American Legion Plans Fourth of July Celebration
The American Legion in Las Cruces maps a Glorious Fourth with a 10 AM parade, a pantomime and ball game between Las Cruces and the Calumets of El Paso, and an evening dance at the Armory with Fountain Orchestra. Entries include Dean Ifill and others from Fort Bayard and Las Cruces.
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Tas Cruces
Amephea
Legion
Pascal Game
Armory
el Paso
Southwest
Yatties
Dean Ifill
Fort Bayard
Ackermaty Brothers
Denlig
Him" Smith
Byron Jones
Ale Hood
Bol
Walters
Fair Grounds
Las Cr
Fourth of Hiny Av Salute at Sunyi Day Events in Las Cruces
In Las Cruces a full day of Fourth of July celebration activities includes a road race, a comedy prelim, a dance, and a large all day concert by the 120th Engineers band under Sgt Antonio Rula. The event is sponsored by Joe Quesnberry Post to mark the nation’s birthday with entertainment and military band performances.
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Sunyi
Geme
Las Cruces Ys
Calumets
el Paso City League
Sinte Armor
Capais
Fountain Atchostn
120Th En Neers
Antonio Ruie
Las Cracest
Sgt. Antonio
Rula
120Th Engineers
Joe Quesenberry
Las Cruces
Edwin T. Tulh
Mesilla Valley Cantaloupes Seen Record Crop Prospects
Stanley reports Mesilla valley cantaloupes offer the largest and most profitable crop in history. Expected yields average around 600 crates per man, with shipments starting late July and peak movement by August, as rival districts face delays and weather challenges.
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Mesilla Valley
Manary
Rere
Stanley
Colorado
Atiznnw
New Mexico
Steinhardt and
Kelly
Yeaderday
Ty Matt Mc ¥Ilroy
Mesitin Valley
Almast
New York
Chicago
Las Cruces
Mesilla
Tnly
Fate
Arkansas
Rocky Ford
Imperial Valley
BNE
Salt River Valley
Mezilla Valley
Veterans Bureau Under Full Senate Investigation
General John F. O'Ryan announces a Senate committee will thoroughly probe the Veterans' Bureau. He cites massive expenditure and delays in paying disabled soldiers while urging Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce to aid by supplying information on the bureau's organization and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. O'Ryan
Kee
Uned Sistes Senate
Washington D. SC
Vettes Bureas
Las Crees Chamber of Commerce
Organization of War Bureau
Aid Fitutes
O'Ryan
Hsreau
National Students Committee Named for Vocational Training Aid
The National Students committee is formed to aid the conmittees by conducting disinterested investigations and reporting on vocational training. Members include Gus Manasse Mrs George W Frenger Riley W Carllots and Daniel Vanghar.
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Wthout
National Students Committee
Gus Manasse
George W. Frenger
Riley W. Carllots
Daniel Vanghar
Farmer classified ad draws wide responses in The Rio Grande Farm
Dr Robert E Middlebrook biologist at New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts ran a classified inquiry last Thursday to buy spiders lizards toads frogs and vinegaroons for experiments. replies arrived from across the Southwest with several shipments of horned louts noted and more on the way.
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Rio Grande
Robert E. Middlebrook
New Mexico College of Ageleniture and Mechanic Arts
Middlebrook
Southwest
Rota Arizona
Texas Atd
Doings at M. E. Church
The morning service at St. Pauls M E church Sunday will be conducted by the Volunteer R. 1 Young King state. At eight oclock in the Oy Bible ending they will conduct a Twilight Service in the auditorium of the church the a subject being Out of Darkness Into Light. There will be special music at each service. This is the last Sunday at which the service will be under the direction of the Volunteers and both services have been carefully planned soon to make those the best of the series. The entertainment which was announced in the last issue of The Farmer mil Le given tonight in the church apolite rum beginning at oclock.
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M. E
St. Paul's M. E
Volunt R
Servie Wal
Union High School election set for June 30 at multiple precincts
Voters in Dona Ana Mesilla Picacho Mesilla Park and Las Cruces districts will cast ballots Saturday June 30 at district polling places. The election board named judges and clerks for Districts 1 2 12 and 28 with locations including the Dona Ana schoolhouse Las Cruces justice office Mesilla Mesilla Park and Picacho East. A turnout driven effort aims for a voter majority to carry the project.
