National wheat program outlines to New Mexico farmers
The plan is a national effort fitted to American 1,200,000 wheat growers with local adjusters. Base periods 1928–32 for state and county yields and 1930–32 for individual growers determine allotments and compensation payments. Reductions for 1934–35 will be in acres, not to exceed 20 percent, set by the Secretary of Agriculture after review.
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New Mexico
America
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
M. L. Wilson
Wheat Production Administration
Bread prices rise modestly in 32 city survey
Washington reports farm administrators found most bakers keeping fair price schedules after a probe of 32 cities. Bread loaf prices averaged slightly under one cent higher on July 13 than June 15, with most cases within the justified range indicated by Secretary Wallace.
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Washington
Wallace
Denver
Hagerman sympathy as little Bernice Jenkins dies
Deep sympathy is extended to the William Jenkins family after the sudden illness and death of Bernice, a sweet little girl. Interment followed a short home service and a cemetery service led by Rev Gardner and Mr J E Wimberly. The community also hosted church and club activities and local games as residents mourned.
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William Jenkins
Bernice
Gardner
The
Nazarene Church
J. E. Wimberly
Hedges
Phillips
Dexter
DeWeese
Roswell
Harry Cowan
No Money Now for Work at Chaco Canyon
Albuquerque July 21 AP A E Demaray acting director of the National Park Service told Dr J F Zimmerman president of the State University and Dr Edgar L Hewett director of the School of American Research that the 265000 development plan for Tuins at Chaco Canyon National Monument has been dropped for the present. Land title issues block the funds and the Park Service may reopen the proposal if a solution is found. The plan included 170000 for highway construction and 90000 for ruins improvements.
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Albuquerque
N M
A. E. Demaray
National Park Service
J. F. Zimmerman
The
State University
Edgar L. Hewett
School of American Research
Chaco Canyon National Monument
Demaray
Zimmermann
Hewett
New Mexico Boys Win Trips to Chicago Fair
Harold M. Burton and Wm. E. Luther Jr. won state champion craftsman titles securing trips to the Chicago Century of Progress and a chance at six 5,000 university scholarships. Awards in coach building woodcraft metalcraft trimcraft and paintcraft were also announced for seniors and juniors, with various Gallup Roswell Las Vegas and Albuquerque winners.
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Lilyan Dillard
Birmingham
Ala
Bristol-Myers
Miss Dillard
Spana
Chicago
Chas
Truck Going To Oklahoma City Carrying Load
Traveling freight run from the 25th to 30th bound for Oklahoma City. Can transport a load. Contact C. H. Yates at Red 1312 for details and pickup.
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Oklahoma City
C. H. Yates
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Hagerman
Women’s Guild
Presbyterian Missionary
Socety
Claude Simson
Stillman
Young People’s Temperance Union
Methodist Church
Mineral Wells Apartments
Hagerman Woman’s Club
Gehman
Russell
Heitman
Winnie Cole
Tom McKinstry
W. A. Losey
Marie Catlow
Perry Sears
Mrs. Losey
Queen of
Lithuania
State Department
Stephen Darius
Stanley Girenas
New York
Acme
Mrs. Wright
Miss Carvill
Old Mission
Austin Porter
Brookfield
Lemons
Clardy’'s
Maxwell
Jersey Corn Jakes
Ghaco Canyon
Massey
Grocery and Market
N. Main St
N. M
Record
Choice
Enna Jettick Summer Shoes
Enna Jettick
del Norte
Hills Bros
Folgers
Maxwell House
Swift’s
Great West
Uncle Bob
Quart
Solitaire
Swifts Brookfield
Borden’s Eagle Brand
10Th & North Main Sts
Heinz
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