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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1968
Page
2
Babson analysis notes rising disposable income and TV and discount stores expanding toy reach. Sales rise 151 percent from 1957 to 1968 while firms shrink from about 1,600 to 1,100, with 12 firms accounting for about 36 percent of business.
The probate court in Lordsburg New Mexico will hear the matter to prove the Last Will and Testament of Maud Green on December 27 1968 at 10 00 am. If proved the will will be admitted to probate and the court will render judgment approving it. Adelaide Kerr Clerk of the Probate Court Hidalgo County seals the notice with first publication November 29 1968 and last publication December 20 1968.
Ed H. Hitson received a 20 year award from the United States Department of Agriculture at a meeting held last Friday at New Mexico State University. The report covers related events across local and regional notices, including school activities, club elections, and community happenings with several named individuals and institutions.
Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co. broadens its bicycle and juvenile wheel goods offerings. Remco Industries expands imix with a wider array of games toys craft sets and drums for the pre-teen market.
Jose M. Salas, Veterans' Service Officer of NMVSC, will visit Lordsburg on December 13 1968 at the Welfare Office 210 E 2nd Street from 8 30 am to 5 00 pm to assist veterans and dependents with veterans affairs.
A fragmented reader shows a schedule of local clubs and groups across days of the week. It lists LM Lulacs Woman's Club junior scouts bridge groups Rainbow Girls Lions Club and more with names like St Joseph's Methodist YAF and Baptist prayer service.
A fragmentary report from Lordsburg notes a suspicious donation linked to a local editor and a meeting at an unspecified address. Officials describe possible irregularities surrounding a manuscript and town affairs. The cramped text suggests a civic inquiry or editorial dispute prompting public interest.
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