U S Bureau of Mines Praised For Global Lead In Research
The Bureau of Mines is cited for extensive world leading work in petroleum and natural gas research, metal and gas studies, and improving production efficiency. It notes contributions to gas masks, helium projects, tunnel ventilation, carbon monoxide testing, and gasoline recovery, emphasizing public-land regulations and practical outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Bureau of Mines
Army
New York City
Pittsburgh
Tl Hag
Union Pacific Railroad
Red Cross and Boy Scouts Team Up for Lifesaving Work
The American Red Cross and the Boy Scouts of America cooperate in life saving and water safety efforts this summer. They also join in conservation of forests and wildlife through divisions across the country to address these issues.
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American Red Cross
The
Boy Scouts of America
America
Independence Day Quiet in Lordsburg
Lordsburg on the Fourth was peaceful with scarce baker's dozen residents and many attendees traveling to nearby Cave Creek. About three hundred Lordsburgers joined crowds at Cave Creek for Independence Day celebrations as others hosted small picnics locally.
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Lordsburg
Court House
SP. Roundhouse
Cave Creek
How Gasoline Is Made From Crude Oil
An overview of refining crude oil into gasoline and other products. It describes the still process, heating to vaporize light fractions, condensation, and distillates such as gasoline kerosene gas oil and lubricating oil, plus treatment and purification stages. It notes variations in crude oil composition and the need for processing to yield uniform products.
Blood and Sand at Star Theatre Opens July 12 13
A dramatic production presented by Jesse Laskey adaptation by June Mathis stars Rodolph Valentino as a bull fighter with Nita Naldi and Lila Lee in a tale of courage and love. Based on Vicente Blasco Ibanez novel The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and the Tom Cushing play. Tickets priced 25 and 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Laskey
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Tom Cushing
June Mathis
Rodolph Valentino
Nita Naldi
Lila Lee
Modified Federal Road Regulations Endorse NM Economy Drive
Governor Hinkle pushes economy in road building by seeking federal regulation changes through a Washington conference with the Secretary of Agriculture and the Director of the U S Bureau of Public Roads. NM submits a map designating seven percent of road mileage for federal aid, while federal cost shares may reach 60 to 61 percent with further increases in some cases. 100 percent federal construction is cited for the Mescalero Reservation road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkle
State Highway Commission
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
New Mexico
Mescalero
Alamogordo
Roswell
Alamogordo- EE
Paso
M. O. Eldridge
Washington D.C
Aldridge
State Highway Commission of
Church of Christ Sunday services July 8 schedule
The Church of Christ announces Bible School at 10 a.m. Lord's Supper and preaching at 11 a.m. with the morning sermon on Personal Evangelism. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. and preaching at 7:45 p.m. on Tests of Discipleship. A hearty welcome is extended to all.
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Christian Endeavor
Fifty Incorporated Towns in New Mexico
New Mexico has 50 incorporated municipalities with eight cities fourteen towns and twenty eight villages. total valuation 872 085 103 and population 1 007 the report notes expenditures city and utility plant costs totaling about 1 500 000 and tax levies across 49 municipalities amounting to 601 703 18. Lovington did not levy taxes in 1922.
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New Mexico
Taxpayers’ Association of
Lovington
Melrose
Ft. Sumner
Elida
Mountainair
Mills
Carrizozo
Willard
Lake Arthur
Cimarron
Maxwell
Texico
Vaughn
Santa Rosa
Wagon Mound
Wagon Mound, ‘Tularosa, Aztec, Hot Springs, Magdalena, Grenville
Folsom
Belen
Roswell
Hagerman
Dexter
Springer
Carlabad
Hoy
Lordsburg
Deming
Columbus
Gallup
Tucumcari
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Des Moines
Albuquerque
Haton
Clovis
Las Cruces
Clayton
Artesia
Hope
Alamogordo
Farmington
Estancia
Portales
Value and Virtue in Making Worthwhile Things
An old voice extols craft and enterprise with examples from art to business. It contrasts genius and skill with money and tough honesty, noting how perception and effort create value. The speaker criticizes laziness and shallow ambition, praising practical industry.
