Voters Engage In Nationwide Presidential Test Vote
The Col lier's weekly and The Farmer publish a nationwide test vote on the next U S president. Early tallies show Ford leading Harding in some regions while Gardner's backers gain in others. Readers in New Mexico and Las Cruces are urged to cast ballots, with results to appear in a future issue.
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United States
Rio Grande
Marding
Ford
Grande Farmer
Las Grupes
Cio
New Mexico
Ely
America
Young Schmid Catches 40-Pound Catfish Shocking Story
The Herald of El Paso highlights a young angler Albert A. G. Schmid, 13, of 3820 Hueco Street, who claims to have caught a 40-pound yellow catfish at Hot Springs on Monday. He says 26 witnesses can substantiate his tale and depicts a dramatic camp and hotel dining room meal as part of the record.
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Rio Grande
Miss Frances Kennedy Dancing Party Honoree
Miss Frances Kennedy of Miami Oklahoma is honored at a Tuesday evening party hosted by H I Crook. The event at Crook home featured pink and lavender decor, refreshments, and chaperones including Mrs Van Vieck and Mrs Brook. Guests and escorts list numerous attendees with many names recorded.
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Frances Kennedy
Genevieve van Vieck
Philip van Vieck
Frank Brown
H. I. Crook
Mr. Brown
Miani, Oki
Mmes
Sara van Vieck
H. H. Brook
M.A. Brook
Plr
Cross
Missca Maudic
Lowe
Maurine Dyne
Ella Marie Goodin
Cordelia Hingerty
Laura Louise Frenger
Maxine Steven
Jewel Grenn
Vivian Lucers
Dana Qroaddus
Dorothy Morgan
Mary Stevens
Vansel Tillmant
Tolier Sele
Martha Evans
Edith McClernon
Elma Bowman
Margaret Bowman
Rose Johnson
Lucy Thompson
Gretchen van Vleck
Fruth Roger
Dorothy Robbins
Bonnie Cox
Hal Tice
John Robbing
Fret Powell
Frank Frenger
Dr. Shipman
Ladies of Missionary Society Present Play at Mesills Park
The Presbyterian church of Mesills Park hosted a missionary play by the Ladies of the Missionary Society. Principal roles were Peggy Stauffer and Effie Bell, with cast members including James Tusyer Mrs J A Higley and Ruth Taylor. The production featured 13 patients and a Bible woman, with Effie Bell as the outcast. The group praised the entertaining performance though space limited individual notices. Wiss Hilda Schenk returned from a visit to friends and relatives in Fleas.
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Ladies of the Missionary Society of
Presbyterian Church of
Sre
Lillie White
Elizabeth Gawenstein
John Bell
Lulu Hudson
Velma Bell
Agnes Bell
McNutt
Mex Edward Latham
Mr. Puffer
Dora Latham
Blanche Cunninghart
Effie Bell
Wiss Hilda Schenk
Valley cabbage crop yields strong returns in valley district
Cabbage crops in the Menilla valley and Vinton district are estimated at 1,000 to 4,100 tons this season with an average return near $80 per acre. W. S. Crombie & Co. notes better quality and tonnage than previous years. The district ships from Las Grueces, Dona Ana, and Vinton, with seven varieties shipped last week and more cars to move next week.
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Menilla
Vinton
Copenhagen
Tas
W. S. Crombie & Co
el Paso
Populyr
Dona Ana Geanty
Las Gruecea
Dong Abia
Educator of El Paso to Preach in Las Cruces
Dr. Roberts of El Paso High and El Paso Junior College invites Las Cruces to Sunday service with Rev. Williams absent. Educator and Methodist minister Dr. Roberts is renowned in New Mexico educational circles, formerly Las Vegas High principal and Las Vegas Normal University president. Sermon subject Have You Lost Your Gods concerns faith and youth volunteers of St. Paul’s church delivering sermonettes by Blanche Hearn Grace Newstead and Dorothy Morgan. The Ryworth League and Wednesday prayers also featured, with supporting turnout and renewed church inspiration.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Williams
Roberts
el Paso High School
el Paao Junior College
Roberta
Favoratito Kitawh
New Mexico
Las Vegas High School
Las Vegas Normal University
Methodist Church
Blanche Hearn
Grace Newstead
Dorothy Morgan
Serius
W. P. Gray
Mesilla Park
Randolph Long
Hugh Robinson
Ona Houxt
Ryworth League
Misa Grace Nepstead
Albert Miller
Lag Cruces Opens 1924 Swimming Pool Under Woman’s Aid
Lag Cruces opened yesterday for the 1924 season with enhancements by the Woman’s Improvement Association. New features include showers sanitary arrangements duck-boards for bathers a spectator lawn and pumping equipment to sustain water flow. Bascom French Co. did the work. McPride Jones remains pool director and lifeguard. W A Jennings and family left for Fort Bayard for Mr Jennings’ undertakings.
