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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1927
Page
2
The tourist guide proclaims Lordsburg New Mexico as possessing a supreme year round climate. It touts sunny conditions and healthfulness with grand claims. Local advertising rates are listed at thirty cents per inch for single column, ten cents per line, and a special fifty cent per inch surcharge for a single insertion.
In a midwinter New Year scene Evelyn Marin visits her aging father at the old family house. The man, tormented by loneliness, sinks into memory and slips, collapsing as he reaches a cherished portrait. Evelyn arrives moments later with gifts, unaware of his fate. Unknown to all, he dies after a fatal fall amid an old firelit room.
A commentary arguing prosperity brings dangers of complacency and urging citizens to uphold American ideals in government and industry. It lauds Col. Charles Lindbergh’s achievement as a symbol of individual initiative and the right of each American to pursue ideas, while warning against overreliance on wealth.
An editorial extols the Lindbergh spirit as emblematic of American ideals. It argues progress comes from protecting individual initiative and private industry, citing transcontinental railroads, phones, electric power, and other innovations as proof of enterprise driving development and national success.
Edson H. Waite recounts a San Antonio visit with Frank Huntress. He highlights Alamo shrine, Brackenridge Park with Sunken Garden, a zoo, and the San Antonio River. The piece contrasts Spanish architecture with modern buildings and notes local chili culture and Mexican influences.
The Santa Fe New Mexican laments the death of United Senator Andr ieus A Jones of New Mexico. It lauds his integrity, disinterested public service, and life spent guiding the nation with merit over partisan politics, noting he was a pride to New Mexico and the nation.
A local notice from Lordsburg New Mexico proclaims a yearly resolution to improve service and ensure every customer is satisfied. It emphasizes a new Service kink and a glutton Eddie, promising better service and quality merchandise for patrons.
NY readers are urged to consider how low cost feed turns into high class meat eggs and by products. The note emphasizes farm profitability via cows hogs and chickens with church and lodge notices included for community life.
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