Flood Resolution Moves Toward Taft Veto on Statehood
The Flood Resolution to admit Arizona and New Mexico to statehood advances to Taft after House approval of minor Senate amendments. Taft is expected to veto, with leaders pledging a fight to push the measure through again. The Senate passed the measure 63 to 18, reaffirming party support amid sharp warnings from Republicans to block any veto override.
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Cedar Grove Community Notes and Local Anecdotes
The Cedar Grove column recalls hot dry conditions and hints of August rains, reports a nine pound girl born to Jess Hubbard's family, and recounts Miss Grassham’s extended visit with her sister Mrs. Henry Ligon. It describes a buggy mishap near the Cedar Grove ranch, a cordial G.K. Club dinner at Mc Eblen’s home, and an outing plan to Gran Quiviras ruins with Kentucky Lodge ranch hospitality.
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Jess Hubbard
Miss Grasham
Henry Ligon
Misa Grassham
Thor
the &.G.K Glub
Mc. Eblen
Gran
Paces Host Summer Gathering West of Town
The Paces entertained Mr and Mrs Pace and son Harry at their home west of town Sunday evening August 6. Guests included Mr and Mrs H C Keene and baby Mr and Mrs Moore Mr and Mrs Marsh Walter Pace and family Herald Waals Nannie Marsh Wyitie McDonald Willie Moore Gertrude Woods John Ingle Russell Marsh and Harry Pace. Ice cream and cake were served and singing followed in the afternoon.
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Pace
Harry
H.C. Keene
Moore
Marsh
Walter Pace
Herald
Waals
Nannie Marsh
Wyitie McDonald
Willie Moore
Gertrude Woods
John Ingle
Russell Marsh
Harry Pace
Estancia Valley Crops Flourish Amid Buzzing Growth Scene
A Northern Estancia Valley tour highlights vast corn fields nine to ten feet tall with milk stage ears, oats up to shoulder height, and thriving beans, potatoes, sorghum, and rye. Farmers credit soil preparation and persistent cultivation. optimism grows for August rains to boost bean yields.
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J. M. Milbourn
McGillivray Place
W. H. Ligon
Andrew Eblen
Kuykendall
W. T. Perser
I. W. Meador
Jesse Hubbard
Fred Kutchin
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