Farmers Must Help to Restore Cattle Business
Analysis urges cattlemen to boost breeding and calf crops as range cattle numbers shrink postwar. Emphasizes purebred bulls, better care, and selective feeding to raise calf crops from 60 to 80 percent, improve calf weight, and stabilize profits. Notes varying range conditions and the proce ss of baby beef feeding shaping demand. Calls for efficient cattle production to reach a healthier industry balance.
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Los Angeles
West
Public Service Company building for eternity in New Mexico
An historic overview of the Animas River power project for the Public Service Company of New Mexico. The article details the headgate, intake structure, and early construction milestones, noting the vast ditch work, steel reinforced basements, ice break, and future plans to deliver water to turbines for electric power. It highlights the community impact, engineering scale, and the project as a foundation for future industry in Juan County.
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Public Service Company OF
New Mexico
Animas River
New Mexico Public Service Company
Palmer Schenck Ranch
G. W. Hartman
Johnnie Burns
Andy Stevenson
John Echulstad
Bob Bansall
Billie Sutherland
Wm. McRae
Seth We
Chas. F. Holly
Public Service Company
Juan County
Public Service
Vaughn
Puetts
Welfoo
Hartman
San Juan
The Patsy at Allen’s Theater April tenth
A readable fragment shows promotion for The Patsy at Allen’s Theater on April tenth.cast includes Bull Barrington Leevee B Wooten Mrs William Barrington Ouida Duncan Grace Harrington and others with notable lines and stage directions.
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Plas
Patsy
Allen
Ibis
Bull Barrington
Leevee B. Wooten
William Barrington
Ouida Duncan Q
Race Harrington
Ethel McBroom
Petricia Harrington
Elf
Wee
Dyvena Stiles
Milly Coldwell
Dan Cunningham
Tony Anderson
Hal Nabors
Sadie Buchanan
Assy
Adla Elisberts
Francis Patrick O’flaherty
Henry Tyler
Dick Newcomb
Pats Feran
Grace
Tony
Tad
Mrs. Harrington
Cash Austin
Christine Ericksen
Radio Cafe
Avery, Green & Eaton
Missa
Mrs. Hampton
Bud Palmer
Gress
Old Time Dance Benefit for Chamber of Commerce
A spring event titled Old Time Dance is planned for April 16 at the auditorium. Proceeds aid the Chamber of Commerce for Yeoman work advancing trade and local development over three to four years.
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Beneft
Chamber of Commerce
Advertising as Boost for Beef Sales versus Price Cuts
The author argues advertising can move excess beef supply more effectively than price cuts, contrasting with a national packer leader. He notes advertising works for other goods and urges readers to apply the same logic to beef while linking unpaid debts to broader economic harms and credit tightening.
Winged Cherub Symbols In Historic Manuscript
A fragmented OCR note mentions symbols of Saints Matthew Mark Jake and John alongside a winged cherub and other emblem terms. The readable terms hint at religious iconography without full context or clear events.
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Matthew
Mark
Jake
John
Ere
Ively
Cherub
Tom
Eagie
College student tackles hold-up man for police
A Chicagoan college student intervened during a street hold up, securing a football tackle that knocked the suspect to the ground and led to the suspect's delivery to police, highlighting the value of higher education in civic action.
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Cticagoan
Pittahturgh Post-Gazette
Chinese taxi services grow with urbanization
The text notes growing taxi services in major Chinese cities Canton Peking Hongkong and Shanghai while many Mandarin households own cars. It mentions thousands of American cars sold in China in recent years.
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China
Foricks
Canton
Peking
Hongkong
Shanghai
Accidents From Flivver Brakes Draw State Warning
State highway offices report accidents from drivers using flivver brakes on hills like La Bajada and Raton Pass. Motorists block wheels with rocks when engines falter, leaving debris that damages tires and risks drivers going off the road. Officers warn the practice is unlawful and dangerous, with prosecutions planned. The article notes warm days and cold nights ahead and discusses water softening issues.
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Santa Fe
la Bajade
Raton Pass
Altho
Highway Department
Fire in Market Shed Cigarette Box Fire Nips Block Risk
A raisin box with hot ashes caused a small blaze on the upper floor of a shed behind Jackson and Davies market just before 9 pm. Investigators note the box was moved near a stair lift between 7:30 and 9 o clock, potentially threatening the block if not found. Nearby notes mention pork product requirements and spring cleanup efforts in Farmington and San Juan county.
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Jackson and Davies Market
Local Fealty Transfers Increase Across Farmington Area
A long list of real estate transfers tracks numerous deeds in Farmington and San Juan County. Properties change hands among individuals and entities including Weese, Campbell, Prazier, Palmer, Hyde, and the Town of Farmington, covering town lots, blocks, and farm tracts.
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Weese
Ida M. Weese
Fo Allman
Rot Ace
C. Vo Nast
Mabel Ball
B. Russ
Farmington
Albert A Campbell
Ethel Downing Campbell
Ronn Prazier
Roda
Ralpo Ko
Rath Saffel
Mare
Nad
Wd Co
Cisberg
San Juan County
Nedsch
Redy
Ignace State Bank
Lamet Wirt
Ewell Taylor Ane
Lawson
Swaio Awd
Sivd
Frank M. Black
Lewis
Black
Winnie Flynt
Walter W Smith
J. C Penney to Open Store Here in Early Fall
J C Penney Co plans a new department store in this city, with lease finalized and construction contracts let. The store will feature ready to wear, footwear, haberdashery, cosmetics and more, joining 600 new outlets this year across 47 states.
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Tue
J.C. Penney Co
J. C. Penney Co
Rouse
Kemmerer
Wyo
B. Penney
Archaic Ford Car Classification in Auto Statistics
The Little Schoolmaster in Printer's Ink argues statisticians misclassify Ford cars, once separated from others for buying power, noting Ford owners now span higher price vehicles and used cars of all makes blur the distinction. He asks why this archaic practice persists.
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Printer’s Ink Magazine
Ford
Pertinent Livestock Notes in Texas Shows Record Value
Livestock value in Texas rose by thirty million dollars last year, surpassing all prior peaks. California stock journals note lower hide prices while stock feeders say the edition favors Midwest corn growers. A Texas grower paid high dollars per pound for a beef animal and expects it to yield eight to ten hundred dollars in value.
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Texas
California
Mid-West
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