Santo Tomas Farm Bureau Victory Settled Tax Suit
The Santo Tomas Farms company reached a settlement with the Dona Ana County Farm Bureau over back taxes. The agreement increases public revenue, could reduce irrigation district charges, and signals a shift in local sentiment toward tax compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Tomas
Farm Bureau
Dona “Ana
Ato Tomss Farms Company
Rafter
Buroau Benanalites
Yn i
Santonas Farms Company
Elephant Hutte
Santo Tomas Company
Irrigation District
Baptist Young People Rally Planned in Las Cruces Park
The First Baptist church hosts a three day rally June 22 to 24 at W A park Las Cruces. Speakers include J W are Rev Bassell Prof Sulliven R L Pearce Rev Gress V Ware and W J Rigney. Events start 7:30 pm daily with a Saturday picnic and La Mesa rally Sunday afternoon. Closing sermon by Huasan Pail with BYP program and officer installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Grogs
First Baptist Church
A. Park
Las Cruces
San Sean
J. Ware
Bassell
Prof
We Sulliven
Her. R. L. Pearce
Gress
R. V. Ware
Saperigs Feedant
W. J. Rigney
la Mesa
Huasan Pail
Frame of a Theatrical Week Packed with Shows
The notice lists events including Derahy Nalton Zack Halt on June 21 22 at High Sean as well as Tom Moore in New York on June 24 25 and a slate of films such as Midnight romance and a Goldwyn comedy. It mentions The Live Ghants Four Seasons and Four Orphans with dates spanning late June and early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derahy Nalton
Zack Halt
Sean
Alo
Goldwyn
Studebaker Sales Jump in First Half of Year
Studebaker reports a 67 percent sales rise for January to March, with about 22 801 units sold versus 12 609 in 1931. Total production reaches over 4 180 000 cars since launch, valued around $800 million, and the firm remains financially solid with net assets near $82 million and no indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Stodebeker
President Kent Named Director by Stockmen
The New Boxico Hors and Cette Grower association met in Alamogordo on June 17 with George M. Webster presiding in Hugh Hodge's absence. Fil Baird and President Kent were added to the board as ten new members joined the association. Reports note improving range conditions in northern and eastern New Mexico while southwestern areas remain most unfavorable. Rains boosted the White and Sacramento mountains and Guadalupe area. the association will be represented at the Denver grazing regulations conference on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Sitet
Boxico Hors and Cette Growerg' Association
Alamogorde
George IT. Webster
Cimarron
Hugh Hodge
Silver City
San Diego
Calif
Hodge. Fil
Baird
Otero County
Kent
State College
Firat
Otero County Storkmen
Tincold
Chavez
Dona Ana
Uru Aviation
New México
White and
Sacramento Mountains
Guadalupe
Denver
Robbins Plans Big Doings at Dami
J G Robbins announces Fourth of July events at Mesilla Damamu park with two baseball games on a new diamond. The La Mesa team faces Fort Bisa aerial squad and Mesa’s team meets El Paso city officials. An aerial stunt show, races, water and land sports, fireworks, dancing, and a Juarez theatre band are scheduled with a barbecue luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesilla Danamuzement Park
Johr G. Robbins
la Mesa
Fort Bisa
Mesa
Dudley
el Paso
Flers
Onuil
Juarez
Miss Soledad Lucero Dance Party Honoree
Miss Soledad Lucero celebrated as guest of honor at a Tuesday dance in the Knights of Columbus hall hosted by her sister Miss Clara Lucero. The event marked her homecoming after a year abroad with relatives in Thermal f. The Talontal orchestra provided music and ice cream and cake were served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soledad Lucero
Knights of Columbus
Clara Lucero
Aconigon
Thermal F
Fountal Orchestra
Josefine
Elvien Lucers
Meare Alec
Albert Timenet
Wenchia Padilla
Luis Apedaca
Joaquin Maynez
Arturo Armandariz
Frank Carbonierze
Pete Aguirre
Lambert Reinhart, Jr
Pedito Jasonia
Ramon Palanes
Wandin
Jarvis Garrett
Arturo Ruiz
Angel Loya
Henry
Jimmie
