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Deming Graphic, 1921-12-27

The front page of 1921-12-27. 518 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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HERD ABOl'T TOWN Metvlu McKiuney wi In the city from Tucson, Arlxoua, eu route to El I'aso where be will spend tbe holidays wltji hi parent. 10 Sear, manager of tbe Murray at I .ay ue wiadesale bouse at Tucson, Arl Arlxoua, - xoua, Arlxoua, was a Deuilng Visitor last week. Ham T. Clark is up from Mexico to spend (lie holiday. He say that lanlitry la being leed under some control, but that Mexico I no place for au American. Tbe natives do not reapect America u and are glad '.o have tbem atay out of tlie country, although they need tlie work which tbe enter enterprising - prising enterprising North American provide. Col Colonisation - onisation Colonisation of Chihuahua continue aoua of Dublaa and tbe arable laud la rapid rapidly - ly rapidly la lng taken up by Mexican colonist. Pete MeOanley. who was on tbe Cauagrie farm 2 years ago waa In

among whom be lived and who hunted the animal far to the north. Had the adventurer struck the Kio Grande far to the sou tli they would have encounter encountered - ed encountered great difficulty lu negotiating the Hlcrr Madre mountain, there belug only two passe open today betweeu the Mexican atate of Chihuahua aud Souora. Kuowleilge of tbeae paase auioiig the acattered trlbea of the ait ait-teeiith - teeiith ait-teeiith century would probably be naiy and unreliable. The mention of piuou nut, cactus ieara aud uiesipilte. beana aa native fiaaj hi west Texaa la very clear, and

"el. Charles It. Forbes, director of the. Wur Veterans'' bureau at Wellington, ailanlltliig a jilnn for lessening tie tie-fluaaclut - fluaaclut tie-fluaaclut worries of disabled soldier. "The Christum plrlt of peaee and omI will finds In vlrttinlly every ho 1 1 1 u 1 used liy your veteran' bureau, war distillled men, who are not .only idiynitu I l.v Injured hut whose mental won Im over finaiieinl illffleultlea grow growing - ing growing out of unndjustisl compensations.

through southern New Mexico. Or Ordinary - dinary Ordinary Intelligence and the Intuition suggesting a course of least resistance brought Ibe first voyagvra through tlie Mlmbre Valley, aa it is bringing tbe tourist of today who do not care for the uiouutaiiia.to tlie north nor tlie un unredeemed - redeemed unredeemed desert and revolution to the south. Cabexa de Baca paused

gion were very well described. It hi very probable therefore that Cabesa tie llnca ami Ilia companion traversed the present New Mexico border ouun ouun-tlea - tlea ouun-tlea of lona Aua. Luna aud Hidalgo. Caticxa lie Itaca and bl couipauiou were not looking for aceuery tuir for climate ami, for that matter, tbey were little interested iu what our later writ

the average over tbe state wa (HI per cent and tbe quality Improving each year. t . ,.. Tbe re-recording of brands was be begun - gun begun April 1, but the mailing of certifi certificates - cates certificates fur tlie re-recordlvg of brand will not be fhilahed la-fore January 1, 122, aud the entering of brands on tbe hnard'a book will not be finished until

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