Agricultural groups list leaders and staff across Dona Ana County
The document catalogs editors and staff including August Wolf, J. Brook, and F. Lester, along with Elephant Butte Irrigation District leaders and Farm Bureau officers. It details executive committees, directors, and local unit officers for Anthony, Canutillo, Chamberino, La Mesa, Dona Ana, and Mesilla Park, listing multiple names and roles.
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J. Brook
Elephant Butte
Dona Ana County
Winksatin Sevieg Falls
Atfala Association
Low Mexico
James Quesenberry
Las Cruces
N. Mi
J. E. Bradford
le Mesa
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W. Tayloe
W. P. Thorpe
Dona Ana
Anthony Berino
F. D. Howntan
W. F. Smith
Canutiezo
Ides Gilet
Chainnan
Paul Price
Chamberings
L. T. Deck
Lrs
A. Donaldson
LA Mesa
F. J. Signey
J. P. Deadshaw
Mia
B. H. Henry
Tresaurer- Mesilla Park
Af. McDowell
C. E. Locke
Objective driven education at New Mexico college
The New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts graduates plan for definite jobs. Agricultural colleges now train with a clear purpose, aligning high school and college courses to real commercial work and immediate productive employment.
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New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Costs for Education Pushes Small High Schools to Merge
The Bureau of Education argues rising education costs and growing high school enrollments pressure small districts to consolidate. It notes cities and unions offer broader courses and lower per pupil costs due to larger student numbers, while many rural schools prove viable only with scale.
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U.S. Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Union High
Costly per pupil plan prompts consolidation pressure
Officials warn that costs exceed $1 000 per pupil for 1921 and the county cannot finance the program. They urge careful organization for economy and effectiveness and propose larger support units to replace the small district high schools, with emphasis on Western State areas.
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Gmail
Western State
Mothers and Their Powers Keep Molding a Nation
A reflective piece on Mother's Day praising mothers as the core of moral instruction. It argues mothers shape character, citing Napoleon, Lincoln, and shared family anecdotes about discipline, self control, and nurturing love. The piece laments broken homes from spoiled children and urges wiser, wiser mothering for future generations.
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Napoleon
France
Louise
Lincoln
Longest Day Ahead as Nation Prepares for Independence Day
Public notices mix with quirky items from a chaotic page. A grain of science notes cotton pests, while a gold hearted editorial speaks on the New Spirit in Tugumeari. Local tidbits mention Rotarians, a New York fortune ploy, and a Las Cruces Sun launch.
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Las Cruces
Walden Laws
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