Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-04
THOSE INTERESTED
IN DRY FARMING
SHOULD ASSIST
ASSOCIATION
Open Letter Addressed to Peo-
pie Concerned in Stern Ne
cessity OF Getting Together
on Important Problem.

clafIon. organized at Mountnlnoir ON
New Mexico Resources Day 81 thu
ChautauQua, bias addressed an ppcu
lott,r To- an who are Interested in the
development OF dry farming In New
Mexico. tn, letter follows. and u
solf explanatory.
Gcntlemcni- a meeting at Noun
tainair. New Mexico. August g. tho
Ncw Mexico Dry Turning association
wac organized. Five counties were
represented at this meeting \ CON
stitutinn ombrnring an 81 the besi
points Of the other state dry FARMING
Organization was adopted The oih-
Gers named above were elected and
Tho follow Iug members nf tae cN.yu-
tive committee wfcr chosen.
Mcssrs. Isaac Harth. Albuqucrque
y NJ. IHsrnaiillo county,; John W
Corbctt, Mountannir. y NJ. (rorranco
county, Chas. l. schrcck. Los Tanu7
y NJ, CGuadalupe county. Rex T..
willard. Agricultural college, y. H.
Ooua Ana countyDi Clarence a.
Probort Taos. y. NJ, CTSos county,.
Ever, county In New Mexico should
be represented on this executive come
mittcr and the farmers Of the counti's
not rrprescntsd A. shown above
nhnuld send IN their choice Of COM
mitterman al once. This executive
committee has charge Of the actual
work of the association between its
annual meeting and strong active mon
deeply Interested Ia development 20
their counties should Doe chosen Tor
this position
Membership In the New Mexico dry
farming association carries with II
membership Ia the International Dry
Farming congress and al members
are entitled To receive the regular
monthly bulletin OF the congress DRY
Farming. as well as the annual report
uf the session OF the National COM
gross. Tho New Mexico association
also N entitled 10 publish any dcsir-
able matter IN the bulletin
The membership Zee Is only sl.oo
per year. OF this StO0, 80 cents goes
to the support OF the dry farming
congress publication ANA the remain
Ing 20 cents 20 the expenses Of the
Sew Mexico association
The roycrses We have = suffered
tNNAlN NNNN NhhhhA W NitN 'N"'A 'f
ccssity OF getting togcthDr 90 study
our dry farmint problem. Every year
some men have made crops In spite
OF the dry weather We need 10 learu
how they have done 10.
other matters just now before the
association which are of pressing i'm
portsnco are that New Mexico should
be represented hy q good attendance
al tho meeting ~ the Dry FARMING
congress at Colorado Springs. Colo
October 1899, and that the new state
should have "a splendid exhibit Of its
dry farming products there.
Give us your help IN this cffort u
make the New Mexico Dry Farming
association "a success; and through the
association assist in developing th'
dry farming resources OF our ncN
state,
n you want Go help, send Si.00. ths
annual membership fee, 10 Ear
scott. ocrctary-treasurer Estancia
~ NJ, as soon as possible. ana con
slider yourself appointed q committed
Of one 10 work up nm exhibit from
yonr locality To the dry farming con
gress Let MS hear from YOU
W. y. GARRISON President
Agricultural College. y. NJ
EARL SCOTT. Secrctary-Treasuror,
Esiancla, y. VI.