Advertising Rates And Editorial Staff Of Hrongan Printing Co
Advertising rates include display per inch and per word for classified and readers. The management is under Hrongan Printing Co with D W Bronson and David Sronson handling business. Editorial staff features H Brook as chairman and president of Elephant Butte Irrigation District, plus leaders from Farm Bureau and dairy groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of Agriculture
Federal Farm Loan
Hrongan Printing Co
D. W. Bronson
David Sronson
Board OF Control
H. Brook
Elephant Butte Irrigation District
Farm Bureau Honors and Officers of New Mexico Associations
A fragmentary list records department heads in dairying horticulture and agriculture along with names of staff specialists and local correspondents. It details official papers, county agents, and officers for the Farm Bureau and affiliated New Mexico associations including Las Cruces based leaders and multiple unit chairmen across Dona Ana, Mesilla Park, La Mesa, and other locales.
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Rio Grande Farmer
Dona Ana
Fann Bureau
Bronson Printing Company
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Buna Aue
Dene Act County Farm Bureau
Elephant Butte Alfalfa Association
Taxpayors' Association
Dene Ana
Rio Grands Valley Dairy Associaton Hoo Keepers' Association
Farm Bureau Marketing Association
Manilla
Anthons Berinoz
D. Howman
W. F. Smith
Rotary
Canutelous Gillett
Vpatt Price
C. E. Locks
JF. Beidahaw
Lead Kindly Light hymn cited in nation’s limelight after president’s death
A newspaper article reflects on John Henry Newman’s hymn Lead Kindly Light as a symbol of faith amid national mourning for President McKinley. It notes the hymn’s use during the late president’s journey and discusses themes of religion, doubt, and humility in the Christian faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Henrg
San Francisco
Washington
McKinley
John Henry Newmant
Church of England
What's the Matter With Our Irish Potatoes
The piece compares Irish potato yields in Mesilla valley and Deming urging study by the State College Experiment Station to identify causes of poor yields. It notes Deming has thriving crops since 1920 while Mesilla plants look unhealthy and may not pay. Professor Garcia reportedly sent samples to pathologists for diagnosis and control. County agents and station staff welcome farmer experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesilla Valley
Deming
State College Experiment Station
Garcia
Mesilla
Good Roads and Competition in Small Towns
An editorial argues that good roads drive community growth through better trade links and education. It emphasizes avoiding prejudice in railroad policy, urges scientific data to guide decisions, and calls for public resolve to support just, constructive transportation development benefiting farmers, workers, and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Engineers’ Conference
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Mesilla Valley Melons and Local News Notes
Fragmented OCR from a historic paper recounts Mesilla Valley melons praised for quality, a near miss car accident near El Paso County, and a call for U S Military Academy candidates through Las Cruces. Includes poetry and local advertisements urging settlers to Las Cruces.
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George A. Altget
el Paso County
Tetter
Arti
Rio Grande Parmey
West
How to Deal with the Railroads
A Chicago conference contrasts political attacks on railroads with the American Society of Civil Engineers approach. It praises engineers for fact based, public benefit driven findings to regulate transportation, stressing rail as the arterial system of the nation and critical to prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Society of Civil Engineers
Buying Power in Small Towns in Farm Trade Strength
A survey of thirteen north central states shows farm trade dominates small town buying with 76 percent of total in towns 2000 or fewer, and high shares in goods, hardware, building materials, and furniture. The report warns politicians to heed farmers as local demand grows and midwestern towns gain significance for American manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
North Central States
States
Good Roads Aiding Good Schools From Simple Times to Today
Review argues road quality ties to education. poor roads cause school absences and hinder learning. Transportation costs affect farming and daily life, with taxes for roads seen as yielding dividends through lower haulage costs and better school attendance. Emphasizes mud roads hinder schooling and road networks are essential to national education progress.
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Hime
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