Fruit Growers Work to Foil Old Jack Frost in Valley
E LOCKE reports plans by Valley fruit growers to combat cold with 5000 orchard heaters or smudge pots. Arrangements for fuel oil, storage in Law Cruses, and distribution to growers are in place. An automatic College alarm will alert night operators to notify growers when temperatures dip. Detailed cistern construction for oil storage is described, with tests showing likely leak resistance. Varieties like Tilton apricots, Governor Wood cherries, Early Richmond peaches, and several grapes are listed with suitability for local climates.
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E. Locke
Walla
Ilimpany
el Paso
Fite
Wape
N. M
Tilton
Mooryork
Governor Wood
Richmond
May Duke
Lake
Graves
Hamburg
Alexandria
Mission
Niagara
Sales
Wan
Brighton
Concord
Apples for New Mexico growers advise best apple varieties
The New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts identifies apple varieties suited to the state's valleys and highlands, including Red June, Wilson’s Red June, Jonathan, Delicious, Winesap, Arkansas Black, McMahon’s White, York Imperial, White Winter Pearmain and Rome Beauty. The article notes odling moth damage in winter apples, mitigated by spraying, and offers pruning and handling tips plus observations on shrivelled fruit and sweetness.
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New Mexico College of Agriculture and Emechante Arts
Wilson
Jonathan
Deticous
Slayman
Arkansas
McMahon
Ben Davis
Gene
Native plums and other fruit varieties for New Mexico
The State Experiment Station recommends three native plum varieties Wild Gorse Omaha and Golden Beauty for New Mexico. European varieties include Sugar Brune Grant Plum Yellow Egg Italian and French Prunes. Damned peaches Alexander Bearly Wheeler Mamie Toss Liberta J H Hole Chinese Cling Late Crawford and Saway are very early bloomers often killed by spring frosts.
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Omaha
New Mexico
State Experiment Station
Alexander
Bearly Wheeler
Mamie Toss
Eiberta
J. H. Hole
Crawford
Saway
Southern Mesilla Valley cotton growers form association
W B Sat Chalrintn leads Southern Mesilla Valley Cotton Growers Association to organize for 1923 crop needs. article notes strong interest in ginning and warehousing but limited support for marketing pools. forecasts 1923 US cotton crop near 17 to 20 million bales with price outlooks and warehouse pooling advantages.
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W. B. Sat Chalrintn
Southern
Mesilla Valley
Catton G Rowers? Association
Mesilla
Gina
Texas
Oklahoma
Mesquite
Dona Ann
el Paso
Abe
Prado Sal
Poolsif St
Notice of Sale in Dona Ana County New Mexico
Public auction ordered by the Third Judicial District for Dona Ana County to satisfy a $2,107.60 judgment plus interest and costs against A J Jarrett, M C Jarrett, and Roy Smith. Special Master Joseph F E Thatcher will sell March 26, 192d at 10 am at the Las Cruces courthouse front door. Real estate includes multiple tracts in Dona Ana County described in the decree, with redemption rights within nine months.
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Dona Ana County
State OF New Mexico
Fred C. Kaalenberg
A. J. Jarrett
Cave M. Jarrett
Box Smith
Deeren
A. D
Fred C. Kaellenberg
Hove
Corn M. Jarrett
Roy Smith
Joseph FE. Thatcher
Jay
Las Cruces
Dona Ama
New Mexico
Hida
Jarrett
Cora M. Jarrett
Dona Ana
Stile
Donnciano Rodriguez
Rodrigues
Teneo
M. T
Anid
M. U
Thenea
Howirming
Iby
Melasindes Telles
Dewi
Dona Ava County
New Mexica
Joze Manuel Sanches Raca
Colley
Dona Aba
New Meio
Kear
Catarina Rodriguez
Pablo Domingues
San Miguel
Pablo Dom [Ingez
Pablo Dominguez
Melquiades ‘'Illes
Caterine Rodriguez
Melquiades Teles
Meimuis Des Telles
Erman Ravel
Cnat
Jose Manuel Sanchez Baca
Espiridiona Trujillo de
New Mere
Bermonetta Sermonette Reflects on Worthwhile Life
A terse reflection notes that a man who feels things not worth white ill is likely to neglect the things in life that truly matter. The Norton Transcript echoes a moral about prioritizing value over vanity.
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E Bermonetta
Norton
Ex Service Men Insurance Push In Southwest Chapters
Red Cross chapters in the southwestern division are making a special effort to interest ex service men in reinstating their lapsed insurance. They encourage taking advantage of liberal provisions offered by the program and urge ex servicemen to contact local Red Cross offices for details and assistance.
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Red Cross
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