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Newspaper

Rio Grande Farmer

Location

Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1923

Page

7

Large Sums to Be Loaned Here by St Louis Firm

International Insurance Company plans to loan large sums in the Mesilla Valley through new offices in Las Cruces and El Paso with John Bingham as general agent for New Mexico Arizona and West Texas. The firm cites Mexico’s recognition and regional growth, an insurance in force of 180 million and resources of 21 million, and aims to fund real estate and infrastructure through a broad loan program. Bingham notes anticipated prosperity from Elephant Butte dam plans and increased agricultural output, with loans targeting borrowers previously disqualified for federal funds.

Mesilla Valley International Insurance Company Louis John Bingham New Mexico Arizona West Texas Bingham St. Louis Yeion Bowmen Fle Plana Las Cruces el Paso Insas Mexico Mecla Elephant Butte Thsur Ste White 1 Wil c Xor United States of Mexico Sfc. Hing- Jam Missouri Harding Las Stetes Southkin Street Chamber of Commerce

Missing saddle and ax prompt harsh request to help

A distressed letter describes a missing saddle and ax from a barn on the night of August 24, with the writer claiming loss of clothing and gear and a request for return. Names and details are garbled, but the plea seeks help tracking the items and references a neighbor Lester in an odd exchange.

W. W. Cox Mr. Cox Lester

City Flood Risks Prompted Dyke Protections After Heavy Rains

City crews reported the arroyo east of town swelling after heavy rains on the 3rd and mountains, overflowing banks and causing damage in several spots. A flood warning led to dykes being raised to shield Crates from rising waters. Mrs Adhamae Hartafiedd arrived to visit Lilian Board and Abelina Taxes.

Adhamae Eed Ae Abelina Taxes Ks Lilian Board

State College Announces Added Faculty Members

State College announces new 1928 24 faculty additions approved by the Board. Dr R L Crawford will head botany bacteriology and plant pathology. AL Walker joins poultry. Celestine E Roch and Miss Jennie Nickles join home economics and commerce. John A Herrington leads mechanical engineering. FLD Raymond civil engineering. Adial Feather heads modern languages. Major C G Sturtevant succeeds as professor of military science. Maj Waterman retires September 1. Resignation of H M Gardner as state supervisor of vocational agriculture noted. Enrollment expected to rise with September 10 opening.

H . Rent New Mexico Crawford Pins Walker Poultry Department Afr Few Agricultural College U.nicresty of Wisconsin Celestine E. Roch Mins Roach University of Missouri University of Chicago University of Arkansas JW. G. Waeper Department of Commerce Maisy Jennie Nickles University of Kansas John A. Herrington University of Mississippi Purdue Adial Feather University of New Amexico Oxford England C. G. Sturtevant U. S. Army J. C. Watersman Siajor Waterman Kent Bir Hl. M. Gardner

Radio Operators Must Have Federal Licenses

The U S supervisor of radio will visit State College in October to examine applicants for radio operator licenses and to inspect currently licensed stations. Federal law requires licensing for transmitting stations. only licensed operators may operate. Details on exams and specs are available from Dean R. W. Goddard, State College.

United States State College Biy Ing Itia Ane

Pearl Stolen Featured in New Paramount Reel

A precious pearl valued at ten thousand dollars anchors the plot of The Man Unconquerable at Sack Holts Paramount. The action unfolds in Ni Jang Tuesday and Wednesday amid a tale of murder and a South Pacific pearl fishery.

Bridge Party Nets Big Sum for Catholic Fund

A bridge party at Miss Nemvcia Ascatate’s home raised a large sum for the Catholic church. Eighteen tables of play yielded prizes donated by many local firms. 300 tamales were prepared for refreshments by volunteers. two piez auctioned at the event netted extra funds.

