tularosa State University Albuquerque Jack Gilbert Robbie Cochran Mary Arthur Dorothea Gibson Las Vegas Normal Elizabeth Green Mildred Lee Highrolls Maurine Lewis

Benefit Bridge for Baby San at Cloudcroft

Mrs E Lusk of the Lusk Curio Shoppe hosted the last Bridge Party of the season for the Baby Sanitarium of Cloudcroft. The event raised 6.30 and featured guests from El Paso Springfield Mo Safford Ariz Tucumcari and Cloudcroft with a tea and luncheon.

Lusk Curio Cloudcroft Mesdames H. E. McMasters C. C.mcnay W. D. Greet Ruth B. Norton Royal Jackman F. H. Seamon el Paso Mary Virginia Homan Cecil Phillips Mary Virginia Seamon R. E. Thompson Springfield Fay Rabb Safford Ariz S. A. Barnes Jessie Honeywell Tucumcari G. A. Breckheimer

New Song Dedicated to Governor Seligman Discovered

A song written last week honors Gov. Seligman. Initial assumption tied the composition to a highway department employee, but it was later revealed that the author is a resident of Old Mexico.

Gov. Seligman Highway Department Old Mexico

Mrs Mollie Johnson Surrendered to Court for Insanity Commitment

Mrs Mollie Johnson was taken to Las Cruces by Sheriff Lon Danley Deputy Norris Green and Dr L R Gaddis to appear before Judge Numa Frenger for commitment to the state hospital for the insane at Las Vegas If granted she will be taken to Las Vegas on Friday

Mollie Johnson Las Cruces Lon Danley Norris Green L. R. Gaddis

Woman jailed for whiskey and beer possession fined and released

Mrs Blasa Silva was arrested Tuesday for possession of whiskey and beer and fined 10 plus 5 costs after pleading guilty before Justice Barringer A 30 day jail term was suspended Serafino Torres was fined 15 plus 5 costs on beer possession charges He pleaded guilty but appealed to district court with bond set at 50

Blasa Silva Justice Barringer Serafino Torres

Tax Reform Plan Drawn by New Mexico Federation

The Federation of Taxpayers associations in New Mexico plans a tax reform program for the regular legislature session. It will hold meetings across counties to engage candidates and the public, aiming to gain support for changes. The group awaits Governor Seligman’s backing.

Seligman Federation of Taxpayers’ Associations of New Mexico Federation House Senate

Cloudcroft Train Returns to Three Days Weekly Schedule

Beginning next week the Cloudcroft train will operate three days a week on Monday Wednesday and Friday. The S P Bus will run its final trip for the season on Thursday night September 8.

Cloudcroft S. P

The Mistake-Finding Fan and Local News Remains

A humorous note on the newspaper error-seeking fan who delights in spotting typos. Brief items report Mrs. John C. Rolland recovering from appendicitis at Rousseau hospital and Mrs. C. W. Winchester visiting relatives in Santa Fe with her brother Rev. Denton Simms.

C. W. Winchester Winchester Santa Fe Anna Simms Rev Denton Simms

Tularosa Football Team Faces Heavy Schedule

Tularosa high school football prepares for a tough slate as Supt. Wilkins describes the test ahead. A August 29 camp opens with a schedule including Carrizozo El Paso Central Carlsbad Capitan Ysleta N M M I Las Cruces Hot Springs Roswell Alamogordo and a home game against Roswell.

Tularosa Supt. Wilkins Tularosa High School Carrizozo el Paso Central High Carlsbad Capitan Ysleta Las Cruces Hot Springs Roswell Alamogordo Tula

Bible School and Services at Church of Christ Elkins

The Church of Christ invites all ages to Bible School at 9 45 with preaching at 11 and 7 45. A Young Peoples Meeting is scheduled for 7 00. Come study with us at Tice Elkins.

