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Rio Grande Farmer in Las Cruces, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Rio Grande Farmer
Location
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
2
Advertising Rates And Editorial Staff Of Bronson Printing Co
An excerpt lists advertising rates per inch and per word, followed by editorial leadership and staff names. It enumerates Bronson Printing Co. owners, editor Augusta Wolf, and a wide range of department heads, local correspondents, and Farm Bureau officers across Dona Ana and Mesilla Park areas with affiliations to various New Mexico agricultural groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Ana
August Wolf
Board OF
H. H. Brook
Elephant Butte Irrigation District
F. E. Lester
State
Fatey Sureau
New Mexico College of Agriculture
BH. W. Bronson
Bronson Printing
A.S. J
The Rio Grande Farmer editorial on Valley progress and water bill
The Rio Grande Farmer promotes farmer run editorial stance in the valley. It frames the paper as independent and aimed at giving farmers a voice and guidance on public policy. It discusses cooperation with business and farming groups and analyzes a proposed one million dollar bill to fund water delivery to Mexico via Elephant Butte project, noting political hurdles and the need for farmer input and contract ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Nile States
AMER
Rio Grande Valley
Board of Control
Million Dollar Credit Bill Fails in Senate
A bill granting a one million dollar credit for the water project failed to pass as the session ended. The measure had earned favorable reports from both the house and senate committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Senate Cam
Local Unit Directors and Officers List
A fragmented roster lists directors and officers across several local units including J. F. Bradshaw C E Loc Hil, Brook Flester, Bowman, McRamy, Crowder, F Rigney, Donaldson, Reinburg and Rylar. It names chairs and secretaries treasurers such as Anthony Ber, W F Smith, Paul Price, F Weeks, Mrs Donaldson, F J Rigney, Mrs Seadshaw, C McCarty, Wy Conway and CE Locks with various roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bradshaw c. E. Loc
Brook Flester
Bowman
McRamy
A.W. Crowder
F. Rigney
S A. Donaldson
JE. Reinburg
Sirs
A. S.J. Rylar
J. W. Taylor
Hookland W. PB. Thorpe
Anthony Ber
Buy It In Dona Ana County Readers urged to shop local
Readers of Rio Grande Farmer are asked to contemplate the Buy It in Dona Ana County message. The piece argues buying locally supports prosperity through jobs, roads, schools, and services while urging buyers to compare local prices and services before purchasing elsewhere. The campaign emphasizes the home merchant farmer contractor doctor and dentist and notes real benefits from local spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Farmer
Dona Ana
Hin Bonanna County
Farmers Trade Paper For Rio Grande Valley
A fragmented editorial argues for a farmers trade paper to share practical experience from field to field. It stresses farmer contributions, section focus, and linking College research with real-world farming to boost efficiency and regional agricultural progress in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Valey
Rio Grande Valley
Federal Farm Loans Boost Mesilla Valley Loans Surge
W P Thorpe reports forty district farmers applied for federal farm loans through Mesilla Valley National Farm Loan Association. Total applications reach 126 400 with over 90 000 monthly, seven of eighteen approved from Spanish America. Loans offer low rates and long terms, saving borrowers hundreds annually compared with private 8 to 10 percent loans, and funds stay local to boost Mesilla Valley prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesilla Vana
National Farm Loan Insortation
Ioan
Slared
Mort
Valey
Ty Federal Farm Land Bank
Payne
Fed Land Bank
Joan
Federal Land Bank
Mort Chough
Dona Ana
Mesilla
World Cotton Supply Estimates and Acreage Trends
RF Hare analyzes 1923 cotton acreage and July supply estimates from the USDA. The report notes 37.2 million acres planted in 1923 with a 104-10 cent rise over 1922, and July stock projections of about 6.821 million bales. Growth prospects depend on demand, with expectations of increased planting in New Mexico counties and Roosevelt areas despite drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department Agriculture
Souther Company
Government ii
New
Anz
Eddy Ann
Chavez
Lea
Eddy County
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Las Cruces
N. M
Rio Grands Valley
Rio Grande Farmer's Cin
New Mexia
Rio Grambe Valley
Edlitor
Temple of Agriculture
Fara
Federal Farm Loan
Bronson Printing Co
D. W. Bronson
David Bronson
C. E. Lacke
R. C. Stockdale
A. RB
B.S
Homculture
State Agricultural College
John J. Lawlon
B. S
S. White
B.S. Froizssor
Fabian Garcea
N. M. Experiment Station
LM. Lawson
3. KS
Project
Mianager
EP. Johnson
U. Tian
Kate M. Evesilla Park
W. R. Newsom
C. L. Hile
Till
B. BH. Romig
Salem
Welch McGuire
Chambering
J. W. Newberry
Picacho
Lee Elliott
Garfield
Dan Kloss
Brazita
F. J. Rigney
la Mesa
B. H. Henry
Dani Ana County Farm Bureau Sephant Butte Alfalfa Association
New Mexico Taxpayers Association
Bona Ana County Fair Association
Rio Grande Valley Dairy A Association
Bee Keepers’ Association
Cens-Testing Association
Farm Bureau Marketing
Farm Bureau
James Queselberry
M. Humboldt Tasad
A.S. J. Eylar
Percy W. Barker
Mesilla Park
F. D. Souman
Berins
A. Donaldson
Hookland
E. Lester
F. J. McKamny
Anthony
W. P. Thorpe
Dona Ana County
Editorial
THE
RIN Grande Farmer
Lawn
Farmer
Urs
A. B. Fa
O. Bursum Te
Ae Semeone
Mexico
Elephant Butte
United States
Baker
California
Washington
Federal Farm Loans
Meat Vale National Farm Loan Association
RF. Hare
U.S. Burens
Motor News
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