Directory of editors and farm groups in New Mexico
The document lists August Wolf as editor in chief with a wide editorial staff and names leaders of the Elephant Butte Irrigation District and state farm and agricultural bodies. It includes farm bureau officers, university specialists, local correspondents across Mesilla Park to Las Cruces, and declares authorized papers for numerous New Mexico farm organizations and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wolf
Boltosial, Spare
J. H. Brook
Elephant Butte Irrigation District
F. FE
Kate M. Evans
Mesilla Park
W. R. Newsom
Herino
Time to Demand Action on Rising Delinquent Taxes in Donaing
Editorial calls for action as Donaing County’s delinquent taxes reach 289770 dollars since 1912, with statewide delinquencies near 5 million. It notes declining tax collection since 1919, unpaid irrigation district taxes on idle land, and that no tax sales have occurred since 1919. The piece warns of higher levies if collections fall further.
Big Opportunity for Farmers in Tax-Free Bonds
A six month wave of sentiment against tax free securities is cited, with focus on federal farm loan bonds offering 3.5 percent loans. If farm loan bonds become taxable, mortgage interest could rise by 1 to 2 percent, increasing costs for farmers. Farmers are urged to apply now if eligible to lock in the current 5.5 percent rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mesilla Valley
Federal Farm Loan
Fox Tricks Jack Rabbit On Snowy Sleigh Ride
An old fox plans to steal a sleigh ride by luring Jack Rabbit and Mrs Raplett with the Rabbit and family in costumes. Fox attaches to a sleigh but Jack tricks him, causing fox to spurt back and fail his scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pit
Dog
Stan
Fer
Jack Fabbit
Seigh
Jack Habbits
Jack
Jack Habbit
Legent
Mr. Fox
Rabbit
Teablett
Jack Wabbit
Fox
Jack Rabbit
Mr. Pox
Mele Vanapaper
Public schools and the Carnegie Foundation endowment
The text argues public schools must fulfill core aims while noting rising costs from larger student numbers betterment of buildings and teacher salaries. It says schools should focus on intellectual discipline and preparation for trades, critiquing broad but shallow offerings. Carnegie Foundation resources total 26,376,000 with endowments and reserve funds allocated to retirement and research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Foundation
Division of Educational Inquiry
Indian scare fuels rhetoric in Santa Fe newspaper
The Sava Fe New Mesican reports Commissioner Burke of the Bureau of Indian Affairs urging Indians to work their neglected fields, a mild, sensible suggestion. The New Mexican, prone to spooks and plots, hints at another Indian spasm, branding the alarm as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sava Fe
Burke
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Costs Rising Threaten Public School System
Dr Henry S Pritchett president Carnegie Foundation warns that mistaken views of education push costs beyond public ability to fund. If school demands continue to climb radical curtailments will be needed and the public school system may be endangered unless costs are brought within limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
Myst
Government costs you two hundred twenty a year
William P Helm Jr argues in today’s analysis that US government spending totals nearly eight point five billion annually with forty million workers earning a gross two hundred sixty billion, yielding a $220 per person yearly burden and about $400 per family. He critiques civic awareness and notes coal wage peace benefits consumers but warns of hidden costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Helm, Jr
National Budget Committee
United States
Local Unit Directors and Officers Listed in Detail
A compiled list shows directors and officers for multiple local units. Names include J F Bradshaw C F Locke J Hl Brook Fe Lester fb Bowman Mckamy W Crowder Mrs J Rigney A Donaldson J E Reindurg Ars Als J Eylar J W Taylor Hookland Wp Thorpe. Officers include Anthony Berino Bowman Chairman W FL Smith Secretary Treasurer and several unit secretaries treasurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quesenberry
Las Cruces
N. M
F. Bradshaw
la Mesa
H. H.brook
N. BY
F. D. Bowman
Berino
A. Donaldson
Chambering
Hookland
Mesilla Park
EB. Lester
I. McKamy
J. F. Bradshaw
C.F. Locke
J. Hl. Brook
Lester
Bowman
McKamy
W. Crowder
J. Rigney
J. E. Reindurg
ARS
Als
J. Eylar
J. W. Taylor
Thorpe
Anthony Berino
W. FL Smith
Canstileo
Idus Gillett
Paul Price
Chamberino
L. T. Deck
S. A Donaldson
F. J. Rimey
J. F. Hradshaw
Dona Ana
W. P. Thorpe
B. H. Henry
Melilla Park
H. A. McDowell
C. E. Locke
Public figures discuss farm and finance policy shifts
The article cites George BM Reyngie and Eugene Meyer Jr on farm prices, agriculture funding, and the War Finance Corporation. It notes concerns about livestock and grain pricing, the need for permanent financial machinery, and the role of bankers like Charles H. Subix and David R. Forgan in restoring prosperity for farmers, industry, and related sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BM. Reyngie
Chicago
United States
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Charles H. Subix
Guarantes Trust Company of
York
He Treagoe
Thal
David R. Forgan
National Hank
Myath
William, Fellows
Refrigerator Company
New Ya
Congress
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Rio Grande Farmer
Tip Grande Republic
Dona Ana County
Rio Grande Alley
Bona Ana
New America
Rio Grande Valley
Temple of Agriculture
Nowe
Federal Farm Loan Assn
Iurvices
Bronson Printing Co
D. W. Bronson
David Bronson
Departsien’ S
J. W.taylor
COUTY
R. C. Stockdale
Sara van Vleck
Katherine Stoes
E. J. Johnson
U. S. Extension
A. B. Fite
W.S
State Agricultural College
John L. Lawton
E. C. White
Staef Specialists
Fabian Garcia
L. M. Lawson
R. 5
Dana Ana
Farm Bureau
B. Romig
Salem
Humboldt Casad
Canutilla
A. 5
Percy W. Barker
N. BI
F. J. Rigney
Editorial
FBI
Broxico
New Mexico
U.S. Department of Ture
Periente
Breda
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