Estimated 1923 4 School Tax Increase Tied to Budgets
County budget hearings show a roughly 178000 total for county and Las Cruces schools, up from 172000 last year, with a reduced assessed value and higher tax rate likely. Las Cruces faces the largest district rise, while rural districts stay near the limit, and officials urge careful adherence to state caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Owens
County
Les Crices
Dhst
Schon
Done Ann
Selarieg
Jan Cruces
Tax Commission
Soig
State Tax ‘Commission
Dona Ano
Los Cruces
Ciatricts
Eyi
Las Cruzes
Las Cruces
Bene Ana
Avithes
South End
Alta Vista
Fligh
Wilde
Ichuners
Union High School
Dtd Suem High Schuon
Oehis
Jevy
Board of County Commissioners
State Tax Commission
County Budget Commission
County General School Fund
Jane
Aowed
Dona Ana
Rincon
Salon
la Stesa
San Miguel
Mesille
la Union
Anthony
My Bertin
Garfield
East Place
Mesilla Park
Ity Administration
Comia Seboat
Aanann
Patel
Las Crucen
Teat
Om Aceon
al Lance
Cotton Crop Behind Schedule Warns Analist Writer
The Analist reports the 1911 cotton crop likely to total about 12,000,000 bales versus 9,751,827 last year, citing cooler weather, excess rain, labor scarcity due to worker exodus to the North, and a slow start harming yields while demand and buying sentiment show tentative signs of recovery in the textile market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annalist, Financial and Commercial Journal
New York Timtes Company
USA
Financial
Missourri
Bissouri River
Georgia
Okla
Oma
South Careding
Annalat
Cotton
Tee
Willo
Wirne
Ukls Lime Trust
Las Cruces to Celebrate Independence Day Festivities
Las Cruces outlines a Fourth of July program featuring an 11 o clock sixty mile road race, a ball game at Pair Grounded, a late afternoon El Paso team contest, and a 120th Engineers band concert. An evening carnival dance and fireworks cap the day with proceeds aiding Post No. 19 American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Re Stanation Service
Dena Apa
County Farm Bureau
120Th Engineers
Antonio Ruiz
Amory
Harlowe Hyland
Yeland
Smith and
Ale Hood
Dut Quesenherey Post No. 19
American Legion
Edwin L. Holt
Gamis
J. W. Lawe
H. J. Reomisma
Alec Mood
Frank Lucero
Adjt
Ollane
Barrowe
McGee
Naniel Vaughan
Reemtsma
Bog Fanciers Seek Toy-Das Customer Inquiries
A Dodgeville Wis notice reads a request from Mrs Moody priev seeking a tiny Mexican hide toy dog. She wants a copper color female, slick-haired, suitable as a house pet, with the owner asking for a prompt answer and noting past cheap prices in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guarles C. Lee
BLM
Wirer
Moody
Priev
Dodgeville
Wis
Health Officers Start Clean Up in Las Cruces
County health officer Dr. G. W. Gerber and town board appoint Sykes as sanitary inspector to investigate yards and sanitary conditions, urge residents and businesses to keep premises clean, remove fire hazards, and prevent breeding sites. Sykes reports broad public cooperation and sees cleanup as town’s best interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keoyy St
Board of
Las Cruces
G. W. Gerber
Sykes
Megatty
Me. Sykes
Parnet
Chamber of Commerce organizes committee in Los Grices
The Chamber of Commerce committee for target and membership was formed at a Monday meeting. Fil Suny was named chairman with Migs Maud dce Witherspoon as secretary. Other members include Clarence J. Smith Rev H J Houmts ma Tay Af O Williams Mia Agnes TL Miss Hilda Schguk R W Goddard J Y W Lowe Percy WW Burkur J B Bockman and D S Bobbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Grices Chamber of Commerce
Fil
CL Suny
Migs Maud Dce Witherspoon
Clarence J. Smith
Rev. H. J. Houmtsma
Tay
O. Willams
Mia
Agnes TL
Miss Hilda
Schguk
R. W. Goddard
J. Y W. Lowe
Percy WW. Burkur
J. B. Bockman
D. 8
Bobbins
Plans to Resume Mining in Organ District Era
Plans to restart mining in the Organ district 16 miles northeast of Las Cruces gain backing from the Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce led by Sam Manasse. The district, rich in copper, lead, silver, gold, and zinc, includes the Torpedo, Memphis, and Excelsior mines with long production histories and potential for modern operation yielding high ore grades and multi-million dollar profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organ District
Organ Mining
Las Cruces
Stephenson-Bennett
Derson
Fogo
Little Buck
Yenta
Morton
Memphis
Memphis Pas
Excelsior
Brice Group
Pick Your Own Man and Cast Your Own Free Vote for President Now
A 1024 campaign is underway as national party committees gauge voter temper. The Rio Grande Farmer will conduct a nationwide vote on the People's choice for the next president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Our Next President Who Will He Be
The Farner invites readers to vote in a presidential election test from 1984 to 1928, with votes accepted until July 1. Readers may vote for any citizen. returns will publish state results and runners up, helping gauge public opinion free of party constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autocaster Service of
New York
Farner
Oman
United States
Tha Fariar
Lievelity
Anne
Ste L
Chaicns
Meir
Unclear Candidate List with Historical Names
A scrambled OCR list presents potential political figures, including governors, senators, and a secretary of state, with many misspellings and mismatched jurisdictions. The fragment lacks coherent context, dates, or a clear candidate selection.
