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Newspaper

Rio Grande Farmer

Location

Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

5

Farmers Should Use Publicity and Mix with City Neighbors

The article urges dairy farmers to embrace publicity and public outreach to counter misperceptions, noting El Paso’s $160,900 publicity program and the need to present facts about the Rio Grande project. It argues farmers are key producers and should engage civic groups, charity boards, and neighbors to foster community growth and mutual benefit.

Peanch el Paso Publc Gotting Southwest

Every Home in Valley Should Have a Garden

A Mesilla Valley gardener urges every home to plant a flower garden. He lists 37 varieties suited for the climate, stresses continuous bloom from frost to frost, notes shade importance, and promotes perennials like Shasta Daisy and Crepe Myrtle. He invites visitors to Mesilla Park to view his garden and share gardening tips.

WifRewik Iapessizic Manny Mepilla New Mexico Mesilla Valley Mesilla Park

Prompt action urged to eradicate red spider mottle in New Mexico crops

State College reports red spiders active across New Mexico harming beans cantaloupes watermelons squash and other crops. Dr Middlebrook recommends dusting with gul hur or dusting lime and sulfur spray with soap plus kerosene emulsion, along with clean cultural practices and burning crop residues to reduce winter shelter.

Ryorts State College New Mexico R. L. Middlebrook

Treas House Praises Post Office Service

A letter from James A. Dick Co. of El Paso with branches in Phoenix and Deming compliments Cas Cruces Postmaster Charles Tee for careful handling of a misaddressed shipment. The company notes such attention protects public trust and praises postal service efficiency.

Treas House James A. Dick Co Wholesale Rovers el Paso Phoenix Ariz Deming N. M Charles Tee Cas Cruces

Questionable Land Offer Requests at U S Land Office

Miss Nemecia Ascarile, register, answered a curious inquiry about 10 000 acres of ex soldier land with water and guarded housing. The writer asks for guidance, names, location, and even blankets, noting frost bitten supplies from Yuma and a desire to receive more details next time. Local context suggests a cautious response to settlers’ demands from the government stores.

Guile Barz U. S. Land Office Yuma Bane Nemecia Ascarile Register of the Land Office Inquirer Wacle Bar

Advertising is the engine powering Wrigley’s business

A man told the famed gum maker William Wrigley that his brand was famous enough to skip advertising. Wrigley replied with a parable about a train losing its engine, explaining advertising supplies the motive power for his business and that cutting it would halt progress. The tale ends with a moral about the value of advertising.

Ile el Pass FE Page William Wrigley Mr. Wrigley Mr. Weigly

Once in a Lifetime Advice on Patience and Skepticism

A fragmented note reflects advice about patience and scepticism with the phrase what’s up and a nod to urging caution against overconfidence. The text suggests a casual, conversational tone about life lessons and personal restraint.

Progressive firms insure future growth with persistent advertising

Progressive businesses pursue sound expansion by sustaining advertising efforts. Erian Church notes the strategy as a key driver of long term stability and market presence.

Parish Mass Schedule Translation Inquiry

The note asks for a bilingual mass timetable from May 18 to September 15, listing first mass at 7 30 AM in Spanish and last mass at 9 30 AM in English, with a 7 30 TM recording and a reference to SUSE gy. The fragmentary source mentions distributions of times without clear event details or locations.

Suse’ Gy Firat Masry

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THE NEW York Life Insurance Company Javadanti Ruth C. Miller RITZ Ochoa and River Streets P. R. Outlaw Porter Lumber Co By Francis F. Leser Bascom Phone No Las Cruces the Clean Store Ferndell VB. May Company Dar Dora Wrigley IHC McCormick — Deering Mr. Cotton Grower Mr. Cora Grower Bez Myers Co Winchester Store Sporting Goods Rio Grande Esbyt Erian Church Warner R. H France W.ilrermtsma Episcopal Church St. Andrew's North Alamts Dean Beckor Ghureh School Catholic Services
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