Cultivation Not Water Makes Cotton Thrive
Agricultural agent Bonanne County and Mayfield say cotton grows best when soil stays moist by cultivation rather than frequent irrigation. They note one irrigation before planting and two after can be excessive for some crops, stressing deep roots and early summer saviors. A dairy test at Anthony Boring Farm showed many preferred Nannies goat milk over cow milk, with goats’ milk favored by 7 of 12 tasters, and child welfare workers noting goats’ milk benefits for babies.
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Las Crees
Mayfield
Bir
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Dudorence
Buereau Local
Gost
Nannie
Nannies Milk Fools Seven Of A Dozen
O G Cunningham, dairy professor at State College, conducted trials to determine if tasters could distinguish goat milk from cow milk. The tests involved a number of participants, aiming to assess whether perceptible differences exist and how confidently people could identify the milk types.
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O. G. Cunningham
State College
Trench silos prove satisfactory in new dairy areas
The trench silo method, long used in Colorado sugar beet regions, shows strong results in New Mexico and warrants expanding building this season. State agronomist George Quesenberry notes two workers and a scraper can erect one in a week on drained soil with walls standing without cave-ins, offering big feed-value savings.
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Colorado
New Mexico
George OR. Quesenberry
Walla
State Loses Valued Servant to California
A respected guard and extension veterinarian from State College, Dr. E P Johnson, has left his post in New Mexico to take a government position in Oakland California. Johnson served during epidemics aiding livestock dairy sheep and swine industries, earning gratitude for rapid disease control. He leaves many friends across New Mexico and statewide appreciation for his courtesy and generosity.
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EP. Johnson
State College
Oaktead
Calif
Sohne
New Mexico
Johnson
Wno Wath Hits Success and Happiness in New Home
Wno Wath finds success and happiness in his new home reinforcing a fresh start and steady progress. The subject expresses optimism about community integration and personal growth while adjusting to the surroundings and routines.
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Wno Wath
Help Wanted for Farmers in Temple of Agriculture Area
Men seeking work report at the county agent's office near the Temple of Agriculture but placements are limited by few requests from farmers. Farmers needing labor should call the Farm Bureau in the forenoon or ask stage drivers in El Paso to pick up workers.
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Temple of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
el Paso
Loretta Girls stage Victorian play at Toretta hall
Loretta girls presented a three act Victorian style play The Ladies of Cranford before a large Toretta hall audience on a June evening. Seniors and Juniors in period costumes performed with charming readings and songs, accompanied by Fountain's orchestra, recreating a genteel English village scene.
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Loretta
Toretta
Fountain
Laoretto
Cranford
Mary Catherine Grawley
Irene Steyskal
Leona Steyskal
Betty Waterman
Josephine Lucere
Mary Catherine Crowley
Mary White
Loretto
Cruces
Mesilla Valley Seen As Superior to Southern California
Frank W. Campbell praised Mesilla Valley after a California trip, noting year round climate, cheaper irrigation water, and land priced at a third of California. He said cotton, crops, and other produce can thrive here, but urged a creamery, a canning factory, and more capital to develop resources for a stronger local economy. Intelligent farming pushes Mesilla Valley toward growth.
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Mesilla Valley
South California
Messila
Frank W. Campbell
Las Cruces
Califronia Evew
California
Louise Gehl Delights in Piano Se program at Mrs Stevens Home
An afternoon at Mrs W D Stevens home on May 26 featured Louise Gehl in a piano recital with Mrs Lewis A Broadus. Gehl, about 45, displayed deep emotion, refined pedal work, and Chopin with musicality. Hannon duped by Provencal chanson performance. A room perfumed by sweet peas. Refreshments followed with Mrs Vieln Broadus and Abs Jowig A Broadus assisting.
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B. Thompson
Paxton
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Frederic Dean
Gretchen van Vieck
Helen Field
Bonnie Cox
Frances Kennedy
Sue Thompson
Holyeasts
Meadamas C
T. Mgnerly
C. BE
Strickland
W. H. Hortis
BH. M. Buck
John Bingham
H. F B. Molt
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P. F. Campbell
A.B. Sage
Henry C. Bowman
R. I. Faulkner
J. Winkler
George B. Jonson
A. D. Saundera
Frank T. French
Peter Gallagher
Fred Lohman
F. Weisenhorn
Fily
Bonn
J. W. Iles
Frederic Ean
George W. Prenger
David
Elizabeth Waddill
Mesdames P. R. Fuller
Dan Williams
George Williams
Sam von Vieck
Henry Stocs
B.C. Wade
F. Knight
Helen Roberts
Harriet Galles
McIntosh
E. J. Stern
J. G. Waterman
Tomlinson Fort
Frank Coapbell
If Hl. Brook
Frances Cross
W. B. May
Louise
W. d. Stevens
Vieln Broaddus
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Net Tourney In Progress At Community House Court
An invitation tennis tournament at Community House Court shows doubles action completed and singles starting. Finals in doubles set for this afternoon at 6, with semifinals and preliminaries listing winners such as Barrows Beligman and Broaddus Lane.
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Commuunity House
Elfiett-Davis
Mott-Stabbin
Freeman- Bowwar
Fuller-Pricey Barrows-Seligman
Buvena- Hood
Broaddus-Lane
Willuson
H. B
Brazito Sunday School Wienie Roast Delights Members
Brazito Sunday school members enjoyed a wienie roast hosted by Jesse Richard Ison on Tuesday evening. The group included Misses Rose Alexander Edith Turner Zn and Eayalda Simms Fay Atking Elor Simms Esse Richardson Erin Trener J D Edwards Viewil Atchuts Edward Archer Roy Dodson McGann Mines Markley Turner and was chaperoned by Mines Markley and Turner.
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Brazito
Brazito Sunday School
Jesse Richard
Ison
Rose Alexander
Edith Turner
Eayalda Simms
Fay Atking
Elor Simms
Esse Richardson
Eriin Trener
J.D. Edwards
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Edward Archer
Roy Dodson
McGann
Mines
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Turner
Famous men in picture at Navajoland theatre
The Paramount picturization presents famous figures from art history including Shapeapeare Ben Inku son Van Dyke and others. The film set largely at King James I of Rogland’s court showcases lavish festivities and revels with artistic presentation.
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To Mare
Be My Wife brings Max Linder to Navajoland Theatre
Max Linder presents a Goldwyn comedy about winning and keeping a wife with comic flair. The film "Be My Wife" opens next Tuesday at the Navajoland theatre, following a playful plot of courting and domestic schemes.
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Mex Linder
Goldwyn
Navajoland Theatre
Max Linder
Directors of E. B. I Plan Inspection Trip
Directors of the Elephant Butte Irrigation District will depart Monday for a one day inspection of Rincon valley irrigation works and the Elephant Butte dam and reservoir. The trip, led by a project manager and an accountant, aims to review plans for the Rincon valley development and open bidding for construction in 1921.
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