Rio Grande Farmer Publication Details and Rates
The Rio Grande Farmer is published every Thursday by Dona Ana County Farm Bureau and Bronson Printing Co Las Cruces New Mexico under Act of March 3 1879 Subscription rates are One Year Two dollars Six Months One dollar Single Copies five cents Advertising rates include display per inch and classified per word Readers per word and business management by Bronson Printing Co led by D W Bronson and David Bronson. The paper claims the largest circulation in the county agricultural press in the Southwest and lists an editorial board including F E Lester U S Kent S Hookland D W Bronson and others.
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Dona Ana
Bronson Printing Co
D. W. Bronson
David Bronson
Temple of Agriculture
Irrigation District
Farm Bureau
Federal Farm Loan
Down Ana County
Burvan
J. W. Taylor
Rio Grand No Valley Cooperative
Mity Association
D. F. Biggs
Oand Board OF Control
Where the West Begins
Song lyric fragment extols a brighter, kinder west where surroundings improve and hearts find relief. Imagery contrasts lighter snows bluer skies and stronger bonds with phrases on giving, hope, and less want. The stanza emphasizes renewal and communal cheer in a western setting.
President Coolidge Urges Farm Organization Support
Farmers of the Mesilla valley in Dona Ana County Farm Bureau are urged to back President Coolidge’s congressional message on agriculture. He cautions against costly price fixes and treasury schemes, urging direct farmer action, tax relief, railroad rate reform, cheaper fertilizers, and stronger organization to restore farm prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesilla Valley
Dona Ana County
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Graduates Shine
The institution asks readers to judge by its fruit: the character and success of its graduates. Engineers work worldwide, with graduates in top engineering firms and agriculture alumni finding roles as farmers, teachers, and researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Give the Gift of College Education This Christmas
A plea urges gifts toward college tuition for both boys and girls. The text highlights graduates entering farming engineering science teaching and home economics. It emphasizes equal access to higher education as a lasting, character-building present and invites readers to request more information from the college president.
Adobe Town and Southwestern Architecture Debate
A Las Cruces reader rebuts an eastern magazine writer who labeled Las Cruces an adobe town, defending adobe building as part of the Southwest’s character and urging public and state structures to reflect southwestern style for distinction from eastern sameness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Jil Pasco
Uverty-bou
East
Middle West
Impassable Road Sparks Public Critique Near College
A Rio Grande Farmer editorial recalls comments by Monterey's mayor and sociologist Edward Devine criticizing a neglected road through Mesilla Park from the paved highway to the drainage ditch. They urge immediate repair to match the nearby El Paso road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Farmer
Isvge
Monterey
Edward ‘I’. Devine
Waheo Tere
el Paso
Mesilla Park
New Body to Boost Dairy Industry in Mesilla Valley
Federal agent aids in forming a cooperative bull association in Dona Ana county. Bashero and Stockdale visit local dairymen to gauge interest and explain the plan. The association aims to pool bulls, set rules, and improve herd quality while noting 215 associations active nationwide as of 1923.
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ING Cooperative Bull Association
Mogilla
Bashwre
U.S
Clare
Bull Nesoclabiers
R. C
Bonaing County
Mesilla
Mr. Stockdale
Me. Bashero
Basheroy
Byil Association
Mr. Basherov
Cooperative Bull Association
Qona Ana
Ana
Thay Ro
Asociation
Bulle
United States
Bull Association
Rio Grande Irrigation Project Nears Full Construction
The Federal Rio Grande Irrigation Project, led by engineer Lawson, nears completion with the Elephant Butte storage, 60 miles of canals, and drainage system aiding New Mexico Texas and Mexican lands. The 1923 season shows cotton and alfalfa success, with projected gross yields around 6 million dollars and widespread land development potential.
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Federal Rio Grande Irrigation Project
Lawson
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Texan
Republic of Mexico
Rio Grands
Las Chucut
el Paso
Elephant Butte
Elephant Butterdam
Valles
Eilephant Butte
Pla
Texas
New Sfexien
Mextco
United States
Bend
Pelvato
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Billie Smith
Mian Goldie Dedell
Miasca Luncille Orsherry
May Botsherry
LeolanYiller
Lucy Smith
Maud Smith
Galdis Redell
Anna
Emma
Edith King
Vera Mayfield
Jack Reding
Bronson Redell
Wood
Yandel
Hehreimer
Man
W. R. Eccles
Deming
Leasburg
Ferme
Big Grande
FP. L. Reinhart Grocery CO
N. Main Sr
Detroit
LAS Cruces Motor Co., Inc
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