Dry farming gains ground near Newman New Mexico
In New Mexico and western Texas dry farming proves a viable science. J F Reeves of Newman, a former Texas cotton grower, yields watermelons of 30 to 26 pounds without irrigation, growing millet, mused crops, Indian corn, beans, onions, and melons on eighty five acres. He plans to expand next season, using ten acres for melons and ten for beans, with the rest for forage. The method focuses on conserving moisture to produce crops with very little rainfall.
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Newman
New Mexico
North
Panhandle
Texas
J. F. Reeves
Compuritoge
Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Louisiana
Western Girl Is The Most Sincere
Rev John M Dean urged the Western woman setting the social standard and freedom of thought at a YWCA address on How to Be a Western Woman He argued Eastern visitors fear social mockery while Western women live openly for Christ and moral standards in public life
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John M. Dean
YW. A
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Weatooner
Pumpkin Pie Popular Since Town Went Dry in Winsted
In Winsted Connecticut bake shops run overtime to meet high demand for pumpkin pie since the town adopted Prohibition on November 1. Since the saloon closed, over a dozen new restaurants opened and thirsty patrons crave pumpkin pie with many restaurants adding extra bake days.
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Winsted, Conn
Aoxen
East Oregonian snippet notes eighty in the east
The brief fragment mentions a figure of eighty in the eastern region and hints at a weather or numeric detail within an East Oregonian page. No broader context is provided to identify the event or subject directly.
Idaho Swindle Exposed by Wood on Hereford Cattle
J A Wood of Walls Walln details a widespread stock swindle in Idaho and Northwest regions. He describes letters of credit used to secure cattle worth 1060 to 200000, property diverted to wives, and thefts including 74 head from his herd. Wood recovered nine head and tracks remaining stolen stock.
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Jd. A. Wood
Walls Walln
George Sheldon
Ferris
George
J. M. Lamb
Lowe
Idaho
Mr Wood
Wood
Bestlewe
Northwest
Boyne
Portland
Yakima
Atlaseur
Lowe Syndicate
Washington
Silent room under Riverside Drive house changed hands
A famed chess chamber long favored by enthusiasts at a Riverside Drive residence has reportedly changed owners. The room, known for its soundproof rock shelter and focus on games between colleges and notable players, is now owned by Solomon Schinass, with former owner Nimel using it for private play and sacred rituals to a king of maimenx.
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Ianhe C. Ricer
Riverside Drive
Manhattan
Ind
Cabie Marchew
Solomon Schinass
Nimeelf
Pam
Maimenx
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SAN Francisco Opera CO
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Pendleton, Oregon
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Frank B. Clopton & CO
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Pendleton, Ore
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Oregon Theatre
Lulu Glaser
the Toymaker
Dolly Varden
Anthony E. Willis
Pendleton Drug Co
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