Hunting and Fishing Big Business In New Mexico
The New Mexico State Game Department reports a surge in hunting and fishing activity for 1951 52 with license fees totaling 672.94 to the game protection fund, up from the prior year. Total licenses issued reached 154 124, vs 148 504 the year before, with resident and nonresident patterns showing higher fishing and big game licenses, while nonresident fishing licenses declined.
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State Game Department
New Mexico
Ame Protection Fund
Beason
Shaaply
Eagle Nest Lake opened late. drought cuts out of state fishing revenue
A spokesman noted Eagle Nest Lake, a favorite with anglers from nearby states, was drawn down low last year and not opened until July. The drought condition prevailed during the season, causing reduced revenue from out of state anglers.
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Eagle Nest Lake
Red Cross Bloodmobile Coming to Lordsburg on Aug 26
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the American Legion hall in Lordsburg on Tuesday August 26 from 1 p m to 7 p m to collect blood donations for the blood bank. An urgent appeal is made to all county citizens to donate.
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Red Cross
Lordsburg
American Legion
Hhi
Local Blood Drive Seeks Donors as Supply Dries Up
The city faces a depleted blood supply with much used by civilians. Sherwood Gulberson chairs the donor committee while volunteers can register with him or with Mrs Emma Scofield or Demon Dunagan at designated pickup points.
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Sherwood Gulberson
Emma J. Scofield
Demon Dunagan
Meeting Change for Stockmen County Session
The stockmen interested in keeping the cattle spray truck must note a rescheduled meeting with the County Commissioners. It will be held Monday September 8 at 1:00 p.m. in the Lordsburg courthouse.
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Lordsburg
Hidalgo County Residents Invest In Defense Bonds
Hidalgo County residents invested 17 737 50 in Defense Bonds of Series E and H during June. County Chairman J A Foster said May figures were 4 537 50. National sales rose in the first half of 1952, with 1 715 000 000 more than 1951 and an 18 percent rise in Bond numbers for Series E. In New Mexico Series E sales climbed in four of six months, June 1952 totaling 542 104 75, up from 462 721 25. Foster predicted county savers would continue placing funds in Defense Bonds due to higher early year interest.
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J. A. Foster
America
New Mexico
Foster
Assignment New Mexico G Ward Fenley
A humorous column notes how politicians struggle with promises and names in New Mexico towns. It references Gallup comments on campaign promises, Carlsbad Current Argus party invitations, radio name disputes about Stevenson, and quirky town names along highways 60 6 and 85, including De Baca locales like La Lande Taiban Evanola Yeso Buchanan and Cardenas.
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Gallup
Jack Litton
Carlsbad Current Argus
Stevenson
Adlie
Adlay
Cruces Sun News
Carter Waid
Belen News Bulletin
Valencia County
Carter
Belen
W. C. Busby
New Mexico
de Baca
la Lande
Taiban
Evanola
Yeso
Buchanan
Cardenas
Threshold of Life Poem from Lordsburg High
A poem titled The Threshold of Life from Lordsburg High School in Lordsburg New Mexico reflects on graduation dreams and entering adulthood. It praises youth and the coming responsibilities while recalling carefree school days.
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Ruby Hammond
Lordsburg High
Eng
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Employers Expand Social Security Self-Employment Coverage
Since 1937 American employers have shared the cost of Social Security for workers and now many welcome the chance to extend protection to self employed individuals and their families through the new self-employment coverage.
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Vivors
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Rodeo
L. H. Land of the Airways Communication Station
CAA
N. M
Unte H L Pet
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Hidalgo County
G. Ward Fenley
Priday
Boys “Durene” Sox
Lipper
Ll Oz
Cone
Hi Tops
Oxfords
Lehman Department Store
N’s
Wranglers
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