Bronze plaques mark last Arizona Apache battle site
The U S Forest Service will erect two bronze plaques at the Big Dry Wash battlefield in Coconino National Forest to honor Apache warriors and U S soldiers who fought there on July 17, 1882. Local work on the monuments is under COCO and Albuquerque craftspeople.
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Southwest
U. S. Forest Service
Arizona
Foresters
Albuquerque
Coconino National Forest
Big Dry Wash
Forest Service
Big Wash
U. 8
Na-ti-o-tish
San Carlos
al Sieber
Evans
High Advantage
White Horse
Lordsburg High School Notes Feature Debuts
A school note column from Lordsburg High School introduces regular features edited by Jessie Hill. It highlights student talents, humorous exchanges about exams, health updates, and reflections on math topics and school life, including self government lessons and track team chatter.
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John
Lordsburg
Jessie Hill
Hill
Jimmie Hughes
Miss M
Niaragua
James Wells
Darwin
Clarence
Miss May
Jess
Less
Inez
Election fiasco as town elects mayor and officials
Jessie Hill was elected mayor while Leslie McGuin, Clarence Wright, Nita Brown, and Ralph Constable served on the committee. The officers failed to perform duties and apprehend any criminals, leaving the mayor and committee unable to display their capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hill
Leslie McGuin
Clarence Wright
Nita Brown
Ralph Constable
Miss May
Safe Milk and Public Health Guidance by New Mexico Bureau
Dr J BR Karp of the New Mexico Bureau of Public Health explains milk risks and benefits. All milk is not safe and diseases like tuberculosis typhoid and diphtheria can spread via dairy. Pasteurization greatly reduces epidemics, but in small towns without plants people should pasteurize milk at 155 degrees F then cool immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. J. Br, Karp
New Mexico
Abraham Lincoln
Pecos
Clites
U. S Public Health Service
Farm And Home Week Plans Being Made
The annual Farm and Home Week at State College runs August 31 to September 4 with 4-H encampment and state meetings. Attendance is expected to exceed prior years as 4-H enrollment doubles. programs cover fruit and vegetable production field crops animal husbandry dairying poultry home economics rural leadership and soil conservation. Facilities of the Experiment Station and campus are available. a small meal and dormitory fee apply. Reservations early. visitors bring bedding.
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State College
State Poultry Asociation and
New Mexico Crop Improvement Association
Pastures Do Better With a Breathing Spell
Tests by the Bureau of Animal Industry Ardmore air field station South Dakota show two year old steers on native range improved gains with alternate grazing. Continuous grazing yielded 83 pounds per steer while alternate grazing produced 157 pounds. Barley supplements boosted gains further to 297 pounds and 227 pounds for fed groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ardmore
Southwestern Pistol Matches At Silver City
Silver City hosts Southwestern pistol matches during the 4th of July events with prizes funded by local merchants. John C. O Leary chairs the Silver City Enterprise while Paul B. Wright and W Agee run the Chamber of Commerce. Entry is 50 cents with prize shares of 60 40 and 10 percent.
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Silver City
Bilver City
KE. W. Ward
COC
Roquefort Cheese Made In Odd Curing Rooms
A U S Department of Agriculture report notes using an old coal mine shaft in Pennsylvania as a Roquefort curing room. The shaft is white washed and dampers installed. air circulated at 46 to 48 degrees Fahrenheit with high humidity to develop flavor and texture. Other sites include Mississippi caves and a Pacific coast spring room.
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Pennsylvania
L. A. Rogers
Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
St Paul
Pacific Coast
Roquefort Cheese Experiments and Brake Design Notes
The article discusses mold and bacterium control in cheese, noting the Department's Roquefort trials with cow milk and a mold inoculation process using bread loaves. It also highlights Pontiac hydraulic brakes with triple sealing to prevent contamination and describes past brake failures from road debris.
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Ihs
Roquefort
Erosion Fill Threatens Cold Springs Reservoir in Oregon
The Soil Conservation Service notes ongoing silt from the Furnish Reservoir erosion has filled 50 percent of Furnish since 1908 and now migrates toward Cold Springs Reservoir, threatening Hermiston irrigation. Flooding and weed growth followed earlier silting, prompting dam demolition and ongoing costly erosion.
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Bilt
Umatilla
Oregon
Cold Springs
Hermiston
Soil Conservation Service
Furnish
Pendleton
Pontiac Brakes Power Draw Noted In Car Review
A vehicle note explains Pontiac's hydraulic brakes exert a stopping force of 650 horsepower, placing it between seven and eight times the power of the Pontiac engine. The comparison is offered as a reason for Pontiac cars' large stopping capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Fisher
Animas Ananias Jokes And Jests Across The Nation
A collection of light humor and social observations notes playful lines about rain unlikely, bachelors at Casey's club, a mail sack near disaster, comet watching by Prof. Buggs, lumber and wrecking concerns, and quips on politics finance and cars.
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Casey's Country Club
Taz
Rube
Prof. Buggs
Vistors
USA
Civil Service Exams Announced For Various Federal Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Pharmacologist at 3800 dollars a year with the U S Public Health Service Treasury Department. Assistant animal husbandman 2600 dollars a year Bureau of Animal Industry. Junior motion picture director 5500 dollars. motion picture specialist 3200 dollars, Department of Agriculture. Full information from A G Carley secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office in this city. Pontiac uses an automatic choke on both the six and the eight and new front doors hinge on the front edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
United States Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Departament of Agriculture
A. G. Carley
U. S Civil Service Board of Examiners
Pontiac
Poultry and Egg Production Rise Across Regions
A Bureau of Agricultural Economics report shows 12 percent more chicks hatched on June 1 and a 5 percent rise in egg production from the prior year. Gains are led by the North Central States with an 11 percent rise, followed by 7 percent in East Central, 14 in West North Central, and 16 in South Central. Egg gains stem from more layers and higher output per layer. Separately, Pontiac advertises its cross flow radiator for improved cooling and longer antifreeze life. Mrs. John Drenseck heads to San Antonio for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Chappell visit relatives in Carrouzett, Texas.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
North Central States
East Central States
West North Central States
South Central States
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C. G. Sage
I. M. McInnis
Jessie T. Hill
Legans
Liberal
Dewar
Goodayear
Goodyear
Rew
Reliable Motor Co
Lordsburg, N. M
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
General Motors
America
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Montague-townsend Motor Company
Animas
Ananias
BY Ben
Civil Service Examinations
John Drenseck
San Antonio
O. V. Chappell
Mr. Chappell
Mrs
Charles Chappell
Carrouzett, Texas
Knox
EL Paso
Bill Tooley
Mgr
Weldon Cleaners
Lunt
Ice Crean
Prifts
Henry's Courts Cafe
Fritter
New
Pacific Greyhound Lines
Golden Eagle
Lincoln
R. M. Reynolds
Steates
Railroad Club
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