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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
2
The Lordsburg Liberal editorial staff is listed with WW. Leslie Blackburn as Editor and Publisher Willard Er. Holt as Associate Editor and Miss Frank H. Stengle as Reporter. Subscriptions cost two dollars per year payable in advance with no deviation from the rule.
A historical plea cites 27 500 yearly auto deaths with 16 000 pedestrians. It argues 0 percent of accidents stem from 10 percent of drivers and urges stronger laws to exclude reckless motorists from public roads.
President Hoover assures the public there is no long term weakness in American business. He calls stock declines, temporary depressions, and crises mere short term phenomena and cites growing capital reserves and payrolls as evidence of real prosperity benefiting workers nationwide.
Rosary College students in River Forest Illinois demonstrate home economics at a lab course led by Gleter M Nazarius. They plan and cook a fifty cent day of meals measuring calories and costs, with meatless, reducing, and high milk menus.
Community newspaper page from Lordsburg touts local advertising tips and seasonal shopping, promoting wagons, harvest gear, reapers, heaters, and a phonograph set. It blends seller pitches with humorous quips about Mrs. Claus and family gifts, reflecting small town commerce and public notices of a lumber company and manager GEO. P. JEFFUB.
The Southwestern Mohair Growers Association will hold its annual meeting in El Paso on December 10 with Mohair producers from southern New Mexico eastern Arizona and west Texas. Officers will be elected and marketing plans discussed as leaders urge members to support cooperative marketing and reduce middlemen.
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