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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
2
Entry from the Lordsburg New Mexico post office states Second Class Matter with a subscription rate of 2.00 dollars per year payable in advance and advertising rates on application.
President Roosevelt expects the national recovery program to be in full operation by Labor Day with codes signed for major industries. He cites united effort over self reliance and aims to reemploy millions of citizens, as big and small businesses co operate. Texas votes tomorrow on repealing the eighteenth amendment as part of a broader shift toward repeal.
The Lordsburg Hidalgo Library announces a list of new titles led by Mother Mason by Aldrich Ex piation by Arnim Lovely Lady by Austin Self-made Woman by Paldwin Breeze in the Moonlight by Bedford-Jones Golden Butterfly by Besant Paying Guests by Benson Reeds and Mud by Blasco Ibanez Woman of Knockato by Caine Hidden Road by Camp Chance by Conrad Wonderful Romance by Coulevain Path to Paradise by Dawson White Oaks of Jalna by De La Roche Somehow Good by De Morgan In the Beginning by Douglas Penelope's Progress by Erskine Success by Feuchtwanger Cytherea by Hergesheimer Reckless Lady by Gibbs And now good-bye by Hilton Trouble the house by Jordan Galusha the Magnificent by Lincoln Ancestor Jerico by Locke Hill of Dreams by Machen Red Horizon by Madgil Mr and Mrs Sen by Milne The Pit by Norris Unraveled Knots by Crazy Four Million by O Henry Profiteers by Hoppenheim Perennial Bachelor by Parrish Time of Man by Roberts George Washington by Woodward.
Manuel Biasa a former Lordsburg resident who spent six years as a detective with the El Paso Police Department visiting his friends and Blas Noche this week. Mrs Olive B Cruse a home demonstrator for three counties has been in Hidalgo County this week.
A fragmentary column humorously notes a man visiting a hospital after a quarrel with an armed woman and mocks talk of NRA revolution. It quips on cavalry uplift, bandit duels, a sheriff’s beat on the draw, and a blushing photo of a woman claimed to have the best back in the United States.
Willard Holt of Lordsbury New Mexico shoots at the Hreausted-Greenway wedding. Eastern and coast newspapers feature his rotogravure photos showing him as photographer. His unique gallery boosts Lordsbury and the southwest, amid Arizona’s lost chance 20 years ago with Santa Fe outbidding Phoenix.
Mrs. Rachel Richins returns home from Douglas after eye surgery and cataract removal. Luering Merrell heads to Lordsburg for appendicitis treatment and expects to return this week. A new floor goes in at the basement for the new school building, while other campuses receive paint prepping for the start of school.
Governor Arthur Seligman proclaims Monday September 4 1935 as Labor Day and a state holiday urging patriotic speeches supporting the National Recovery Act and the Blue Eagle emblem. Attest seal and secretary signatures confirm the proclamation from the Executive Office.
Mr and Mrs Tom Reid and daughter Margaret spent days with relatives in Deming and Hillboros Nelson and Alvin Latham drove up from Deming and attended the Valley View dance Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Robert Reid of Kingston were guests at the Tom Reid home Sunday. Several couples including Guy Robinson J D Sheffield and Lee Bates joined the dance crowd at Valley View. The Home Demonstration Club met Monday with Mrs Lee Smith.
Deputy Sheriff Ben Robertson spent Sunday in town visiting local communities and meeting residents, outlining ongoing policing efforts and engaging with public safety initiatives.
The Silver City Lions Club invites Lordsburg players to enter the Grant County Championships at the Silver Racquet Club and State Teachers College courts September 3 and 4. Two singles flights and one doubles flight with entry by August 30.
Adia Tablets promoted for quick relief from indigestion and upset stomach caused by smoking. The ad urges not quitting but using Adia Tablets and lists Eagle Drug and Stationery as a seller.
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