Deming Headlight Publishing Details
The Deming Headlight is issued by Publishing Co Inc with J H Shepard as editor. One year subscription costs two dollars.
08 Mar 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
1
The Deming Headlight is issued by Publishing Co Inc with J H Shepard as editor. One year subscription costs two dollars.
The piece argues published notice requirements and who may print legal advertising. It asserts legal tolerance for notices of contest printed in the paper while criticizing publisher control by a group described as Democratic leaders in Deming.
The author derides Roosevelt for claiming he would not seek a third term, arguing no one can be elected or nominated for three terms in succession. The piece asserts any reference to a nonconsecutive third term would still imply a third term by another name, labeling the denial as foolish.
A columnist disputes a candidate's trustworthiness, asking if a man for president can claim integrity when his word is not held in higher regard than his actions. The tone critiques political credibility and character.
A public letter urges Deming citizens to enhance the town with hotels and rooming houses, a reading room, and beautified courthouses and high school yards. The writer argues improved attractions will draw strangers and maintain Deming’s reputation.
The article argues Teddy Roosevelt will pursue the Republican nomination despite opposition and risks to his party. It portrays his rush for fame as leading toward a likely defeat and predicts internal party damage as he presses forward.
The fragment hints at restraint after November to avoid aiding a nomination. It warns that pursuing the win could unleash a dangerous disruption and widespread destruction.
A sermon on social reform urges Christianity to guide democracy. It argues for recalls, direct election of senators, and the initiative, criticizing partisan politics and trusts while praising evolving laws and moral environment to uplift society.
A. Douglas of Douglass & Sons marks forty years in painting, papering and decorating. The firm invites readers to give them a trial.
The article argues that history shows reforms often fail and warns voters to assess the practical aims of government changes. It extols Christian love as the foundation of social justice while noting persistent societal fault lines before presenting a sensational offer: Emerson Typewriters free to applicants willing to cover shipping and minor costs.
Holiman Solinar promote Continental Life Insurance and insuring contracts. Luna County Lumber Co and Deming Lumber Co tout building materials and home supplies. Clark Grocery Co advertises Richelieu coffee and New York seed potatoes. Ladies Aid Society to sell home baked goods at Solnar’s shop. A land listing near Deming offered for 1600 dollars.
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