Weekly Jal newspaper note from Long Publications
The Jal publication in Lea County New Mexico appears as a weekly Thursday edition issued by Long Publications. The brief notice identifies the paper’s base and regular release schedule.
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Newspaper
Jal Flare
Location
Jal, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1939
Page
3
The Jal publication in Lea County New Mexico appears as a weekly Thursday edition issued by Long Publications. The brief notice identifies the paper’s base and regular release schedule.
A narrator recalls his brother’s troubling return from two months in a Paramaribo hospital with meningitis after a jungle life in Dutch Guiana. The recovering man is thin, weak, and eager to romance, while the speaker laments lost storytelling talent and vicarious adventures.
The Red Bluff Water Power Control District Board met in Pecos to discuss Equalization Board tax increases on the Granafalls District. Director Luke Snelson urged taxpayers to attend the Pecos meeting to protest the tax hike and note that valuation increases burden locals.
The historic first telephone message began with the line Watson, come here, I want you. The quote marks the moment when Alexander Graham Bell initiated telephone communication and addressed his assistant during the test.
W. K. Davidson of Western Gas is attending vocational law classes in Hobbs this week to study practical legal topics relevant to the gas industry.
Sunday School at 9 49 a m preaching at 11 to 12 B T A at 6 30 p m Monday W M U at 2 30 p m Tuesday Brotherhood at 7 00 p m Wednesday Teachers and officers meeting at 6 30 p m Accountant auditor experienced reliable open for several small bookkeeping accounts invoicing tax reports etc Write Box 248 Jal N M Mr and Mrs Bob Robinson and daughter moved to Wink Mr Atkinson of Hobbs visiting Mrs Ernest Stephens
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