Rio Grande Farmer Promotes Local Progress and Unity
The Rio Grande Farmer outlines its mission to serve Dona Ana County and New Mexico farmers by linking business and agriculture, publishing local news, supporting development projects, and upholding editorial independence. It lists subscription rates, offices, and a long editorial board including Bronson Printing Co. leaders and regional experts across farming, horticulture, veterinary science, and extension services.
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Rio Grande Farmer
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande Farmer's
Dona Ana
New Mexico
Rio Grande Farsacr
Parfizan
Dona Ang County Farm Organizations in Official Paper
Official notice listing authorized park and multiple agricultural groups in Dona Ang County including Alfalfa Association New Mexico Lampyers Association Dona Ann County Fair Association Rio Grande Valley Dairy Association Bee Keepers' Association Cow Testing Farm Bureau Marketing Mesilla Valley Fruit Growers Mesilla Valley Poultry Growers Mesilla Valley Cabbage Growers Sweet Potato Growers names and affiliations within the county paper.
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Dona Ann County
New Mexico
Discrimination over 1923 tax assessment in Las Cruces
Rumor mill in Las Cruces questions whether Santo Tomas lands will be taxed fairly by the County Board of Commissioners acting as a board of equalization. Citizens pledge support for fair, legally substantiated assessment and consider funding legal defense to ensure equal treatment.
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Las Cruces
Santo Tomas
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Santos Fomas
Fundamental Importance of Taylor Articles Cited
F H Newell, consulting engineer, calls the articles by F W Taylor in The Harmer exceptionally valuable for the project. He says the writings show a clear grasp of the subject, fundamental to researchers studying the topic.
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F. W. Taylor
the Harmer
F. H. Newell
Farm Bureau officers and local unit leaders list
A fragmented roster lists Farm Bureau officers and local unit chairmen across communities including Las Cruces Mesilla Park and Dona Ana. Names such as James Quesenherry Percy Marker Rigney and Thorpe appear among presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers with multiple directors and chairmen noted.
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Kate M. Evans
Mesilla Park
W. K. Newsom
Berino
L. Hill
Hill
Comall Oyer
James Queshn Biey
Ghurnian
Las Cruces
Bradshaw
la Mesa
A. Debrook
Cruces
Bowman
Berna
Donaldson
Chambering
N. ML
Huuklane
Ilesilla Park
N.M
Wo Lestee
Wes Lesyer
J. F. Bradshaw
E. Locke
Brook
Lester i
D. Bowman
L McKamy
A. W. Crowder Mes
F. J. Rigney
B.A. Vonalds
Reinburg
W. Taylor
Hookland
W. P. Thorpe
Anthony Berino
H. A. McDowell
C. §. Locke
Treas
Dairying Policy Aims to Boost Milk Use and Market
A speaker urges promoting home consumption of milk and larger farm use to raise demand while avoiding market gluts. The aim is to stimulate good dairy cows without destroying product markets, through continual advocacy and expert study of market dynamics.
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Taylor
Farmers face editorials over irrigation and district secrecy
The Citizen's editorial attack on irrigation and district leadership faces farmers with a promise of a detailed financial report. The piece accuses the Citizen of selfish motives and election year vengeance, while doubt is cast on farmer reliance on outside advice and backers.
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Disizii
Tas Cruces
Jose
le Citizen Jonuly
County Tax Study Urges Reform Amid Records Discrepancies
The Farm Burean Committee on Taxation, led by President Quesenberry, plans a countywide records survey to root out tax evils and expose public outrages. The paper will publish data only if needed to prevent depreciation and protect public welfare, arguing for more business and less politics in county affairs as a financial necessity.
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Quesenberry
New Mexico Urged to Include Hay and Broomcorn in Warehouse Act
Congress passed a warehousing act to allow bonded warehouses and warehouse receipts as loan collateral, boosting agriculture and price stability. The Sixth New Mexico Legislature seeks to apply the act locally, but federal rulings cover only wool and cotton. hay and broomcorn should be added. Local farm bureaus urge prompt action to prevent market loss and secure financial aid for farmers and the state.
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Congress
New Mexico
New of
Local Notes Highlight Society Change and Civic News
A fragmented regional account details social events in Las Cruces and surrounding towns, naming Georgette Talbott and Ruth Chase among attendees, plus retirements in the postal service and pension actions. It notes plans for a Las Cruces gathering, a lecture in Butte, and optimism for regional prosperity, with brief mentions of local officials and community figures.
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Elephant Butte Irrigation District
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New Mexico College of Agriculture
Farm Bureau Marketing Association
D. W. Sronson
Brennan Prig Company
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C. FE. Locke
R. C. Stockdale
Sara Yun Yieck
Katherine Stovs
E. B. Johnson
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A. J. Fite
State Agricultural College
John L. Lunton
E. C. White
B.S. C.E
Fabian Garcia
M. Lawson
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W.T. Scoggin
Dona Ang County
People's Rights
SKIL
FOR General Survey OF County Records
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Bill
Mperor Justinian
Rome
Duna Ana
Homa
Taovet
Robert
Kelso
Georgette’ Talbott
Las Tyces
Nancy Williams
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Mies Talbott
Springfield
Las Cruted ‘Uy
Lillian
Gay
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Rend
Ruth Chase
Lordsburg
Walpole
J. Walpole
English Way
Chamber of Commer
Butte Dam
Lillian Wauvalta
Monk
Réven
Edwards
Silver City
Socoris WM Datena
Promi Telegraph
Gond
Fred Starek
Finance Corporation
Texas
Arizona
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Fico
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John Dickinson Shermas
Home Sweet Home
Terry
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