Railroads Eyes Southwest Extension Through Oklahoma
Reports from Elkhart and Albuquerque suggest Santa Fe surveyors push southwest toward Hidalgo Garrett and Kenton in Oklahoma, aiming to reach Des Moines NM and connect with a Santa Fe branch at Raton. Rumors claim a Boise City detour and new coal-field links, with profit news from Texas railroads showing nine months profit of 27 090 158 and total revenue of 104 067 018 against 137 257 000 in expenses.
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Big Cut In Rail Wages Sparks 1920 Salary Revisions
Eastern railroad chiefs meet to set wage cuts of 10 to 30 percent for train service and maintenance staff. Proposals aim to revert toward pre 1920 scales with hourly rates around 62 cents for skilled shop workers and various reduced rates for semi skilled, foremen, clerks, and helpers, subject to Railroad Labor Board approval.
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Christmas Gift of the Clayton Post Office
Clayton post office offers two December holiday windows with parcel dispatch after the noon train. Special Sunday and Monday hours allow one home delivery on December 26, and Christmas Eve window hours follow the evening train distribution. Postal officials urge early mailing by 1 p.m. for same day dispatch.
Clayton Golf Club Elects Officers For Upcoming Year
The Clayton Golf Club elected G. C. Granville as president and Robin W. Isaacs as vice president. HK Dang served as secretary-treasurer. A grounds committee comprising W. Tsanes D. W. Priestly and Sam Johnson will oversee course upkeep and improvements. Honorary members include town pastors and Judge Seth. Membership drives aim to boost numbers as golf grows in popularity.
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Pythian Ladies Plan Social at Indice Hall
The Pythian Sisters announce an entertainment event at Indice Hall with public invitation. Knight is expected to attend and support, marking the lodge’s early activities amid limited royal members. The event requests baked goods and light refreshments for attendees.
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Railway Wage Cuts and Rate Reductions Reported
News notes a Santa Fe wage cut of about 10 percent for December 23 and new freight rate reductions on cotton goods via Southern Pacific. The changes are expected to take effect soon with preliminary notices issued at railroad offices. A conference to discuss the wage cuts is planned for Topeka.
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Farmers Bureau Elects Leaders at County Meeting
An enthusiastic Farm Bureau gathering in the district courthouse heard reports on county agent A. L. Taylor’s dismissal and debated funding for the agent program. Ben Obitente presided as president with nominations favoring Adange. elections and committee plans followed as the group prepared to begin work for the year.
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Wallace Says Worst Is Over for Farm Economy
President Wallace speaks about the farm economy noting a downturn has passed and the nation can expect better conditions. He cites high costs, freight rates, and foreign markets as burdens while urging increased production per acre and national measures to reduce costs through research and better marketing.
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Special council meet over two improvement district plans
Grayson Hoard of Deustees held a special meeting Monday night about protests against the Main Street improvement and trading street projects. About sixty property owners attended, with strong opinions on costs and who would pay, as plans cover curbing grading and paving across several streets.
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Agricultural price issues and farmer fair return debate
A fragmented passage discusses reducing production costs and improving equity in farm support. It notes complaints about inadequate farm prices, calls for combining bureau work on crops and related data, and arguments that current appropriations fail to guarantee fair prices for producers.
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