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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1950

Page

12

New Screwworm Remedy Debuts For Livestock Control

USDA announces EQ-335 Screwworm Remedy to replace Smear 62 in New Mexico. Developed for wound treatment it uses lindane pine oil and coloring removed. It acts on deep maggots, hatchlings, and adult flies, offering broader control than prior remedies.

United States Department of Agriculture San Miguel Quay Colfax Union New Mexico Ed Hitson Hitson USDA

EQ-335 Proves Longer-Lasting Than Smear 62 for Wound Healing

USDA entomologists report EQ-335 remains effective for seven days per application while Smear 62 needs two applications for the same period. Wounds treated with EQ-335 heal quickly.

USDA

Mountain Lion Trapped by Game Warden Near Burro Mountains

Silver City Enterprise reports a 130 pound male mountain lion caught by deputy game warden Jewel T. Butler after prowling the Dick Cureton ranch area following a poached deer kill. The trap was set Monday afternoon and the animal died from a heart-shot on Tuesday. Crowds gathered to view the prized catch, one of the few seen locally.

Silver City Enterprise Dick Cureton Burro Mountains Jewel T. Butler

Nocturnal Foragers Among Humans Inspire Curious Tale

A casual traveler observes creatures that feed by night and keep distance from people, foraging far from human habitation and seldom appearing in daylight. The narrative notes their secretive lifestyle and preference for remote, quiet areas.

Antelope case solved by patient district warden

Silver City New Mexico district warden Jewell Butler waited from 4 PM on November 15 to 6 AM the next day to confront Pete Quintant and Thomas Sierra who returned for illegally killed antelope meat. Quintant fined 200 dollars plus 3.50 costs and 60 days jail. Sierra fined 100 dollars plus 3.50 costs and 20 days jail.

Jewell Butler Silver City New Mex Pete Quintana Thomas Sierra Butler Pete Quintant Sierra

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