Radio gels reach 60000 US farmers
Report says more than 60,000 farmers in the United States now own radio gels while Missouri lists 286 500 habitable rural dwellings vacant. Historical notes mention Spoho 1820 introducing a baton for conducting in England before violinists used bows. A naval orange parent tree stands on Magnolia Avenue Riverside California with iron grills and seasonal protections against sun and cold.
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United States
Missouri
Magnolia Avenue
Riverside
California
Antiquated Time Telling and World Radium Factoids
Historical notes describe the tiny output of radium since Curie in 1896 and count the named and inhabited islets in the Philippine Archipelago. It links Babylonian sixty based timekeeping to the minute and second, noting the etymology of minute as small and the division into seconds.
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Madam Curie
Philippine Archipelago
Human Beings Run and Patronage at Express Company
Statement from A Christeson of Western Departments Atm Ity Express Company urges all employees to treat every person as a human being. The message emphasizes frank courtly genial service, noting patrons come from diverse backgrounds with their own beliefs and private affairs. It calls for mutual respect to settle misunderstandings and ensure prompt, proper service.
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Bootblack
A. Christeson
Atm
Ity
Express Company
Tomorrow and the Waiting Man
A poem by James Edward Hungerford about a man who always delays tasks, calling them for “sometime” and “later.” He dodges duties, chasing future summers and winters, while time and life pass, leading to old age and eventual death.
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James Edward Hungerford
Oil and road projects expand across New Mexico farms and towns
Artesia acquires large acreage from New States holdings while Roswell reports a 1000 barrel 24 hour oil output. A 180000 acre foot Pecos River reservoir permit is sought for Carlsbad. Dairy and poultry earnings exceed 600 dollars per farm in 1924. new highway markings, dam and turbine plans near Rita, and oil drilling activity thriving statewide. Dayton to become oil pipeline terminus. Artesia housing and casing shipments advance. Carlsbad reports pay land discovery in WC Wells area. Virden Road favored for federal aid project. Tijeras canyon road near completion. cauliflower ship plans from Cox Canon and Mayhill. Artesia oil field expansion promises long term development.
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Fort Summer
Pecos
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Vaughn
United States
Dayton
Artesia Field
Ohio OH Company
Gilliland Oi Company
Oklahoma
Artesia
Dermiekood Buck House
Dunken Dome
Lordsburg
New Mexico Highway Commission
Virden Road
Albuquerque
Tijeras Canyon
Cox Canon
Mayhill
Tragedy Near Separ Ends in Murder Charge
Rancher M. Irwin from Burro Cienega district dies from two rifle wounds while seated in his car on a road between Irwin ranches near Separ. Pierce Rice surrenders to county jail in Silver City charged with murder after the shooting. Rice, a former Grant County county commissioner, is held as investigators probe motives amid longstanding neighborly feuds. Irwin, about 55, leaves a wife and four children. Mrs. Irwin has worked in Silver City for several years. Autopsy and coroner’s inquest planned.
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M. Irwin
Burro Gienega
Separ
Silver City
Irwin
State Teachers’ College
Borenstein Brothers
Pierce Rice
Grant County
Die
Unresolved dispute after fatality yields silence from Rice
The Silver City Enterprise reports that the two men had a dispute whose nature remains unclear and there is no evidence of a duel. Rice gave officers no details and, aside from admitting the shooting of Irwin, refused to speak further.
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Rice
Irwin
Silver City
Selden Hatch bridge and highways bid schedule announced
Dona Ana County officials report State Highway Engineer James A. French said bids for the Rio Grande bridge at Selden and for the Selden to Hatch highway will be sought next week and next month. Las Cruces to Cambray bids come within two months, with the first twelve miles federal aided. The project should take ten to twelve months. rights of way were arranged with about thirty claims settled.
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Stoes
Board of County Commissioners
Dona Ana County
James A. French
Rio Grande
Selden
Hatch
Las Cruces
Cambray
C. F. Knight
Rio Grande Republic
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Lordsburg Liberal
Lordsburg Printing Company
Willard Be. Holt
United States Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Spoho
England
Manana
Propor
First National Bank
Scott Auto Company
Wilkinson & Carter
Lordsburg Power Company
W. F. Ritter Lumber Company
Union Clothing Store
A. L. Green
Railroad Club
Lordsburg Bakery
NEW Mexico Weekly Industrial Review
Ohio Oil Company
New States
Roswell—Mallamar
Professional Directory
A. W. Morningstar
Lordsburg, N. M
Crockele Pilgeiing
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Bus. Auseln
Physicians and Surgeons
First National Book Building
KE. Buvens
M. HL Cain
Deming
Jolien Miotel
Lodge Directory
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
Carfier
Lottie G. Smith
Pyramid Lodge
K. of
Ronald Egon
C. Hik. B.owney
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Lordsburg Lodge No. 50
Patterson
N. G
McLeod
Lordsburg Lodge
A. FL
A.M
B. H. Cross
W. M
M. Fisher
Hidalgo County
M. H. Cain
Electric Shoe Shop
Eliable Tire & Rubber CO
Star Theatre
W. A. Allen
Custom Assay Office
Critchett & Ferguson
EL Paso
Texas
Trol
Methodist Episcopal Church South
P. Jeffus
W. Williams
Valedon
Ralph Smith
Prop
Jersey
Wood Bros. Props
Hawley & Hawley
Douglas
G. Ave. Douglas
Arizona
Mills
Ira Lo. Wright
Charlie's Stage
Albuquerque Nursery
Albuquerque, N. M
McDonald’s Candy Shop
John Cook, M
New York
Douglas, Ariz
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