Tice Elkins

Muckraking Attacks Stir Washington Politics and Bonus Debate

A Washington dispatch surveys rising muckraking in print through the past year, detailing expense and mileage claims by Senators and representatives, secretaries on Uncle Sam's payroll, and potential impacts of a veterans bonus cash demand as Congress faces looming fiscal questions.

Washington, D.D, D Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Washington Congress Treasury Pacific Coast Uncle Sam

Liberty Party to Hold State Convention in Roswell

New Mexico's Liberty Party will hold a state convention at Roswell on September 19 and present a full state ticket. The party has been active in eastern New Mexico for months with meetings in Roswell and in Chaves Eddy Lea Curry and Roosevelt counties according to the Roswell Dispatch.

Liberty Party Roswell New Mexico New Chaves Eddy Lea Curry Roosevelt

State Democratic Committee Calls Meeting for Convention

William J. Barker, chairman, called the Democratic state central committee to meet in Santa Fe on Thursday to fix the convention time and place. John J. Dempsey of Las Cruces was named head of the finance committee to organize campaign funds in New Mexico.

William J. Barker Democratic State Central Committee Santa Fe John J. Dempsey Las Cruces New Mexico

Oiling of 17 Miles of Federal Highway 70

A contract for oiling and black topping 17 miles of forest highway from the east line of Lincoln National Forest to the Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation will be awarded September 7 in Denver by the U S forest service. The route runs through scenic mountain country near the Bonnell ranch.

Mescalero Denver U. S. Forest Eervice Lincoln Forest Lincoln National Forest Bonnell Ranch

Campaign ends as Auriemma raises funds in Lincoln County

Baron James V. Auriemma completed his Lincoln County campaign for Salvation Army funds. The total collected in the county reached 356.11 dollars. The Baron conducted several concerts at Fort Stanton to aid the effort.

Haren Auriemma Lincoln County James V. Auriemma Salvation Army Fort Stanton

Dillon Aims for Governor Run If Nominated Again

Former New Mexico governor Richard Dillon, the only one to serve two terms since statehood, says he would run if the Republican convention nominates him. In Albuquerque ten First National Bank Santa Fe employees were indicted in a Santa Fe bank case with total embezzlement originally 72,691.25, later reduced by repayments to 25,941.23. The governor's son was among the indicted and the governor covered the defalcation his son faced.

Richard Albuquerque Santa Fe First National Bank Federal Grand Jury Seligman

Whatley Injured in Automobile Crash Near Roswell

The Las Cruces Citizen reports attorney W C Whatley was injured in an automobile accident near Roswell on Aug 13. X-rays show five broken ribs and a punctured lung. He is confined in a Roswell hospital. Whatley is a well known figure in Alamogordo.

Las Cruces Ww. C. Whatley Roswell Mr Whatley Alamogordo

Auto License Plates On Sale November First State Record

The State Record reports plates will go on sale November 1 with a two month grace before penalties. Comptroller Juan Vigil plans branch offices at each county seat during the initial period. Plates will be yellow with red letters and numerals, except trucks.

Santa Fe Juan Vigil

Texas Louisiana Power Sues Breece Lumber Co in Federal Court

Sam W. Agee and Wil ey F. Carl receivers for the Texas Louisiana Power Co in New Mexico file a federal suit against The George E. Breece Lumber Co seeking 10610.51 dollars for breach of contract to trade power for fuel. Breece Lumber mill is in Alamogordo and supplied fuel for the Alamogordo plant. Robert W. Wiley of Silver City represents the power company.

Silver City Sam W. Agee Wiley F. Carl New York City Texas-Louisiana Power Co New Mexico Federal District Court George E. Breece Lumber Co Breece Lumber Company Alamogordo Robt. W. Wiley Power Company

Changes in Teaching Staff After School Opening

Several changes in town and county schooling occurred after the first week of classes. Miss Beth Gilbert now teaches third grade in place of Miss Ross, while Mescalero fills Gilbert’s post with Miss Ruth Sprague. Miss Ida Brannon replaces Miss Willadene Brown at Cloudcroft, and R A McLeskey seeks a new seventh grade teacher due to rising enrollment. New hire anticipated within days. Miss Margaret Close joins Weed’s faculty from Mesilla Park. County enrollment rises by about 328, with Alamogordo up 128 and the high school at 179, a historic high. Valmont Esecon dida and other districts contribute to the gain, while 22 children attend a half-day primary session and no child under six was admitted on opening day.

