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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1950
Page
3
Roy Townsend dedicates a verse to former Colorado Governor Ralph L. Carr. The poem opens with a tranquil mountain pool beside a tall pine and references a searing lightning blast as it unfolds.
The Albuquerque Journal reports that John E Miles then New Mexico State Land Commissioner and later gubernatorial candidate was involved in federal oil land deals. Miles, his son Lloyd Wiles, and Leo Schutz held 13 000 acre lots assigned to Wichita lawyers for William Black, with questions over ownership and lease status. A later check by the Bureau of Land Management investigated Miles’s possible retained interest as a congressman, while disputes over titles and options arose and a sale was called off.
A narrated tale contrasts a battered pine tree with resilience and growth. The poem links nature and faith, praising a creator, and ends with a farmer’s nostalgic reminiscence of family, democracy, and freedom. Religion Jones recounts childhood observations of American values and the steadfast bull symbol in Kow Kountry.
A wartime veteran named Bob Castner seeks the State Auditor post. He cites ten years in bookkeeping and auditing including four years with the State Auditor's Office. He urges voters to choose a qualified candidate in the June 6, 1950 Democratic Primary.
A rugged verse mix describes the bull as a wandering father and weather predictor. It includes a line from a State Highway Patrolman urging caution and sharing a moral about giving on the road to spare families grief.
Friends report Mrs. Ellie McCarty’s former home was robbed over the weekend while she was away in Animas. No injuries reported and police are investigating the break in.
Mrs. Mc Carty reports a break in at her Douglas residence near 20th Street. Entry was gained through a window and items stolen include a radio, silverware, hand painted keepsake dishes, bedding and pillows. No clues have been found by officers.
Clo vis resident M S Dick Dickinson runs in the New Mexico Democratic primaries on June 6 for lieutenant governor. He co owns and manages the Coca Cola plant in Clovis and serves as state chairman of Young Democrats. He is a World War II veteran and member of the American Legion and Veterans for Foreign Wars.
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