New Mexico Wool Industry Aims for Local Scour and Manufacture
Editorial notes advocate scouring New Mexico wool within state borders and converting it into blankets and garments to cut freight costs by at least fifty percent. It urges government backing as other ports gain attention to ease railroad congestion and mentions NM loan stance, a beef contamination issue, and wartime airplane production progress.
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New Mexico
New York
Advertising News and Store Updates Policy
The article discusses the value of printing current store news alongside ads to aid immediate buying decisions. It argues readers expect up to date offers and actions, not past activities, and notes merchants should provide clear present news in ads. It also mentions John Kohn seeking citizenship papers amid draft safety concerns.
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News Vale
Pittsburgh
Phe
United States Army
John Kohn
Austria
Tillngery
Fragmentary plant care note on nutrition in soil
The readable text suggests tranite provides nearly all food for many plants and notes that trees ground granite le a good fer nave. The fragment mentions soil nutrition and mineral content but is incomplete.
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Tranite
City Council Minutes From Serine New Mexico June Meeting
The regular City Council session in Serine New Mexico on June 8 produced bids for street and garbage work, naming T. J. Smith as street commissioner. Nominations for police chief city clerk city attorney sewer superintendent were approved by ballot.
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Serine
New Mexico
L. BE
Warren
J.H. Baker
Peoples Mercantiles
Roberta Dearborne Haraware Co
Jease West
C. Llewelyn
Hotel Bates
Election Board
M. H. Baird
Firehall
B. Laverty
William Hersog
W. PF. Mellvain
Pranklin G. Snow
Carlsbad
Frankling
Snow
Jk Notary Public
JH Baker
Marcus Luke, Jr
Judson Osburn
WK. Smith
Board of Aldermen
T. J. Smith
Grantham
Wer
Will Puredy
L. BE. Hayes
Fog Snow
Smith
Lb. G. Grantham
M. Luke
SBAL
Letters From Camp Funston Evoke Anxious Homefront
Letters from boys who left for Camp Funston describe their arrival in New York City on April 28 amid concern from friends at home awaiting further news. The notes highlight worry, distance, and the unknowns of military departure.
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Camp Funston
New York City
Prairie dog eradication drive gains statewide support
G F P Bateman and Dock Veast return from two weeks in the Hope district where they report 95 percent destruction of prairie dogs across 12 140 acres. Federal funds and state match back the effort as it expands to over five hundred sections, aiming to protect crops and range. County agents and officials pledge cooperation as plans extend to fall, with Thrift era war savings stamps urged.
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G. FP. Bateman
Mr. Bateman
Quay
Guadalupe
Curry
de Baca
Soosevelt
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Lincoln
Canadian
Old
Mexico
Altho
Utah
Dock West
Quay County
Smith
M. W. Walters
Hateman
Merchants Cattle Company
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