Mavericks Win Third District Track Meet at Tularosa
Mavericks capture their third district track meet at Tularosa on May 4. standout results include Joe Orona winning the 880 and mile, Ronnie Bivens securing multiple sprints, Ernie Austin and Joey Gonzales excelling in jumps, and the team qualifying for the state meet with top relay showings.
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Mavericks
Tularosa
Ronnie Bivens
Joe Orona
Deash
Johnny Frie
Ernie Austin
Joe Martinez
Ernie Gay
Bernard Richardson
Joe Tamango
Johnny Fre
Richard Turrentine
Joe Twango
James Murray
Jmie Gay
Aste
Joe Lopez
Joey Gonzales
Ramon Mejia
Johnny Fiie
Lady Castillo
Erne Austin
Carmelo Gonzales
Joe Tatango
Chad
Lordsburg Elementary Exhibit Show Of Student Work
Lordsburg elementary pupils will exhibit artwork and school work Friday afternoon from 2 to 4 PM. Central Wilson and Southside halls will display work done throughout the year. Parents and friends are invited.
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Lordsburg
Whoels
Central
Wilsom
Southside
If The Shoe Fits Wear It Around Gila River Campsites
A public notice warns visitors to the Gila River Bedrock and Fuller farms area against littering during outdoor recreation. It cites private land rights, potential fence closures, and a $100 fine plus 30 days in jail for discarding rubbish on public or private lands, with license plates recorded for enforcement.
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Gila River
Bedrock
Fuller Farms
Reminder to Sportsmen on 1964 65 license price change
All sportsmen who are obtaining hunting and fishing licenses for 1964 65 are reminded that the time is drawing near for the new license increase. They can still be purchased at the same low price until midnight May 25. After that time vendors must charge the higher price.
Cotton City Tumble Weed
A rural column notes mild weather, green mesquite, and schools closing for a vacation. Farmer life is described with comments on farming costs, government agencies, peach thinning, cotton planting, and maize efforts as a pickup with a boat passes by.
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Bill Veck
Secretary of Agriculture
Roy
Section Two Notes From A Busy Life
The speaker recalls a meeting with Bill Michaels who appeared guilty though questioned. He compares himself to an old man who loves tobacco but cannot spit, then mentions his wife Verna who is poorly and plans a trip to Oklahoma City for two weeks to rest and attend her nephew’s wedding.
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Bill Michaels
Verna
Oklahoma City
Imported Beef Hoard Sparks State Health Check
Mrs. Chase Traweek cites Alabama meal safety work as the state Agriculture Commission probes meat counters for imported beef. After 270000 pounds of foreign beef were impounded, shipments halted for in state testing. A Jacksonville shipment carried 64000 pounds of horsemeat labeled Jean beef prompting consumer inquiries.
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Chase Traweek
Weekly Market Report
Phoenix
Alabama
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Jacksonville
Florida
Congress
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S. Virgil Jones
Lordsburg Dist
Choice
Peyton
Fletchers
Cotton City
Pop
New Mexico
Lorange
Meadow Guild
Price’s Creameries, Inc
Krom
Amin’s
Bill
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