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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
5
The notice extols proper home lighting to prevent eyestrain and protect eyesight. It promotes lamps with the Better Light Better sight approval tag as a guarantee of uniform quality and full light provision, urging readers to read under daylight quality light.
County Treasurer D C Berry conducts delinquent tax sales at the south front door. The sale lasts five days with a large crowd present. No competitive bidding. parcels are knocked down for taxes due and costs. Owners or speculators may bid by presenting the legal description. The process is quick, with items sold on request.
Lea county launches a countywide tuberculosis test for cattle after cattlemen petitioned for earlier testing. The program targets bulls, registered and 10 percent of range cattle plus all dairy cattle to secure a modified accreditation allowing cattle movement and reducing infection risk to humans and livestock.
Lea County officials announce a special election to fill the 20th Senatorial District vacancy. Voting occurs December 18, 1934 across numerous precincts with certified candidates Hollis G. Watson and O. C. Goodwin. Election duties assigned to elected judges and alternates at designated precinct sites.
A nine o clock Sunday breakfast at the Harden Hotel honored Mrs Fanny Carter of Fort Worth Texas mother of Mrs C A Love of Hobbs and Mrs Wesley Ammerman sister of Mrs Love Those attending included Mesdames Dan Bodie Park Carter Grady Geensee tel Dancer Ilene Guthrie Norma Jesa Henley Ines Cherry and Misses Louise Alston Alma Cherry Vida Holland County agent and BAI veterinarians offer further information on the work.
Levington Leader reports expectations of many new pumping plants in shallow water zones before next spring. Farmers learn that rainfall alone isn’t reliable for crops and observe neighbors’ gains from irrigation. Even small rainfall, when used properly, proves effective for irrigation.
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