Deming Chamber Raises Boost Fund For Valley Drive
The Deming Chamber of Commerce reports an $18,000 boost fund target to attract people to the Mimbres Valley. Businessmen subscribe to the maintenance fund for the coming year while advertising plans, oxen, and pumpkin exhibits are prepared for the state fair. Letters and literature outreach rise as homeseekers and prospectors loom this fall.
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Deming
unt
com‘ee
com- 2
me mber of Commerce
iquerque state fair
R. McClaghan
presime
Advertising pays off with steady returns and persistence
What you put into advertising determines what you get out. Regular advertisers gain regular, increasing business, while sporadic ads bring sporadic results. No business can thrive on average newspaper patronage. they succeed by advertising and keeping at it with Deming Lumber Co.
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Deming Lumber Co
Sixty Ton Silos Put Up On Little Vineyards
The Little Vineyards dairy project completes two 60 ton concrete silos 14 feet in diameter with underground depth and plans to raise height to 32 feet. A No. 9 Blizzard ensilage cutter powered by a 12 hp motor joins a 900 pound per day separator. A 40 by 50 cowbarn rises with cement floors and stalls. 32 Jersey cows and 20 heifers will arrive this week. Mile maize used for silage. 160 acres sowing winter oats and wheat for pasture. Ralph Ely, company president, promotes strong profits from dairying as per acre silage output and dairy market demand.
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Jersey
Ralph Ely
Death of Mrs. John Hund in 1912 Deming NM
Mrs. John Hund born in Kentucky in 1846 died at 5 pm October 21 1912 in Deming New Mexico of uremia. She lived a long useful life and was loved. Remains shipped to Ventura California for burial beside two children. husband John Hund accompanied. They had moved from Ventura to Deming three years earlier and earlier from 1874. She leaves three daughters Hattie Ella and Anna and a niece Mrs Dieudonne of this place.
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John Hund
Kentucky
Clara Nunn
Kit Carson
Col
Deming
N. M
Ventura
Calif
John
May
Hund
J. E. Dieudonne
this place
Foreman Captured by Rebels Demands 5000 Ransom
Arthur McCormick foreman of the Palomas Land and Cattle Company was captured by Red Flaggers at their hay camp last Sunday. He is held for a 5000 ransom. a company representative traveled through Columbus last Tuesday to deliver the money for his release.
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Arthur McCormick
Palomas Land and Cattle Company
ling
cattle company
Columbus
Hachita
Columbus Courier
Vote for the Three Electors of the Democratic Party
A New Mexico notice explains the electoral college process, naming Democratic electors E C de Baca J H Latham and Samuel D Stennis Jr. It details casting ballots by state electors, and how outcomes depend on majority or plurality, with implications for Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
United States
union
Congress
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Woodrow Wilson
Albuquerque
E. C. de Baca
J. H. Latham
Samuel D. Stennis
capitol
Thomas R. Marshall
senate of the
senate
House of representatives
Refrigerator Cars Expansion and Infrastructure Notes
The Waterman Concert Co reports rising rail demand with Pacific fruit line ordering 2060 more refrigerator cars to reach 13,100 cars worth over 20 million dollars. Tennessee agriculture cites highway costs and urges better roads, urging New Mexico to pursue a statewide cooperative good roads drive.
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Southern Pacific Company
California
Pacific Fruit Express
West
Commissioner of Agriculture of
Tennessee
Memphis Commercial Appeal
New Mexico
Political clash over Taft Roosevelt Wilson and labor bond change
The piece outlines rival claims among Taft Roosevelt and LaFollette in the 1912 GOP, then notes Harriman line policy shifting bond premium payments to the railroad starting January 1. It details the Waterminn Concert Company trio with Waterman Whitman and Shafer and mentions R A Fowler acquiring Elite restaurant on Silver avenue.
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Harriman lines
Southern Pacific
Southern, Pacific
Waterminn Concert Company
Emily Waterman
Lillian Whitman
Wlliam T. Schafer
suivist
Alisa Waterman
Lycceum
Redpath mrangement
Oberlin Conservatory
Waterman Company
Red Mountain Hallowe'en Party Opens New School
A community Halloween gathering is planned for October 31 at the Amos Martin house rented for the school. The event celebrates the formal opening of the school in the Mimbres valley with games and a call for wide participation and festive spirit.
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Red Mountain Hallowe'en
Amos Martin
Mimbres valley
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