Sugar Beet Factory thing
also known as: sugar beet factory, branch refinery
Summary: Planned industrial facilities for processing sugar beets, to be erected in multiple New Mexico locations.
Completeness: 44/100 Grade D
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co_founded
Melrose and Fort Sumner vicinity
cited from Image 42 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), January 27, 1912, (PIONEER and Progress Edition, New Mexico Good Roads and Progress) (1912)Rapid Agricultural Development In New Mexico 7 Mining Progress In the New State HasUeeii a Big Feature Of the Past Twelve MonthsProgress On Great Dam Work Of Construction On Elephant Butte Project Is the Most Important Event Of the Year In the New State But Construction Of Chino …
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Image 42 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), January 27, 1912, (PIONEER and Progress Edition, New Mexico Good Roads and Progress) ↗
Anonymous · 1912 · newspaper · public_domain · details