Cattlemen oppose government cattle buying at Las Vegas meeting
The Cattle Grower Association condemned federal buying of cattle as it depresses market prices. Dr. H. L. Kent, president of State College then in Denver, noted that emergency relief programs should confine recommendations to avoid replacing commercial cattle and lowering prices. The group backed higher tariffs on canned beef imports and stricter enforcement, and endorsed the sales tax.
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Las Vegas
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H. L. Kent
The
State College
Denver
United States
Summer session at State College reaches record enrollment
State College reports its 1934 summer session now underway with 191 students enrolled, the largest term yet. Director H. M. Gardner says the gains over the prior record of 150 students reflect high standards, with students generally diligent despite long library assignments.
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State College
H. M. Gardner
Gardner
La Mesa Farm Bureau Meeting at John Lewis Home
A La Mesa Farm Bureau local meeting convened at the John Lewis home on Wednesday June 1. Tom Heifrin presided. After a fine dinner, members sang led by Mrs J L Esslinger, Rev B Moun ted prayed. Prof W L Elser spoke on Bank head bit. Women led canning methods discussion.
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LA Mesa Farm Bureau
John Lewis
Tom Heifrin
J. L. Esslinger
B. Moun Ted
W. L. Elser
Methoda
Canning
Dona Ana budget hearing cuts maintenance by six thousand
Officials from municipal and high and rural schools in Dona Ana county plus Santa Fe and Southern Pacific marks, state tax commission and taxpayers groups met with R. H. Grissom at the courthouse Friday to approve the 1935 budget. Maintenance costs reduced from 275263 to 204268, teachers' galleries in rural districts raised from 85 to 100. The direst charge budget not yet complete but expected to rise to cover maintenance cuts, keeping total budget similar to last year. Ruth Rendall of the Extension Department of State College left Saturday for a vacation trip across New Mexico.
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Dona Ana County
Santa Fe and
Southern Pacific Marcads
State Tax Commission
Itea
Misa Ruth Rendall
Extension Department of
State College
New Mexico
Mrs. Tholly Hall Moore Dies at 30 in El Paso
Funeral services were held Saturday at South Alameda Christian Church for Mrs. Tholly Hall Moore 30 wife of Herbert B E Moore who died Thursday at an El Paso hospital after an operation. Burial was in the Masonic cemetery. She is survived by one child and her husband.
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South Alameda Christian Church
Tholly Hall Moore
Herbert BE. Moore
el Paso
Burigt
Shea
Valley Insurance Agency
L. i, Freudesthal
Covey Baker
Gordon White
George Clark
David Bronson
Mesdames Paul Roach
Frank Hayner
H. M. Gardner
C.T. Seale
Dwight Adilson
George Coe
Ruidoso A
J. A. Gell
Mesilla Park
Gertrude Howells
Cloudcrott
Vedo
A. D. Wottams
Jormada Range
Jesse Isaacks
Annie EL. Rinehart
Marie Lucero
Las Cruces
North Main St
Dad
Mom
Nell Walter
Indian Service
Gallup
Drink Water with Meals Good For Stomach
Water with meals helps stomach juices aid digestion. A fragment notes a remedy involving Adler Ika and a claim that one dose cleans poisons and washes both upper and lower bones. Baker Drug Store and Las Cruces Drug are listed in an advertisement.
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Adler Ika
Baker Drug Store
Las Croces Drug
Farmerette Observations on Las Cruces Riot Preparations
A satirical note on Las Cruces and Dona Ana County locals planning a street riot next Tuesday with warnings to stay within decency. It spoofs public behavior, touts barrels for beltless attendees, and mocks bonus seekers panhandling gasoline while critiquing small means and misdirected charity.
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Joy
Price Reductions Announced For New Ford Cars
Ford Motor Company unveiled price cuts on 1934 Ford V-8 passenger and commercial models effective June 15, trimming mat prices by 10 to 15 dollars and list prices by 10 to 20 dollars. Standard and deluxe sedans see 15 dollar cuts. most other body types drop 10 dollars while Roadster Phaeton Cabriolet deluxe variants stay at prior prices.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Las Cruces youths win at Elephant Butte Regatta
A group of Las Cruces young people attended the Elephant Butte regatta over the weekend and won multiple swimming prizes. In boys swimming Frank Jourdan took first, Jack Campbell second, Phil lip Shannon third. In men's swimming Bill Hayner won first with Jerry Birdwell second. Ging swimming saw Margaret Lee Stablein first. In women's swimming Clarabette Behols took first. In diving Bobby Sexton earned first, Aquaplating Roy Carr of Hot Springs first, and Jerry Birdwell second.