Gold Hill Visit Notes from Local Ranch Residents
Miss Cordilia Augustine spent a few days visiting at the Cline ranch the past week. Mr and Mrs. B McWhorter and daughter Emma motored to Gold Hill and visited with Mr and Mrs Freeman McWhorter last Thursday. Master Boyd and Loyd Wallace are visiting their grandmother Mrs J Stephens on the ranch. Mr Stephens was in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordilia Augustine
Cline Ranch
B . McWhorter
Emma
Gold Hill
Freeman McWhorter
Master Boyd
Loyd Wallace
Mrs Ronald Egan Returns from Texas Trip After Sister's Operation
Mrs Ronald Egan came home early this week from El Paso where she stayed with her sister who had a successful operation and is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Egan
Fl Paso
Child Welfare Classes Grow Through Community Efforts
The Child Welfare program run by Woman's Club volunteers reports higher attendance in Mrs. Clayton's art craft class at the Christian Church with eleven girls ages 8 to 10. Mrs. Phillips' home craft class has seven girls ages 5 to 9, Rev. Phillips' boys class draws ten, and the Winslett home hosts a kindergarten session for preschoolers. Mrs. Liday leads a weekly story hour at the Methodist church with thirty six children this week, while 30 last week. Birchfield couple contribute 25 to a child welfare fund for materials. Parents are urged to have their children attend and thank the instructors for their service.
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Woman's Chuir
Clayton
Christian Church
Mra. Philipps
Girts
Phillips
Clase
Mra. Winslett
Mea
W. P. Birchfield
Senate Silver Commission Begins Investigation Work
The Gold and Silver Inquiry Commission, created by Congress, has organized and begun its study. Members include Chairman Tasker L. Oddie and Senators Pittman Sterling Gooding Walsh, with aide Hl. N. Lawrie and secretary C. K. Alden. The panel will report by January 1, 1924 on causes of production declines, industry conditions, flows of gold and silver, and effects on commerce and prices. It may confer with foreign and domestic bodies to stabilize silver use and negotiate with governments toward that end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold and Silver Inquiry Commission
Tnet Seasion O Congress
Commission
Tasker L. Oddie
Key Pittman
Hl. N. Lawrie
C. K. Alden
Congress
United States
Kron
Anita Copper Manager Sees Progress in California Trip
General Manager Foreman of the Anita Copper Company returned Monday from a brief business trip to Los Angeles. Development work at the mine advances well with the drift on the 900 foot level being pushed eight feet per day and every foot yielding good ore.
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Anita Copper Company
Los Angeles
Edwards Manganese Mine Sold to Great Eagle Company
The Edwards Manganese mine on the Gila River near Red Rock was sold to the Great Eagle Fluorepar Mining Company. Alfred Hoos arranged the deal for a now financed company to rehabilitate and operate with about twenty workers. Lordsburg will be the shipping point and J. J. Danziger will manage sales for the company’s Silver City district operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamdeburg
Edwards Manganese
Gila River
Red Rock
Own
Edwards
Bob Bulware
Jack Fleming
Dancan
Arizona
Great Eagle Fluorepar Mining Company
Alfred Hoos
Engin Heer
Great Eagle Company
Lordsburg
J. J. Danziger
Silver City
Hoos
Stick Tight Pleas Reduce Poultry Profits
Professor Bardaley of New Mexico Agricultural College warns that sticktight fleas can turn poultry keeping from profit to loss. He explains the flea life cycle, emphasizes cleaning trash around coops, exposing ground to sun and wetting soil, and suggests treatments such as carbonat e vaseline and a kerosene lard mix, applied thoroughly to reach buried fleas.
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Eason
Bardaley
New Mexico Agricultural College
Alaska Gold Mining in 1922 Reports Large Placer and Lode Returns
Department of the Interior figures show Maske produced 396526000 in gold and 89392200 in silver. Gold from placer nines, lode nines, and copper mines totaled 230161902, 105227434 from gold lode, and 1792064 from copper. Placer mines yielded 4595100 in 1922 and lode mines 3150609. In summer 07 placer mines employed 150 men, 120 mines with 02 men had winter work. A total of 28 auriferous lode mines operated in 1922. Alfred H. Brooks notes geologic evidence of extensive lode deposits and a rough estimate of 360 million dollars in placer gold remaining in the Territory. Mrs. George Trimble and others plan a Friday ranch visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Maske
Alaska Placer
Alfred H. Brooks
Geological Survey
Alaska
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Mickie
Church OF Christ
T. A. Phillips
Longfellow
Paria
Senate Silver Commission
Thomas Sterling
Frank HK. Gooding
Thomas. J. Walsh
Montana
Dwards Manganese Property
George Trimble
M . Crocker
J. H. Fuller
T. R. Pearson
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