Forest Fire Prevention Call to Duty in Dry Weather
A column blames carelessness for most forest and prairie fires in the Gila north of Lordsburg and urges stricter rules on smoking and campfires. It argues fires are preventable if every reader acts as a fire prevention committee and treats matches and cigarettes as public enemies to reduce blazes.
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Gila
Lordsburg
Man Controlled Rain Aims To Transform Weather Control
The article argues man can master rain with methods using dry ice and silver iodide, but warns about unpredictable outcomes and blame for misuse. It notes New Mexico support for research and Hidalgo county hope that rainmaking advances by next month will progress without negligent consequences.
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New Mexico Economic Development Commission
School of Mines
Hidalgo County
The High Cost of Highways in New Mexico
Editor laments high gasoline prices and gas taxes in New Mexico while noting poor roads. They argue arterial highway upkeep costs are high, with heavy trucks causing rapid wear, and propose two possible remedies: build more substantial highways or seek alternative approaches.
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New Mexico
Goon Halt
Mammouth
Road maintenance costs and methods for durable highways
The text argues no road avoids maintenance and compares concrete to blacktop. It notes state highway cost problems and that road users should bear costs. It suggests weighing truck traffic and enforcing weight limits to reduce taxes on car owners.
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Jong Rum
State Fair Premium Books Ready About July First
Premium books for the 1950 New Mexico State Fair will be mailed about July 1. Fair manager Leon Harms urged exhibitors to write early for copies to Secretary Manager New Mexico State Fair P O Box 1693 Albuquerque. Books mailed free as soon as off press. The fair runs September 22 to October 1 in Albuquerque.
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New Mexico
Enrollees at New Mexico Western College Summer Term
KRieven County enrollees begin the 1950 summer term at New Mexico Western College Silver City. The program includes 9 local students from Lordsburg and nearby towns with graduate studies and two summer workshops in education and safety. Names listed include Mrs Florence Cureton Baker Mrs W O Clouse Mrs Mab Brown Eckert Mrs George Win Ew and Mildred Jobs and others.
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New Mexico Line College
Silver City
Burg
N. M
New Mexico Western
Lordsburg
Florence Cureton Baker
W. O. Clouse
Mab Brown Eckert
de George Win
Mildred Jobs
M. Lee Meleunis
Katherine
M Ko B Cureton
Ralph Craig Norman West Adams
Apimas
Daniel Love
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