Pete Lucero
Bright to Lead J. C. Penney Store Opening
G. W. Bright of Winslow Arizona will oversee the J. C. Penney Company store set for a summer opening at 2013 North Bain Street. The exact opening date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Bright
Winslow, Ariz
J. C. Penney Company
North
Bain Street
Oliver Builds New Cotton Gin Plant Near Freudenthal Barn
Oliver signs to buy two acres north of Freudenthal’s barn and west of the Santa Fe tracks for a 24 by 80 foot adobe gin house with a 5 stand saw gin powered by 110 horsepower and a metal roof. The project, costing about 20090 dollars, aims to serve Duncan and nearby cotton farmers as the season begins. Oliver expects 3171 acres under contract and seeks 4000 acres in total with promising cotton prospects locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Oliver
Freudenthal
Santa Fe
Oliver
Duncan
Oklo
Lo 1
Mayfield
Mission Bungalows Ready for Homemakers in Las Cruces
Orndorff Construction of El Paso through Porter Lumber of Las Cruces completes three Mission style adobe bungalows in Park Hotel Mark. Each four room home features a fireplace, sleep porches, bath, and yellow pine floors, with water and sewer on site and six foot sidewalks. Homes offered at reasonable prices with small cash payment and remaining as rent. Contact George W. Jolmon at Porter Lumber, phone 92, for details and showings. Also mentions Hateh Fourth of July events with riding, roping, dancing, and barbecue attracting attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
Orndorff Construction Company
el Paso
Porter Lumber Company
Park Hotel
George W. Jolmon
Phone 92
The
Inquirer
Rio Grande Valley Dairy Association Organized at El Paso Meeting
The Rio Grande Valley Dairy Association was organized by local dairymen at El Paso. Je W. Taylor chairs the board, with H F Dieterich as secretary treasurer. Directors include C. H. Stith M P Hernandez and James T Hall. Dan W Williams named temporary secretary. Judge R L Nichols explained the 1921 Texas cooperative marketing law. Member count reaches 97 with contracts totaling 2 617 gallons daily. The aim is to supply a distributing plant, finance operations, and pool milk from Mesilla and upper El Paso areas for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grate Valley
R. L. Nichols
Counel
Aaron Sapiro
American Farm Bureau
Dieterich
Votal
Rio Grande Valley Dairy Association
Lap Harlan
la Mess
D.C. Kloss
Cruces
Bercier
Mesilla Park
Mesilla
Upper
el Vaso
Las Cruces paving meeting to discuss street program
Announcement by A I Kelno chairman that the Leuntexn board of Las Cruces will meet at 8 o'clock evening July 10 in the Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss paving Main Street Alameda Street and other streets. Engineer Herbert Yeu estimates total improvement cost around 45000 dollars for blocks including sidewalks curbs and gutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Kelno
Leuntexn
Las Cruces
Main Street
Gourt Avenue
Furero Avenue
Las Cruces Avende
Main Atrett
Las Cruces Avenue
Herbert Wo Yeu
Gerrard Company to Play Engagement Here
The Gerrard Comedy Pagers touring the Southwest will open in Jais Cruces tomorrow evening in their canvas theatre on Church street near the post office. Mayor C. Sutton praised their entertaining shows and strong moral content in a letter, noting the troupe’s Indies and gentlemen performers and their knack for well produced vaudeville. The Schenk bakery couple Mr and Mrs August Schenk are longtime residents who support local progress and have built a durable business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrard
Jais Cruces Furmorrow
Church Street
Tulsrosawnat
C. Sutton
Eay
Tularosa
Uns
Leome
Ramon
Wedestra
August Sehonk
Schenk
New Farm Women Rest Room Opens in Las Cruces
The Farm Bureau and local clubs convert a second story hall into a rest room for farm women in Las Cruces. A July Fourth opening will showcase a kitchenette, sanitary facilities, a library, a piano, and child care room. Volunteers from Dona Ana La Mesa Merry-Go-Round clubs fund the decor and furniture. The project, backed by a $50 Farm Bureau grant, aims to strengthen community ties and provide a welcoming space for families visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of Agriculture
