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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1948

Page

7

New Streamlite coach charms family of six on wheels

A Sun Super feature notes a 33 foot Streamlite trailer coach built for a family of six with a durable exterior and luxurious interior. It boasts 13 windows, full wardrobes, a one piece stainless sink, a six cubic foot fridge, and a versatile convertible upholstered dinette that serves as dining space, lounge and bed.

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New Mexico Place Names Spark Reader Letters

Mrs. R. E. White writes on town name origins in New Mexico listing Lucy Roy Tecolote Pojoaque Tesuque Abi quiu and others and notes Mogollon Loving Lovington and Gov Don Juan Mogollon. Carlsbad Current Argus adds Phantom Banks Fade-away Ridge Dead man Draw Owl Draw Dagger Draw Bear Grass Draw with stories behind them. Readers urged to share tales for a forthcoming New Mexico Place Name Dictionary set for spring.

R. E. White Portales New Mexico Lucy White James Dunn Roy William Frank Oliver Loving Loving Lovington Don Juan Mogollon Mogollon Range Mrs. White Carlsbad Argus Eddy County Kolm John Vicor Los Angeles Silver City Enterprise

Teachers' Salaries in New Mexico Rise Over Two Years

The median salary for classroom teachers in New Mexico for the present school year ending June 30, 1949 is estimated at 3042 dollars, up from 2749 dollars in 1948 and 2239 in 1947. The increase equals 803 dollars or 36 percent compared with two years ago. For the year ending June 30, 1940 the average salary was 1112 dollars.

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