New Mexico Ranges Drying Rapidly
May weather has dried ranges across New Mexico, especially in southern counties, with widespread need for rain. Cattle and sheep losses since January remain light, calf weights depend on summer rains, and range condition is 84 percent of normal. Areas east of the Pecos face severe drought. grazing water is ample though, and lambing remains strong. Local towns report dryness, with stockmen feeding hay and cake amid hot, windy spring. Community notices follow.
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Fred Daniels
United States Department of Agriculture
Pecos
Chaves County
Hope
Roswell
Pecos River
Eddy County
Artesia
Lincoln County
Picacho
Otero
Wyman Family Moves to Hagerman and Community Updates
Mr and Mrs J C Wyman relocate from Lovington to Hagerman with Ms Wyman set to replace J E Wimberley as rural mail carrier. Their home gains a telephone. Local residents attend shows and a singing convention in Hobbs and Artesia while planning a skating rink opening in Hagerman next week.
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J.C. Wyman
Hagerman
Lovington
Ms. Wyman
J. E. Wimberley
Letha Green
Id Beans
Lula Keeth
Jim Rhoades
Dorothy
Hobbs
Rhoades
Lstha Green
Ed Evans
Dee Sprayberry
Jerry
Sprayberry
Havelle Hucklebee
Billie
Artesia
Hannah Burck
Wilma Walden
Garland Stuart
Clarence King
Cecil Fletcher
Harold Morris
Nazarene Shuren
Ormand Loving
Hub Matthews
May Roswell health drive clinics report many children
In Roswell during May the health department examined 250 children in preschool clinics and roundups. Of these 173 were vaccinated for smallpox and 163 inoculated for diphtheria. Well baby clinics run monthly for infants and preschoolers with summer sessions shifting to mornings. June dates will be announced.
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Roswell
Health Department
Marjorie Pairly
Miss
Picnic for District Nurses Association in Homer Dunagan's Yard
The District Nurses Association will hold a picnic in Homer Dunagan's yard at 101 South Missouri next Monday at 6 30 PM. Ms Helen McGuire announced the arrangements. Nurses and their families will attend.
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Th District Nurses Association
Homer Dunagan
South Missouri
Helen McGuire
Belated honors for Wayne State College graduate
Mrs. Elsie Hall Conry, 34, mother of three, earned graduating with honors from Wayne State Teacher College. She last attended in 1924 and said she decided to return to college after the birth of her last baby.
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Wayne, Neb
Wayne State Teacher, College
Elsie Hall Coenry
Conry
Wayne
Amonett Shipments Go To Haifa First Holy Land Trade
Amonett's Saddlery Company shipped a pair of boats to Haifa Palestine after three weeks of negotiations to secure permission. It marks the first Holy Land shipment from the firm, which has long delivered goods worldwide. A complete cowboy outfit was sent years ago to the crown prince of Nor Ad Cubhew looks good in practice Roswell Advertising Club hosts picnic and softball drill at Cahoon Park preparing for June 16 game at de Bremond Field.
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Amonett’s Saddlery Company
Haifa
Palestine
Holy Land
Nor- Ad Cubhew
Roswell
Jake McClure Very Ill After Second Operation
Lovington New Mexico reports Jake McClure world calf roping champion candidate is very ill in hospital after emergency operation last week and complications Sunday required a second operation. attendants say he is showing some improvement.
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Lovington
N. M
Jake McClure
New Mexico Wives Decline Royal Curtsies
Washington reports that wives of New Mexico senators will not curtsy when meeting King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II at a British embassy garden party. Mrs. Dennis Chavez and Mrs. Carl Hatch indicate they will greet with handshakes, making the social moment uncertain.
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Washington
New Mexico
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Dennis Chavez
Carl Hatch
Divers Work to Raise Trapped British Submarine
Salvage crews struggle to lift the submerged British submarine trapped in flooded compartments as pressure mounts for a formal investigation by the press.
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Thetis
Irish Sea
Birkenhead
England
Calf Born Tailless At Kingsley Farm Faces Challenge
A 50-pound calf born on the Robert Grier farm in Kingsley, Iowa, lacks a tail and must devise a new method to brush flies from its back. The unusual birth has drawn local curiosity and prompted talk of coping strategies for the resilient animal.
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Kingsley
Robert Grier
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