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Rio Grande Farmer

Location

Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1923

Page

10

Apple market optimism in early Jonathan season forecast

Horticultural editor notes favorable apple market conditions with commentary from G M H Wagner and Son of Chicago. Early Jonathan arrivals expected, market clearing for a clean start, prices likely reasonable. Loganberry growers face oversupply with vines drying. Portland offers public market aid while many threaten to pull out vines.

G. M, H. Wagner & Hons Chcugo Lowe Jonathans Apple Willametta Valley Washington Portland

Why did cabbage drop explain prices to growers

The article questions why cabbage prices fell, noting traders and growers seek clear reasons tied to supply and demand. It argues vague terms frustrate growers who invested time and money in cabbage and faced unpredictable prices. It cites demand shortfalls and shipper responses as factors shaping market sentiment.

Udyger Bill Patterson

No Prosecution Of Raisin Growers Announced

Announcement states that contemplated action against the Sun Maid Raisin Growers under Sherman Act trust law has been definitely abandoned. The move began as extension of coercive methods and featured growers resisting new contracts.

Sun Maid Rake Sherman Auth Trust Jawa

Lower Rio Grande Valley Citrus Industry Organization

Men plan the formation of two or more corporations to manage production, grading, packing, advertising and marketing for the Lower Rio Grande Valley citrus industry. This season’s crop is estimated at 500 to 600 cars with a goal of 6,000 cars shipped annually within five years. A modern packing plant operates at Harlingen, with plans for two or three more plants to handle this season’s output.

Rio Grande Valley Harlingen One Corporation

Onion Growing at High Altitudes Observed in New Mexico

Prof. Fabian Qsteia reports observations from northern New Mexico on onion growing at high elevations. He notes onions favor cooler seasons, seedlings tolerate frost, and timing varies by valley from fall planting in southern regions to spring plantings in the north. Early spring transplants and short growing seasons influence variety choices like Prize Takor and Gil-

Fabian Qsteia New Mexico Ife Wouthern Mltitudes

Final Settlement Notice and Civil Suit Notices

Notices announce final settlement in the estate of Lucie G. Hannum in Dona Ana County New Mexico with a 10 a.m. hearing date. Also listed is a suit in the Third Judicial District Court Dona Ana No 5348 Clarence Severs vs Paulina Severas alleging a 1920 marriage, abandonment, and request to dissolve the marriage with appearance deadline in October 1923.

Harry BR Hannum Lucie G. Hannum Dona Ana New Mexico District Court of the Third Judicial District State of New Mexico Clarence Se Paulina Severas Clarenca Severas District Court of the Third Junicial Gona Ana Minutt Bernalillo Lascos Anid Third Judgeia District Coort Thia M. J. Chavez Aald Court Nickerd Bevens Clork Ady. Crus

Georgia sweet potatoes hit the market and more crops update

A survey notes Georgia sweet potatoes are now available while Missouri apples suffer injury from breath. Washington cantaloupes set to begin around September 10 and carload shipments start August 25. California crops suffer losses and Chicago plans Belt Line rail access with fruit belt unloading points.

Georgia Missouri Washington Pennsylvania Winnipeg Stark Pueblo Fie Rocky Ford California California Raisin Growers? “Association Chicago Belt Line Railroad Thorn Igan

Elephant Butte Dam water worth huge sum

Project engineer Mr Lawson stated that the average flow of 4000 second feet from Elephant Butte dam at California water prices equates to about 100 million dollars. Heavy rains in the region have caused flooding over the Mimbres diversion dam, inundating crops and ranch houses.

Elephant Butte Dam Donny Constantina Mimbres

St Andrew’s North Alameda Service Times Noted

The Episcopal St Andrew’s Church on North Alameda lists rector Rev Edw 8 Dean as rector. Church School and rector’s study meet at 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion is held on the first Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and the third Sunday at 8:00 a.m.

Episcopal Church St. Andrew's North Alameda Rector Church School

Notice of Proposed Street Improvements in Las Cruces NM

Notice from the Board of Trustees of Las Cruces Dona Ana County New Mexico fixing an eight oclock hearing on September 14 1923 in the Chamber of Commerce room for property owners abutting Majin Street Las Cruces Avenue Miranda Street Alameda Street Mesilla Street and Las Cruces Avenue extending westerly to discuss filling grading raising lowering paving and reconstruction of sidewalks curbs gutters and sewers and drainage at the cost of such improvements with hearing on propriety and assessment of costs

Law of Las Cruces Dona Ano New Mexico Chainder of Commerce Rooms Majin Street Court Avenue Lucero Avenue Las Cruces Avenue Weath Main Street Easl Mesilla Stret Miranda Street Board of Trustees Jand

Las Cruces Town Board Details Planned Street Improvements

The town plans outline improvements and payment terms for streets abutting property. Estimates, plans, specifications, and total costs are on file in the Town Clerk’s office for public inspection by interested persons.

Las Cruces F. A. McClernan AT. Kelso

Bond Redemption Notice for Dana Ana County Bonds

Dana Ana County six percent funding bonds numbered 1 through 10, each for 1000 dollars, dated July 1 1906, will be redeemed at Hanover National Bank New York City on September 1 1923. From August 1928 interest will accrue. Las Cruces New Mexico dated August 1928 T Sealy Treasurer and Ex Officio Collector Dota Ana County Deputy Stevens. 424 913

T. Sealy Dota Ana Mexico Hi Stevens

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