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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
3
West Winds columnist Ben of Steins New Mexico declares he will not seek the presidency. He muses on unlikely votes, farmers, religion, liquor, law enforcement, and the odds of being selected, preferring to stay home and fish rather than campaign.
A humorous fragment shows a customer asking the barber if he cut his hair last time. The barber replies he has only worked there a year, highlighting a playful misunderstanding inside a barbershop.
A terse exchange suggests a motor boat as a solution to trouble. The line implies a humorous or practical stance on handling risk by acquiring a boat.
A playful exchange contrasts two old and new car elements. One speaker jokes about keeping the old top while the other mentions a new car. The dialogue hints at a lighthearted conversation about retro versus modern features.
A plea for building a major broadcasting station in El Paso to boost publicity for the Southwest. Supporters argue a powerful station would spur regional development in western Texas and New Mexico, attract investment, and position the area as a central economic hub.
The report outlines collecting accident details such as time, location, speed, intoxication, vehicle condition, road conditions, and witnesses. It notes analysis by the department to identify recurring road design causes and, if needed, remove hazards. It mentions Nine Mile Bridge relocation on the Monta Fe Albuquerque road to fix dangerous curves and narrow fills.
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