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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
2
The Houston Post comments on mixed opinions about the New Deal and NRA, urging sober analysis. It cites data showing rising wages and factory payrolls, higher employment, price increases, and recoveries in autos, wool, cotton, and farm prices, framing gradual progress and calling for patient Americans.
Governor proclaims upcoming state health survey by New Mexico Tuberculosis Association with support from national bodies and announces Christmas Seal sales between Thanksgiving and Christmas to fund tuberculosis work. Children urged to learn goals and contribute pennies to a constructive public health effort.
The Carlsbad region emerges as a leading potash producer with United States Potash Company refining 120 tons daily and monthly freight bills around 4 and a half million dollars. New Mexico Potash and Chemical Company organized in 1931 drives expansion with engineer R A Chase directing efforts alongside state leaders.
The highway department pursues 5.8 million dollars from federal relief to supplement 6.7 million already granted for drought relief in 6 eastern counties. If approved, funds will improve secondary dirt roads across all 25 counties, with per capita distribution. The board also plans 4.3 million to eliminate grade crossings, notably one on Fast Central Avenue in Albuquerque, funded by public works. The Democratic administration expands federal money use to create winter jobs and support flood prevention, streams work, parks, and bank repairs under local supervision.
A group of New Mexico officials and businessmen traveled from Lordsburg to Nogales en route to Loe Mochis to pursue big game in Old Mexico. U S District Judge Colin Neblett led the party as president of the New Mexico Game Commission with M B Otero, J kh Gatusha, Martin Gardesky, and H J Mendenhall accompanying. Upon return they plan to be featured in Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce as a Gallery of Distinguished Americans.
Quotations capture a brief train station exchange about speed. A traveler questions if the train is the fastest, and the conductor affirms it as the limited service, noting the line’s scheduling constraint.
Friday and Saturday open with S S Iceberg in the wilds of the North, then Sundy Monday Tuesday bring a Broadway star to Lordsburg with free child entry for Wednesday and Thursday showings. Marlene Dietrich stars in The Song of Songs, Black Beauty screens midweek, plus December 8 9 racketeer expose with James Cagney and Sweetheart Night Saturdays.
The Wield Museum displays the only complete Pronothrotherium skeleton yet found, the prehistoric ground sloth from South America. The exhibit confirms a major paleontological discovery and draws in visitors.
Workmen unearthed eight thousand year old bronze age battle axes in Slough England. archaeologists believe a former foundry or metalworking site stood on the area providing context for the artifacts.
L H Hauter of New Mexico State College explains the agricultural adjustment program seeks to align production with consumer demand at a price preserving pre war purchasing power. He notes processing taxes and cash benefits support adjustment but are means to an end, with benefits fading once proper adjustment is achieved.
Four representatives from the New Mexico State Poultry Association test flocks in Eddy Chaves Quay and Union counties to eliminate pullorum disease. Last year 17 549 birds were tested with 3 000 culled and 1 654 eliminated as carriers leaving 12 272 breeders.
The United States purchases from the Far East a major portion of its raw silk and crude rubber. It buys a high share of silk and rubber used in America, underscoring East Asia as a key supplier.
Aquatic creatures can take in dissolved and suspended nutrients directly from the surrounding water via their skin, gills, and other contacting surfaces. The process allows them to feed without swallowing solid food.
The ostriches and their close relations, the emus, are the largest of all birds. A full grown male African ostrich stands eight feet and weighs as much as 3800 pounds.
Russia's great composer Tschaikowsky died of cholera in 189% Charley Browder of Silver City spent the weekend with friends here.
The old Egyptian belief that linen is the purest textile is supported by evidence that linen is the least favorable medium for germ growth among fabrics.
Uncle Ab argues that people delay progress because they fear and dislike their superiors, hindering society from moving forward quickly. The remark frames social resistance as a key obstacle to advancement.
The Birth of a Nation grossed over 18 million dollars with a net of five million, a figure unmatched by any other film to date.
Ira M. and A L. Conner visited Las Cruces on Saturday to watch the football game as reports note the rhinoceros hide was so thick that before high powered rifles these animals were comparatively safe from sportsmen.
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