Calf Shipments Rise From Texas To Los Angeles Packers
The article reports a burst of livestock movement with over 150 carloads of fat calves sent from Widcox Ali Midland Alpine and Marfa Texas to the Los Angeles packers. Hogs also travel, with 80 cars shipped from Fort Worth to Los Angeles. Demand for calves remains strong but other cattle fetch weak prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widcox
Ali
Midland
Alpine
Marfa
Tex
Los Angeles
Harry W. Turner
Southern Pacific company
Deming
buatesa
Fort Worth
Double Circle
Crocker, Lannigan company
Clifton
Miami Copper companies
Roosevelt dam
Deming Vets Plot Rodeo Plan and Fort Bayard Trade Talks
Veterans from Fort Bayard visit Deming proposing a three day early November rodeo with goat roping bull dogging riding and a big barbecue. Deming business leaders consider pledges from merchants for purses and local supplies. Fort Bayard soldiers seek stronger trade ties with Deming merchants amid bonus bill controversy. Chamber efforts to lure Fort Bayard business include possible discounts for inmates with proper ID. Cattle dipping underway in the district to combat infection with 200 000 cattle remaining to be dipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Barkendale
Emmet Thorne
Barksdale and Thorne
Deming
Barkadale
Thorn
Deming Business Men's Club
ha Deming
leas
itn suees
government hospital
Fort Bayard
Grant County
Grant County Chamber of Commerce
United Statates Chamber of Commerce
Fort Boyard
hopital
Silver City
sof
Deming Chamber of Commerce
Port Bayard
Lerma
emia
Bayard
F. Nordha Herman Lindauer
Walter Chirk
bert Field
Henry Rhied
Domin. Chambers of Commerce
aithel
cauk
HE. Kemper
Kemper
Enrollment Holds Steady At Deming High School
Deming high school enrollment remains near last year’s level according to Supt. B D Martin. Grammar schools expected to mirror prior numbers while Lowell school faces staff shortages. Truant officer Edgar May aims to reduce absences. law enforcement may fine parents for nonattendance. Football practice opens under Prof P F L Trine with hopes for a strong athletic program. Ben Maddox Jr., one year old, dies from cholera infantum. funeral held at the Methodist church with Rev. Welker officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming Hich
B.D. Martin yesters
Lowell
Edgar May
PF. Lb. Trine
tse
Trine
MADDOX
Ben Maddox, Jr
Ben Maddox
Ladies
dL. Welker
Uwe Methodist church
Victoria Land & Cattle On
Engle
Boulder Rector Heads East for Cuba Work
Rev Kenneth J Houlder rector of St Luke s Episcopal church departed Tuesday for New York to stay weeks then proceed to Cuba for Seamen s Church Institute duties Mrs Houlder left Monday for Los Angeles to visit relatives before joining him in Havana Rev T M Harwood and Frederick E Powell received the third degree in the Deming Masonic lodge Monday night Columbus Masons attended with several from Las Cruces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Houlder
St. Luke's Episcopal church
New York
Cuba
Seamen's Church Institute
T. M. Harwood
Frederick E. Powell
Deming
Labor Day Proclamation From Governor Mechem
The proclamation asserts the value of labor and celebrates workers across society. It references public cooperation among commercial bodies educational institutions churches and state agencies in observing Labor Day on September 10th. Governor Manuel Murphy is noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Maher
Amerte
M.C. Mechem
New Mente
Atal
Box Supper For Scouts Tonight At Armory
The Boy Scouts box social at the armory tonight expands to include speeches and musical numbers. Funds from selling boxes and voting will support camp gear and equipment for the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Dr. master
M. H. Cain
Hoy Scouts of America
John ©. Watson
Daming
Neseh Buking company
Monument to Claude Close Howard to be unveiled in Deming
The Claude Close Howard Memorial in the courthouse park will be unveiled on Monday September 12 with a program led by the American Legion post and Deming volunteers. School children will attend, a guard of honor provided by the Claude Close Howard Post, a 9 member color guard from Troop C of Deming’s cavalry unit, and Veterans urged to assemble at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Close Howard
court house park
Lerion
Deming
American Legion
Troup Cf
Legion
Silvey avenue
p. Swope
Clydy
Cohen selee
Swope
Aime Legion
Claude Close
National Catholic Men Branch Organizes Local Chapter
The local branch of the National Council of Catholic Men formed with the Church of the Holy Family held its meeting last Sunday. Officers elected were J. A. Mahoney president Geo Schenck vice president John C O Leary secretary and Dr M J Moran treasurer. The group aims to aid community and national rehabilitation. Mr and Mrs Walter Birchfield and daughter Emilydell returned to Deming Monday after a month at Long Beach California and a visit to Bakersfield along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Catholic Men
Church of the Holy Family
J. A. Mahoney
Geo. Schenck
John C. O'Leary
M. J. Moran
Walter Birchfield
Emilydell
Deming
Long Beach
Cal
