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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
2
The first Smithfield Show in London awarded a prize for a remarkable animal with dimensions of eight feet eleven inches in length six feet seven inches tall and ten feet four inches in girth, weighing about 4,200 pounds.
The term Dominion is linked to Zechariah and the Dominion of Canada. Australian schoolboys numbering 130 will tour the British Isles and the Continent under the Young Australian League. A vast new Pueblo site in Nevada reveals forty houses and eleven bodies including ten women, with pottery dated about 2000 years old.
A third folio of Shakespeare sold at a London book sale for a record 4000 dollars. The report cites other items and quotes from academics about global finance and national symbols, with fragmented notes on geography and horticulture.
The article explains Spanish stress rules for words ending in a vowel and analyzes pronunciations of rodeo and paseo. It notes rodeo's stress falls on de, the penultimate syllable, and that eo forms two syllables. It advises pronouncing El Paso without a strong sibilant.
A speaker questions the bill’s prospects while noting it would pass the House and gain White House approval if reported from the committee. The remarks include thanks to an audience.
Las Cruces ground broken for a 150 009 high school foundation. Bernalillo Albuquerque Gas and Electric starts a 1 000 000 power plant. Roswell to drill a 3 000 foot oil well. Santa Rita Silver City improvements and mine work. Clovis expands high school property. Tucumcari rail and water mains upgrades. several towns report real estate growth and new businesses including a loan bank and auto site purchases.
Williams argues for a pro railroad bill before a committee, mixing humor and scripture to urge passage. He cites experience on the New Mexico commission and railroad work, rejects heavy statistics, and touts the need to balance interests across regions while advocating “live and let live.”
Dear Mrs Wagner confirms Frank Brown trains nightly and is in good shape for the February 18 and 19 boxing tournament at the club. The note expresses high hopes for his performance and the chance to win the Southern California Championship. Sam signs off offering updates on his bouts.
The article presents quotes attributed to Washington and Lincoln on religion and the Bible. It promotes a Christian Bible School event on Sunday Feb 22 with a Washington service and classes for all ages.
Valedon School Board of New Mexico will receive sealed bids for a two room frame school building in Valedon up to February 28 at 10:00 AM. Bids opened and sale recommendation sent to County Commissioners on that date. Board may reject any or all bids. Co B Austin, Chairman. Feb 49-26.
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