Agricultural Bureau Board And Officials Listed
The article presents a roster of August Wolf as editor, county officials and cooperative farm groups for Dona Ana County New Mexico. It enumerates editors directors office holders and local unit chairs including Anthony Berino Mesilla Park Las Cruces and Canutillo with Farm Bureau and related associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Ana County
H. BH. Brook
Elephant Butte Irrigation District
B. Lester
State Farm Bureau
H. L. Kent
New Mexico College of Agricultura
G. & Hookland
Hureau
D. W. Bronson
Bronson Printing Company
EXLAR
Dona Ana
Done Ana
Romig
Yeo
Salem
N. M
Humboldt Galad
Canutillo
N. T
B. d. Eylar
la Mesa
Percy W. Barker
Mesilla Park
Rigney
Anthony Berino
F. D. Bowman
Camutlad Ioe Gillett
Paul Price
A. Donaldson
W. OD. Smith
Easuiver
Chambering
Tt. Deck
Airs
LA Mesay
J. Rigney
J. FR. Bradshaw
Treasa Dona Ana Ay
P. Thorpe
H. Henry
Secre-Treaecrar
Citizenship duties and government participation urged
George Wharton Pepper argues in a YMCA publication that citizenship encompasses all life duties from home to politics. He says government involvement in society grows with social and industrial complexity, and youth must engage actively via the ballot to protect neighbors' interests and achieve personal satisfaction from public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soliton Ueys
Esys
George Wharton Pepper
America
Ignetion
Fay Sperry Named Director of Federal Land Bank
Fay Sperry elected director of the Federal Land Bank seen as key for Mesilla and Rincon valleys irrigation loans. Article argues Sperry’s mix of banking skill and farming experience makes him ideal to oversee farmer cooperative lending across Oklahoma, New Mexico, and irrigated and dry farming regions amid cautious optimism about irrigation expansion.
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Fay Sperry
Federal Land Bank
Mesillit
Rincon
Wichite Bank
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Elephant Butte
United States
Sperry
Iowa
Joans
Farmers’ Cooperative
Federal
Jana
Fanners
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Mesilla
Anek Sfisa
Making Most Of Other Fellow's Experience
A reflection on civilization as the highest product of evolution and its contrast with savagery. Civilization hinges on using accumulated human knowledge rather than relying solely on personal experience. Advanced individuals seek past experiences recorded in books and accept them as facts rather than learning everything firsthand.
Planter Knowledge and Livestock Health Lessons
The text emphasizes farming success through seasonal knowledge and the experiences of earlier observers. It notes that livestock health prevents outbreaks via preventive principles and that farmers improve by studying journals, bulletins, and books. It urges readers to seek out prior experiences to advance civilization and farming practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Cunningham Named Farmers' Representative to Federal Reserve Board
H. Curmingham, recently appointed by President Harding as the farmers' representative on the Federal Reserve Board, was born on a Wisconsin farm in 1869. He rose from modest beginnings to own a 320 acre Cresco Iowa farm, held three terms in local government, led farming groups, and became a national advocate for agriculture. The appointment is celebrated by farmers as advancing the farm cause on the Reserve Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Curmingham
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Burlington
Wis
Laws
Cresco
Hee Siaatter
National Live Stock Pronicurs Association
Farmers’ Love
Iowa Farm Credits Association
Cunningham
Iowa
Federal Reserve Hoan
Cunmingham
Farmers of America
Cabbage Growers Profit From 1923 Mesilla Valley Crop
Cabbage growers in the Mesilla Valley anticipate strong profits from the 1923 crop with cabbage around 80 per ton and potential staying at 60 or higher due to short supply. The article discusses market reach, costs, and cultivation tips, stressing soil quality, manure application, early planting advantages, and pest spray timing to optimize yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesilla Valley
Colorado
Texas
California
Bellas
Fort Worth
Houston
Galveston
Sramble & Co
Cubas
Stark
War Veterans Exemption Notice Issued by Dona Ana County
C O Bennett assessor for Dona Ana county requests all eligible persons for the Soldier Exemption under House Bill No 250 Sixth Legislature New Mexico to file their names with proof of eligibility at Bennetts office in the courthouse during regular business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Bennett
Dona Ana
New Mexico
Bennett
Court House
Hans
Organ
Lov Croces
Wayside Notes on Industry and Education
The column notes editorials from The Lordsburg Liberal and Deming Graphic, praising industry, public works, and the need for funding. It highlights a birthday tribute to Hayajy Pill, calls for electrical expansion to ease burdens, and previews agricultural and mining insights. It mentions sheep brands law, development plans for Lov Croces, and Southwestern railway and education conferences led by Red Cross and national educators.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande Republic
Dostottice
Len Cruces
N. W
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Temple of Agriculture
Lee
Federal Farm
Bouuleas Management
Dir Printing Co
Devil Bronga
August Wolf
Board OF
J. W. Taylor
C. E. Locke
Eanc
STATF
Farian Gardea
N. BM
LM. Lawson
W. T Scoggly
Hay Kate M. Evana
Mad
W. E. Newsom
Berino
AOL
H. F. L McKamy
Anthony
James
James Quesenbergy
McKamy Sin J. Rigney
Liberty
Negherhood
Pepper
Federal Reserve
By W. 1. Scoggin
Wayside
Wilfred E. Molt
Lordsburg Liberal
Saga In Pert
Wales
Hell
Willem E. Gordon
Deming
Philip Rose
Country Linticiitd
Oye
Office of the
Sheep Sanitary Board
Thin Yeshagcompany
Iilitee
Oze
Southam Pacific Railway
Mexic
HU. B. Titcomb
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Sierra Madre
Santiago River
San Francisco
Oakland
He Wooyer
Carrier Te
John J. Tigert
U- 8
Commissioner Education
Bay Cities
National Council of Educationy
Tional Pedikadern Jeuage Teachers
Hatla Teachers’ Association
The
Netional Council of 3 Women In Education
Home Sweet
Ame
Pau Ivan
Omar
Pos
Mister Couc
Terry Gilkisoo
Leanny
Ogeat
AR van Sreer
Rome
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