Facts About New Mexico Dexter H Reynolds
New Mexico reports nine thousand farms considered subsistence with no cash income. Cattle sold from ranches total nearly 9,000 head for about 73 million dollars. Livestock production exceeds 100 million dollars in value. Clovis Stockyards moved about 50 million dollars in livestock in 1947. The state yields 12 million pounds of Premium grade wood valued around 12 million dollars. Much is shipped to Boston and Philadelphia for cloth production. Wool commands premium prices in fine worsted trade. Green hides are shipped east for tanning and leather goods. About 94 percent of land is grazing land and slightly over three percent is cultivated.
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New Mexico
Clovis
Boston
Philadelphia
Pioneer Day Rodeo Set For Duncan July 24
Duncan residents plan a Pioneer Day program at Greenlee County fairgrounds led by the Fifth Elders Quorum. A home spun rodeo features steer riding calf roping droncriding and team tying with a children’s wild cow milking contest using pop bottles. Bishop's calf roping is a highlight set for 1 30 PM.
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Southwest
Duncan
Greenlee County Fair Grounds
Funeral Held For Mrs Maud H Freeman
Mrs Maud Harris Freeman born August 7 1881 in Little Rock Arkansas died June 2 1948 in Animas at age 66. Survived by two daughters five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held June 5 at 2 pm at Odias Mortuary with Rev Devere Moore officiating. Interment at Middle Animas.
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Maud Harris Freeman
Little Rock
Arkansas
Animas
Myrtle Upshaw
Richard Norris
Santa Ana
California
Mary Lou Norris
Willie Upshaw
Imperial
Joe Upshaw
John
Bert Upshaw
Freeman
Dent
Grant
Hidalgo
Thates Mortuary
Devere Moore
First Baptist
Sam Gass
Herman Leistikow
N. F Davidson
Harry Galurha
Linda Erma Padilla Celebrates 1st Birthday at Home
Linda Erma Padilla celebrated her first birthday at her home on Sunday June 6 at 4 pm with refreshments for a group including Danny Saucedo Geny Salines Lindy Marie Men doza Ramona Corral Socero Estrada Peggy Anne Manuel Moya Teresa Corral Petra Ren teria Mrs Ray Saucedo Meg Benny Salines Mr Lila Holgui Mrs Manuel Renteria Miss Jer re Gonzales and Mrs Jesus Padilla.
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Linda Erma Padilla
Danny Saucedo
Geny Salines
Lindy Marie Mendoza
Ramona Corral
Socero Estrada
Peggy Anne
Manuel Moya
Teresa Corral
Petra Renteria
Ray Saucedo
Meg
Benny Salines
Lila Holgui
Manuel Renteria
Jerre Gonzales
Jesus Padilla
Leather goods firms drive employment in limited cropland output
Cent classified cropland with under one percent irrigated. In the same period eight concerns employed 86 people in the manufacture of leather goods.
Card of Thanks from Upshaw and Norrig Families
The kind expressions of sympathy from friends and neighbors are gratefully acknowledged and deeply appreciated by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Upshaw and family and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Norrig and family.
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Tom Upshaw
Richard Norrig
Dolomite Beds Across The Organ And San Andres Range
Geological note describes three beds up to 1000 feet thick across the Organ, Sacramento, San Andres, and Black Range mountains. Dolomite carries 30 to 43 percent magnesium carbonate, indicating high grade mineral content in the formation.
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Organ
Sacramento
San Andres
Black Range of Mountains
Engraved wedding stall and cards at Liberal office
Engraved wedding stalls and cards are available at the Liberal office for couples planning nuptials. The items offer custom design options and wallet friendly pricing for local readers planning ceremonies.
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Liberal
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Dexter H. Reynolds
Ofinal
Turkey
Leyte
Lemit
Tamir
Maud H. Freeman
John Nicholas Brown
Navy
Lunt’s Ice Plant
Cologne
Bolus Tox
Jasmin
Eagle Drug Co
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