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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
2
Subscriptions payable in advance and discontinued at expiration. Local advertising accepted at thirty cents per inch per insertion with five cents extra per single column inch for one-time ads. Local notices ten cents a line per insertion. Legal advertisements charged at legal rates. Entered at the Lordsburg New Mexico post office as second class mail matter.
A ceremonial call to uphold the Constitution and laws. Lincoln insists every American pledge life and liberty, honor and property, to defend legal order, with reverence taught in homes, schools, churches, and courts.
Kansas Senator Arthur Gapper lauds the Senate tax bill claiming it reduces taxes for most Americans. He notes 4 million earners above $2,500 pay no tax this year and all incomes to $6,000 face a 50 percent cut, while high earners see a 58 percent maximum tax and surtaxes preserved.
A Western Senator defends a relief oriented tax bill calling it a temporary measure that lightens the burden on farmers and workers while insisting great fortunes should bear more of the war debt. He credits Republican leaders for accepting the program and envisions further retrenchment next year.
Seven three state banks in New Mexico showed total resources of 24 220 111 08 at September 6 in a condensed statement from the state bank examiner's office. Slight drop in demand deposits balanced by gains in time deposits. overall creditable amid nationwide tight conditions. Mountain States Banker.
The Methodist church hosts a Christmas bazaar at the Star Theatre this Saturday December 3 featuring a big chicken dinner in connection with the event.
A historic health ad recommends taking two Chamberlains Tablets after supper to ease bowel movements and improve liver disorders. The note promises a gentle action without unpleasant effects and a reduction of dullness associated with constipation.
The p. m. Junior Epworth League meets Sunday afternoon at 4 30. Walter H Vanderpool is the pastor.
The Lyong Colorado Recorder notes the end of a national railroad strike and government aid to stockmen and farmers. It forecasts a mild winter with cheaper money and lower taxes as unemployment declines and building increases, urging gratitude for reduced suffering this winter.
Tremendous praise from visitors as they commend America's grand undertakings and vast success. Beatty notes the visit to the American Legion strengthens belief in national unity toward shared ideals. Jacques cites work ethic as source of strength. Diaz lauds American assimilation and pride in former countrymen now embraced Americanism.
Washington dispatch outlines the disarmament talks with Chinese and Japanese delegates in the spotlight and Lord Riddell as a lively liaison. It also mentions the farm recovery, unemployment relief, Civil Service exam anecdotes, and press restrictions on reporters.
The article notes extensive figure fiends estimating at least three motor cars per mile of highway nationwide. With highway mileage about 2 475 000 outside urban areas, many automobiles exist. The Grant monument and the Lincoln memorial at Washington mall are now practically complete per the fine arts commission overseeing mall beautification.
A petition over a mile long with about 200000 signatures and leaders from women’s groups totaling over 2 million members was given to Secretary Hughes. It supported the disarmament conference and urged ongoing work toward world peace. The presentation was made by Miss Anna A Gordon, president of the national W C T U.
Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt reports frequent use of Chamberlain's Tablets over three years for headaches and bilious attacks and offers praise. Rockport New York supplies the testimonial while a note on Rockall islet and Britain's population and officials is also included.
Santa Fe reports two Sierra county road projects place Hot Springs on state highway No. 4 linking the town to the Mesa road from the north and the River road from the south. Additional routes include Tucumcari to Logan bridge, Tucumcari to Cap Rock Hill, and the Clovis to Grady segment not covered by federal aid project 63.
Effective November 28 the rate of 1.05 per 100 pounds applies on dried beans and canned goods from California to Atlantic Coast points and to Tampa Florida if routed via New Orleans under Southern Steamship Co. announcement. A reduced rate of 1.75 on edible nuts from California via New Orleans to Illinois Central points takes effect December 27. Nut shipments to Birmingham Cincinnati and Louisville will use Louisville and Nashville route.
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