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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
6
Seiberling cautions drivers that tire life depends on driving habits. Engineers estimate tire mileage ranges from four thousand to forty thousand miles based on treatment, with rapid accelerations and quick stops burning rubber and increasing fuel use.
The State Oil Conservation Commission adopted a rule extending Hobbs field spacing to the entire state. No wildcat may drill within 330 feet of a lease line or 660 feet from another well with exceptions allowed to prevent waste or if surface conditions make drilling impractical or tract size or shape prevents conformity.
The U S Civil Service Commission lists vacancies across multiple agencies with salaries from 1 440 to 5 600 a year. Positions include specialists in maternal and child health associate pathologist agronomist and alphabetic accounting machine operator. Full details from the Secretary, Civil Service Board of Examiners.
A dancing teacher replies to a young man asking for steps, saying one of her assistants handles the instruction. The brief scene appears in Chelsa Record, highlighting a light exchange in a studio setting.
A humorous dialogue shows an officer asking about marriage status and location. The applicant replies Married and then confesses confusion over the question, mistaking why for where. The exchange highlights miscommunication in a Pathfinder style vignette.
A Capper's Weekly quip mocks a job applicant who boasts of “two nervous breakdowns” and shell shock in France while living above a rowdy twelve-child family, highlighting the era’s resume quirks and general wartime temperament.
Slink reports waking up early and missing the 6 10 accommodation as the subject pulled away just before arrival. He describes chasing a mile after her while Snoop asks if she was caught. Slink replies that he did not catch her but made an effort.
A former service member with tax exempt status is deemed ineligible to vote in a municipal sewer bond election per guidance from Quincy D. Adams assistant attorney general responding to George T. Harris of Hobbs. The ruling hinges on tax exemption affecting qualification to vote.
A teacher asks how many make a million and Sammy responds not many. The text notes there are 47 488 different ways to benefit the farmer, excluding leaving him alone.
R. M. Russell and Board placed second in doubles at the New Mexico ennisournment in Roswell last Thursday and Friday. This finish makes them eligible for the state tournament in Albuquerque in September. Russell was eliminated in the singles semifinals.
A doctor asks about the heaviest and lightest weights in a humorous exchange. The patient replies with 209 pounds as the heaviest and 8 percent pounds as the lightest, delivering a comedic punchline.
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