Arizona Wildcat editor named by university board
Ira Richards of Rodeo and a University of Arizona junior is appointed editor of the Arizona Wildcat by the university board of publications. Ray Edington opens a gas appliance shop in the Small building on Shakespeare Street. Claude B. Olney joins the school board to replace Mrs. E. C. De Moss, effective Jan 1. Olney runs the Olney Motor Co. and related ventures. W. E. Taylor named authorized Ford dealer for Lordsburg. Pearl Harbor Day observed with a large program including a Maverick band, remarks by H. Vearle Payne, and songs by Sam Gass and Harry Rosenstein. Virden Valley Soil Conservation district project operates equipment in Red Rock. Lordsburg Woman's Club hosts silver tea at Mrs. Rh. Bownby's home. State Engineer's Office Application A-19-S noted in Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Richards
Rodeo
University of Arizona
University Board of Publications
Arizona Wildcat
Ray Edington
Shakespeare St
Claude B. Olney
E. C. de Moss
Olney
Olney Motor Motor Co
Dodge
Plymouth
Olney Motor Freight
W. E. Taylor
Ford
Lordsburg
Crack Maverick
Glenn Phillips
Sam Gass
Harry Rosenstein
Pearl Harbor
C. C. Fuller
C. KE
Jack
Tom J. Mayfield
Virden Valley Soil Conservation District
Red Rock
Rh. Bownby
Lordsburg Woman’s Club
New Mexico Water Permit Sought by Ray Gordon for Animas
Ray Gordon of Animas Hidalgo County New Mexico applied to the State Engineer on November 26 1952 for a permit to appropriate shallow groundwater from the Animal Underground Basin. The plan calls for drilling an 18 inch diameter well about 400 feet deep to irrigate 240 acres across sections 30 and 31 in township 26 south range 19 west NM. Maximum 3 acre feet per acre per year. Protest period 10 days after last publication. First publication Dec 5 1952. Last publication Dec 19 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gordon
Animas
County of
Hidalgo
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
New Mexico
Township 26
Range 19
N.M.P.M
Township
State of
United States of America
Record of Chiricahua Rock Forests Visitors in 1952
In 1952 Chiricahua National Monument reports 22 688 visitors to see the Rock Forests. November weather slowed Sunday travel with 1 157 visitors that month, about 8 percent above last November. Weather records since 1940 show November 1952 was wetter than usual at 2.80 inches.
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Don Cabezas
Ariz
Chiricahua National Monument
Hightower Motel Burglary Reported After Friday Night Break In
The Hightower Motel and its operator reported a burglary last Friday night. Entry was gained by removing a back board between midnight and morning, with $2.00 taken. the burglar exited through the front door, which was left open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. 4
Hightower
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U. S. Army
State
Santa Fe, N. M
John H. Bliss
Sunny Broo
Kentucky
Sunny
Sunny Brook
K Company
Louisville
Hightower Motel
Bowman's
Witte
Allen’s Grocery
del Norte
Libby
Welch’s
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