Children Day Program at First Presbyterian Tunis
Children and teachers presented a varied program at First Presbyterian Church Tunis for Childrens Day. Dicky Loomis and Mildred Hearn delivered recitations, Dorothy and Ruth France sang, and the school closed with the anthem Serving the King and the final Children's Day song. Miss Bowmsons class and speakers including Mr Reemtsma and Mr Henry gave brief talks.
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First Presbyterian Charch
Tunis
RH Franca
H. J. Reemtama
Pashor
Dicky Loomis
Mildred Hearn
Dorothy
Ruth France
Jeane
Gloria Hayner
Margaret Shipe
Tommy Loomis
Herman Beckley
Nelson
Martha Shipe
Willis Lewis
Herbert WW. Peets
France
Miss Bowmson
Paul Stoes to Stage Santa Fe Violin Concert
Paul Stoes violinist announces engagement for a concert in the Museum auditorium Santa Fe on June 28. He was invited by the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce but dates closed. Reports from Chicago note his progress with Bush Conservatory and with the symphony orchestra. He will visit Las Cruces after Santa Fe, staying with his parents and possibly giving a recital there.
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Santa Fe
Paul Stoes
Henry Stoes
Museum
Chicago
Bush Conservatory
Symphony
Bag Cruces
Ate
Las Cruces
Sante Fe
American Bull Puppies For Sale With Papers
For sale in Las Cruces a litter of American Bull puppies both male and female. Papers on both sides. Contact Edw. Dr. Walker at Happy Hour Confectionery. Phone 6. June 14, 1921.
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Walker
Happy Hour
Las Cruces
Federal Agent Dennis Excels In Removing Undesirable Aliens
George G. Dennis of the federal immigration department stationed here several months is praised for excellent work helping the community rid itself of unlawful aliens. Authorities say his efforts deter undesirable men and women from gaining footholds in this part of New Mexico.
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George G. Dennis
Federal Immigration Department
Dennis
New Mexico
Town backs federal officer to curb unwanted residents
Mr. Deunka, stationed permanently in the federal building, will receive full support and cooperation from the town, county, and district in preventing the community from becoming a habitat for Persona not wanted as residents. This effort aims to keep undesired elements out of the locality and across the country.
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Deunka
Soldier Exemption Claim Notice Issued in Dona Ana County
Soldiers are urged to submit their names and proof of eligibility for the exemption under House Bill No. 288 Sixth Legislature State of New Mexico to the Dona Ana County Assessor in Las Cruces. Compliance should be as prompt as possible. Bennett, Agts. Mexdco.
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State of New Mexico
Thal
Donaing
Las Cruces
New Mexico
New Mexico Idea Praised At National Electric Meet
New Mexico firms received recognition at the National Electric Light association congress in New York the week of the fourth. The emphasis on public utility advertising aimed at informing the public was highlighted as a key factor in their success, with many companies using newspaper ads to spread information.
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National Electric Light Association
New York
New Mexico
Farmer Prices Across the Board Under Public Demand
Sydney Anderson of Minnesota chairs the Agricultural Enqu panel which studied marketing factors for farm products. The report breaks a 20 cent package of rolled oats into retailer and wholesaler profits, costs, and transportation. It argues consumer demand drives variety and stocking costs, highlighting farmer exploitation and consumer burden.
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Sydney Anderson
Minnesota
Agricultural Enqu
Aconta
Public utilities advertised heavily during wartime
Eastern delegates learned public service companies published over 20 600 inches of newspaper advertising in World War II to inform the public about the problems impacting their ability to provide adequate service.
Poultry Expert Explains How to Control Bugs
A New Mexico poultry expert describes the blue bug as a major nuisance for fowl growers. He notes adults hide in cracks and visit roosting birds during the day, while newly hatched seed ticks attach for three to ten days, then mature. Recommendation: thoroughly clean the hen house and plaster adobe buildings both inside and outside.
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New Mexico
Bardsley
New Mexico Agricultural College
Poultry House Pest Control and Maintenance Notes
The text discusses painting the poultry house interior with oil based paints, frequent applications with crude oil, and sealing cracks to prevent blue bug infestations. It emphasizes keeping cracks soaked and notes risk of reinfestation from 600 to 900 eggs laid by females, hatchable in 100 to 16 days in warm weather.
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Erarka
Etiquette Rules for Frat Cats and New Neighbors
A fragment discusses etiquette for new neighbors and social introductions. It notes that newcomers should extend hospitality to the community, with old residents welcoming them by calling on key figures like the White House and vice president in Washington. It suggests etiquette varies by moving within a city and that neighbors often gain acquaintances quickly.
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Neigitine Hood
Neenom New
Washington
Caorale
Aral
White House
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