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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
2
A government notice summary outlines actions by state county and city authorities including approvals, deadlines, and public notices. It captures departments, dates, and locations affected, highlighting regulatory steps and community impacts across jurisdictions.
The piece lauds President Franklin D Roosevelt for straightening issues at home and defending U S interests abroad. It contrasts blunt direct action with what it calls secret diplomatic methods and argues for clear, authoritative guidance over subtle bargaining.
Fathers enjoyed shooting fireworks for kids, a light hearted moment. The remark suggests a favorable stance on having children around the house.
The article notes a clear rise in business activity and public confidence, suggesting an economic recovery. It cites rising stock and commodity prices as less decisive than the public mood improving, with local residents visiting relatives and traveling between towns such as Animas Red Rock and El Paso during the period.
The piece notes Judge Sam G Brat tam resigns after eight years and takes the oath as judge of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals. It praises his service in the executive and judicial branches and highlights Fred O Roth as a chief lieutenant who advanced constituents’ interests. It also includes Silver City commentary on silver and economic outlooks.
The piece notes that a silver revival is urged as a key issue at the World Economic Conference. It argues that nations face harm from abnormally low prices and calls for coordinated action to stabilize markets and restore growth.
Terracing work continues in Hidalgo County with Extension Agent Tertraces assisting on several land parcels near Cloverdale. Concrete dam plans and dirt diversion methods show cost savings, while 1.5 miles of ditch in the Animag Valley is tested as a flood water carrier. The farmer targets 50 acres of cultivation and plans to use flood water for irrigation.
A writer vent discusses the strain of publishing after Fourth of July celebrations. He describes the rough life of a linotype operator, fingers scorched by fuses, and the constant push to manage money and purchases amid holiday chaos. He reflects on pay versus spend and a wish for simpler buys like a necktie.
Mrs. Olive B Cruse District Extension Agent advises canning young beets and carrots now for winter use Next fall mature roots can be stored Mostly whole beets are preferred with skins slipping after blanching and salt added per quart or pint jars or tin cans Process times at 10 pounds pressure vary by container size Carrots should be peeled washed and canned after partial cooking with salt and similar processing times An ample supply of both should be stored for next fall Mrs Olive Cruse offers further help with canning and storage problems
Mrs John T Muir explains the naming of Steins Pass and Steins Peak dating to Major Steens and Steins Pass in Doubtful Canyon. The Southern Pacific line through southern New Mexico in 189% adopted Steins Pass though records show Enoch Steen a 19th century officer with multiple rank changes and Buena Vista service. Historians may have misspelled Steins name, with Steins written in official records as Steen.
Mr and Mrs Joe Crooms and Mr and Mrs Criscoe Martin of Animals were in town Monday. Mrs John D Curry of Animas was in town Monday. Housewives order Lordsburg Bread. Basil Fuller returned Sunday from a few days in Tucson. Little Mary Francis Brown left Saturday for a visit with relatives in Tuckon. Use Lordsburg Bread and Avery Products.
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