Land Office figures dispute Young on public land costs
Analysis of General Land Office records shows receipts far exceed expenditures over the long term. The article argues a government profit on public land operations, contrasts Young’s deficit claim, and presents detailed totals through 1923 including patent numbers and acres. it concludes with a call for public understanding of these figures.
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Young
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Public Land Service
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Mr. Young
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General Land’ Office
Charles Deabenderfer A multi talent wrestler and mechanic
Charles Deabenderfer shown in the sketch is a standout wrestler and musician. At 22 he has won over 150 matches with only four losses, trains as an auto mechanic, and studies at Franklin Nebraska schools and music academy. He faces Zaccha of Gallup in a key middleweight title bid match next Monday night.
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Deabenderfer
Franklin
Nebraska
Franklin Academy of Music
Athletic Club
Zacca
Pride of
Gallup
Why men dress poorly in America
The National Association of Retail Clothiers says the worst dressed men in the country live in New York Texas and Iowa and own automobiles. The group notes a nationwide trend toward buying cars over maintaining Sunday suits. In the Middle West some men own cars and two suits.
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America
New York
Texas
Iowa
National Association of Retail Clothiers
Middle West
Newspaper ads pay beat says expert
Sir Charles Higham, British advertising expert and former MP, arrived in America to speak to advertising groups and launch a five year campaign costing at least 1 000 000. He told reporters at the Ritz Carlton Hotel that newspaper ads reach the greatest number of people and are most economical and profitable. The India tea drive may lead to a broader British industry publicity push in the United States with India taxing exports to fund ads.
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New York
Charles Higham
America
Ritz-Carlton
India
Wool and Sheep Prices Remain High in New Mexico
New Mexico sheepmen expect another prosperous year as wool and sheep prices stay high in 1924. 1923 wool averaged 40 cents per pound with top grades at 42 to 44 cents. Last year’s lamb crop was large and feeders and mutton sold well at local shipping points for 9 to 10 cents. Prospects note that Australia and Argentina wool crops will total 200 million pounds, below last year’s, which should bolster American prices.
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New Mexico
Australia
Argentina
Buick Plans 1924 Expansion to Meet Demand
Buick announces a bold 1924 program with 11 million dollars for new buildings and machinery. The company projects large growth after producing over 200 000 cars in 1923 and aims to employ about 25 000 workers, believing demand will push Buicks onto the Lincoln Highway.
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Buick
Flint
Lincoln Highway
Mediocrity Marks Last Boxing Event at Opera House
A Friday boxing card at the Opera House drew mediocrity but generated enthusiasm. In the main preliminary, Robert Day, a Navajo Indian, fought James Thais. Day faded after a fall, and Thais scored a knockout. The feature bout pitted Tim Herrera against Tony Charmonte. after 12 rounds, Charmonte won on aggression and cleverness while Herrera absorbed punishment.
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Opera House
Robert Day
James Thais
Thais
Tim Herrera
Tony Charmonte
K. O
Tony
Herrera
Lawrence Players to Clash With Albuquerque Bankers for Title
The Lawrence players meet the Albuquerque Bankers in a championship game at the high school gym in Gallup. It promises to be the best game yet, with pride at stake and a large crowd expected to boost the Lawrence team's performance.
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Lawrence
Albuquerque Bankers
Gallup
Lawrence Line-Up Faces Albuquerque Bankers In Scrimmage
The Lawrence high school team will host the Albuquerque Bankers for a Saturday night game at the gym. Players listed include Decker Belmaine Bryden Wenzell Pierce captain Thrine Pyke Miller and Mer. The plan is for Lawrence to also play the Albuquerque players after the main game.
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Albuquerque Bankers
Decker
Belmaine
Bryden
Wenzell
Pierce
Thrine
Pyke
Miller
Mer
Albuquerque
Wrence
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