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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices: one year two dollars six months one dollar. It states mail entry at Lordsburg New Mexico as second class matter and sets local advertising rates at thirty cents per single column inch with an extra five cents for one time ads.
After his death William Jennings Bryan draws praise from former opponents who acknowledge a fair fighter and sincere man. The Mountain States Banker notes his steadfast belief, even in unpopular causes, and honors his memory as a foe who fought legitimate principles. The piece also mentions the great grandfather of actor Tom Mix translating the Bible into the Osage dialect.
A historical note claims the United States pioneered modern conveniences like telephone and electricity for all citizens, while Europe lags. It reports French and Pang Chamber of Commerce support privatizing France’s government telephones, with trade groups backing the move.
Surplus copper stocks are low and prices advance as shipments for the second quarter reach a record 968 524 tons, with annual world consumption expected to hit 1 750 000 tons in 1026 after last year’s 1 500 000.
Mrs. Sylvia Kerr, Grand Chief of the Pythian Sisters of New Mexico, visited Western Har Temple No 11 No 41 and urged active unity and fraternal service. She urged exemplifying order teachings, building new temples, recognizing good work, and fostering fellowship among temples and members.
Western Star Temple presents a solid gold thimble to the Grand Chief amid a warm response. Mrs. Bethel Fuller and Knight A B Ownby gave addresses. Miss Jewell Ownby performed a piano piece, followed by refreshments. Mrs. Kerr chairs Gemid Temple Pythian Sisters of New Mexico next month in Lordsburg.
Wrigley explains building a multi million package daily business by consistent advertising. He spends over a million dollars yearly on newspaper space to promote 5 cent gum. He educated people to chew gum and to choose Wrigley. He keeps at it to prevent buyers from forgetting.
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