Local residents visit relatives in nearby cities and towns
Lordsburg area residents spent time in El Paso and Phoenix visiting family. Trips included Mr. and Mrs. Harber Heather and daughter, Roy Strickland of Silver City with Miss Edith Cook, and L. A. Bradberry party returning from Phoenix.
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Harber
Heather
el Paso
Roy Strickland
Silver City
Edith Cook
L. A. Bradberry
L. E. Bradberry
Granny Bradberry
Phoenix
Oscar LeFevre
Corsicana, Texas
Rock sample submission to Walter Assay Co at Taylor's Cottage
Instruction urges keeping the rock for analysis. It directs leaving samples at THE WALTER ASSAY CO at Taylor's Cottage for various tests.
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THE
Walter Assay CO
Taylor's Cottage
Cattlemen to Meet in Clayton June 28 29
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association plans its second quarterly meeting in Clayton on June 28 29 with over four hundred ranchers expected from across the state. Topics include coyote eradication Bangs disease control and consolidation of livestock sanitary boards. Rewards totaling 600 for livestock theft will be reviewed. A banquet and dance are planned for Monday evening at Huff High School with opening sessions that afternoon.
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Clayton
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
G. W. Evans
Magdalena
New Mexico
Evans
New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board and
Sheep Sanitary Board
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Clayton Chamber of Commerce
Ed Heringa
Raymond Huff
John B. Wootten
Forrest S. Atchley
Mt. Dora
Huff High School
New Mexico Road Mileage by Control Type in 1946
The Tax Economics Bulletin reports New Mexico end 1946 road mileage at 61,859 miles with 9,749 under state, 48,328 county, and 3,877 Federal control. Surfaced mileage totals 8,313 with 3,880 gravel or stone, 3,732 low type bituminous, 650 high type bituminous, and 51 Portland cement concrete.
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New Mexico
Feeders Day Draws 300 At New Mexico A and M College
More than 300 stock feeders from New Mexico and Texas attended Feeders Day at New Mexico A and M College. Speakers shared profits from alfalfa grazing, carrot feeding tactics, and stocker cattle wintering plans.
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New Mexico A & M
New Mexico
New Mexico A & M College
Texas
Wind Wave Study Highlights Published by Navy Hydrographic Office
The report notes wind waves yield a saving of about $15 per head for 8.5 pounds of gain in cattle with biouracil showing no effect on rate or cost. Marvin Kroger, associate animal husbandman, cites no gains from the additive. The Navy Hydrographic Office releases its first ten year work on wind waves and their effects.
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Marvin Kroger
U. S. Navy
Hydrographic Office
Engraved wedding stationery and cards at the Liberal office
Readable fragments indicate wedding stationery and cards are offered at the Liberal office, with no additional details on pricing or selection available in the text.
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Liberal
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David E. Moore
Los Angeles
David Moore Jr
Baby David
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Henry Beall
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Hidalgo
Hidalgo Hotel
M. S. Asbell
el Paso, Texas
Mr. Asbell
Stanley Barnett
Fred Freas
Bluewater
T. L. Simpson
Las Cruces
J. R. Nichols
H. R. Varney
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