Clayton Schools Close May 13 For Commencement Events
Final programs for the Clayton High School class of twelve outline baccalaureate services May 1 at Mt Welock Lie Nigh school auditorium and commencement May 3 with twelve graduates Leah Gray and Riley Howell earning top honors. Commencement speaker Mills and Rev J B Lanstond to deliver addresses.
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Lie Nigh School
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Leal, Gray
Eli the Eximondson
Katherve Gentry
Elizabeth Hevings
Jowell Stephenson
Jowell Johnson
Mary Cuery
Filey Howell
New Mexico Legislature Costs Less Than Arizona Assembly
The New Mexico legislature costs less than Arizona's assembly per day and overall. Arizona lawmakers receive 87.00 daily and 35.00 for miles, while New Mexico pays 35.00 per day with milage allowances noted as more conservative. Information sourced from Charles W. Fairfield, former New Mexico state auditor.
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Gentry and Selvy Store Gets Fresh Fixtures
Improvements underway at Gentry and Selvy this week include new fixtures installations to enhance store appearance and convenience for daily customers. The work aims to attract more shoppers and streamline service.
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Educators Oppose New Mexico Budget Amendment
New Mexico educators criticize a constitutional budget amendment during a San ta conference. They argue it limits tax rises and preserves necessary school funding while providing executive accountability. Local officials and residents weigh in on revenue stability and prudent public finance.
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New Mexico
Santa
Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
Governor Me em Announces Special Election Plans
Governor Me em announced a special election for September 4 to fill the vacant seat and a senatorial election on September 20 for constitutional amendments. The piece notes party conventions, a high-stakes political climate in New Mexico, and commentary on interstate transport and agricultural figures. It references a visit from local figures and various community notices.
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Seer
Harding
Val Ty
New Mexico
Minutes of Parm Bureau Executive Committee Meeting
Secretary Treasy read and approved the minutes. County Agent reports show membership rising from 27 to 162 in the month. Meetings drew 160 attendees. Plans include picnics, outside speakers, and dates coordinated with the Chamber and City Council.
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New Mexico
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Memorial Day Proclamation by the President
President Harding designates Memorial Day for May 30 to honor United States hero dead. He calls upon citizens to pay homage to those who sacrificed for liberty and the homeland and to reflect on peace and justice for the nation.
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Hero
Washington
United States
Harding
Gitty
Warren G. Harding
United Shates of America
Man named Pelmer Drives Farm Bureau In Community Mission
Vague references highlight F A Pelmer of community five six joining the Farm Bureau to tackle local economic and farming problems. The passage praises efforts to unite county residents and address vexing issues, though details are fragmented and unclear.
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F. A. Pelmer
Community Five
Teres
Farm Bureau
Te Fueniers
Tileaner
Clayton Plans Real Park With Trees and Irrigation
Work on the Clayton park has begun with community effort. Last Friday volunteers and American Legion members planted about 17 trees. The four block area north of the fair grounds is being fenced and a pipeline laid to irrigation beds and flowers. A four room pebble dash villa is being erected for a keeper employed to care for and maintain the park.
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Clayton
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Wo meet at Palmer Hall May 3 3 PM
W.G.T.U meeting at Palmer Hall May 3 at 3:00 PM with Mrs. Joseph Gill as president and Mrs. Arthur Wooten as secretary. Mr. Palmer toured nearby homes two days visiting communities and urged women to join six more meetings to organize farm support in Union County.
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Ielly
Joseph Gill
Arthur Wooten
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Aletr Iistriots
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Pat Ge Farmara
Union County
Farm Bureau Pushes Tax, Rate, and Credit Reforms
Legislative proposals seek repeal of guaranteed railroad rates, lower freight charges, continued tariff protections for farmers, and reform of warehouse receipts. Highlights include changes to land excise tax, livestock financing, insurance, and use of Federal Reserve profits to support working capital and debenture sales.
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