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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
2
The piece questions how many on relief will take work relief and argues for removing anyone who refuses the program from all relief. It notes unskilled wages from 19 to 40 dollars and skilled from 75 to 94, contending the plan needs full participation to be effective despite political resistance and fear of losing voters.
The article argues inflation is underway despite official denials and warns that rising commodity prices and falling currency values threaten savers. It notes readers’ belief that wealthy individuals buy real estate and stocks to profit from future price hikes, advising holders to convert loose dollars into property likely to gain purchasing power in coming years.
In a divorce hearing a jury of women reportedly disagreed with some supporting the plaintiff while others found fault, noting the plaintiff’s dress and judging the rest as a washout.
A brief exchange shows an officer answering passenger questions with terse affirmations. The dialogue focuses on clarifying information and confirming understanding between the officer and travelers.
An English economist stated a boom exists but the Miami Herald notes the search under the lounge persists, hinting at hidden wealth or surprises yet to surface.
The Commissioner of Public Lands of New Mexico announces public sale or leases of 40 acres in the Grimes Addition on state land near Hobbs. Bids due at 10:00 A.M. July 29, 1935 at Lovington Court House. five percent down, balance up to thirty years at four percent interest. Minerals reserved and bid rejection rights noted.
The Oil Conservation Commission of New Mexico announces a June 28 1935 meeting at 10 00 A M in Santa Fe to discuss rules regulation proposed unit operation plans and cooperative development agreements adopted by pool owners. The notice invites any interested person to participate.
The Oil Conservation Commission at Santa Fe New Mexico grants interested parties the right to be heard at a hearing. The seal shows Governor Clyde Tingley and State Geologist E H Wells. Published June 7 1935.
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