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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
6
John Kancal, a visually impaired student, led the junior class with the highest honors and earned election to the National Honor Society. The organization offers scholarships to top colleges including Harvard, Princeton, and Columbia.
Mrs. Anthony Biddle of Philadelphia paid a record $77,000 duty on jewelry clothing and other articles bought abroad marking the largest personal effects duty in history.
Public sale of a 460 acre tract in Hidalgo County New Mexico scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday November 14 1990 at the Lordsburg courthouse front door. Improvements valued at 1200 dollars. Minimum bid 500 per acre plus 5 percent down. Balance due in 30 years at 4 percent interest. Minerals reserved to the State. Commissioner may reject any bid. Dated August 8 1930 in Santa Fe.
A teacher’s periodical confession contrasts vast knowledge with poor practical application. The speaker notes many can explain theories yet struggle with real tasks like budgeting, evaluating candidates, fixing leaks, and writing legibly, highlighting education's need for useful training beyond theory.
John J. Painter of Douglas Arizona filed a three year proof for a homestead entry in Township 308 Range 20 W New Mexico Meridian. He will present witnesses Atkinson Duncan Davis and Anderson of Animas NM before U S Commissioner Paul J McCarty at Rodeo NM on September 24 1990. Publication dates Aug 15 and Sept 12.
Department of the Interior notice states Arthur Myers of Separ seeks 3 year proof to establish his homestead claim on Section 23 Township 28S Range 16W NMP Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Thomas F E Blauvelt at Hinchita on September 12, 1930. Others listed include Ollie Glaze Tom Clayton W L Taylor and A J Glaze. Public notice dates August 1 with final August 29.
Department of the Interior announces Jesse Glaze of White Signal New Mexico entered home stead on Sept 8 1927 for All in Section 15 Township 28 Range 16. Before Thomas K Blauvelt U S Commissioner at Hachita New Mexico on Sept 12 Ollie Glaze Tom Clayton and Floyd M Myers appear for witnesses. Register L Khollewellyn. First published Aug 1 last published Aug 29.
Department of the Interior notice from Las Cruces N M dated July 26 1930 lists Floyd M Myers of Separ N M filing for three year proof to establish a claim on his 4 stead entry No 034824 Section 14 Township 22 Range 16 W N M Meridian before U S Commissioner Thomas E Blauvelt at Hachita on September 12 1930 with witnesses Ollie Glaze Tom Clayton A J Glaze and W L Taylor. First publication Aug 1930 last Aug 29.
William O Shugast of Rodeo New Mexico filed intent to make 3 year proof to establish a land claim for SEM Sec 11 N SW 4SW WYSE Lots 3 4 Sec 1 NW NE Sec 14 T 29 N R 24 W NM p Meridian before U.S. Commissioner Paul E McCarty on September 15 1930. Attendants David M Phillip Al S Gobble both of Rodeo NM Frank Miller and D R Atkinson both of Animas NM L E E O arr ramet Acting Register First Pub August 8 Last Pub September 5.
A guidance piece on balancing desserts with meals, favoring simple, affordable options like fresh, canned, and dried fruit, crackers and cookies, and custards. It includes a standard soft custard recipe, variations such as floating island and banana custard, baking tips, and notes on oven temperature and texture, with general lifestyle advice.
Mr and Mrs Albert KE Bader longtime operators in independent music publishing describe their home in southern Hidalgo county and their Little Hatchet Mine interests. They recount threats and a 13 August shooting attempt and warn against possible land grab while pledging to stay by the mine and its corp ownership.
A speaker asserts that honoring a code of self restraint is essential and condemns ambushing a woman as cowardly. He argues the Southwest should uphold chivalry and reject such attacks, tying behavior to regional reputation.
Arthur Groverman, 16, of Washington, glued 250 safety matches to form a violin. The quirky craft highlights a clever use of everyday items.
A quoted critique suggests opponents argue the candidates lack fitness for office. The remark frames a debate about qualification and suitability in the political contest.
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