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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1938
Page
2
The message lauds Hidalgo county law enforcement and urges Lordsburg residents to cooperate with police. It explains fingerprinting and DOJ cooperation, advises calling officers rather than delaying, and promotes New Year resolutions focused on community improvement. It closes with wishes for happiness and prosperity.
Last Sunday evening's candle light service featured the birth of Jesus read from Matthew and Luke. Next Sunday's New Year program asks how to get the most out of the year in church school and home, inviting all between ages eleven and twelve to attend at the Church of Christ at 6:00. Mrs. Brimberry sponsors.
A rambling reflective column notes rain helping ranchers, jokes about Christmas and New Year bills, evolving taxes, WPA work, and media ads. It mentions Lima peace talks, Gov. Tingley, social security forms, and persistent trading behavior amid changing times.
FP Whitley of the New Mexico Extension Service notes grapes are a key crop for those who can grow them. Propagation mainly uses cuttings from healthy one year wood, taken between leaf fall and spring growth. Cuttings should have three buds, be stored in moist packing material, and kept in a cool moist cellar or north side pit.
The closing date for accepting 19389 work sheets under the Agricultural Conservation Program is January 15, 1939. No work sheets will be accepted after this date.
Edith Ruth Osburn stands 6 feet and Olympic champion status with the All-American Redheads. She is set to play January 13 at Lordaburg High Gym against the L clap team. Misa Osburn owns national records in basketball and baseball throws and track events as she enters her third season with the Redheads.
New Mexico Improvement Association reports large totals of certified seed for cotton and other crops, enabling extensive plantings across counties. State and federal crop programs back high quality foundation seed while county agents offer next year stock information. Local residents and officials are noted with travel and holiday plans.
Illinois coach Robert Zuppke stopped overnight at Hotel Hidalgo on the way to Pasadena. He praised Duke and USC, predicting USC will win the Rose Bowl and noting Duke could surprise the Californians. He is famed and well liked in football.
Mrs Mai FE Atkinson travels with her son Hugh to Deming to spend Christmas Day with her daughter Mrs Gobble and family.
Elmer R. Hildon an educational advisor at the SCS 19N Virden camp married Miss Lou dene Lunt in Safford Saturday evening. The couple plan to reside near Virden, close to the camp where the groom works. Mrs C J Moon and daughter Lola Jane Graham of Hatch are visiting the Smith home this week.
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