County Conventions Begin Amid Party Clearings
The Democratic County Convention met at the tal Theatre on Saturday September 7 selecting temporary officers and 12 delegates to the Albuquerque state convention. The Bull Moose and Republican gatherings chose delegates, with rosters detailing chairmen and committees as campaigns converge on September 12 in Albuquerque.
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Deming
Lewis
ferson
William Jern
Baltimore
Woodrow
Jersey
Woodrow Wilson R. Marshall
ain
tonga Bryan
Williams
Harry B. Ferguson
New 4
weby
Albuquerque
H. B. Ferguson
New Mexico
Congress
Democratic party
R. BeotcHEek
W. Ne McCurpy
TL. Kerr
P. A. Hillard
SOciety
Deming precinct
Lee O. Lester
Bull Moose
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Fred Sherman
John N. McTeer
C. M. Hicks
T. M. Reese
A. W. Brock
B. Rhea
E. A. Montengohl
F. E. Samuels
John M. McTeer
Mimbres Valley
court house
C. J. Kelly
A. A. Temke
Ralph Ely
C. J. Laughren
Hugh Williams
Solomon Luna
R. C. Ely
R. H. Case
Garden of Eden echo in Deming New Mexico letter
Frank C. Allen, returning to the Portland Michigan area, writes from Deming New Mexico about a sunlit land of abundant water, rich soil, and rapid farming gains. He notes crops like alfalfa, wheat, potatoes, onions, and maize, plus rising land values and a Chinese-owned parcel showing strong profits. He contrasts Michigan opportunities with New Mexico, predicting rapid prosperity for skilled workers while cautioning laborers about limited opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Allen
Mulliken
New Mexico
Deming, N.M
Michigan
Kentucky
painter
Mauren
andi
Chamber of Commerce notes growth and visits in Deming
The Deming chamber reports heavier correspondence in fall, 25 prospectors registered, and notable visitors like Prof Thornber from the University of Arizona. He endorses irrigation in the Mimbres valley and the tepary bean as a promising crop. The week also sees locals planning relocation and irrigation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Sunset Publishing Co
Deming
JS. J. Thornber
University of Arizona
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Thornber
Mimbres
Arizona
Los Angeles
W. E. Killett
Carbon
Texas
L. G. Winston
Saragosa
E. D. Gaines
Mimbres valley
Alfalfa as pig feed boosts hog gains and lowers costs
New Mexico and other states report alfalfa hay as a cost effective roughage for hog feeding. Experiments show higher gains per feed unit, lower feed costs versus corn or timothy, and favorable pork value per acre versus other forages.
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New Mexico
Kansas
Utah
Kansas station
Nebraska station
Kennedy
Practical Promotion of Mimbres Valley Farming and Climate
Chas. E. Hicks, a leading Mimbres valley farmer near Deming, extols the region as an ideal home with pure water, abundant irrigation, and rich soils. He notes a mild summer climate, strong markets in Deming, and his own large acreage with ongoing development, inviting readers to visit and invest.
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the
Gas Review
Madison
Wis
Mimbres valley
New Mexico
W. D. Hornady fof
Austin
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque
Frank Keller
I. B. Keller
Greensburg
Harry L. Patrick
Charles Taylor
Irwin
Chas. C. Shirey
Manor
Deming
N. M
Taylor
Chas. E. Hicks
United States
Canada
old Mexico
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fand
R. Hughes
P. A. Hill
Sam Lindauer
indauer
H. L. Kerrid
P. L. Chas. Hughes
J. A
d. Smith
P. M. Steed
jard
Chas. Williamson Browning
bunty
som
Deming Book and Stationery Co
Siews
GARDEN OF EDEN
Portland, Mich
J. T. Stephenson
R. A. Lane
J.B. Hodgdon
Mimbres Valleys
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