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Newspaper

Rio Grande Farmer

Location

Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

2

Las Cruces Street Riot Event Set For Tuesday Evening

Las Cruces prepares a street riot style event Tuesday evening with hog calling and greased pig race activities. Local merchants donate goods for a fundraising effort led by the Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau. Mesilla Valley Electric Co. will light the street Saturday night. five cent tickets fund concessions across the grounds.

Gleason Hardware Mog Farm Areau Vado Las Cruces National Guard Hatch Anthony Mesilla Mesilla Valley Electric Co

New Mexico Farmers Receive Over 11 Million Cotton Checks

New Mexico cotton farmers in the voluntary adjustment program had 1442 checks totaling 158,011.43 issued by June 7, with broader payments of 318,065 rental checks totaling 11,836,844.50 mailed nationwide. Estimated total rental payments reach 100,000,000 for about 15,909,000 acres taken out of production this season, in two installments of 60,000,000 each, with a parity payment of 25,000,000 to 30,000,000 due next December.

New Mexico Cully A. Cobb Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Betty Jane Tsaacks Offered Free Ticket at Rio Grande Theater

A note states that if she calls at the Rio Grande Farmer to inquire, Betty Jane Tsaacks will receive a complimentary ticket to the Rio Grande Theater.

Rio Grande Betty Jane Tsaacks

Fat Folks Lose Weight Feel Fine

Mrs Jorsie Martin of San Francisco credits Kruachen Salts with a 14 pound loss in a month and urges others to try the remedy. The letter touts weight loss, lowered blood pressure, reduced bloating, and better digestion as benefits from a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast.

Jorsie Martin San Frany Clace Kruachen

Wedding of Misa Eugenia Rigney and Oliver Casper at La Mesa Baptist Church

Misa Eugenia Rigney wed Oliver Casper in a twilight ceremony June 15 at La Mesa Baptist Church. The double ring rite featured a vine trellis backdrop, organdie dresses for attendants, and a colonial bouquet. Bridesmaids wore blue and pink, ushers carried pink and blue, and Ruth Kail played the wedding matches. The bride, born in El Paso, is a La Mesa native. the groom, Oklahoma born but longtime La Mesa resident, will settle on his La Mesa farm. An informal reception followed.

Misa Eugenia Rigney Oliver Casper la Mesa Baptist Church Luther Kinnard Canutillo Bessis Shearer Missea Thelma Casper Gladys Elkins Hisle Raye Rigney Elizabeth Rigney Ruth Kail M. H. Burton Ll Paso Joseph W. Rigmay Casper Fleming Rigney C. C. Rigney la Mesa el Paso el Paso High School North Texas Teachers’ College School of Mines Baylor College Ide Casper

Dona Ana County Forms Drought Relief Committee

County officials including R C Stockdale and Dr H Shipman form the Drought Relief Committee for Dona Ana to inspect and prepare for government cattle purchases later this week. Dr H L Kent, president of State College, returns from drought relief conferences to join and accelerate relief work in the county. A Denver conference resulted in a deal to buy up to 5,000,000 cattle for around 100 million dollars across 12 western states, with federal funds allocated at 100 million.

R. C. Stockdale H. ©. Shipman Hal Cox Jesse Tsaacks Walter Mosaman Frank Sykes Dona Ana H.L. Kent State College Denver Albuquerque

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