Fatten Stock With Wheat and Sorghums
The drouth across the corn belt may shift New Mexico livestock outlook. W L Black of New Mexico Agricultural College says corn shortage could widen price gaps between common and fine feeder animals. Sorghums and whole wheat offer profitable feeding options. experiments show efficiency near corn for fattening cattle and lambs.
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Drouth
New Mexico
W. L. Black
New Mex
N Agricultural College
Middle West
Nebraska Experiment Station
Ritter's Rippings Volume 3 Published for Lordeburg Readers
Publication notes advertise Ritter Lumber Company items and local notices with mixed content including household hardware, a fashion of public interest, and references to a novel “Another Domition” and household tasks. The page blends ads and short conversational snippets about products and domestic life.
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Lordeburg and Vicinity
The
W. PF. Ritter Lumber Company
Incoherent Crime Bylines and Odd Anecdotes From Era
A collection of fragmented notes mentions William Nelson of Brocton Mass losing and later finding his glass eye used by boys in a marble game. Arthur Hond Yockney of New Orleans makes a 14 word will leaving all to his sister Augusta. Constable Frank Verbeek of Tucron Kan finds moonshine in a jail lock and breaks in. Henry Wilford of St Paul fined for fake fire alarm to win a bet. A man misdescribes fishing in street and is arrested. H C Clayton of Chicago offers an epitaph for a married man: Another good letter gone.
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William Nelson
Brocton
Mass
Arthur Hond Yockney
New Orleans
Augusta
Tommy
Henry Wilford
St. Paul
H.C. Clayton
Chicago
Various Oddities and Local Scandals Drawn From City Life
A string of quirky incidents from several cities includes J J Leary retiring after 32 years in a marriage license bureau, Union County policemen ordered to meet weight targets, a Montclair barber quitting over an inheritance, Mrs Wakeman sued for slander, and a Cincinnati man jailed for refusing to answer court questions. Other items note bridge games in El Paso, a Boston man wearing spats to hide sock holes, a New Jersey man fined for not asking a girlfriend’s father for permission, Ink-sprayed gowns in Chicago, Cecile Letort released after eight years’ imprisonment, and oddities like a shadow powered automatic door.
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Lordsburg
Leslie Blackburn
Willard E Holt
Lords
New Moxico
Moulis
ASSN
Reliable Tire & Rubber Company
Ownby Hotel
Helen F. Dorrance
PRL
CODAY
Calvin Coolidge
First National Bank
Willys Knights Willys
Preslar- van Meter Motor Co
Pierce Camp
Duncan Highway
Czechoslovakia
Harry L. Bowdoin
Long Island, N. Y
England
Montreal
Toronto
Canadian National Railway
Gudrun Bronstad
New York
Ritter
Geo, P. Jeffus Er
Heather
Depinttion
Alyse
Wwe
Armen
Stork
Tie Family
W.f.ritter
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Frank Verbeek
Tucron, Kan
Ee Ene
Meeral
Ieee
Chesterfield
Lagat? & Mynes Tosacco CO
Correttes
UGLT
Ayes Tobaeed CO
J. J. Leary
Hoston
Lyman L. Parkas
Union County
N. J
Gustav Farnson
Montclair
Wakeman
Benjamin Wakeman
Chas. Beevers
Cincinnati
el Paso
Henry Ansley
Geo €. Nathan
Boston
Leon Smith
Woodbine
Cecile Letort
Ballymore
Gett Married
Walter Boesse
Nana
Catherine Charron
Troy
N. Y
Leste Mant
London
Air Ministry
Harriet Bernard
Cleveland
Dar
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