Ramsay Urges Territorial Wool Growers to Organize
Dr. R R Ramsay United States supervising inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry addresses the Sheep and Wool Growers convention stressing strong organized representation. He cites cooperation with Secretary Wilson and Dr Melvin, warns against small boards, and urges a territorial wool growers association to back sanitary efforts, especially eradication of sheep scab, to protect New Mexico exports and avoid interstate quarantines. He cites Wyoming progress and calls for general dipping under federal supervision next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Ramsay
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Sheep and Wool Growers’ Convention
Territorial Wool Growers’ Association
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Secretary of Agricultur
Tock Angel
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
Department
Territorial Sheep Sanitary Board
Wool Growers’ Association
Sheep Sanitary Board
Aueh
Omen Ac
Arizona
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Bureau
Hagerman
State Sheep Sanitary Board
State Wool Growers’ Association
Wilson
Wyoming Board
George Walker
Irrigation Project by Private Parties
R B Rice, Las Vegas civil engineer, returns from Fort Sumner reservation in Guadalupe county where graders work on a ditch twelve feet wide at the bottom. The line runs nine miles along the Pecos river east side starting above Sunnyside bridge. Over 4,000 acres will be cultivated and sold, with pasture land suitable in higher sections. J S Taylor and others are among interested parties. Excursions planned at low rates once complete. Mrs Bambini offers scalp treatments, hairdressing, nail care, massage, complexion cream, hair tonic, and various cures using vegetable compounds plus a vibrator for scalp, face, wrinkles, rheumatism, and massage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Rice
Las Vegas
Fort Sumner
Guadalupe County
Sunnyside
N. M
Pecos River
J. 8
Taylor
D. J. McCann
George W. Temple
F A. Manzanares
Moving pictures boost Albuquerque fair coverage
San Juan and Bernalillo County fruit prize winners highlighted at the New Mexico Territorial Fair. Delegates including C B Gleckler and J Beck receive top plates and best collections while San Juan and Dona Ana counties claim multiple prizes. Moving pictures by H H Buckwalter and W H Simpson aim to publicize the event and attract immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MP. Stamm
B Parfet
Golden
Cole
Jersey
C. B. Adamson
Denver
C. P. Jones
Santa Rosa
Traction| Park
Bernalillo
Dona Ana
San Juan
Los Angelow
Deas Ana
C. Gleckler
Bernalillo County
al F. Mabbell
Joseph Beck
Albuquerque
J. F. Hubbell
Santage Baca
Andreae Garcia
Las Candaleria
Bernadite
August Kramer
Adna Baca
Socorro County
J. F. Ridgeway
Estancia Valley
Torrance
J. A. Cardwell
A. W. Lewis
Abraham Gu‘terres
John Heinrich
C.B. Gleckler
J. Felipe Hubbell
D. Montoya
Bernaillo County
New Mexico Territorial Fair
Stamm
Traction schedule changes for fair week operate 1 to 5:30 pm
Notice explains traffic adjustments during the fair with streetcar service limited to Railroad Avenue First Street to the fair grounds from 1 to 5 30 pm otherwise routes run on Burelas and Second Avenues. Also mentions signs decorating by Stacy and Co and other local ads and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
W. H. Simpson
The
Santa Fe
H. H. Buckwalter
Denver
Colorado
Fair Grounds
Railroad Avenue
First
Fourth Street
Buckwalter
Fair Committee
First Street
Fairgrounds
Albuque Rail Traction Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
R.A. Ramsay
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
FT. Sumner Reservation
Santa Fe Advertising Department
San Juan County
America
Chamberlain
W. H. Hogle
Marshall Field
Stacy & Co
Stacy
UNION
Moon Studio
N. L. Kemmerer
Texas
W. V. Futrelle’s
West
Coal Avenue
Marlon Davis
North Second Street
Vamos
Vegas
Bankers
Jan Tope WA
Vic
Sol. Luna
Albuquerque, N. M
C. F. Seey
Gen. Mgr
Joshua S. Raynolds
J. H. Wroth
Executive
Flournoy
A. B. McMillen
Solomon Lana
J. H. O'Rielly
Joshua
Raynolds
A. V. Tegner
Curio Store
J. W. Bennett
North First Street
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