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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
The Lordsburg Liberal from Lordsburg New Mexico outlines subscription options at two dollars per year and one dollar for six months plus three months. Advertising rates are given as thirty cents per inch for local notices and five cents extra for single-column ads. legal notices charged at legal rates.
Two Dayton chemists announce a discovery of telluric compound said to double gasoline mileage. They note tellurium is a waste byproduct from lead and copper refineries and that the yearly supply is limited to 60 Lone. If tests succeed, the invention could transform the industry.
The reminiscence recalls pumping tires by hand kerosene side lights and conte a eation fueling using a hand cranked start steering by a handle goggles gloves and a duster. Neighbors gathered at the door and windrows as drivers paused to let horse traffic pass on shared roads.
A column argues public demand for cheaper rail travel, citing European fares on various routes to compare with U S prices. It asserts American railways pay workers more yet offer cheaper, better service and calls for readers to demand reduced rates.
A letter from Patrick Schlllinger in Madera Chil Mexico dated May 24 1922 notes that pesos are valuable in the region and encloses twenty pesos for future remittance with a peso as the unit. He sends regards and mentions Liberal gains.
The copper situation features rising prices and renewed European demand. With copper surplus exhausted, producers raise output but shipments won't hit the market for about three months, suggesting prices may climb to 15 cents or more. By Charles F. Willis.
Mrs R M Reynolds learns of the death of her father Thomas Hill aged 80 in Belleville Illinois. He was a Civil War veteran and is survived by Mrs Hill and nine children.
Advertises plain sewing by Mrs. Edith Bradberry with reasonable prices. Contact via phone number 50. Dated June 8.
Subject to Democratic party approval the candidate announces reelection to the office of Probate Judge Hidalgo County Hidalgo equity seeks another term pending party endorsement and electoral support.
The IT. C. ordered a 42 percent freight rate reduction for the region. The move is expected to stimulate business activity and boost shipments.
G A Porter ships a fine batch of sweet clover and alfalfa praised as world class. Sam Killibrew brings equally notable onions. The item closes with a Biblical proverb quote about guidance.
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