Cotton Growers Vote On Dec 7 In New Mexico
Cotton growers in New Mexico and 18 other cotton states will vote on December 7 on invoking marketing quotas for the 1941 crop under the AAA. A two thirds majority is required when supplies exceed normal by seven percent. New Mexico chair Fred L. O Chesky notes current supplies are 37 percent above normal and that NM growers approved the 1940 quota.
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Las Cruces
N. M
AAA
New Mexico
Fred L. O’chesky
New Mexico Aaa
Drunkenness Sentences in Police Court
Charles LeFever, labeled a repeater, receives 30 days for drunkenness. Aaron Braswell, charged with drunkenness, is returned to jail to finish 27 days of a prior sentence and will face new sentencing after that term. He escaped from a work gang after 3 days of a 30 day sentence.
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Charles LeFever
Aaron Braswell
Fireman Uses Bare Hatred To Stop Pocket Fire
In Seattle a fireman named Roy Barkley, seeing smoke from a pocket, rushed down the station pole to chase a passerby. He beat out the flames and saved the man from injury. The passerby stated he had not heard the cries for help. Barkley muttered Matches as he returned to the window.
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Seattle
Roy Barkley
Barkley
Vegetable Soup and Salad Package at Anderson's Gardens
Andersons Gardens advertises a Vegetable Soup Package and a Salad Package offering fresh produce and meal components. Customers can choose bundled servings, with emphasis on garden-fresh ingredients and value.
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Anderson'’'S Gardens
Old Fort Stanton History Highlighted on KGFL
The Know Your New Mexico broadcast on KGFL covered Fort Stanton as possibly the southwest’s oldest continually owned federal military reservation. It traces the 1855 establishment approved by Jefferson Davis with General Garland choosing the site, evacuated in 1861, reoccupied in 1863, and finally turned to the Public Health Service in 1896 for a tuberculars sanitarium.
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Fort Stanton
Southwest
New Mexico
KGFL
Jefferson Davis
Garland
Miles
U. S. Public Health Service
Federal
Merchant Marine Service
United States
Robbie Johnson
Elizabeth Garrett
Border Conference basketball preview voices coming season
The Border Conference opens with contenders like New Mexico Aggies and Arizona University facing challenges. Tempe Bulldogs and Texas Mines gain talent as New Mexico Teachers, Lobos, and Miners prepare for key series and conference play starting January 16. Ray Tanner and Gracy Capps headline strong rosters.
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Associated Press Border Conference
New Mexico Aggies
Arizona University
Aggies
New Mexico University
Tempe
Texas
Tempe Bulldogs
New Mexico
Silver City
Tempe Miners
Socorro
New Mexico Miners
Chuck Finley
Miners
Silver City Outfit
Benjamin Sacks
State College
Texas Miners
el Paso
Lobos
Ray Tanner
Gracy Capps
Bob Groman
Capps
Tanner
el Paso Way
Donald Lance
Lee Floyd
Marshall Pennington
Texas Mines
Arizona
Premiere of Santa Fe Trail draws state officials in Santa Fe
Members of both houses of the New Mexico legislature and over 300 members of the New Mexico Gas and Oil Association are invited to the premiere of the historical film Santa Fe Trail in Santa Fe from December 13 to 15. The state oil conservation commission also meets in Santa Fe on December 11 and 12. Home Grown Spinaca Young and Tender Anderson's Gardens Adv.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico Gas and Oil Association
State Oil Conservation Commission
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