Camp Chatter Discharges Leave Roswell Company Gaps
The camp diary notes many soldiers to be discharged at month end, with leaders Clyde Thompson Sidney Wier and others leaving. It predicts seventy to eighty vacancies, mostly filled from Roswell and nearby areas, and invites applications at the Relief Commission office in the Chamber of Commerce Building. Snow interlude and camp humor color the farewell tone.
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Sidney Wier
Frank Abshire
George Glass
John Webb
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Paul Bendix
Edward Bowman
Ollie Canion
Francisco Cantu
Pedro Cortinas
Leroy Dooley
Woodrow Dykes
Johnny Eisenberg
Kerns Eiliot
Rosalie Galvan
Floyd Gann
Tom Garcia
Louis Gonzales
Charles Hazzard
James Heald
Louis Humble
Reater
Roswell
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Chamber of Commerce
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Poncho Abshire
Clyde “Bull” Thompson
Elmer” Watson
In Memory of Louis H. Weller at School
The school honors Louis H. Weller, praised for honesty and upright conduct. His death leaves a loss felt by faculty and students, yet his memory and example remain a guiding incentive to noble character and faithful problem solving among classmates.
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Louis H. Weller
Cotton seed seeds boost farms in New Mexico study
New Mexico State College researchers say profits rise when using registered cotton seed. A summary comparing registered seed, foundation stock, and state totals shows higher quality fiber with registered seed, including 97.56 percent strict middling for first year releases versus 90.1 percent for state totals. Per-bale value increases about 3.75 dollars for registered-seed growers, aided by higher market prices for middling types.
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New Mexico State College
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Southwestern Irrigated Cotton Growers’ Association
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