Dexter News Highlights Local Social and Moves
Dexter residents welcome guests and travelers with visits to families in nearby towns. Prom Queen Jewel Sharp and Miss Adams receive campus honors at Las Vegas Normal, while several locals travel to Roswell, El Paso, and Denver for visits, schooling, and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lee Hearn
Hagerman
Leftwitch
el Paso
Gayle Sharp
Farmington
J. W. Sharp
Tom Spering
Clovis
L. D. Keer
Mttle
W. E. Kerr
Kress
Texas
W. F. Kerr
Dorthea Perry
University
Albuquerque
Pat Noble
Silver City
California
L. B. Hurst
Denver
Andre Latimer
Roswell
Ing
Jane Welter
John Reid
Bob McNeal
J. A. McNeal
Carlsbad
Dexter
Las Vegas
Normal University
Arthur Krida
New York
Institute
Gean Hurst
John Baily
Leo Nowat
Yucca
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
M. A. Wier
Fred Mielenz
Blanch Pollock
Rosanna Mielenz
Paul Fry
John J. Anderson
Hall
Pearl O’brian
Margaret Lee
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Preston O'Brian
John G. Anderson
Grasshopper bait allotments approved for New Mexico
Telegrams from the Bureau of Entomology report 300 tons of grasshopper bait materials shipped last week to northwestern New Mexico counties. Counties approved include San Juan, Sandoval, McKinley, Valencia, Bernalillo, Santa Fe, Rio Arriba and Taos, with data on infestation areas needed for county allotments. People in heavily infested counties without allotments should contact the county Extension agent or State Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.mex
Bureau of Entomology
New Mexico
State Extension Service
Congress
San Juan
Sandoval
McKinley
Valencia
Bernalillo
Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Taos
Hatch Working For Drought Relief Funds
United States Senator Carl A Hatch monitors Washington drought relief developments. He prioritizes securing further federal allotments for drought stricken New Mexico counties including Curry De Baca Lea Roosevelt Quay and Guadalupe for immediate relief. He wired local officials that these counties had been designated for inclusion in secondary drought relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Santa Fe
United States
Carl A. Hatch
Washington
New Mexico
Curry
de Baca
Lea
Roosevelt
Quay
Guadalupe
Inconsistencies in Government Flood Plan Noted
A Roswell reader argues the government flood control and irrigation plan ignores local water rights. He notes the Southern and Railway uses Bonito River water for their own use and urges Roswell be the main irrigation beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern and Railway
Bonito
Bonito Valley
Roswell
Unfurnished six room house wanted in Washington Ave district
Wanted ad seeking a modern six room unfurnished house in the Washington Avenue school district. Might consider a lease. Contact Dr. G. W. Griswokk at phone 403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
G. W. Griswokk
Four New Oil Tests In Eddy And Lea Counties
The Artesia Advocate reports plans for a June 1 oil lease sale offering 31 715 acres in Eddy and Lea counties across 23 tracts. Four new wells will start, including a 5 000 foot test in wildcat territory. The Cushing No 1 in Eddy Lea district recently completed with 8 000 000 feet gas and three flow tests totaling 45 1/2 barrels over the first three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Artesa Advocate
Eddy
Lea Counties
Lea County
Ogg
The
Texas Company
Phillips Petroleum Co
Woolworth No
Eddy County
Etz Hammond
Keyes
Curry County
Schoonmaker Et al
Hart
Eddy-Lea
Cushing
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Burr
Ruidoso
Dexter Drug Store
Roswell Daily Record
West Texas
Eddy and
Carrizozo Stage and Truck Lines
Carrizozo
Thigs
George Harkness
Mer
Fecusos
Ferankly
Licesti & Myzas Tosacco Co
Record
Bee Ee
Ao Mi
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