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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1941
Page
2
A reflection on discontent in individuals and society. The piece contrasts happiness with envy over possessions, cites contentment in humble life, and notes media influence and military insight. It closes with a call to constant vigilance to preserve freedom and appreciate life’s gifts.
Ben Animas argues morale across the American public is low and cites London radio as a turning point. He notes a year of bombing, censorship in journalism, and growing English resilience in understanding military aims and enemy propaganda.
Virden School adds Vernon Armstrong and Leo Howley as high school instructors and Betty Jones for grades six and seven. Principal staff includes Field, Lines, Riddle, and Pearl Riddle with others in grade school. A pet party renews PTA meetings and Mae Lunt is chosen president. Numerous local moves, visits, and social events follow, including a mayoral relocation and community gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Nat Gammon and Mr and Mrs Tom Clayton attended a Saturday celebration at Cloverdale. Mrs Dallas Pankey and two grandchildren spent last week with Mrs Mary Braidfoot at Doubtful Canyon.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a 1941 wool crop of 899 941 000 pounds 3 percent above 1940 and 9 percent above the 10 year average. Texas leads with 82 462 000 pounds followed by Wyoming Montana California and others. Nevada surges with 5 905 000 pounds from 729 000 sheep.
Perfect broiling uses medium heat under a gas flame. The new deep smokeless broiling compartment fits four to six chicken halves at once. It stays cool, is insulated, and cooks with the door closed, about 20 to 75 minutes per side. Deming resident H. FE. McCray visited Lordsburg. Mrs. Kay Kaun and daughters visited Bowie.
Bobby Reynolds accompanies Claude Sanders to move their horses to Albuquerque on Wednesday and plans a Paso return trip to attend the Kids Rodeo. Miss Tommie Jones has returned from two weeks with her sister Mrs. Genuine Stevens in Los Angeles and visited friends at Carlsbad.
Miss Betty Neff of Silver is visiting Barbara Ann She arrived early last week and will stay for another week.
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