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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
2
A B. Mite of New Mexico State College recommends top dressing with well rotted manure or other organic matter for perennials and annuals. Apply three to four bushels per 100 square feet or two pounds bone meal per 100 square feet. Mix with soil, keep fertilizers four inches from roots, and work in lightly before rain or irrigation.
Pontiae Motor Company's 400 field salesmen driving 1 200 000 miles a month recorded 58 accidents in six months versus 84 the year prior. Each man averages 5 000 miles monthly, with zones Boston Des Moines and Portland posting perfect safety records. Bronze plaques awarded to top zones in each regional group indicate strong progress in safe driving education.
W L McAtee of the Bureau of Biological Survey says swallows and bats do not harbor bedbugs. Both birds and bats face insect predators, but none attack people or share bedbug habits. Swallows aid farmers by consuming large insect quantities and are protected by laws.
Seventeen new enrollees brought camp strength to 175 with men from Tahlequah Muskogee Webber Park and Cookson Oklahoma. Lt Grider owns a Studebaker. a ball game with SCS-2-N occurred at Red Rock. several enrolles discharged from infirmary. tar rain fell. Lawton Dennis visited Albuquerque. Adams inspected. Kelly had a birthday with chicken and ice cream. Mose Wilson returned to Technical Service. a new air compressor arrived for Lough road work. Gould and Matthews conducted inspections. Clayton Fly camp visited for class supervision.
Dr J J Karp reports a sizable Spanish reading population in a northern New Mexico county prompting bilingual health materials. The state plans a Spanish edition of Uncle Sam’s Infant Care and collaborates with the American Society for the Control of Cancer on a Spanish edition. Eight New Mexico nurses study public health at Western Reserve University funded by the Society Security Act. Seven speak Spanish. Swate Committee to supervise soil and crop conservation payments.
Progress on securing work sheets under the Agricultural Conservation program in New Mexico, led by W. A. Wunsch of New Mexico State College, aims to finish in 17 counties by June 1. Immediate tabulation of crops will follow, with county committees then assigning yields and making adjustments. Rates of pay under the general crop diversion are set by Washington, and producers will be informed of their expected payments after yield adjustments.
The article describes the formation of the Animal Bachelors Protective Association in Animas during Roosevelt era leap year. Buddy is elected president and a clerk is appointed to manage the group. Members vow to resist efforts by women to court bachelors and stage a bachelor rally featuring canned weenie and beer. A four color Washington Oregon California map promotes Tourism and is distributed nationally by Greyhound and the Tourism Bureau.
The United States Civil Service Commission lists competitive openings including Assistant Geologist and Senior Insect Pathologists with salaries from 2 000 to 5 600 dollars yearly. Positions cover Geological Survey National Park Service Bureau of Chemistry and Soils and Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine. Full details available from city post offices or the Civil Service Commission in Washington D C.
Greyhound Lines issues a four color folder titled See California and All the West featuring cartoon depictions of the Bay Bridge and West coast attractions. The 24 page booklet highlights Pacific Coast scenic marvels with numerous photographs and descriptive material about sunshine beaches and movie making destinations.
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