Beef costs and by products drive profits at packing firms
Testimony before U S senators revealed Armour official F Edson White stating no profit on beef in the recent fiscal year, while profits on all food commodities averaged 16 to 18 cents per dollar. By products like hides fat and even sausage casings are credited to cost, with profits built in through by product divisions.
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Washington
F. Edson White
Armour
Mr. White
Food Administrathon
White
Cap
Bear Story Told by Trouble Man in N Ja-y
A story from Hardwick New Jersey recounts a large black bear attacking and pursuing telegraph repairman Joseph Pitan of Straudsburg. He fled down a pole, fired all cartridges as the bear climbed, and the beast finally retreated after two hours. The tale intertwines with county board notes dated July 1919 on road viewers, school funding, and a county canvassing session for the September 16 election.
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Hardwick
Nja
Joseph Pitan
American ‘Telegraph and Telephone Company
Straudsburg
Tithman
Titman
Central
Stroudsburg
Valencia County creates political subdivision district
The Board of County Commissioners of Valencia County New Mexico orders creation of a political subdivision district within Precinct No 10. The boundaries run along Bosque de Los Pinos and the Rio Grande with reference points at Peralta Hell Ganon and the Peralta road. Manuel Garcia chairman and Diego Aragon county clerk signed with deputy note. Dates Oct 23 30 Nov 6 13.
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Board of County Commissioners
Valencia County
N. M
Bosque de Los Pinos
Rio Grande
Peralta
Leaseeast
Valencia
Hell Ganon
Manuel Garcia
Diego Aragon
Teles Mirabal
Government waste and by‑product prices debate
In a fragmentary Congressional Record excerpt from August 6, a discussion critiques by‑product pricing, Packers profits across varied goods, and rail service mismanagement. The speaker laments government waste, asserting democracy should not micromanage national business.
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Feenator Keltoog
Railronde
Ald
Onneressional Record
County Commissioners Meet in Rosula for Sept 22 1919 Session
The Bard of County Commissioners gathered in Rosula on September 22 1918 to certify votes from the September 16 1919 special election. Present were Manuel Garcia as chair Abel Vigil Tranquilino Jaramillo Pla cido Jaramillo Sheriff and County Clerk Diogo Aragon. The board authorized County Road Superintendent Emiliano Castillo to sell the old county grader to the state for not less than 150 dollars. A petition from San Mateo residents protesting the change of San Mateo to Grants Public Fund was received and approved. Remigio Chaves and Joae Gureia y Molina from Peru had their butcher bonds noted.
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Board of County Commissioners
Manuel Foercia
Abel Vigil Ant Tranqilino Jaramio
Placido Jaramillo
Dicko Aragon
Couity
Los Lunax
R Jax
Pred
C. Tondre
Sesso Jaramillo
Daniel Lucero
Lon. Adeling Sanchez
Valencia County
Rupert Asplund
Tax Payers Association of
New Mexico
Board of County Comm
Raptr Natase AO
Raptr Natase AO ReteeEs Beery Eane
Abr
Revere
Bennan
Manuel Garcia
Abel Vigil
Tranquilino Jaramillo
State Highway Commission
Manuel ‘Garcia
Tranquillno Jaramillo
Diego Aragon
Teles Mirahal
Falta
Diego J
Board of
Bers
Los Lunas
Bard of County Commissioners
Rosulap
Diogo Aragon
Emiliano Castillo
San Mateo
Sin Mateo
Butcher
Remigio Chaves
Joae Gureia Y Molina
Valencia County creates Political Subdivision District in Precinct 22
The Valencia County Commissioners order the creation of a Political Subdivision District under Chapter 88 of Session Laws 1919. The district covers part of Precinct No. 22 Valencia County New Mexico, bounded north and south by the precinct boundaries, west by the Rio Grande channel, and east by the foot. Officials ARAGON, County Clerk, and MARABAL, Deputy, filed the order dated Oct 23 to Nov 13.
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Board of County Commissioners
Valencia County
Rio Grande Channel
Public sale and county drainage actions in Valencia County
Notice of a mortgage sale in Belen Valencia County New Mexico to satisfy the note secured by deed of trust dated September 25 1915 and involving Emma Borem George Borem and John Becker Company Also a county resolution ordering drainage ditch repairs and maintenance of the public arroyo with culverts and publication for three weeks in English and Spanish thus guiding obstruction removal and road crossing measures in the village of Belen Oct 16 23-30
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Emma Borem
George Borem
Valercia County
New Mexico
John Becker Company
Belen
Valencia County
Geo, Borem
Velipe Chavez Y Aragon
Board of County Commissioners
Commercial Club
Bosque Post Office
Valencia
van Reya
Anual Garcia
Ohartics
Ragc Mirabal
Notice on Valencia Land land trespass ban and bids
Notice forbids trespassing on Valencia Land and Livestock Company land in Valencia County New Mexico and revokes all outstanding permits. Also advertises four week bids for a Rio Grande bridge at Los Lunas with plan and specifications due by November 3 1919. Sealed bids require a 5 percent certified check and a 50 percent performance bond. board reserves right to reject all bids.
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Valencia Land and Livestock Company
Valencia Couty
New Mexico
Valencia Land and Live Stock Company
Thos L
Mgr
Rio Grande
Tos Lymax
Board of Commissioners
Valencia County
Belen News
Belen
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Los Lunas
Pelatas
Board of Commissioners of
Valencia
Aly
Manuel Garcia
Diego Aragon
Teles Mirabal
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Trouble Man
Brain
Piego Aragon
Order of the Board of County Commissioners
SUR UE
Mate Tay Shuitipan
Board of County Commisioners of
Coun
Ty Aragon
LS Marabal
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