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Lag Cruces
Woman's Improvement Association
Bascom- French
McPride Jones
Chamber Offers Cash Prizes for Crop Exhibits
The Blonday Chamber of Commerce votes cash prizes for district crop exhibits. Prizes include ribbons and money for wheat oats alfalfa and other products with entry deadlines July 16 for wheat and oats and September 15 for alfalfa. Exhibits must meet size and head/leaf standards and will be judged by prize levels. The chamber promotes agricultural displays to impress visitors and attract interest.
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Chamber of Commerce
Blonday
Fred S. Voss
House
Hesa
Tora
Robert C. Steckstale
Grant County Copper Company Elects New Directors
The Grant County Copper Company met in the Judge's chambers and elected E. Hamilton as president with W. Boruhill and J. Miller among directors. Miss Rohrer serves as secretary, Dr Barnhill as statutory agent, and the board will study engineering to place the mine in operation. Forty percent of stock is held by Dona County residents.
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Copper Company
E. Hamilton
Quwning
Grant
J. Miller
Miss
J. Rohrer
St. Ovis
Ito
Tray Parney
W. Boruhill
F. Knight
Las Cruces
A. Tf. Wade
Iannibal, Ma
Chase
Hamilton
White
Misa Rohrer
Treaser
Barnhill
F. J. Link
Varigus
Santa Hits
China Copper Company
Dona Eounty
NAVAJOLAND PROGRAM OFFERS DUAL MOVIE NIGHTS
Will Hart stars in NAVAJOLAND PROGRAM touring town with titles THE LOVERS OF PHARAOH and THE EX-KAISER, plus a sixteenth series of events including African wildlife thrills and social gatherings. Notable attendees include Miss Fiorina Durie, Mrs Oliia Janacks, and James P. Mitchell who has returned from New York.
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Will Hart
Samurday
Charles Buck Jones
Pharaoh
Nichiré
James P. Mitchell
New York
England
Apia el Pass
Race helend draws entrants from Silver City and beyond
The Fourth of July road race attracts interest across the state with entrants expected from Silver City Deming Lordsburg Fort Bayard N M and Colorado Springs Colo. Notable entries include Jim Smith Byron Jones Bob Walters and Alec Hood. Officials note stock car rules with limited extras to keep purses attainable.
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C. Hyland
Parner
Silver City
Deming
Lordsburg
Fort Baylrd
N. Ma
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jim' Smith
Byron Jones
Bob Walters
Alec' Hood
State College Names Crawford as Botanist
State College announces the appointment of Crawford as plant pathologist and botanist to begin July 1. He brings botany and bacteriology training, graduate work on plant diseases, and a year at Arkansas Agricultural College researching cotton and tomato wilt. Crawford, age as stated, is married and will assume duties as the valley’s plant disease expert.
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Agriculture Acts
Guedbal
Laws Agricultural College
Kent
Crawford
Benuse
Arkansas Agricultural College
Meailln Valley
Fantet
Birthday Party Dance for Alexander Jimenez Turns Twenty One
Alexander Jimenez celebrated his twenty first birthday Monday evening with a loge dancing party at his parents home north of IB. More than six f young men and women attended and Misses Tiltic and Elizabeth Fountain provided songs and recitations. Punch ice cream cake and coffee refreshments accompanied the merrymaking. The home was attractively decorated with flowers and greenery.
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Alexander Jimenez
Moniro Jimenez
Miases Tiltic
Elizsteth Fountain
Jimeaux
Frenger Urges Prompt Action in Union High School Election
Numa G. Frenger urged rapid preparation for Union High School district election covering Dona Ana and Las Cruces areas. County commissioners named judges and clerks for district precincts, detailing polling sites at Dona Ana School, Las Cruces offices, Mesilla Park, and Picacho with a focus on mobilizing qualified voters and early results.
