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GREETINGS from
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GRAMES
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NEW MEXICO
© 1. R. WILLIS
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Grants, New Mexico, was situated on the
Old Pony Express Trail to the Pacific Coast in
pioneer days. It was a station for change of
horses, wagon trains and mail, and was
named for President Ulysses S. Grant when
he was General of the U.S. Army.
Today, Grants (the S being adopted) is a
progressive little city on Highway 66 about
half-way between Albuquerque amd Gallup.
N. M. Nestling in the foothills of Mt. Tayler,
it
American and Indian villages. Lumbering,
mining and farming are carried on exten-
sively, irrigation from the Bluewater Dam pro- :
ducing many trainloads of choice vegetables
yearly.
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DISTRIBUTED BY J. R. WILLIS, BOX 665, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
