Dexter Farmers Thrive as Hay Checks Arrive
M E Coidazier leads oats yield with 90 bushels per acre and John Bible follows at 72.2. Hagerman hosts Mrs Harrett Wier and Mrs Dixie Stalling. Exposition praise from Dr and Mrs Hubbard in San Diego. Ray Krukenmier announces birth Elinor Ray July 13. Dorothea Berry returns from Carlsbad. Southwest Irrigated Cottons and Alfalfa Growers Association opens Dexter branch. hay checks paid at 70 percent of local market price aiding farmer finances. Cooperative spirit grows amid strong price outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Coidazier
John Bible
Hubbard
San Diego
Cal
Chicago
Ray Krukenmier
Elinor Ray
Babe
Dorothea Berry
Carlsbad
Hay Association
Dexter and area residents travelers and social notes
A roundup of local social visits and travel plans includes Mr and Mrs R F Adams and Miss Mable Adams visiting before their San Diego Exposition trip, Mr and Mrs Albert Butler returning to Dallas after a Dex ter visit with Rev and Mrs Butler, and several Butler and Adams family connections in Fort Stanton and San Angelo. Also noted are Dexter and Hagerman girls games, Co L McMains resuming work after a foot bruise, Buddy Lowenfield visiting near Dexter, and a July 25 meeting for the Dexter Woman's Club executive board to plan the new year with a goal of fifty members and a $1 dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Adams
Mable Adams
San Diego
California
Albert Butler
Dallas
Mrs. Butler
Dexter
Lena Butler
Ben Adams
Dorthey Monical
Howard Butler
Fort Stanton
A. D. Ruthledge
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Anne Quiett
Minnie Lilton
San Angelo
Butler
Charles Beck
D. McVickers
Beck
West Coast
Roy Skipworth
Duncan
W. F. Kerr
Maud Preston
Heerman
Co. L. McMains
Buddy Lowenfield
el Paso
C. N. Moore
F. L. Mehlhop
Dexter Woman’s Club
Mesdames Clem Krukenmier
A. Durand
P. E. Jarnegan
Valley society notes and regional travel updates
Local organization led by M Y Monical with E O Moore as secretary. Mrs O B Berry visits near Albuquerque. E O Moore returns from Santa Fe on business. Jeff Caffell and daughter visit Dexter after California trip. they plan a Caverns tour in Carlsbad and Texas home. Mrs W F Kerr and sons travel to Kress Texas for ten days. Mrs W B Stephens returns from Portales. O B Berry to Texas and Oklahoma for business. Breckenridge Texas guests to arrive next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Berry
Albuquerque
E. O. Moore
Santa Fe
Jeff Caffell
Dexter
California
San Diego
Caffell’s
Carlsbad
Texas
W. F. Kerr and Sons
Kress
W. B. Stephens
Portales
Oklahoma
Herman Cornett
Breckenridge
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Relief From 1934 Ad
An old 1934 advertisement emphasizes kidney care, noting kidneys work constantly to remove waste and that healthy people pass about 3 pints daily. It promotes Doan's Pills from Fester Milburn Co as a long standing remedy to cleanse the 79,200 feet of kidney tubes and relieve symptoms like backache and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Fester-Milpurh Co
David Dunn Makes Honor Roll at Texas Tech Lubbock
Roswell student David Dunn achieved honor roll status at Texas Tech University in Lubbock for the spring semester with a B average over at least 15 semester hours. Quality Circulation Gets Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Lubbock
David Dunn
Roswell
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Dixie Stalling
Hagerman
Roswell-Carrizozo
Carrizozo
Carrizozo Ff
Loves Bros
Daniel Paint & Glass CO
N. Main
Ron
Ieaceau Fe
Hotel Canterbury
San Francisco
Canterbury
Geo.t Thompson
SAN Brancisco
Senate
Black
Minton
Gibson
Frazier
John Garner
Senator Black
Alabama
Indiana
Schnellenbach
Washington
Vermont
North Dakeca
M. Y. Monical
Liberal
Rge
Dupont Dulux
Ward
Roswell, N. M
North Bound
Denver
East Bound
Ft. Worth
Lovington
Hobbs
Pecos
Tex
West Bound
Tucson
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Okla
City
Kansas City
Clovis
Rosweil
UNIGN
Goodyear
Faurot
Pathfinder
Ted
Anes Miles
N. Stewart
Colo
Peer
W. Rafin
Seca
Raleigh, N. C
McNally-Halil Motor Co
Chevrolet
BUICK
Miles C. F. Moseley
T. M. Brown
Hee Springs
Ark
M Petin
Mina
H. Perdee
Denver, Colo
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