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Frenger
Union
Numa G. Frongar
Lae Cruces
Funes
James Biurkle
Schoah Howso
Dona Ana
Slarks
Georgs Griggs
Carlos Bernacdo
Kask Plcacho
T. C
Conary
Mike Damert
Aire
Kya Banegas
Exteban Banegas
Hornlng
Distriet No
Mesilla Dark
Hebserwil
Strickland
H. D. Bowan
Tockland
Mim Kale M. Fivite de Tow
Vrestak Ab
George W. Franget
AL Kelso
Fred
Houn
Gue Mangas
John M. Bown
Menry Stes
Py BR
Testorn
C.K. Kaleht
Giarlae 9
Laania
Ermatorn
Las Cruces Boys Attend El Paso Scout Camp
Las Cruces boys attend the El Paso Scout Camp run by the El Paso Scout organization. Due to limited funding the camp operates only two weeks this year, but Saturdays open all summer with supervision for boys who bring their own food. The camp offers outdoor exercise, swimming, and river boating within a short distance.
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el Paso Scout Organization
Las Cruces
Fat, McClernon
Charley Knight
Deqelig Ayers
Williamy Drosddus
James Vina
Pickle
Henry Duvoe
William Woisen
Josiah French Aid Serbert
Sweet
Superviagra
Boye
Lae Cruces
Chicken Growers to Get Electric Service in Las Cruces
D W Morgan of Las Cynea Electric Light announces an extension of electric service south of Masilla Park. The project, needing two miles of copper wire and costly construction, aims to supply poultry houses as days shorten. Local residents express interest and willingness to help, noting neighbors also desire power.
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Las Cruces
D. W. Morgan
Las Cynea
Dahla
Mr. Moeyioy
Martin Mullen
J. Ay Hell
Eltmendart
Thwait
CG. iLiytehiany and
J. N. Woentiricks
Presbyterian Church Service Sermons and Activities
Programs list at Presby church with talks, plays, and sermons by Rev. Rob Reemstad and others. St Paul’s M E notes morning sermon by Tre Roberts, Epworth League, and junior college links. Open air services and midweek prayer meetings scheduled with ministers Weatherby and Devers.
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ST. Paul's M. E
Tre Roberts
Frase High School
Tase Junior College
Sgzermonettis
Epworth League
Weatherby Coneyan
Wernomlay Evaninit
W. J. Devers
Baptist Church Notes Tuesday Morning Service
Sunday service notes mention a morning worship and sermon by Rev. Al Grass, with superintendent duties and evening prayer meeting scheduled. References to a BYP event and standard church routines appear in the fragment.
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Gwen Ruriner
Biomen
Naaman
France
C.K
Reembana
Baptist Church
Ware
al. Grass
Fourth of July Celebration At Mesilla Park
Joba Robbing owner of Mesilla management park announces a full Fourth of July program. A Diamond game between Fort Bilas and Cadena opens the day followed by afternoon events and sports, then a tiger dance in the evening.
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Joba
Robbing, Jp
Mesilla Dan
Nona Mossman Displays Remarkable Art Talent
At Mrs. Stevens home a small art exhibit showcased Nona Mossman with skillful drawings and watercolors. Critics noted instinctive technique, praised pieces by Mossman and other contributors, while Mrs. Sranigan and Mrs. Stevens offered favorable remarks and tasteful refreshments followed.
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Flumann
Stevens
Atlee Stevens
Ke Thatcher
Minn Sutin Moan
Ayback
Salo Atio
DiCapua
Chopin
Mixa Mossman
Aes
Dune
Mer
Sranigan
Norlaire
William Harvey Takas Bride In Lat e Cruces Ceremony
William Harvey Takas Bride William Marvey and Katrina Kreger of El Paso were married Sunday morning at Rev W S Huggett's church. The bride, active in church work, was affiliated with El Paso Southwestern Railway prior to marriage. They plan to return home after a camping trip in Hidalgo. The ceremony wished them happiness.
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William Harvey Takas
William Marvey
U. S
Sevite
Slax Ketrina
Thompson family heads to Elephant Ratt dam for a week
Mark B Thompson and family depart this morning for Elephant Ratt dam where they will spend the week. Mrs Myrile Viljoen of Fl Pano confirms their travel plans and notes their inete remains unclear.
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Mark B. Thompson
Elephant Ratt Dam
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Nona Mossman
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