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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
2
The passage notes that reeds under moonlight sprout more quickly than those kept in dark conditions. It adds a curious cost detail claiming the British government paid $85 per man for transporting American soldiers to Europe. It also recalls a medieval French decree ordering a funnel to be used on sellers of watered milk until a doctor declares the seller unable to swallow safely.
A reflection in Kessinger's Mid-West Review contrasts the United States six percent of the world’s population owning vast shares of labor and wealth with the country’s abundance of modern comforts. It urges awareness of global poverty while praising American freedoms and opportunities.
A reflective poem urges maintaining cheer for family amid hardship and danger. It contrasts easy encouragement with real courage, urging positive acts for loved ones. An aside notes Roman turnips and a statistic on non native birds killed in New York State.
The Willcox Oil Company began drilling in the Willcox field Monday at 3 pm after the rig arrived June 16. By Saturday the derrick was completed and the well began to bore, drawing cheers from about two dozen observers and autos parked around the site.
The Bowie Oil Co spudded in at Willcox section 9 14 25 on Monday June 29 1925 at 230 PM. All the business houses in Willcox closed for the occasion and better than 300 people attended or observed the event.
Mrs. Margaret Barron, Virden’s versatile correspondent, was in town Monday en route to Douglas to visit her son before a prolonged coast stay. Her article No School Nurses in this issue draws special interest.
Classified notice offering a Columbia phonograph in oak with ten records. Apply to Cordelia Augustine for details or purchase.
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