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Union High School
Union High
Tonsall
Dona Ann
Mesilla
Picacho
Mesilla Park
Las Cruces
Board of Courty Commisssioneas
Sovedmive
Qudgea
Seheal House
Ciarick Mo
East Picacho
T. ©. Cooney
Milo Baniert
Mes
Eva Batlegas
Clarks
Esteban Hanegas
St. Horning
H. A. McDowe
C. E. Strickland
H. J. Bowman
Hookland
Mra Ntote
Blueher Farm Shows Good Cotton Stalks
Mesilla Valley cotton prospects appear strong as several farmers report robust stalks and near term blooms. Stull on 100 acres foresees over a bale per acre, Brooks with 60 acres expects first blooms this week, and Mayfield notes rapid growth in warm weather. Mebane cotton displays 10 frames with a bloom while Meblyon projects about 80 bales lint from 60 acres.
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Stull
Mesilla
A. d. Brooks
de. Field
L. Mayfield
Fin
Oscar Meblyon
Picacho
Eastern Markets Seek Mesilla Valley Peaches
Mesilla valley markets show strong demand for Mesilla valley peaches with daily orders and shipments by truck and express begun. Mesilla Valley Marketing Association president NOM Smith says sample boxes sent to marketing centers yielded high price offers and full crop handling seems achievable for a good grower return.
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Mesilla Valley
de Tt Farm
Biveau
Trask and
Express
Jouksng
Nom. Smith
Oday
Tyn
Speaking of Fish Here Prize Story From Fabens Texas
Brod. RW. Twining and Charles C. Lee report catching 18 catfish weighing 392.5 pounds near Fabens Texas last week. The largest fish weighed 1 pound after a hard fight that pulled Mr Lee into the river. Heads of several big fish will be exhibited in Twining's taragent avek.
Farm Women Open House Fourth of July in Temple of Agriculture
Doa Ana county women from the Doha Ane Community club and the Merry-Co-round club of Stearlis host an open house on the Temple of Agriculture’s second floor. A musical program and punch will run from noon. attendees are urged to bring lunch for a social gathering and to bring their husbands. Credit for the rest room plan goes to H. I. Brook who offered the space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doha Ane Community Club
Merry-Co-round Club
Stearlis
Farm Bureau Reat Yoon
Temple of Agriculture
Womon
Temple of Agricultura
H. I. Brook
Dona Ana
Stewart Buys Feature Plays for Navajoland
Claude Stewart returns to Las Cruces to resume Navajoland management and buys a slate of films in Denver for early showings at Aimlaine. Highlights include Robin Mood and The Third Alarm, plus several Harold Moyd comedies and Tom Mix plans for July 4. Stewart also acquires a Colorado theater and expands their chain with Littleton and multiple theaters in surrounding towns.
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Claude Stewart
Las Cruces
Navajoland
Salt Lo Farmer
Denver
Aimlaine
Robin Mood
Doughis Pairbank
Marion Davies
Harold Moyd
Moz
Kelly Compson
Law
Casson Farjeuaun
Sman
Wanida Hawley
Milton Silla
Tom Mix
Tom Num
Gulwits
Colorido
Stewart
Lax Theatre
Littleton
Hin
Donald
Ity
San Mateial
Tex
Gem
Socorro
Star
Fort Lipton
Ovto
Lux
Kao Fay
Mia
Fay
Dona Ana County Fair Seeks $1000 Budget Aid
Percy W. Barker, secretary treasurer of the Dona Ana County Fair association, asks county commissioners for a $1000 appropriation to fund a September 1924 fair. He urges local chambers and bureaus to write in support, noting money is needed to organize and evaluate desire for a fair next year. The commissioners plan July budget talks to consider the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy W. Barker
Dona Ann County Fair Association
Board of County Commissioners
Batkar
Barker
Oriter
Fara
Chamber of Commerce
Elephant Butte
Trrlgassinn
Fucm
Sorala
Lae
Fair Association
Cruces Seeks City Delivery With $10000 Gross Receipts
Chaos C Lee promotes city delivery to the Chamber of Commerce outlining needs such as population, sidewalks, numbering, and free delivery. He states a gross postal receipt of at least $10000 is required, noting last year’s receipts exceeded $1400. The letter was referred to the city committee including Mrs Herbert Yoo, Mr B J Stern, Campbell, and Isadora Rosenfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaos C. Lee
Chamber of Cumineres
Gruces
Wirsb
Teoally
Itha Clyic Committee
Herbert Yoo
B. J. Stern
Ampbell
Isadora Rosenfeld
Las Cruces Country Club Elects Officers at Meeting
Las Cruces Country Club held its regular meeting with Rotherland as temporary chair presiding. Rdyin J. Molt was elected secretary-treasurer and Wi liama Maredy as vice president. The board of governors includes Dr T C Sexton and Uilbedina with broad authority.
