Old mine revival sparks zinc and ore activity
The article notes renewed mining at an old site with zinc and ore extraction under lease to Mahoney and Grover. Cars shipped north and to Florida carry zinc carbon for processing, while workers are to be hired. the project aims to revive local mining industry and boost values in nearby dumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Charles sports considthis
gs. Messrs
met
Grover
Mahoney
Kansas
Florida
twenworth
Mes
Terry
ark econom
Convictions for Chiricahua National Forest Game Violations
Letters from 1912 report arrests and fines for illegal deer killings and out of season shooting in Chiricahua National Forest. E C Wills of Douglas pleaded guilty to illegal killing two feet before season and paid 50 dollars. Four Lowell men fined 25 dollars each for killing three female deer. pawned watches to cover fines. Two cases pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sira
Chiricahua
Chiricahua National Forest
E. C. Wills
Douglas
Wills
Lowell
Justice for the Peace Hancock
Paradise
Old Mimbres Valley Promise Remembers Pioneers
An editorial in the Santa Ana Bulletin recalls 1868 pioneer settlers camping by Rio Mimbres and enjoying abundant produce. It cites a Deming Chamber of Commerce ad touting future agricultural profits for apples pears corn and more in the valley. The piece invites locals to ask the Guthries Yarnells and Talkingtons for memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana Bulletin
Santa Ana
California
oldtimers
Deming Chamber of Commerce
Deming
N. M
old Mimbres Valley
san
Rio Mimbres
Guthries
Yarnells
Talkingtons
Congressman French Proposes Federal Woman Suffrage Bill
Idaho Congressman French introduces a bill asserting Congress can grant voting rights to women nationwide. He argues that since Congress is a federal body, it may extend the ballot to women in all states through federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Idaho
House of representatives
Congress
Farmers form cooperative oil buying group in Deming
More than 50 farmers and business men took shares of the $25 000 stock as the Farmers Co operative Oil Buying Association met at the Deming Courthouse to perfect its organization. KE E Osborn was elected president H E Van Sickle secretary and George W McCann treasurer with a board including John Hand S J Smith Hugh Ramsey and H E Van Sickle. The stock limit was raised to 50 shares per member and 75 percent must be held by actual oil users. The group plans to incorporate with $25 000 capital, offer $10 shares, and install large oil storage tanks while canvassing for subscriptions and securing favorable prices for distillate and crude oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-operative Oil Buying Association
Capitol Dome
Deming
KE. E. Osborn
H. E. Van Sickle
George W. McCann
John Hand
S. J. Smith
Hugh Ramsey
lony
Mandelbaum Allen Christmas Wedding in El Paso
On Christmas day at El Paso Texas Joseph Mandelbaum of Deming and Miss M Ethel Allen of Grand Ledge Michigan wed. Mandelbaum has worked with the Lindauer Mercantile Company for the past year. The note highlights the holiday themed wedding and anniversary coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
El Paso
Texas
Joseph Mandelbaum
Deming
M. Ethel Allen
Grand Ledge
Mich
Mandelbaum
Lindauer Mercantile Company
Griffiths Boyd Nuptials Link Frankston and Deming
Horace C. Griffiths of Frankston Texas and Lena Boyd of Deming were married by Rev. H. M. Bruce on Monday. The couple, now married, will reside in Frankston after departing by afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace C. Griffiths
Frankston
Texas
Lena Boyd
Deming
H. M. Bruce
Boyd
Lawder and Kelly wed quietly in Roswell plans home
Samuel Reed Lawder and Mrs. Mary Pauline Kelly married by Rev. Charles L. Overstreet at the home of Mrs. J W Robinson. They will reside in Roswell, New Mexico after January 10. In other notes, Mrs. Harry Snyder and her two children were aboard the steamship City of Topeka during its Eureka to San Francisco trip, but all are reported none the worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Robinson
Oliver Street
Samuel Reed Lawder
Mary Pauline Kelly
Charles L. Overstreet
First Presbyterian church
Topeka
Eureka
San Francisco
Deming
Harry Snyder
Home Plot Company Starts 2000 Acre Deming Development
The Home Plot Company plans a Deming area project across 2000 acres within 2.5 miles of the town. Each 20 acre tract will have an electric irrigation pump, reinforced fencing, a dirt reservoir, and a four room cement brick bungalow. Tracts will be offered with small cash down and balance in five to ten years, designed for ready farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughren
Little Vineyards Co
Laborer Struck by Train Near Deming Amid Dust Storm
Porfirio Ramez a track worker for Southern Pacific was struck by the California at Myndus eighteen miles east of Deming. He tried to move off the track as a dust storm roared. injured man was taken to El Paso hospital in serious condition. Also noted: Miss Stahlman to lead domestic science at Deming High, replacing Edith Bright. May Wheeler and C E Stephenson wed at Rev Foulks home. post office staff noted for marriage trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porfirio Ramez
Southern Pacific Company
Myndus
Deming
Ramez
El Paso
Stahlman
Hutchison, Kans
Deming high school
Edith Bright
Albuquerque
Misa Stahlman
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Kansas
May Wheeler
C. E. Stephenson
W. E. Foulks
Methodiat church
Tepary Bean Highlights Drought Tolerance and Yields
Prof. R. W. Clothier previews a bulletin on dry farming in the arid Southwest featuring the tepary bean. Tested since 1909 with Papago seed parents, the crop yields 75 to 90 days, ripens during drought, and produced 775 pounds per acre in a season with limited rainfall versus pink beans at 100 pounds. The Arizona Experiment Station records three years of average tepary yields at 473 pounds per acre, prompting a call for nutritive comparisons with pink beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Clothier
University of Arizona
Arizona Experiment Station
Southwest
R. H. Forbes
Clother
Clothier
New Mexico Printer Invents Ink Fountain
Deming printer C. H. Raymond received both Canadian and United States patents for a combined long and short ink fountain that adapts to full or small form work. The device eases platen and cylinder press ink fountain problems and is expected to boost color press work demand. Working models are being manufactured. Carl Peugh underwent an appendicitis operation performed by Drs Swope Reid and Vickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Morning Journal
C. H. Raymond
Raymond
United States
Carl Peugh
D. Swope
Janet Reid
F. D. Vickers
Pioneer Business Man Dies Sunday Deming Leader
Henry L. Nordhaus head of H. Nordhaus & Sons Co. died at 7 10 p m Sunday at his Spruce street home from pulmonary edema. He was 56, born in New Orleans, settled in Deming in 1887, built a clothing and dry goods business with his sons, survived by wife two sons Frank L Morris A daughter Mrs Hallie N Tucker three brothers sisters and mother. Burial Wednesday at home with Methodist ministers officiating. Deming loses a longtime influential citizen and large funeral crowd attended. Daley Donovan dairy cattle shipment arrived from Iowa to Deming. E J Moran to oversee work. Henry Raithel’s new house on Maple and Tin to be among city’s best. first parcel post mail from Deming sent by Nellie McCahon. B F Dutcher cancell ed first parcel post stamp in Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Nordhaus
H. Nordhaus & Sons Co
Spruce street
Nordhaus
Mr. Nordhaus
New Orleans
Deming
southwest
Frank L
Morris A
Hallie
Nordhaus Deming
E. J. Moran
Henry Raithel
Tin
El Paso
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icizen
Yours very sincerely, F. H. Hanns
Murs
the
Farmers Co-Operative Oil Baying Association
HOME PLOT COMPANY
New Mexico
Funer
Daley & Donovan
Iowa
H. H. Jacobs
Ruebush
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