Lordsburg Liberal announces editor and publisher roles
The Lordsburg Liberal, official paper of government, county and city, notes Willard Fe Holt as editor and manager with responsibility for publication under the Lordsburg Printing Company.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
2
The Lordsburg Liberal, official paper of government, county and city, notes Willard Fe Holt as editor and manager with responsibility for publication under the Lordsburg Printing Company.
Rates listed for one year six months and three months. Subscription price two dollars, one dollar for six months, and twenty cents per month. Location Lordsburg New Mexico with post office entry. Advertising rates include thirty cents per single column inch plus five cents extra for one time ads. Local notices ten cents a line per insertion. Legal advertisements charged at legal rates.
Arthur Brisbane quotes envisioning a future noble race on New Mexico lands, imagining beauty and grandeur as the region's promise and potential. The comment frames a utopian outlook tied to the landscape and its people.
Kansas City Star quotes highway engineers as public agents guiding road construction for value and traffic needs. L A Gillette of New Mexico attended the Kansas City convention as U S highway funding and work expand, with billions expected for roads and bridges in 1923.
The article argues that responsibility for roads and bridges rests with engineers, not the public. It stresses engineers must steer material choices plans and supervise contractors to build modern highways nationwide, highlighting a rare opportunity for the engineering profession as U S transportation needs grow.
A fable-like tale describes two apples blown into a lake who boast about swimming while ignoring the steamboat offshore. They move only in place until the wind carries others away, illustrating that individuals must act for themselves and cannot rely on others to swim.
The Santa Fe New Mexican argues the Republican state senate should cooperate with the Democratic house and governor, refrain from blocking appointments, and support beneficial legislation after New Mexico’s 12,000 vote mandate for a Democratic administration. Obstruction would be foolish. Republicans should back the new majority.
Elaborate plans are under way for the Hinkle inauguration on January first and a reception and grand ball to follow. The oath will be in the Capitol hall with decorations and a receiving line for the governor and state officials. A public reception opens at the new Museum building, then at ten p.m. the grand ball at La Fonda with a decorated dining room and new hardwood floor. Tickets cost 10 dollars. extensive preparations aim for the largest crowd and most costly program yet. For sale land listing appears at end of notice.
A health note recommends taking two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to ease bowel movement and relieve dull feeling from constipation, promising gentle relief without unpleasant effects.
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York endorses Chamberlains Tablets for headache and bilious attacks. She says she has used them for three years and speaks in praise. Also recruitment ad offers guaranteed hosiery selling jobs with salaries and no experience required.
Farm of about 30 acres with 6 to 18 acres in cultivation includes a room house hen house and shade trees. Family orchard with plums peaches and other fruit, alfalfa, timber, good public road and mail route, near Duncan and Franklin. Equipment listed includes horses cows calves hogs hens wagons harness plows mower hay rake and all feed and household goods. Contact G. Barlow Duncan Arizona post office.
Notice is given that Robert J Wright of Animas New Mexico who on May 11 1022 made additional homestead entry for Lot 7 Section 7 Township 28 Range 18 W N M P Meridian has filed intent to make final three year proof before Oliver G King US Commissioner at Animas New Mexico on January 195 Claimants witnesses are Dean Phoenix George W Butler A W Glory and J Wright all of Animas New Mexico. Listings dated November 30 December 195? Register.
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