Rio Mimbres Demonstration Farm Opens Near Spalding
The Rio Mimbres Irrigation Co. launches a 250 acre demonstration farm near Spalding with fruit trees berries wheat and alfalfa. Horticulture expert William Hamman oversees the orchard and J J Jacobsen serves as farm superintendent.
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Mimbres Irrigation Co
Rio Mimbres Irrigation company
Spalding
William Hamman
J. J. Jacobsen
Himalaya
Himalaya mountains
Hamman
Mimbres
Pacific coast
Luna County Sunday School Institute Plans Second Annual Conference
The Luna County Sunday School Institute schedules its second annual conference for April 21 and 22 with delegates from the county invited. Activities include prayer, talks on duties to Bible schools, social Sunday school topics, and sessions at the Presbyterian Christian and Methodist churches led by Rev. O T Finch Rev H M Bruce Dr E S Milford J B Taylor and W C Merrit among others.
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Luna County Sunday School Institute
Presbyterian church
O. T. Finch
Advlce
Bible School
Wrens IoVne A. D
Cannady Viulin solo
Warnel Addresa
WLEL Merrit
the
Christian church
Skargade
H. M. Bruce
Sundey School
J. B. Taylor
New Mexico
W. C. Merrit
Headlight Advertisements Prove Effective for Trade
Ohio farmer C S Buckley writes to E M Carney planning a May visit to install the Famous Water Elevator, asking for quotations. A subscriber in Arkansas advertised a fruit fair in two issues and received eighteen replies, illustrating ad success. The moral: advertise in the Headlight to sell or exchange goods.
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C. S. Buckley
Ohio
E. M. Carney
igoys
Arkansas
Ball Club Organized by Deming Fans
Deming baseball fans met at Leffler and Field on Friday night and formed a baseball organization for the coming season. J. H. Brown chaired the meeting with Pierce Hughes as secretary. Jim Hines was elected captain and N. B. Birch field assistant, while Hughes also serves as secretary and treasurer. A finance committee was appointed including George Leffler, Pierce Hughes, and Milt DePuy.
Governor McDonald Leaves Hospital After Recovery
Governor McDonald left St. Vincent's sanatorium Monday and is resting at the executive mansion. He is not allowed by his doctor to transact business or receive callers yet, but his improvement is a cause for congratulation to everyone.
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McDonald
St. Vincent’s
executive mansion
beable
County Officers Seek Pay Under Old Fee System
Chaves county plans to file suit to force county commissioners to pay salaries under the pre statehood fee system. Attorneys W. A. Dunn and L. O. Fullen, hired by state officers, filed a petition before the Chaves county commissioners using Guy H. Herbert’s name as county assessor.
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Chaves county
New Mexico
W. A. Dunn
L. O. Fullen
Guy H. Herbert
Deming Ice & Electric urges public co operation on service motto
Deming Ice & Electric Company promotes courtesy and cooperation with employees and customers. General Manager Monser highlights the goal to elevate public service, invite public cooperation, and investigate complaints while stressing courtesy as central to the company’s growth and city pride.
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Deming Ice & Electric Company
Demingree & Electric Company
Monser
Deming
register
Why Not a Bosoty on Rabbits in Mimbres Valley
The Headlight urges replacing coyote bounties with a five cent bounty on jackrabbits to cut rabbit numbers. A five cent per head bounty could earn a boy two dollars a day in season, improving crop protection and orchard security while costing the county more upfront but saving crops long term.
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Mimbres Valley
Courtesy drive spreads through Deming utility staff
Deming’s Light Company promotes greater cooperation with a widely distributed courtesy card. The initiative urges fair treatment by employees and the public to boost services and civic betterment. Ira Q. Wetmore enjoyed a Phoenix trip in a Studebaker 35, despite crossing the Gila river near San Carlos where the car bogged in quicksand and required three hours to recover with aid from the San Carlos Indian agent and fifty helpers.
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Monser
bcard
Deming
Ira Q. Wetmore
Phoenix
Studebaker
Mr. Wetmore
Fay _McKeyes
Gila river
San Carlos
Ira
Leffler and Field Open New Bank Street Store
Leffler and Field opened their new premises in the Bank of Deming building on Pine Street last Sunday. The store offers room for fine display counters and includes a billiard hall at the rear, enhancing the new facility.
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Leffler and Field
Bank of Deming
Pine street
Sister of J A Stump Sister Killed in Oklahoma Accident
J A Stump county assessor learned last week of his sister Mrs J W Kennedy of Tulsa Oklahoma dying Monday the 7th inst in an auto buggy accident when the horse bolted and she was thrown from the buggy breaking her neck causing instant death.
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J. A. Stump
J. W. Kennedy
Tulsa
Okla
Acme Bakery Sees Rapid Growth Under Novel Waxed Paper Wrap
Deming entrepreneur Paul Nesch of the Acme bakery expands from a single shop to daily shipments beyond the town. The waxed paper packaging keeps bread fresh and reduces handling, with 600 loaves daily and frequent orders to Santa Rita Hurley Fierro Carne Faywood and other camps. Nesch adds a label pasting machine as business grows.
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Paul Nesch
Acme
Pine street
Sempronius
Nesch
Deming
Mr. Nesch
Methodist District Conference Ends in Deming
The El Paso district of the Methodist Episcopal church concluded its conference at the Deming M E Church with Rev. Allen Ray noting Deming’s rapid growth second to El Paso and calling it one of the district’s best charges outside El Paso. Attendees praised the conference as enthusiastic and well regarded by visiting ministers.
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El Paso
Methodist Episcopal church
M. E
Deming
Allen Ray
varinna
die
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Leffler & Field
Ruseway
Acme Bakery
Methodist
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