Vaudeville Theater Listings Feature June Shows and Stars
The program lists Thursday and Friday June 7 with Thomas Melghan presenting the wine of Manslaughter in A Prime There Won. Saturday June 8 features Iron to Gold with Joet Tyrell and Retty Compson in To Save and to Hold. Tuesday and Wednesday Max Linder stars in Be My Wife, billed as a great comedy. Dustin Farnum also appears in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Melghan
Joet.tyrell
Retty Compson
Max Linder
Wife
Dustin Farnum
Will Meade Student Body Elects Officers at State College
Will Meade is named student body president at State College Las Cruces with junior Evereth Will and a slate of officers. J B Downs Las Cruces Arizy vice president Charles Ab Miller secretary Delbert Freeman yell leader Patrick Mobba Menilla Park assistant yell leader Joseph Goer Noswell Hound-Up edl lor athletic association Joseph Corn Ronwell president Havachell Miller Anthotry second vice president Ben fru min Drumrseht Mels third vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evereth Will
Las Cruces
State College
Com
J. B. Downs
Fishee
Arizy
Charles Abher Miller
Secrutary
Delbert Freeman
Patrick Mobba
Menilla
Park
Stoseph Goer
Noswell
Edllor
Joseph Corn
Vallny Sharp Visits Mesilla Valley on Town Tour
Vallny F. G. Sharp, editor of El Paw Port, spent Tuesday afternoon touring the Mesilla valley. He plans to return later in the week to Elephane Hutte and dam. Sharp praised the area’s agricultural potential, calling it the best he has seen and praising the climate as wonderful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Sharp
el Paw
Mesilla Valley
Elephane Hutte and Dam
Me. Sharp
Abla Ciatriet
Captain Fort's Cadets win drill meet at State College
Captain Tomlinson's Company Fort Jn led the competitive drill at State College Tuesday afternoon. Cadets earned the Irving silver cup for the host unit, with Company nine receiving a silver cup for the best squad. bronze went to the most highly drilled detachment. Judges praised the overall performance, naming Cadet Gung as best in the gallery range composition. Maurice Doothe was named Winner of the gallery range event, while trophies and marksmanship badges were awarded to several cadets. Vera Mayfield plans to leave for Tas Yigha to attend the summer Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. We Jowe
Reading
V. Mh. May Company
Firmen Fitzgerald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Owens
Las Creces
Cruces
Bog
C. of C
Org
Torpedo Ming
Urgan Mountain Mining Company
Dhutes
Waldcon Wilson
Henry Ford
Hirajs Jaligon
Outer Underwood
William Burnt
al Smith
Harbert Hoovey
William Randolph- Hearst
Wier McAdoo
William Denniege Bryan
Ralatan
Indiana
Albert Shaw
Dohe W. Davie
West Virginia
Lowden James M. Cox
Ohio
Hughes Euanne Dales
Lafollenta
Arthur Capper
Kanvar
Sizer
Newdariey
Navajoland Program
Will Meade
Vallny
Captain Fort’s
Mira Vera Mayfield
Tas Yigha
Rio Grande Farmer
The
Rio Grands Farmer
San Cruces
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