Roswell bond vote urged to fund district growth
Roswell city school board calls a February 27 election on issuing District No. One bonds totaling 150000 dollars to expand Roswell’s school capacity. The editorial lauds population growth, notes better tax base without raising rates, and supports the bond issue. The piece also mentions federal reclamation plans, a United Mine Workers convention incident, and local civic developments including a new Mountain States Telephone building.
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City School Board
Roswell
Coronado Legend Tossed In Raton Satire
A satirical history details Francisco Vasquez de Coronado, mocked as an overhyped explorer. It notes his 1540 start from Compostela, rough reception in New Mexico, dubious claims about the Grand Canyon, and Carlsbad officials refusing to join Coronado celebrations, while Caverns and tourism are still hoped to benefit.
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Coronado
Victor Minter
Picnic and Barbecue Tied to Texas New Mexico Debate
The report discusses a planned February 12 picnic and barbecue funded by Texas and the El Paso Chamber of Commerce amid suspicions of a hidden motive. The AP coverage notes questions about Texas generosity toward New Mexico and hints at a broader political context.
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New Mexico Lamb and Wool Week Proclaimed by Governor Miles
Governor John Miles proclaims February 4 to 10 as New Mexico Lamb and Wool Week to spur use of mutton and woolen goods. He recalls seven million dollars in cash the industry brought to the state in 1939 and urges citizens to buy all wool clothing and wear garments at least a yard wide. The proclamation notes the baraga’s role in the economy.
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Fights Last Night Roundup From AP Recap
Boxing results from Tacoma Syracuse Pittsburgh Brooklyn Detroit and Washington list fighters such as Jack McComber Johnny Nelson Harry Bob Henry Cooper Holman Williams and Steve Mamakos with decisions and points totals from recent bouts. The brief notes show outpoints and weights in multiple cities.
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