Bridge Party Catholic Fund Nemvcia Ascatate Mes Geo. M. Clark T. BE. Campbell Helen Roberts Theodore Jouault, Jr FA McCternon Bred S. Tes Wil Tane E.P Johns C. W. Gerver W. J. Stevens Mise Corinne Woodson David Brown J.B. Beckman Mark B. Thompson Oscar ¢. Snow E. D. Pax Boston State Navajoland Charlee Loomis & Co Hiscum-French Co Lucy Roberts Hotel Amador Bronson Printing Co Moreno Deux Co Phe Ayers Co Twining's Broaddus Jewelry Co Ronauilt Hotel C. Pentey Ga Manssae Broz Las Crucea Brug Co G. J. Wolfinger Peoplea Drug Store Hugos Army Store Gillette Happy Moor Confectionery Juan B Lucera Cleofas Ramirez W. T. Wardwell & Son Gaz Sixto Duarte Chile F. J. Reimhart Co D. Welker Co Moore & Garcia Ment Grorg Gamboa Schenk Rikory Henry Stoes HLK Linus Mra Frank Brito Mes Carmen Lacero Eslquila Avatos Pullman Cafe Mra Lena Sexton Oscar C. Snow

Prohibition Agents Arrested in Accordion Raid

Prohibition agents led by J M Cardenas Agapito Angel Rafael Herrera and Cruz Parra faced U S Commissioner Frank M Hawley on charges under section 3 article 2 of shot Parra case dismissed for lack of evidence The three others posted bonds and will appear before the federal grand jury in April Austen Bestlay also arrested charged with the same offense His case to be heard this afternoon Federal officers F O H Wright and D W Snyder have been in town for some time They anticipate several more arrests in the coming days The Romero home hosted a Smyterry party last night for Frank Brito's birthday with Juarez guests providing music and dancing

J. M. Cardenas Agapito Angel Rafael Hererra Cruz Parra U.S Frank M. Hawley Parra Fedral Grand Jury Mr. Hawley Austen Bestlay Hia F. O H. Wright Albuquerque D. W. Snyder Internal Revenue Officer

Mesilla Park peaches claim jumbo fruit lead

The Mesilla Valley report describes peaches grown in Mesilla Park rivaling Picacho in size. Eugens Thwait shows a basket with peaches weighing up to twelve pounds for fourteen peaches and twelve inch circumference for some, noting specimens measured and weighed.

Farner

National Guard Co op cooperates with Farmers Las Cruces unit stay home

The Las Cruces unit of the 120th Engineers did not attend summer camp at Ft. Gian this fall due to a manpower shortage. A minimum crew of 36 men per company and 11 officers required would have crippled valley industry by taking workers from farms and local businesses. Major Lawn appealed to Adjutant General Skipwith and orders to camp were later canceled. Farmers groups and local business leaders praised the stand for cooperative priorities. John Bonney of Organ visited for several days this week.

Lawn Skipwith Pnls Lax Groves Mattor

Go to Theatre Week Shows At Local Venues

A series of upcoming cinema offerings includes Friday through Sunday showings featuring VCaptain Fly-by-Night, Miracles of the Jungle, and The Young Hajah. Eugene O'Brien stars in Joan Amith, with Tack Holt in The Man Unconquerable completing the program.

Big Prizes For First Cotton Produced In 1923 Season

El Paso Chamber of Commerce and the county agricultural agent announce prizes for the first cotton produced in the 1923 season. A $250 prize for the first bale of ready for market cotton from irrigated land of 100 acres or less, a $260 prize for the first bale of 500 pounds or more, and a blue ribbon for the best bale of 600 pounds or more. Contenders must be irrigated from Elephant Butte area to below Falcon, submit written area and acre totals, verified by two non-family farmers, with a statement from the ginner showing date, hour, and name of ginning completed.

Agricultural Department el Paso Chamber of Commerce Elephant Butlo Dam George A. Allgelt Falcona Elephant Butte den New Mexico Glacer

Salvation Army Harvest Festival Planned for September

The Salvation Army seal corps announces its annual harvest festival toward the end of September with dates to be announced. Baron Auriams will perform, aided by local growers and a produce auction to support corps work. The event aims to raise funds for home help and medical outreach in Dona Ana County.

