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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
2
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The article argues New Mexico has vast coal, copper and silver deposits and a strong mining revival similar to Utah. It contends mining development will boost current prosperity and attract newcomers to the state.
The president cites the need for trusted cooperation among nations. He advocates mutual covenants as a path to security, urging solemn observance of pacts even if sacrifices are required, noting that past misunderstandings hinder peace.
The speaker argues that postwar Europe requires pacific methods to settle reparations and debts. Arbitration and judicial determination should resolve future differences while the U S avoids unwanted commitments, yet supports covenants that bolster global opinion and morale. War has failed. peace with justice offers the only viable hope for renewal.
Secretary Mellon argues against a Mellon Plan before Congress and defends tax reform, saying high taxes hurt revenue and urging continued effort to tax high incomes and large estates while protecting the wealthy from overreach and preserving tax returns to citizens.
Fragmentary OCR note describes an evangelist figure nicknamed The Chirishan Evangelist. The writer mentions small purchases like a quart of jam and a county box, and laments not being large enough to buy a movie ticket or tip, while heading to church on Sunday.
The article explains genuine mining investment hinges on real ore deposits and honest operations, while fraud relies on selling shares to unsuspecting buyers. It cautions the public against crooked promoters who promise huge profits with no proof and advocates researching and funding legitimate mining companies to avoid losses.
James D. Everett and sons lease the old Bradford mine eight miles south of Steins and will ship their first car of high grade lead ore to the El Paso smelter this week. Jim Everett was in town Friday and expressed strong optimism about the venture and a large body of high grade ore.
A Bowie area oil well is predicted to pay out in the coming days. The 1600 foot level in the fourth sand is drilled with pay expected at 1900 feet. California interests plan another rig for a second Bowie well as the Willcox well began July 1. A motion picture machine at the Willcox theatre is reported to be running onsite from nearby wells.
The Alemite Service Station offers Alemite Gas-co-lators as a low priced contraption for cars. The ad notes Bill Townsend installed one for the editor to view in about six to eight minutes.
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