Dollar Social Nets Funds for Church Event
A Sunday or Thursday social at the E B vend home raised about $40 for a Presbyterian church. An excellent porch supper drew attendees and conversations featured women workers recounting how they earned money for the event. A humorous skit titled The Bachelor’s Menara included a scene of a single man forced to fix his wardrobe, leading to a charitable offer of shirt repairs for a dollar by a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fseigh Presbyterian Church
Dolla Social
E. B. Vend
AL Indiany
Pat
Fish season opens with licenses and limits detailed
The open season for fish includes trout and bass with specific limits and license options. Elephant Hutterike, the Rio Grande, and the Ruidoso are favored waters. Deputy wardens issue licenses or they are available at sporting goods stores. 10 pounds per person allowed in possession at once for trout and bass with a seven inch minimum for trout and a 15 pound possession limit noted for one. Road to Elephant Butte Lake via Rincon is reported good, a small store opened at the dam, and a local music event is announced at the Stevens residence.
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Jake
Game and Fish
Sporting Goods
Las Cruces
Elephant Butte Lake
Rincon
Brahms and Chopin Pieces Headline Local Recital Tonight
Prano selects Brahm s Syper Song No 2 and aria from the fairy opera Biegouratahia staged by Rimiskyi and Korsshof Miss Mossman to perform Kubtau s Sannia Or 20 No 2 and Morthon s Meditation for left hand only The Shepherd s Lullaby and Leybach s Fifth Nocturne act as solo pieces Meg Breverin and Miss Mossman present two duets Over the Waters and The Brook as closing numbers
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Prano
Brahm
Rimiskyi
Korsshof
Miss Mossman
Kubtau
Morthon
Henry and Leybach
Chopin
Meg, Breverin
Weather report for May at Bhate College detail
Albert S. Curry observer at Bhate College reports May weather with no precipitation versus .25 inch normal. Evaporation 12.359 inches slightly above normal. Monthly mean 68.5 F, 1.4 above normal. May 25 reached high temperature, May 3 low of 42 F. Relative humidity 26.45% near normal. Total wind movement 6374 aisles near normal. prevailing wind southwest. Maximum wind 4 mph May 3 from southeast.
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Albert S. Curry
Bhate College
Pool at Community House Ready Tuesday
The Woman's Improvement Association met at Community House with new president Mrs. David H. Lewin. They awarded the pool repair contract to Bascom-French Co. Six days work promised. pool to open next Tuesday June 12. Admission 10 cents for under 12, 15 cents for 17–18, 25 cents for adults. No full-time caretaker planned. visitors welcome. pool aims to meet State Health requirements.
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Community House
David H. Lewin
Bascom-French Co
The
Indies
State
Military School Scholarships Offered by New Mexico Institute
J C Yroutman announces the New Mexico Military Institute board grants several $100 scholarships for 1923 1924 entrants. In state students pay $20 less than out of state peers with tuition waived for in state attendees. Selection hinges on character academics activity and desire to pursue education with six years of pre college coursework. Details via the Director Scholarship Board Roswell NM.
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J. C. Yroutman
New Mexico Military Institute
Board of Regents
New Mexico
Ts Atute
Roswell
N. M
Miss Bride Opens Home for Mid Western Guest in Bridge Party
Miss Ethel McBride hosted a bridge party at Community House on Thursday afternoon honoring her guest Miss Estelle Kinney of St Louis. Prizes were won by Wil Lane for high score, Ross Kirwan second, Christine Islas third and Lea Ette O'Hara fourth. Guests included numerous local ladies and several National Guard and Reserve officers who joined in an invitation tennis tournament at Community House courts.
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Ethel McBride
Commuunity House
Estelle Kinney
St. Louis
Wil Lane
Ross Kirwan
Christine Islas
Lea Ette O'Hara
Florina Durio
Bonnie Cox
Elizabeth May Seligman
Genevieve McBride
Mesdames A
F Seale
B. G. Byne
J. Wi Lanne
Chas Lee
Eckert Stablein
F. Knight
Gustave Seligman
Guy Foraker
Ollie Taancks
Uil Lane
D. L. Jones
Misses Fstello Kinney
Lucille Doria
Florina Dunn
Alda O'lara
Sue Thompson
Ruth Roger
Mary Sue Graham
Laurille Lemon
Natonal Guard and Reserve
Community House Cour
Wilkinson
Ravens
Toll
Lane
Stablein
Barrows
Reemtsma
Seligman
Parasites and feeding cut egg production, say experts
Prof. J H Bardsley chief poultry man at New Mexco College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts notes in Ex tension Service bulletins that low egg output in this season stems from parasites, inadequate feed, or poor laying ability. He cites body lice on hens and outlines treatments including mercurial ointment and sodium fluoride either as a dip or powder, plus a home made louse powder mixing gasoline, stock dip, and cement to form a crumbly spread.
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J. H. Bardsley
New Mexco College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Extension Service
Feed Chicks Properly to Promote Growth
Louisiana State University poultry experts issue a press bulletin outlining chick feeding protocols. They detail weekly plans: early weeks use grit sand and multiple feedings including oatmeal and chick grain with milk. mid weeks add greens and greens and a mixed grain mash. later weeks increase meat scrap and introduce green feed, with continuous access to a cama mash.
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Louisiana State University
Poultry Disease Bulletin from University of California
Bulletin No 451 offers illustrated guidance on 28 poultry diseases including chicken pox soup tuberculosis and blackhead. It explains symptoms remedies and management tips such as feeding adjustments sanitation of coops vessels and water treatment to prevent diarrhoea and rashes in poultry.
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University of California
Guifornia
Berkeley
Califora
Evicantty 2 Strenuone Preacher
An announcement in the Caltowhig terreus posted outside Kyte shureh states WHF will preach next Sunday morning and evening. After services the ebaret will be closed for six weeks for necessary reales.
Notice of Sale in Dona Ana County
Notice is given that the Dona Ana County Sheriff will sell at 10:00 AM on July 6 1923 the homestead and personal property of Jerry Nordstrom seized under an 1922 judgment for $924.46 plus costs and interest. Items include two saddle horses branded and named, to satisfy the judgment and costs. Bids will be taken at the sheriff’s office in Dona Ana County New Mexico.
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Tate
New Mexico
Sierra
Seid Court
Ng Uc
A. D
Edward James
John James
Harry James
Frank A. Calhoun
Mohler
Tom Be
James Brothers and Calhoun
J. R. Blackshere
Watt Wilmore
Copartners
Blackadore and Cilmore
A. N
Trona Ann
Brandoul
Dona Ana
Jerry Nordstrom
D. EF. Rodriguez
Dons Ana
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Dollar Social Nets
Eyke
Bali
Baling
Mons Morrisman
Mesdames
W. J. Stevens
A. J. E. Thatcher
Noun Blossman
Stevens
Ieeis
Thomas Branigan
Empire
Cardwell
Mesilla Valley
W. T. Cardwell & Son
Delaware
Rainier
Southwestern Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Phong
Cereeman Bros
Kelly
Springfield
Bascom
Postoffice
Las Cruces, N. M
Miss Mbride
Stafford
Alan
Sheela
Bronson Printing Co
Gies
Gor
Hugo's Army Store
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