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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2014
Page
1
The Quay County Sun lists a 6 am start for the Quay County Fun Run at Kools Park on Saturday at 5 pm, VFW Ladies Auxiliary Fall Carnival at Post 2528 Saturday and Sunday at 4 pm, and a church rummage sale at the Presbyterian Church with office hours.
Last week's poll shows 38 percent say Adrian Peterson charges are well founded and 62 percent say excessive from 60 votes. This week's poll asks if you have purchased your Halloween costume with results at qcsunonline.com.
Richard D. Spence of Tucumcari was appointed vice-president of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company in October 1969, marking a major leadership move for the company and recognizing Spence’s executive role.
Pam Reid of Tucumcari won the Pinata Queen title at the Fourth annual Pinata Festival. Tucumcari Mayor Kenneth Schlientz issued a proclamation observing National Pharmacy Week from October 5 to 11.
Jane Goldie of Tucumcari joined 70 fellow freshmen at the Hotel Dieu School of Nursing in El Paso. District 9 FHA convention drew 160 attendees from San Jon Santa Rosa Logan Fort Sumner Melrose Grady and Tucumcari schools in San Jon.
About 2,000 visitors watched blacksmiths, fire dancers, a potter, country music and vendors at the fourth annual Fired Up! downtown event centered at the Tucumcari Train Depot soon to be a museum. A Prince Tocom and Princess Cari were crowned among costumed youngsters. a color guard, Civil War cannon duel and fireworks ended the night.
Fire Chief Larry Rigdon reports two Friday night blazes on East Main and South Dawson, one destroying an abandoned house and another damaged, bringing suspicious fires in a month to five. Earlier September fires include the Payless Inn complex, a Fourth Street house, and the Tucumcari Motel.
Rainy spring brings 75,000 acre feet inflow to Conchas Lake enabling Arch Hurley Conservancy District to allocate 15 inches of irrigation water in 2014. Farmers expect bountiful corn hay grazer feed sunflowers milo and alfalfa with cattle grazing and dairy feedlots aided by steady moisture. Storms damaged cotton but allowed sunflowers to replace the crop amid market uncertainty.
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