Rodeo New Mexico A Town With No Real Problems
In Rodeo New Mexico the town seems free of crime poverty or traffic woes. The last bar closed leaving drinkers to go to Lordsburg or Douglas. The old railroad station sits across the road from the Rodeo Grocery, the town’s sole mercantile hub run by Custie Maury and family.
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Rodeo
Lordsburg
Douglas
Southern Pacific
Dustie Maury
Mexico
Rodeo Grocery
Dastie
Loyd
Bank
Lordsburg-to-Douglas Mill
Custie Maury
Custie
Echoes of Rodeo’s Poker Nights and Buford’s Return
In a lonely valley old rail station stories linger of high stakes poker that drew card sharks and lawmen, fueling Rodeo’s legend. Castie recalls Buford Martin and Clarence Russell as longtime locals. Buford, a century resident, appears and challenges the talk as tension rises.
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Castie
Buford Martin
Clarence Russell
Buford
Rodeo Morning Quiet, Bees, and Benign Gossip in New Mexico
A rambling Rodeo New Mexico scene unfolds with Dan the beekeeper, Buford and Vivian tending hives, and grandson Martin playing fiddle. Neighbors discuss early-morning money moves, lawlessness, and a peaceful, homey noon featuring pot roast, biscuits, and honey. The locals enjoy a slow, convivial day while insisting the town is not a place outsiders would rush to move to.
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Buford
Vivian
Rend
Dan
Martins
el Paso
Martin
Rodeo, N.M
Papago Tot Found After Desert Trek
A Papago Indian boy, Nathaniel Pablo of Combabi, wandered from his village with three dogs at noon Thursday and survived 31 hours in the desert. A U S Customs plane spotted him near a watering hole about 10 miles from Combabi at 7 p m yesterday. He was unhurt aside from a few scratches and credited to the dogs for protection from desert wildlife.
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Nathaniel Pablo
Combabi
Papago
Richard Christman
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Sells
U.S
Christman
Unions Bell sign contract in Mountain Bell system
In seven-state Mountain Bell region 23000 union workers ratified a three year contract with wage increases up to 8 percent. National AT&T employees also ratified a separate contract. The deal covers CWA IBEW and TIU unions and is retroactive to August 7.
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Denver
Mountain Bell System
Mountain Bell
Abel Chavez
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Rex Reed
Chavez
Communications Workers of America
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Telecommunications International Union
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Tucson Newspaper Subscription Rates and Addresses
Subscription rates for home delivery in metropolitan Tucson are 39.00 yearly or 3.25 monthly with outside metropolis 3.25 monthly or 39.00 yearly. Arizona mail 4.75 monthly or 57.00 yearly, outside Arizona 6.00 monthly or 72.00 yearly. Second class postage paid at Tucson. Published daily except Sunday by EN Publishing Co. Tucson address and phone numbers listed for subscriptions and ads.
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Tucson
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Ee «En Publishing CO
MSD
Park Ave
P.O
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Citizen Photos
Jeff Smith
N.M
Animas
Portal
Peloncillo
Law and Order
Neck of the Woods
ASU
Frank Kush
Kush
Sun Devils
Northwestern
Tempe
Steve Weston
Bell
TUCS
Associated Pre Hed Press International
Kile Jarvis
Ward
Jarvis
Haromo J Stierer
TREAS
Wilmot Plaza
A. the Short Shirtmaker
Wilmot
Broadway Shop
SUN
Shirokee
David Crystal
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