The Seal Corps of Salvation Army Beton Auriams Dona Ana

Beatrice Lacaro to Arrive After Summer Vacation

Beatrice Lacaro daughter of Me and Mia J. A. Lucero of Mevilla will arrive before September first from a three month vacation in Albuquerque with her sister, Mew J. A. Bilve, formerly Mita Elly La Jara.

Viex Beatrice Lacaro Mia J. A. Lucero Mevilla Albuquerque Mew J. A. Bilve Mita Elly la Jara

8000 Acres Reclaimed in Two Valleys Project Update

An irrigation and drainage program reports 8000 acres reclaimed in two valleys this year, with total project costs reaching 12 million dollars. By year end, about 10,000 acres will be cultivated locally, and drainage works extend toward 116,000 acres. Projections show 160,000 irrigable acres upon completion across New Mexico and Texas, with extensive canal, drainage, and water infrastructure under construction and planned river diversions from Las Cruces to supply the region.

Lawrence RB Fiock el Pano Mefila New Mexico Texas Thon Menilta FE Pag Denis Pleo

Control methods for army and leaf worms in cotton fields

Farmers face sporadic army worm outbreaks in the valley cotter fields with limited current damage. Recommendations stress readiness, cautious arsenical use, and mixing arsenates with lime and flour to apply four pounds per acre, noting older methods are less thorough but still effective if dosages are careful.

Che Haya Wso Rome Uliteleta Ning Alont Four Ponds Paris Acre

Miss Bonnie Jinx Plans Visit to Pittabarg Pea

Miss Bonnie Jinx leaves Tay Cruces Saturday for Pittabarg Pea to visit her sister Mrs Ray mond Preoger.

Bonnie Jinx Tay Cruces Pittabarg Pea Mra Raymond Preoger

Las Cruces Public Schools Begin Work Tuesday

Las Cruces public schools reopen September 4 with minimal changes. Superintendent G B Jones notes no major shifts in coursework and a mostly renovated Centralacho building. Three faculty changes include Miss Hoton Rarker as director of physical training, Mr. Veurl Peatt to dramatics, and Day E. Shugarland heading manual teaching.

Law Grices High School G. B. Jones Ety Schoole Prac- Heally Hoton Rarker Veurl Peatt South Dakota State College E. Shugarland Jows State College Centralacho Fred Lucargo Hlzh Jones University of Winvis

Local Swimmers to Compete on Labor Day Meet at Cruces Pool

Labor Day events feature local swimmers at Cruces swimming pool on September 3 from four to eight o clock in the evening. Program includes 100 yard dash 200 yard breaststroke 100 yard backstroke 100 feet underwater swimming and diving. Beauty contest for girls under 12, with separate boys and girls competitions by age groups. Admission 15 cents, children under 12 pay 10 cents. Pool recently cleaned and electric light company provided water for free.

Bas Cruces Labor Day Girle Wader Tha Avents Tm Ewo Hoya Girly Thia Electric Light Company Wan ‘Water ix

Local Visitors From Michigan And Texas Attend House Guests

Miss Rosalie Frengee recently returned home from Ann Arbor Michigan after attending the University of Michigan. Her home guests include Miss Hetsy Taard of Northville Michigan and Mr Jack Jones of El Paso. Mrs Jones was formerly Miss Gladys Scott of Las Cruces.

Rosalie Frengee Wbo Hiane Ann Arbus Mich University of Michigan Hetsy Taard Northville Jack Jones el Paso Jones Mirx Gladys Scott Las Fruces

Charlin OHare Deputy Warden Tours California Return

Charlin P. O'Hare deputy game warden for Dona Ana County returned from a trip to California after completing official duties and a brief rest.

Charlin P. O'Hare Dons Ana County California

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