Las Graces
Farm Bureau
Irrigation District
Port Bureau
Plana
Atanne
Lea Cruces
Federal Farm Loan Agenit
Thnen Wiuilgee Ba
Dona Ana
la Mesa
Meville
Kent
State Agricultural College
Cas Cruces
Embliox
Fang
Fore Leads Harding in Nationwide Test Vote
Readable parts show early returns from 14 states with Ford leading Harding in several regions. Prominent candidates listed include Cox, McAdoo, Johnson, Pinchot, and Bryan. The nonpartisan ballot urges readers to vote in the Farmer poll, noting secrecy and statewide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fore
Harding
Scone
Fieuren
Rio Grande Farmer's
Eastein
Atala
Prean Ford
Smith
New York
Fe Fane Ford
Presient
Ford
Smitha
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ainte
South
Cox
Reunitte
McAdoo
Adam Johnson
Tanics la Fortetta
Bryan
Underwood
Pinchot
Ponyaylyanty
Wouwer
Colfiot
Tis
Ford Jends
Oth Mughes
Johnson
Big City
Collier
Run Binl
LGG
Fort
Inning
Mc. Allo
Jonnaon
Naver
Leonid
Wood
Darah
Davis
Farmer
Inatanre
Missouri
James A. Reed Lond
United States
New Mexico
United
Grande Farmer's
Arene Teatt
aAlz McAdoo
Bryan Underwood
Hughes
London
Volunteers Entertain in Worthy Cause at SS Pauls M E
Young volunteers of SS Pauls M E plan a Thursday evening program June 26 in the church auditorium to raise funds for a worthy cause. Tickets 60 cents adults 26 cents children at Broaddus Jewelry. program features multiple vocal and instrumental performances by local residents including Mrs P M Vayner, Mrs L A Broadday, Miss Gretchen Van Vleck, Mrs W J Stevens, and Mr and Mrs B C Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS Paul's M. E
Brrs
P.M. Vayner
L. A. Broadday
Gretchen van Vleck
W. J. Stevens
B.C. Whitacre
Agtextamora
Vtle
Broaddus
Gullmant
Vacat
Margaret Limbaugh
Davil
Sami-elucateal Solvetiung
Listrumuntal
B.C
Mrs. Whitacre
Mrs. Broaddun
Misa van, Vieck
Hoffman
Stevens
Bibs Bei
Wilson Barrett Story at Methodist Service
The story The Sign of the Crow will be told at St Powis M E church during the evening service by an unnamed reader. The tale depicts Christian martyrs under Nero and follows Mercia daughter of a Christian Roma merchant, with a romance involving Marcus. Morning service planned with Volunteers leading. Prof Roy France to give a brief talk. 3.8 Hookland appears as Volunteers representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barett
Sory
St. Powis M. E
Nero
Mercia
Roma
Marcus
Norfarth
Chetut
Aervica
Nue Sien
W. J. Stevens
Homer Hivers
Wil
Deoth
Roy France
The
State College
Hookland
Actview
Program at Brazito Hrarito Literary Society Evening
The Brazito Hrarito Literary Society presents a second program on June 22 with the play Too Much of a Gay Thing and a debate on a gender rights topic. Members Roy Cantwell Jessie Michardeon Zula Simm support the affirmative and Elmer Simein Ariam Turner J Bilward the negative. The missionary society serves ice cream and the event is open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazito Hrarito Literary Society
Roy Cantwell
Jessie Michardeon
Zula Simm
Elmer Simein
Riam Turner
J. 2. Bilward
The
Missionary Society
Three Live Ghosts Arrives in Navajarland Next Sunday
Ad promoting the Paramoum picture Three Live Ghosts produced by George Fitzmaurice brings a new release to Navajarland next Sunday. Filming claims to show England and historic London locations with dramatic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managee Fay
George Fitzmaurice
Navajarland
Emgland
Lonnon
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A. B. Fite
Slatu Horticultural Park
Baptist
Meteday
Tom Moore
la Sf
Harnes Ct
Mew York
Syd Carmedy
J. €. Robbins
Dami
Miss Soledad Lucero
Hateh
Valley. Dairymen ‘In Cooperative ” Association
Gerrard Company
Mr. Katz M. Evans
Maccebue
Joseph Rigney
Wilson Barrett Story
Methodist
Rio Grande Farmer
Rio Grande
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