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Las Cruces Country Club
Rotherland
Rdyin J. Molt
Wiliama Maredy
T. C. Sexton
Uilbedina
Ehh
Cubfoet
Better Water Delivery Conditions Possible on Project
J M Lawson of El Paso, manager, says improved water delivery conditions may be achieved on the Rio Grande irrigation project. He urges U S Reclamation Service and irrigation districts to discuss measures, stressing cooperative support, fair delivery rules, and coordinated action with farm bureaus to ensure reliable deliveries and equality for all water users.
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Rio Grande
J. M. Lawson
el Paso
Las Crucea
U. S. Reclamation Service
Irrigation District
Indi Dial Aera
Ass Trans
Lannon
Ford Leads Nationwide Voting Test In June Ballot
The Farmer presents a nationwide voting test showing Henry Ford leading with 73,542 votes, Harding 32,589, and McAdoo 16,667. New York’s Smith gains 2,082 votes, boosting his third place as voters in small towns and rural areas weigh Ford against Harding and other candidates. The test aims to gauge public sentiment for the 1940s presidency amid ongoing political strategy. Readers in New Mexico are urged to vote in the final week, with ballots to be submitted to The Farmer’s office.
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Atraw ‘Vetes
Fares Fortenta
Democratia
Usat
Smith
New York
Jobovel
Ford
Uvover
Chofeo
Vartyuna
Kotiras
Id Sview
Chows Ford
Tat
Tollare Ing
Widh
Collier's
Moril Iid
Harding
MeAton
Coxagh
Johnwon
Buyhes
Collier
Sie Vlty
Inger
Purl
Herding
McAdon
Shitinson
Mughes
Cox
For
Springs
Democrata
Republicunn
Mariocagu
New Mexico
Hormer
Autocaster Service
Proval of General Meeting and Club Fees
A general meeting was approved to conduct club business in October with possible late meetings at the president's request. Charter members may join by unanimous board vote with a $10 fee, rising to $20 after that. Members and families are welcome, guests pay a small day fee, and a leanly court inquiry committee was formed to report to the board. A postmeeting picnic followed for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Annilles
Mumbers
Bisl
Leanly Court
Peddleson
Mildred Shull and B W Davis Marry at First Presbyterian
Miss Mildred Alice Shull daughter of Rev Shull and Benjamin White Mavis Jr son of Mr and Mrs Davis were married at First Presbyterian Church in a ceremony conducted by Mer I. 4. Reemtama with the church beautifully decorated. Evening Choir sang the wedding march as organist played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Alien Shull
R. Shull
Tanjamin White Mavis, Jr
Mee
Wedding Ceremony at The Church of the Arranged Names
Mrs May Arncigan sang during the ceremony with Mrs. Vranee as accompanist. The couple, Alfred Chathan Strela and relatives, entered from the alcoves with bridesmaids and the Maid of Honor Miss Miller. The ring ceremony used, Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played by Mr Loomis, guests attended a lawn reception, couple to reside in Las Cruces with best wishes from many friends.
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Mra
Homay Arncigan
Lrs. Vranee
Lldepraon
Kroamaman
Alfred Chathan Strela
Honard Hrawnlee
William Martin
Henry Summierford
Janien Wayne
Luella Brownlee
Ciertrinle Smith
Margaret Howman
Miss Miller
Bearine
Rokox
Roberta Stern
Robert Thult
Mr. Loomis
Mendelssohn
Hirch Lawn
D. Btern
Armije Street
Echo
Davia
Cruces
Tong
Chamber Directors Plan Biweekly Meetings Adjusted Schedule
Directors of the chamber presided by A I Kelsy vice president agreed to meet bi monthly in July and August instead of twice a month. The next meeting was set for July with Pat and Oeleele attending the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Temhyeree Ab Manthey
A. I. Kelsy
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Mmonny
Hospitali
Rint Bureau
Saya
Bir
Mes Jose Gonzales
Kot Springs
Jesus Zarmiento
Henry Ford
Elenry Ford
Mildred Alice Shull
B.W. Davis
Rio Grande Varmer
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Rio Grande Karmer
Bes Cruces, N, M
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