Editorial Staff and Board of Control Il Ill Brook Chaiman
A dense roster lists editorial staff and board of control for Dona Ana and surrounding county publications. It names chairs, presidents, vice presidents, directors, and local unit officers spanning Las Cruces Mesilla Anthony and other communities with affiliations to farm bureaus and agricultural organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Control
IL. II
Brook, Chaiman
E. Lesthe
H. L. Kent
New Mexico College of Agriculture
County Officials Back Horticultural Board Effort
County commissioners commend efforts with fruit growers to save the valley fruit industry by deploying an inspector to curb pear blight and enforce pest disease laws. Last year removal of support cut pear output from sixty to fifteen cars, with hundreds of trees lost and reduced yields. Government help in El Paso and Mesilla valleys shows the path forward to prevent total industry collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biural Board
C.F. Laecke
Mesilla
el Paso
Lower
Board of County Commissioners
County Horticultural Board
Dining club desirable for chamber of commerce Las Cruces
A Las Cruces meeting concluded a Kiwanis club cannot form now. business leaders advocate strengthening the chamber of commerce with irrigation district and Faria Bureau support. They warn Kiwanis dues could divert 750 dollars the first year and 200 dollars annually, urging a dining club or other social option within the chamber and a general fall meeting to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaubee of Commerce
Las Cruces
Jiun Ana County
Chamber of Commietce $S
Dona Ana County
Chamber of Commerce
Irrigation District
Fara Bureau
Faria Bureau
Chamber
Wlord
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Cit
Making of a Country Newspaper Excerpt
The article outlines the labor and material costs of producing a weekly issue. It notes 10,000 sheets for 2,500 copies of 16 pages, which would stretch 5.68 miles end to end and cover about 1.5 acres if laid out. A paperback-length library of 1,617 volumes and 640 pounds would result, with each copy containing 55,160 words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She Karner
North Main Street
Mesilla Park
Main Street
The Farmer Presses On To 12,500 Readers Worldwide
A historical note describes the scale of production for The Farmer weekly. It details how reading matter is assembled from global sources, requiring seven men and four girls to print and 50 hours of horse power to produce 20,000 impressions. Postal workers from Barcelona to London, Ontario distribute last week’s edition to about 2,500 readers, with a minor spelling error rate of 0.0349 percent across 35,140 words. The piece highlights the massive effort to deliver timely news to distant communities and the staggering number of letters set daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
Los Angeles
Barcelona
Spain
Phillipine Islands
London
Ontario
Canada
Mexico City
Wisconsin farms make most money this year
A Chicago Tribune special from Janesville Wis reports milk prices up a third over last year, forecasting a $70 000 000 rise for Wisconsin dairy farmers. Diversified farming boosts cattle corn oats and hay, with higher outputs and improved agricultural conditions despite price fluctuations. Similar gains seen in dairying regions of Iowa and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Ladina
Chicago ‘Tribune
Janesville
Wis
Iowa
Kansas
Consider Our Advantages of Modern Home Utilities
The article extols American household conveniences from electricity to telephones as universal and affordable, contrasting rare access in Europe. It lauds American initiative, noting women rely on these services and questioning European reliance on government systems despite global disparities in access and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Austria
London
Czecho-Slovakia
United States
Europe
Magee Meeting in Armory Signals New Order in Dona Ana
The Magee meeting at the Jas Cruces armory drew a sizable, intelligent audience amid late notice. It presented Magee’s critique of Republican machine methods, state official misconduct, and libel conviction, urging citizens to demand a cleaner, nonpartisan government and end the era of rotten politics in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Jas Cruces
Dona Ana
Public utilities reform and public ownership ideas rise
A historic discussion outlines how utilities should serve communities, stressing public ownership, fair rates, and customer involvement. It argues that regulation must prevent excess charges and that broader public support enhances utility expansion and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeat
Lewis
Hay Foley
Cecradt Harrow
Watermelons in New York Market Slump Amid High Offerings
July 27 report notes large melon arrivals easing demand at the New York market. Prices varied per car with heavy melons selling around $110 and smaller lots at about $44 to $175, while overall offerings exceeded demand and waste rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Rio Grande Farmer
Dona Ana County Farm
Bureau‘owl
Bronsyn Printing Company
New Mexico
Rovtatsice
Les Cruces
N. M
Temple of Agriculture
Federal Farm Loan
Branson Printing Co
D.W. Bronson
David Bronson
Towhom
J. W. Taylor
O. E
Fage—R
Stockiista
Sara van Viecke
Bcudols—Hirs
Katherine Stoes
E. F. Johnson
A. B. Fire
State Agricultural College
Jake L. Lawton
Andes
White
Clvi
Fabian Garcia
N. AL
LM. Lawson
U. 5. HS
W. T. Scoggin
Kate M. Evans
Mosilla Wark
W. BR. Newsom
Torino
C. L. Ail
F. L McKamy
Anthony
James Eoe
Senile
J. B
Romig
Walgh McGuire
Chamberino
W. Newberry
Picacho
Lee Elliot
Garfield
Dan Loss
Bredite J
Rigney
Benny
Las Graces
Dana Ana County
Dons Ana
Farm Bureau Officers
James Quesenberry
Las Crucas
Salem
Humboluy Casad
Cauutillo
BRS
A. S. J. Eylar
la Mesa
Percy W. Barren
Mesilla Zack
J. Rigney
la Mes
F. Bradford
la Ress
Brook
Lae
Greta
N. As
D. Bowman
Berino
N. M. W.thorpe
Doni Ans
J. F
Bradshaw
Ee E. Aeoke
Bowman Kod Snare
W. Crowder
Bigney
A. Donald
J. BE
We of
Smithy
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Baratideo
Jaquett
Paul Price
Asafel
L. T. Derk
A. Donaldson
J. ¥ Bradshaw
W. P. Thorpe
Grady Mayfield
Mesilla Papak
E. Locke
Anthony-1 Serino SF
Desirasle
Dace Jos
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Home Sweet Home
Qacar
Terry
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