The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
At
4lhe 6ap' Double
IHlah|s Acreage


Last Wednesday aIlsInoon ln1
lnrmos ol lho Waterloo tana'n
nifty assembled Al ne pol 4|I|1e
which s in w a. ofsonn hrrsr
Tor the purpose 81 prHan|l|lr 'o
carry eat me county .uIdt pfuuAm
81 Work ~ adopted Nv lh1 Farm
Bureau. The seven fo|'nu|nF mon
uere prepenl: s. &. White Charles
h Gard VI 4. DarfoU. G. y. Dal
row. 5amts Boyle n O. tlluou'''
and ". y. Dixon.
Mr White acted % chairman
AFTER ne couriy aeenl explained
lhc working q ne Farm nueeto
and what had already been dune
Ia ne connlg. ne men aol l1.f
Iun uIrif Own problems and organ.
/ ifrd 10 % effective uuIA.
One ~ l2t chief oro1irHa ni me
Waterloo FcHE'unIIY a. Inai ni
sai|tfrllorr mflhpd 81 lnrkrIInN
| lhe|r truck rrnducIt. They can
grow ~ kinds ol truck tfuns spc
Ifea1|n||y but their marked a. Col
uInIus has been uncertain % o.
count oI fnc many fhanNeN 81 army
| IrrtuI|lIiuns n Ihe Troops could
nuy their products fresh. - they
nrtfr| % n. from The Waterloo
arnMfra there would be an ahund-
ana maltri for all that could be
kIUnn But Ia the past fnT tprNt
dave been compelled % puIre1an
IIHI0nHh Che ruInIu|s.aff aud III
Ilummlstary has been tqhI|y iIrt
a. some ~ lIIr ~ raHo cQun||I
sion huuaHN Inr vegetables ship
ped ~ Colu|nIus ln this way were
frfy stale ono inferior The TROOPS
rather than buy such Qual|I4 tluIL
would no without them 1II IArn
he Nfeelah|es would ~ through
the last slafcs " decay. The WI
IloriOo FARMERS have been Of inH
lnplniun That this regulation with
has thul them oui and has denied
lhe troops lirsl-rlnaA qualify ffEr-
tables has not bern allpeciher on
The sQunrr.
Wori has Just come. however.
that this regulation has nHcu
lchanfcd and that nou cpcn shop A.
Iubservcd "a military hf4dQuaricrN'
| "A n hoped that this regulation uuy
be continued throughout the COM
'r,c lesders elected on lhe spfI-
'luis pfatrtls a. N'et aItff|s uII
waterloo communlly are - ip'-
lows.
Z. ". r. Dixon. leader on Coop
lernllVr marketing.
2. c. H. Gard leader on COLON
lgrdWiuf demonstrations
o n a. Darrow. leader on Irish
lpulalo growing
a. a 3. White. leader on farm
lncrounis
s James Boyle, leader on county
me cornslalh horer vhIrh has
iols0 been troublesome % q pest
IN that vicinity came uu for dis
russi0p. Only three mrn grew
the corns and these three ht|Is
lpresenl. agreed ~ take ncffsn4ff
Inrfcauliou NJ once 70 eradicate iNn
pest from ihclr Fields.
n Three ol The farmers have 81
I, ready adopted the farm actQuNiHH
system that the County farm Nut
/ reau advocates aud have pfoerea
Their hnoks
b Of lhe Twelve farmers. ciehl. nl
p % PER cent are nnW u1|d un
members of the Farm bureau. This
y much larger per cent Il|an 81
most other ccmnWuIiifa f1rru|
slllon, which has 100 PR cent 81
rs farmers ~ members.
FARMERS ~ menIhoft
MI James Boyle 4 4 nru man h
n ne community. having recently ar
= rived nom California Ne ha|
4 purchased lund here and b. FrI.
e much pleased with The prospect.
III Ilr says that the opportunities 4
= this vicinity ara a. Fonf or n1lIf|
a than lhrf are in California Maui
places That are now prnsprfrn
Is |n California fifteen 1raIt nHn ap
n penrrd exactly a. does this rrIlh
Il |Irf here Mr.. Boyle Naft re feel
Io Iurciiy sure that with urprtp 60
n operative effort lhIt CnntnuuI||
...