Land at $1,000 per acre in New Mexico discussed
A report recounts land values in New Mexico with prices at about $1,000 an acre. It notes cotton and alfalfa yields, irrigation from the Rio Grande, labor from Old Mexico, and related farming practices around El Paso and Anthony. Also mentions Fort Bliss nearby and local tourism like Carlsbad Caverns and White Sands.
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New Mexico
A. C. Christiansen
Graettinger
U.S .S
Christiansen
Raymond Igou
Gou
Rio Grande
Old Mexico
el Paso
United States
Anthony
Arizona
Carlsbad
Uncle Sam
Korea
Fort Bliss
Christmas Busy Season Keeps Piling On Duties
The article notes no lull before holidays as people face new duties and events. It mentions Tural women's club gift workshops in November aiding Santa with gifts, while warning that peace is threatened by ominous war clouds.
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Tural Women’s Club
Santa
Hogs Up In Price And Number In 1951
A 1951 economic outlook predicts higher meat production and rising per‑person consumption to 148 pounds. Pork and other meats are expected to increase on the market, with hog prices rising faster than corn as supply tightens and demand climbs.
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