Post Office Hours and Local Business Change
Postmaster Faulks announces Monday hours for the Deming post office with windows open 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. money order and savings windows closed all day. Morning carrier deliveries and box collections are planned, amid a local business transfer involving Berry and McKinney at Merchant Fuel & Transfer Co on North Silverven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulks
Deming
Taher
trips
McKINNEY BEYS
BERRY Bayless L. McKinney
laie Berry
Merchant Fuel & Transfer Co
North Silverven
owen
Merchants Fuel & Transfer Co
McKinney
Berry
Sage Sells Rubber Works and Joins Graphic Staff
Sage discards Gilpin Rubber Works on East Pine street selling the business to Howard G. Craig who left Rio Grande Oil. Craig takes over operations and will run the business. Sage then joined the Deming Graphic staff Monday, to work in the paper's repertorial department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Sage
Gilpin Rubber Works
East Pine street
Howard G. Craig
Rio Grande Oil company
Craig
Mr. Sage
Deming Graphic
Bursum Bunkum Busted in State Debate
A fragment from a political column accuses disenchanted minor politicians and the press of exploiting national issues to manipulate voters. It warns of the Harding administration and alleged graft while calling for truth, legal action, and public accountability in New Mexico politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
peff
Lasker
prese
preas
Harding
Holm
Kerawm
United
ptatea nenate
Deming Library Moves to Court House for Armory Use
The Deming Public Library is closed to move books and equipment to the courthouse to free the armory room for cavalry lockers. Two rooms in the courthouse are set aside, one basement juvenile department and one first floor main library, with plans to classify and shelve books soon. Patrons are urged to return any borrowed volumes immediately to minimize service interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
court house
armory
library association
J. A. Rhea
board of county commissioners
Henry Noftz Finishes Shop Apprenticeship in Alba
Henry Noftz son of Mr and Mrs BF jottz reports completion of his shop apprenticeship in Alba. He plans to return home for a period of rest after receiving a diploma from the Santa Fe railroad, being the sole graduate among 80 apprentices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Noftz
BF jottz
Alba
Henry
Santa Fe railroad suerque
Deming Welcomes Archibald W Marshall General Practice of Law
Archibald W. Marshall joins Deming lawyers, opening offices in the Mahoney building with R P Hamilton. A Deming native, he studied at Harvard Los Angeles Cornell and Gorewell, passed New York bar, and will seek New Mexico bar in January with a temporary license now in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald w. Marshall
Deming
legal fraternity
R. P. Hamilton
Mahoney
will
Mr. Marshall
Thos
R. Marshall
Harvard school
Los Angeles
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. s
Gorewell
New York
Marshall
New Mexico
Snyder and Stroup Firm Founded Amid Departures
Attorney Karla Snyder, longtime partner with A. B. Stroup of Albuquerque, leaves to join city enforcement work. The Snyder firm dissolves as both move to new roles. Mrs. Snyder and daughter plan Albuquerque home. Evelyn Snyder travels to Hidalgo Mexico to teach after Columbia summer study. Also noted, veteran Ysledger Ledger of Albuquerque dies on train from Rincon toward Tucson due to heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karla. Snyder
A. B. Stroup
Albuquerque
ie squadron
prohibition en. entenit
hig neve
Hobe
Snyder & Stroup
Evelyn w Snyder
Deming
Hidalea
Mexico
Snyder
New York
Columbia University
lysses J. Ledger
wres-marine
Rincon
Tucson
Ariz
J. A. Mahoney Inc
Schultz
Mr. Ledger
Movie Competition Brings Big Programs to Deming
Deming hosts a week of Universal films from Universal City with manager Walter L. Russell presenting top offerings. The following week Paramount pictures take over for a near full week except Saturday night. Ton Chaney and Priscilla Dean star in Outside the Law, a program hailed for powerful acting. Desperate Trail features on the upcoming weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Russell
Universal Film Producers
Universal City
Cal
Paramount fctures
Paramount week
Universal People
Ton Chaney
Priscilla Dean
Harry Ca
Universal
Hondale canning plant starts tomato crop for year
The Hondale cannery began the first run on this year’s tomato crop last Friday with another run starting Wednesday. Manager RE D Osborn says output will be best in quality and yield. factory plans steady operation after an early start. A breakage in Angelus line halted some operations but the process has resumed and schedules continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hondale
RE. D. Osborn
tory
elie
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SILVER CITY STORRS
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Maonneed
SAGE
BURSUM BUNKUM
C. R. Alger
G.R. Alger
St. Louis
C. R. Aluer
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