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Newspaper
Rio Grande Farmer
Location
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
3
Mesilla Valley farmers report the harvest of 38 good crop Early Grano onions, known locally as College Onions. The project stems from Experiment Station Bulletin 193, naming the variety Early Grang and highlighting its early sweet Spanish flavor for eastern markets.
The Experiment Station notes the Early Grano onion matures in June and will be shipped in two carloads to eastern markets to test demand. If a strong market forms, it could foster a new valley industry by introducing this variety to larger cities with later onion harvests.
Mrs Harry Wheatley hosted a three course luncheon at her ranch home on Wednesday to honor Mrs W G Smith Jr The dress of guests included Roxie Mae Davidson Davis Jack Renner Ber He Béene Claude Shindler L L Mayfield Kenneth Batbien Jessie Gentry Velma Miller W Mark ley Richardson After lunch the guests sewed and socialized Little Millie Miller presented Mrs Smith with a shower of gifts from the guests
R K Banner left Wednesday morning by auto for Ft Worth Texas where Mrs Banner and the children have been enjoying a summer with friends and relatives. They will return with Mr Banner.
Eugene Manlove Rhodes 65 noted western writer died in San Diego of heart disease. His dying wish was no funeral and burial on the top of the San Andres mountains of New Mexico, to be carried out by his widow. Rhodes, once a cattle hand in New Mexico, drew on local events for many stories. He was born in Nebraska, studied at the University of the Pacific, lived in Appalachian New York and Alamogordo before settling in San Diego. The Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce offered help to fulfill his burial wish, expressing sympathy and intent to assist.
In the Probate Court of Dona Ana County New Mexico In the Matter of the Estate of A J Archer Deceased Cause No 780 Notice of Final Hearing To W A Archer and K B Archer and to all unknown heirs and lienholders The administrator A H Archer has filed his final account and report and the court set July 2 1984 at ten AM for hearing objections to the final report The attorney for the administrator is R R Posey Las Cruces NM Witness the seal of the Probate Court June 9 1934 First published June 7 1934 Last published June 28 1934
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