Tours and safety drive highlight New Mexico outlook
Readable excerpts note frequent rancher tours in southeastern New Mexico and the Southwest to observe successful livestock practices at fairs and ranches. Governor Miles backs highway safety amid 1939–38 accident parity, urging public responsibility. court decisions on tax debt methods are discussed alongside Milwaukee Toy Loan Centers improving youth behavior and park use.
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Oil Production Proponents Debate New Mexico Provation Plan
In Lea county and statewide, producers differ on the fairness of the provation agreement. Supporters say provation curbs a price drop by oil floods, extending output over time. They expect higher eventual tax revenue for producers and the state, despite market and carrier shortages.
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No Case for Wrist-Tapping Presses Break in Moscow Ties
The Albuquerque Tribune argues President Hoover should withdraw all diplomatic recognition from Russia after Finland’s attack and Russia’s breach of promises. It urges a full severance rather than a token representation, asserting only a complete rupture would register with Moscow.
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Religion Test Periods and World History Reflections
Will Robinson cites three historic acid tests where religion and civilization faced crises. He likens Stalin and Hitler to barbaric, godless forces, warns history may repeat, and urges readers to pray and attend church. He muses on future systems, divine defenses, and local town anecdotes amid national turmoil.
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Encino Gains Light as State Electrification Winds Down
A brief state note highlights Encino moving toward electricity with Vaughn supplying power at lower rates than many towns with existing plants. The town, once last to seek electrification, now makes progress amid broader rural grid developments.
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Knight Errant’s Victory Triggers High Stakes Horse Deal
Knight Errant wins a six furlong race amid a thwarted claiming bid. Slim Maynard’s grab on the colt triggers threats of further intrigue as Heather Mills races to Chicago to reclaim her horse, while Bassitt and Tony Scitano plot to recover losses and outmaneuver betting schemes at the Roswell track.
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