Beth Gilbert Ross Miss Gilbert Mescalero Ruth Sprague Ida Brannon Willadene Brown Cloudcroft R. A. McLeskey Margaret Close Mesilla Park Weed la Luz Alamogordo McLeskey Valmont Esecondida

District Attorney Newell’s Daughter Undergoes Operation

Ada Newell daughter of Mr and Mrs J Benson Newell of Las Cruces underwent emergency appendicitis surgery and is reported recovering. Dona Ana county district attorney J Benson Newell was summoned from Core Ona New Mexico to Las Cruces because of his daughter's illness.

Literary Digest Polls 20 Million Voters In Secret Ballot

The Literary Digest mails over 20 thousand ballots nationwide to gauge party shifts from the 1925 election. Ballots mailed from New York at a rate of 1.5 million daily with returns expected before month end. The poll is secret and returns paid, using tamper resistant cardboard ballots.

United States Literary Digest New York

Florida license plates to reverse colors with Zia sun symbol

State issues 65 000 passenger car plate orders now and 10 000 for future delivery. The Zia sun symbol will be retained and enlarged with full length lateral and vertical rays. The Sunshine State motto will be omitted on these plates.

Sunshine State

Quarter Million for Indian Highway Construction

The federal emergency employment appropriation of 250000 funds road work on Indian Reservations in New Mexico and Arizona. J P Kinney, director of forestry for the U S Indian Service, states it is the largest grant to that program to date. Also note: Yellow freestone peaches at 8c a pound via J E Fuller.

Arizona New Mexico J. P. Kinney U.S. Indian Service J. KE. Fuller

Rotarians Host Picnic and Star Gazing at White Sands

Alamogordo Rotary Club and Rotary-Anns plus guests enjoyed a picnic with a Methodist Church prepared supper. P A Smoll led a star gazing program with telescope views of the moon and stars and a short talk on lunar features. Out of town guests included families from Tularosa and Clovis. The club will host Carrizo vo Business Men’s Club on September 21 with E M Brickley to discuss Federal Relief Legislation on Country Banks.

Alamogordo Ralph Simpers P. S. Kirk Tularosa W. A. Martin Clovis

Revival Meetings At Churches With Holy Week Services

Special services are held each evening as the Presbyterian and Methodist churches cooperate. Rev White delivers forceful sermons to large crowds and the meetings run through next week. Sunday services switch to the Presbyterian Church with evening at the Methodist Church. Morning topic The Soul's Search for God. evening topic A Treasure Hidden Which a Man Found. All are welcome. Epworth Leagues and Christian Endeavor join for a Sunday evening service at the Methodist church.

Presbyterian Church Methodists Presbyterians White Methodist Church Epworth Leagues Christian Endeavor

PING O BY BRUCE BARTON

Bruce Barton argues success stems from personal magnetism built on sincerity and conviction. He notes Jesus impressed Nicodemus with bold, transformative words and attracted early crowds by unwavering faith in his mission. He highlights how authentic authority drew followers and shaped the Galilean ministry.

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State Tax Commission Scipio & Wilhelm Onviemce Albert T. Reid Ment JT. Reid Autobalite John C. Rolland Rousseau Hospital Church OF Christ American Legion Legion Reconstruction Finance Corporation KR. C. Dillon Whatley Breebce CO Newells Daughter Dickst White Sands Pingo Bruce Barton Pik Jesus John Jerusalem Nicodemus Sanhedrin Supreme Court Tam Kingdom of Heaven Sea of Galilee
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