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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
3
The Alamogordo News editors oppose free state text books arguing tax relief should come before new school expenditures. They warn free books invite graft from publishers and may shift costs to all taxpayers rather than those with children, urging targeted funding instead.
Olds Motor Works of Lansing Michigan reports the largest single year Oldsmobile output in 1924, a nearly 40 percent gain over 1923 as demand for light weight six cylinder cars grows. Dealers rise from 1639 to about 2200, with optimism for 1925.
A lighthearted note on men who seek prominence as the chief mourner at funerals, showing how some avoid their troubles by posturing at the service.
A fragmented will bequeaths whimsical gifts to children including play among daisies and grasses, shores and waters with dragonflies, long days of merriment, and stars chosen by each child. Lovers receive a parallel imaginary world of stars roses and music to symbolize enduring love.
The winner at Atlantic City promotes cosmetics-free beauty. She warns against stimulants and powder puffs, urging internal and external cleanliness through soap and water, rest, exercise, and a healthy diet.
The 12th fiscal year needs exceed current revenues. requests total 2213 and the state may borrow up to 200000 to meet approved appropriations. Delinquent taxes must be collected to repay a 260000 loan from the Common School Income Fund before July 1 1926.
Las Cruces officials and state and federal highway leaders report ready funds and completed surveys for the Leasburg route. They expect bids soon for the Las Cruces to Deming highway via Picacho, deeming it the logical westward link.
Lindsey Waters of Federal Fruit and Vegetable Growers Incorporated will address the Onion Growers association in Bowie Saturday afternoon. He will explain marketing cooperation and show figures proving the Valencia onion market cannot be overtaken in the U S for 50 years. Officials urge countywide attendance. reports foresee onion acreage nearly doubling this year and continued growth in cultivation. Prominent men are expected to attend.
Businessmen professionals and farmers must use Form 19 for all net incomes. Form 1040A applies to incomes of 8000 or less mainly from salaries. Forms were mailed to last year’s filers. failure to receive does not excuse filing. Return and tax due by March 15 1925. Forms available at internal revenue offices. Tax may be paid in full or in four instalments on March 15 June 15 September 15 and December 15.
Notice is given that John H. Kicks of Cloverdale New Mexico amended his homestead entry So 6109 for multiple quarters in Township 328 Range 21 W N M P Meridian and will prove up to establish claim before B E Mororisa U S Commissioner March 27 1025 witnesses include W Tt Hagtges Tom McCherry John H Turpin and A K Greenhaw all of Cloverdale or nearby Animas NM NEMECTA ASCARATE Feb 19 March 9 Registered official notice published.
Notice announces selection under the 1872 act for land described as NWY NW of See 1 T 34 N R 18 W. PRANK G. DAUM of Mills Building Francisco California filed May 24 1006 with Serial No 08005 to select. Protests or adverse claims must be filed by March 6 2026.
Notice is given that James Willian Burke of Lordsburg New Mexico holder of Homestead Patent No 019200 for section 22 township 238 range 17 west new mexico meridian will appear before Willard K Holt U S Commissioner at Lordsburg on March 23 1926 to prove up his claim Witnesses named are W Jones Oscar Allen C Harpson and G W Hanner all of Lordsburg New Mexico
John Freeman of Animas New Mexico filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on Lot 3 and 4 Section 30 Township 34 N Range 20 W New Mexico Meridian. The proof is to be presented before United States Commissioner B K More ries at Cloverdale New Mexico on March 26 1926. Witnesses named Ches McCarthy Fred V McHenry Tom Upshaw and A Field all of Animas New Mexico.
Notice states Marlin A Phillips of Separ New Mexico filed for a three year proof to establish a homestead entry made April 27 1923 for all of section 17 township 24 range 15 west near Deming New Mexico. The hearing is set before U S Commissioner Bly McKeyes on March 29 1925 with witnesses Young Bounds N Jackson Burt M Irwin Claude B Irwin all of Separ or Hurley New Mexico. Nembecia ASCARATE Feb 12 Mar 12 Register
The passage extols a Burman heart choosing to relinquish a beloved object for the happiness or peace of another. It credits such self sacrifice as a solitary mark of a great soul, asserting this instinctive capacity defines true nobility across time.
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