County High School Proposal Outlined for Quay County
The proposal details voting eligibility for residents over 21, petition procedures, and a county high school to be funded by a small tax. If approved, Tucumcari would host a $45,000 facility with modern libraries, offering manual training domestic science and agricultural courses to all eighth-grade graduates in Quay county.
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Board of County Commissioners
U. S
New Mexico
Quay County
State Board of Education
Tucumcari
Tucumeari
C. Tucumeari
Purity Bakery Ice Cream and Local Notices
Daily fresh vegetables at Didier's and Purity Bakery ice cream home made. Health updates about Mrs. Dick F Newton and others, the New Mexico Normal School commencement in Silver City, and road bridge contracts east of town. Local residents visit, entertain, and plan deliveries from Purity Bakery while Buckland Bros markets London’s Ice Cream. Belen Grant Board re elected May 5 meets to discuss grant lands.
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Purity
J. H. Rhoades
Mountainair
John Dils
New State Hotel
Ozone City
New Mexico Normal School
Silver City
Belen Grant Board
Adolfo Didier
Celso Trujillo
Antonio J. Luna
Gregorio Abeyta
Macedonio Armijo
Martin Armijo
Juan Chavez
Romero
Valencia County Normal Institute Opens June in Belen
The Valencia County Normal Institute will run June 2 to June 27 at the Belen Public School building with Nora Brumback leading sessions. County Superintendent Baca promotes four weeks of professional training, board and lodging, an enrollment fee of 2.50, and insistence on attendance for teaching eligibility.
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Valencia County Normal
Belen. Com
Kanmencing
Nora Brumback
Belen
Valencia
Normal Institute
Baca
County Normal Institute
Michael Angelo
David
CIA County Normal
The
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Valencia County
Teachers Institute
United Co-Opera
Iish
Saturnino Baca
New Mexico Educational Association Meets in Albuquerque
The association will meet at the end of the session of the Institute to select officers and determine the next meeting place. The New Mexico Educational Association will hold its conference in Albuquerque this year.
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The
New Mexico Educational Association
Alburquerque
Pupils Pass Eighth Grade Exam With One Arithmetic Failure
Superintendent Gunter reports to State Superintendent White that all pupils who took the Eighth Grade Promotion Examination passed except one who failed in arithmetic. An extra examination will be held tomorrow for that pupil and others who wish. The result reflects well on Belen Schools' work.
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Gunter
Belen
White
Zion Church Evangelical Lutheran Services and Meetings
Regular preaching at 11 a m with Sunday School at 10 and Luther League at 7 15 p m There is no evening service Dr going to Albuquerque in conduct service for a burial and administers baptism Fy 2 The Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Ziegls warning theme is wan Old Man may become young
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Suny School
Luther League
Albuquerque
Uured
Aid Society
Upthodist Church Notes Preview May Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 4 pm led by S Simmons with superintendent. Morning and evening preaching by the pastor from 11 am and 7:45 pm. Epworth League meets daily, devotion at 7:15 pm led by Mr Gunter. Sunday School picnic planned for Saturday May 24 with more details to come. Purity Bakery supplies ice cream for the event.
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Stnday School
Simmons
Superine
Epworth League
Ti. RR
Yelland
Gunter
Forestall mail order rivals with constant effort says lumber dealer
W A Durham of Wautoma Wisconsin told the Northwestern Lumbermen at Minneapolis that mail order houses lack advantage and that local retailers must stay proactive. He urged sustained advertising, superior service, and steady personal contact to win customers and forestall catalog competition.
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W. A. Durham
Wautoma
Wisconsin
Northwesern Lumbermen
Minneapol
Farmer Fred Scholle Reports Lambing Losses From Tough Season
Fred Scholle returns from sheep ranches where he cared for lambing. He estimates about 65 percent of lambs are small due to ewes' poor condition at the start of the season from hard weather. Grass now good and sheep improving. later lambs doing well.
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Fred Scholle
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Dick F Newton
London
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Emmett
Las Vegas
Aceiuia
Valencia County Normal, Institute
Institute Manuals
Torrance
Sierra
Rio Arriba
San Juan
Guadalupe
Santa Fe
Brumback
Kansas
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