Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-30
VALLEYS GROWTH
To Be PICTURED
IN CLUB BOOKLET
Commercial ORGANIZATION WllII
Publish Forty-page PanDA-
let to Answer lnQuides
About This Vicinity,

Ia order Ia take care Of the great
number oC inquiries which are being
sent 10 the Chamber of Commerce and
Commercial club for Information ant
literature regarcins Albuquerque. tn
Rio Grande valley and the state ai
large. the publicity departm nt of tht
Climb VIII issue as soon as possible "
now pictorial booklet or forty pages
showing the development Of the val
ley and its resources entirely hN the
means 9f photographs. This booklet
will then Doe supplemented by PAM
phlets on various subjects and indus
tries IN the valley
Twenty-Five letters were replied to
ny the club Yesterday from persons
desiring information upon subjects
ranging from climate TO tho Estancia
valley The supply of booklets which
the club formerly used iu answering
inqulrers has been exhausted for some
time, necessitating long letters which,
even with their length, cannot supply
the Information asked for. A complete
survey q Aludueruu IN 1 the valley
IN literature must be attempted hy the
club il it Is 20 get results from the in
terest that is being manifested In this
section of the country
As About Pecos VALLEY
Many Of the inquiries being zee
ccVcd ask for information regarding
other portions of the state. In yes
terday's mail was one requesting in-
formation regarding the Pecos VALLEY
Another inquirer expressed desire
to secure land in the Estancia valley
while another was Interested in the
Northeastern portion OF the state
Having no state booklet 10 send these
people. the office of the club referred
them To public organizations in those
sections OF the state regarding which
they had expressed an interest The
of the twenty-five with il
curiosity regarding Albuquerque and
New Mexico were either in search of
small farms business opening or
health in or near this city one de
sired to garden, another 10 secure q
small chicken ranch and thus through
the mass of correspondence. every in
qutrcr evidently having at least q !
small amount Of money 20 invest.
with the conclusion Of the mem
bership campaign, General Manager
Wiley OF the club plans to have a
number of committees appointed /
from the old and new members to
gather data and photographs of the |
various agricultural lines, business
openings and opportunities for small
manufacturing uoncerns.
WIN Pick Men Carefully.
He believes that there is not a man
in Albuquerque who is not either di- |
reetly or indirectly Interested in one
or another OF these resources, and by /
placing the rlght man on the proper
he expects TO have a large |
working TO secure the
data and arguments which the club /
win use In preparing It's pamphlets
along special lines and on individual /
subjects.
A bulletin viii be issued on the
lamb feeding experiment which Frank |
lIubbtll g e., rryius On. another nne on
the chicken business, still another one
on fruit growing and so on until ev-
cry activity upon which the Commu-
nifty depends for rs development Is
covered With these bull /
letns available. it will not be neces-
sary TO print a large expensive gen
aral booklet Of information but the
nquirer5 can he furnished with the
particular information they desire
without great cost to the club by
mailing special bulletins and pie
.orim general booklet the ground will
ae covered.
County Agent Needed.
Il Us the desire Of the publicity de.
oartment 10 advertise the opportu
nifty In this city for cannery but the