Hunker Arrives in Wichita as Assistant Treasurer
George H. Hunker arrived December 3 to become assistant treasurer of the Federal Land Bank of Wichita. A 1876 Roanoke Missouri native with a Missouri University degree, he has farmed and ranching in New Mexico since 1910 and now runs 600 irrigated acres near Las Vegas plus 150 dry farmed acres and 20,000 grazing acres. He operates Rambouillet ewes and Hereford cattle, and has practiced law with Hunker and Noble, serving as attorney for Wichita land bank at Las Vegas since 1917. He has held multiple banking roles and is active in New Mexico wool and cattle associations.
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George H. Hunker
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Federal Land Bank of
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Roanoke
Hunker
University of Missouri
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Hunker and Noble
Wichita Land Bank
New Mexico ‘Wool Growers Association
The
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
National Livestock Association
High School News Rev D B Titus Addresses Youth
Rev D B Titus honors Senior High with a provocative talk urging students to face social problems. He warns against narrow aims, discusses five potential paths from individualism to socialism, and urges liberalism within a future-focused youth. News notes include El Coyote paper cover, rummage sale for repairs, and a humor exchange.
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Waggoner
Roswell High
National Honor Society
P. H. Deaton
Honor Society
iFarmer
Lawyer Jones
Roswell Chamber of Commerce holds 16th annual meeting
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce convened its 16th annual meeting with remarks from Oldham Moore Dexter Hugh Huff J. Q. Cummins Tom Hall and Colonel D C Pearson. Speakers praised farming diversification water conservation road improvements and athletic support while Mr Miller warned against New Deal misperceptions and urged vigilance on upcoming legislative proposals. A turkey dinner followed and pamphlets summarized the year’s work.
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Southwest
United States
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Roosevelt
Oldham Moore
Dexter
Chamber of Commerce
Pecos Valley
Texas
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A. D. Crile
John Tweedy
J. R. Thomas
Chamber
J. Q. Cummins
Highway Committee
Tom Hall
Institute
Roswell High
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Roswell Way
State Highway Department
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Mexico
New Mexicco
Dr. Woolford
Dc. R. McNally
Woman’s Club
Mr. McNally
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Edith Jones
Bootlegging menace after year of repeal
On repeal's first anniversary federal and state officials report continued bootlegger pressure on revenues and law. Morgenthau contemplates a radio appeal for buying legitimate liquor while calls to cut taxes grow for the next Congress. Details cover seizures, arrests, and revenue gaps in the year since repeal.
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James M. Doran
Utah
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