Rodeo News and Community Notes from Rodeo NM
Saturday's clean up day at Rodeo cemetery saw men tidy graves and women serve lunch at the Christian church annex. Obituary notes Mrs. Mararet Truiz who died May 25 at her daughter's home. Local visits and travels include Gail Russell family from Nogales, Roswell vacation for Dilliwaty, Darnell to Los Alamos as nurse, and trips to Wonderland of Rocks. Dairy and farming topics note drought impacts on New Mexico wheat and higher replant costs for cotton. livestock and wool prices stay high, with marketings rising 6 percent January through March 1950.
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New Mexico Farmers Face Lower Net Income in 1950
New Mexico farmers will likely receive less net income in 1950 than in 1949, says J. Z. Rowe, state extension economist. National trend shows lower prices for most products, with high production costs squeezing farm profits. maintenance and depreciation, fuels, and mortgage payments also expected to rise.
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