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Rio Grande Farmer

Location

Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1923

Page

6

Does Cotton Pooling Pay

A Las Cruces cotton pooling effort with 75 growers is described as yielding savings and higher returns through cooperative selling. The article reviews bidding dynamics, shipment to Houston, and weight adjustments, noting gains of about 7.60 dollars per bale and overall benefits from a simpler selling organization while highlighting grading fairness and local market comparisons. It also includes an advertisement for home-made candies and Christmas orders.

Las Cruces Anle Ahe New York Tacueta Fuc Garrow, MacClain & Garrow Houston Hougton Touston Cotton Exchange Monston C. ¥. Smith Mf. Smith Mr. Smith John Tirec

Kellam Duo to Perform at Loretto Academy Friday

Knights of Columbus announce the Kellam Duo, a baritone reader and a pianist-accordionist, will headline the Lyceum program at Loretto Academy on Friday evening December 7. The Kellam group, seasoned performers with years on Chautauqua circuits, has appeared in the Midwest and is billed as a leading Lyceum attraction.

Knights of Columbus Kellam Duo Loretto Academy Kellam Lyceum Courar Hintanad Lyceum API Chautauqua Courres H. M. Bowers Hotel Amador

SEW & 50 ELECTS OFFICERS

The Sey and So club elected officers at Mrs. Ralph French home. Officers for the coming year were: President Mrs. J. S McClure, vice president Mrs. J. A. McClernon, secretary Mrs. Taylor Cada, Treasurer Mrs. W. E. Ayres. The next meeting will be at Mrs. F A McClernon's home.

Sey and So Ralph French Cers McClure J. A. McClernon Tayi Cada W. E. Ayres Mem Clernon

Frenger and Kent Promote Cooperation for El Paso Valley

Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce president George W. Frenger and Dr. L Kent of New Metrie College spoke at a El Paso luncheon urging cooperation between upper and lower valleys. They cited reclamation projects, local trade potential, and buying home grown products to boost merchants. Tom James of Las Cruces died at 60 after fourteen years in the city.

el Paso San Arnees Mesilla George W. Frenger Las Cruces City Federation of Women's Clubs Mr. Frenger Elephant Batte Texas Lexethev Las Graces Chamber of Commerce Les Cruces Upper Valley Dr. Kent Southwest Rip California New Mexico Ora Merchanty Tom James My. James Kenkicky

For Sale and Rent Notices Near Amador Hotel

Fragmented notices list miscellaneous items including a for sale of a cow and a furnished house for rent. Names such as Wil, Ates Sandoval, W. £. Strode and Mrs C. A. Campbell appear with contact details. Location references include Las Craves and Amador Hotel. Date stamps show December entries. The legible bits indicate a classified style brief from a past issue.

Merger Enables Las Cruces to El Paso Passenger Service

The Yenus Stage and Truckine and the International Passenger Service company have merged with H-K Truck Line. Daily passenger and freight schedules now include seven passenger buses Las Cruces to El Paso and six freight trucks each way. Manager Charles Hill states improved service under unified leadership with offices on Main Street and at Griggs and Water streets, plus a new daily Las Cruces to Deming link.

Yenus Stage and Truckine International Passenger Service Company H-K H-K E Company Las Cruces Charles Hill Marning International Line Royner of Griggs and Water Ereets Ax el Tano Union Depot Langrweil Savage Lower Valley South Virginian Street Demingr el Paso

Old Time Breakfast and Dessert Recipes Snap Shot

A garbled list of vintage kitchen directions outlines breakfast ideas and dessert preparations including prunes, cinnamon, butter, and coconut confections. It mentions salt nimvony leftovers, bunny crusts, and chocolate macaroni with condensed milk, plus cabbage salad and cottage cheese with mayonnaise for Sunday night.

Locust species cost world vast sums in ongoing plagues

A fragment describes a locust species causing global agricultural damage estimated at $100,000 annually. It mentions efforts by Amortena to collect selenium or related control measures. The text is garbled with muddled names such as Verece Wray weld and Linas Ehiai, with references to western regions and dated 1921.

Amortena Selanite

Center of Christmas Activities Open This Season

The Center hosts holiday activities and events this season with community outreach and festive displays. Visitors can enjoy crafts, performances, and charitable drives led by local organizations and volunteers.

Rotary Gains Strength in Las Cruces Meeting

Las Cruces Rotarians held a midweek gathering with strong attendance and several visitors from Las Cruces and El Paso. Dr. Lewis presided and led talks on establishing a county hospital, with speakers noting taxation may not be ripe for such a project. Local visitors included Frendenthal Stockdale and others from Las Cruces and nearby areas.

Rotary Las Cruces el Paso Lewis lTam Ai ‘i Les Cruces Re, McBride H. J. Reemtsma Tas Cruces Nob Lalta Chas, Peney and Floyt Ryan TE Masu Kewin Lyrose Mbuguergee

Nutrition classes benefit children in Chickasha Okla community

About 1260 children in Chickasha Oklahoma benefited from nutrition classes run by the Grady County Chapter of the Red Cross last year. The program addressed malnutrition not from food shortages but from improper diets. It introduced balanced meals in 17 schools, taught proper eating frequency, and promoted fruits vegetables milk while eliminating coffee and tea. A health rule contest encouraged exercise and personal hygiene leading to notable improvements in weight and overall health. parents urged continued funding for another year. Also a new Tar Crosses to Hi Paso bus line began service with two sedan coaches, adjusted schedules to meet demand, and operates two trips daily.

Chickasha Oklatora

Fragmented Las Cruces Office and Regional Notes Blinked

Las Cruces offices near KT Johne' c'gar store in the spire once held by the Yan us line. El Paso headquarters are in Sheldon Hotel. Mr Gibbs had years in this business and drove a stage line between Silver City and Mogollon. Veiteh is cited as a right hand in the Yentis force. An assorted mix of names and places with unclear connections to local business and Farm Bureau notices appears, including references to Bonham and Reber and a New Mexico College president.

Las Cruces KT. Johne’ C'Gar el Paso Sheldon Hotel Gibbs Silver City Mogollon Veiteh Yentis

William Reber Dies in El Paso After Illness

William Reese Reber died Tuesday in El Paso after a prolonged illness. The body has been shipped to his former home in the east for burial.

William Reese Reber el Paso

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L. G. Mayfield T. J. Kellain Molin Ding Jesse Leta Lowery Slnger SEW Alexander's Laura Louisa Frenger el Paso High School Las Cinena High School Ira C. Farney Detroit Las Crocet Motor Co., Inc Frenger Kent Wil Las Craves Ates Sandoval Goon Family W. £. Strode Craces Motor Company Mra C. A. Campbell Amador Murches Verece Wray Weld Linas Manasse Bros Haniskerchiets Sik Underwear Han Vanity Handkerchies Hamiskerchiefs Raps Ganization Preston and Koester Bode Schweln Cil Gibbs Ray Veiteh Raskenger Copelan Tar Cruces Hi Pasa Bulsk Sarvier Electric Lions Bascom Reber Cruces Bonham and Reber H. J. Kenspeat New Mexico College Pri Mexico State Teachers Asoosi Mee Kent Farm Bureau
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