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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
5
The length and timing of cutting greatly affect the next crop. Cutting too late exhausts plants. After leveling ridges and thorough cultivation, broadcast and work in a high grade complete fertilizer at 1 to 1,500 pounds per acre. Maintain flat bed culture for the rest of the growing season.
Southern Pacific Company grants special permits to blind riders with seeing eye dogs. Blind persons will be allowed on trains carrying concerns, in club cars on Pullman trains, on upper decks of ferry steamers, and on electric trains.
A U S Senate special committee is formed to study replacement and conservation of wildlife aquatic bird life. It will call witnesses, gather data, and report before the next Congress. The panel includes senators Hawes Walcott Pillman Norbeck McNary and others with secretary Morris Legendre.
Department of the Interior notices Herff Kimble Wood of Lordsburg New Mexico filed intent to prove up a 1926 homestead claim for Section 15 Township 25S Range 20W N M M with witnesses B S G Wood G J Lyall T A Kerr and Klete McCants House. Willard E Holt office in Lordsburg will hear proofs July 14 199?. First publication May 90 last publication June 27.
Department of the Interior issues notice that John W. Hopkins of Lordsburg New Mexico, holder of a 1925 homestead entry No 025449 for sections 18 and 1 Township v Range 20 W NM P Meridian, willard be Holt A S Commissioner will adjudicate the three year proof at Lordsburg on June 14 1930 with witnesses Bergen Millican Pendleton and Robertson all at Deming New Mexico W B May Register First Pub May 9 Last Pub June 6
State of New Mexico Hidalgo County calls all interested persons to appear July 7 1930 at 10 AM in Lordsburg Probate Court to probate the will of Geo S Pendleton deceased. Judge Geo W Hanner presides. County Clerk Bb Bb Lovett seals this notice.
A fragment from a government notice mentions a committee meeting in Room 207 of the Senate Office Building in Washington D C. Details including date and agenda are unreadable in the preserved text.
Norsemen Masonic Lodge No 878 in Brooklyn plans a June 18 reception honoring Bernt Balchen and the Byrd Expedition team. Rear Admiral Richard Byrd may attend with New York and New Jersey grand masters. Most expedition members are Masons. Balchen belongs to Scottish Rite bodies in New York.
To guard potatoes against early and late blight and hopperburn, dust foliage with copper dust or spray Bordeaux mixture. Mixes can be bought ready to use or as home blends, applied with a sprayer to cover both leaf sides. For insects, dust with 1 lb Paris green to 20 lb lime or add milk of lime to liquid mixes to protect plants.
U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics figures show last year 1 876 000 people moved from farms to cities while 4 257 000 moved from cities to farms a net drift away from farming of 619 000 The farm population is now the smallest in many years The bulletin Mosquito Remedies and Preventives can be obtained free from the US Department of Agriculture Advice on handling cut timber to prevent decay and on fattening broilers for market End notes include fattening rations and milk to mash ratios
The County Board of Education invites bids for driving school trucks for districts 3 6 9 and 15. Bids due by July 7 at 10:00 a.m. Information on routes and buses from County Superintendent. Board may reject any or all bids. Olivia M Wells County School Superintendent. First publication May 30 last publication June 20.
Walter E. Dunagan of Animas New Mexico filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim No 031470 for a large SWM4SW portion and surrounding sections in Township 308 Range 20 W NM Meridian before U S Commissioner Willard E Holt at Lordsburg New Mexico on July 12 1930 with R H Wamel S R Dunagan C H Dunagan and Holmes Maddux of Animas NM listed as witnesses.
The U S Department of Agriculture endorses stackers to save time and labor for hay farmers. Stacking with stackers builds larger stacks reducing outer waste and lowers handling work by using sweep rakes hay loaders slings and forks. The Farmers’ Outlet describes types costs conditions stack sizes crew duties and procurement from the Office of Information US DOT.
A fragment shows a girl asking about her father playing it and a line noting he learned to swear in the army. The dialogue hints at a cultural lapse or comic mood as a newer song hits are referenced as ones that should have been missed.
A garbled line mentions a Scottish barber and an Indian massacre in unspecified “old days.” The text is unclear and lacks concrete details, making precise identification difficult.
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