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Las Cruces
Elephant Butte
Frank Jourdan
Jack Campbell
Phillip Shannon
Bill Hayner
Jerry Birdwell
Margaret Lee Stablein
Clarabette Behols
Bobby Sexton
Roy Carr
Hot Springs
Sugar beet prospects eyed by federal official in New Mexico
Dr. Artawager of the U S Department of Agriculture, visiting State College, spoke to Rotarians on the world sugar situation. He warned of a global surplus and said New Mexico’s successful beet growing could yield roughly a million and a half dollars annually for the industry.
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Artawager
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
State College
New Mexico
Artswager
Rio Grande Farmer venue offers free tickets to Miss Stroman
Miss Doythy Stroman will receive four free tickets at the Rio Grande Farmer event. The offer is described as a courtesy handout with an unspecified date or additional details remaining.
City Notes and Social Items From Las Cruces Area
City briefs cover a Nevada visit by Nichols and Buckley families. a child injured by a car fender near the viaduct treated at El Paso hospital and recovering. Eastern Star banquet honors Grand Matron Edith Turner with officers from multiple lodges and about thirty five members attending from surrounding towns. Insurance ad and local social news follow.
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Boulder City
Nevada
L. L. Buckley
Ben Baxter
W. M.welle
Mesilla Park
el Paso
Broug
Eastern Star Lodge
Edith Turner
Silver City
Helen Hickman
Hurley
May Cox
Grace Stanley
Tyrone
Bertha Ralph
Rincon
Allison
Anthony
Hatch
Siiver City
Georgetown
Las Graces
Wine Growers Plan 1000 Acres of Grapes in Meadlle
The Mesilla Welley Wine Growers Cooperative Association is formed at Menilla with directors including Fir, Bias Zuniga, Cruz Alvarez, Sheriff Dick Triviz, W. A. Sutherland, Ruben Alvarez, Martin Yucovich, Albert Fountain Jr, Francisco Ledesma, Nemecio Jovencio, Anthony, Manuel Garcia, La Union, Trinidad Madrid, Chamberino, Pablo Nominguez, Sen Buguol, Romolo Martinez and Charles Madrid. A future meeting will elect permanent officers. The winery will be in Meadlle, an ancient wine village, with at least 1000 acres planted in Mission grapes, expected to yield about 500000 gallons annually at $1.25 per gallon.
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Mesilla Welley Wine Growers Cooperative Association
Menilla
Fir
Bias Zuniga
Cruz Alvarez
Dick Triviz
W. A. Sutherland
Ruben Alvarez
Martin Yucovich
Albert Fountain
Francisco Ledesma
Dona Ana
Nemecio Jovencio
Anthony
Manuel Garcia
la Union
Trinidad
Madrid
Chamberino
Pablo Nominguez
Sen Buguol
Romolo Martinez
Charles Madrid
Meadlle
Maude Sattley Weds H B Holt in Greening Avenue Home
Maude Sattley and H B Holt were married Saturday at high noon at the home of Edwin and Mrs. Holt on Greening Ave. Rev B F Butta of the Presbyterian church officiated in the presence of the immediate family. After a wedding dinner the couple left by motor for a several weeks wedding tour. both have many friends in the state and county who wish them happiness.
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E- Sattley-Holt
Maude Sattley
H. B .Holt
Edwin Holt
Greening Ave
B. F. Butta
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Hood Attends Regents Meeting in Albuquerque
Mrs. Margaret Hood spent the weekend in Albuquerque attending a meeting of the Board of Regents of the University.
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Margaret Hood
Albuquerque
Board of Regents
the University
Free theater ticket offered to Miss Genevieve Davidson
If she will call at the Rio Grange Farmer office, a free ticket to the Rio Grande Theatre will be given to Miss Genevieve Davidson. Also mentioned are Miss Betty Starts and Miss Lorraine Gilsson in the notice.
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Doythy Stroman
Rio Grange Farmer
Rio Grande Theatre
Genevieve Davidson
Betty
Lorraine Gilsson
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