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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1931
Page
5
The executive committee of the Lordsburg Un employed Relief Organization plans to aid local unemployed. Chosen by representatives of clubs churches and lodges the committee is trusted to head the effort with the town’s support. The paper urges patience and fair, impartial handling as the program develops.
Guineas meat rises in popularity as a substitute for game such as creuse partridge quail and peas ant. Demand starts late summer and runs through fall and winter. Young birds weigh 1.5 to 2 pounds at about three months old. Mapping Canadian forests uses aerial photos from the Royal Canadian Air Force to map forested, waterway regions where ground surveys are costly.
The piece reveals a playful quarrel where Doris bans single people from a wedding, then mocks the guests. The comic exchange notes she would not accept gifts or reciprocate affection, while others tease her about age and star status.
A cynical observer notes anglers prize their near misses. He claims every fisher recalls the Akh that got away with more pride than the fish actually caught. The remark frames luck and failure as a shared pastime among fishermen.
A dialogue fragment features a man admiring oratory and Senator Sorghum denying slips of the tongue while noting that intentions may reveal more than feelings. The terse exchange hints at political speech and rhetoric.
If you cannot pay a debt do not ignore it. Visit the creditor and explain the situation to keep credit intact.
A noisy Saturday era ad from W. F utter Lumber Company promotes coal quality over price, urging readers to buy coal meeting fuel needs. The garbled copy extols durable coal and criticizes cheap alternatives, referencing Christmas card orders and local markets.
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