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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
2
Notice shows mail matter classified as second class matter at Lordsburg New Mexico post office.
After sailing 2.5 million miles over 46 years Captain Anthony Cadogan ends his ocean service with a final voyage from Buenos Aires to New York. He crossed the equator twenty times and survived adventures including capture by the Karlsruhe. He plans to live near New York City, seeking romance in life beyond the routine.
A Yakima editorial argues government is a dominant American industry growing faster than wealth creators. It warns that nation, state, county and city tax the public to fund expanding bureaucracies and that adding a small bureau can multiply in size quickly. It cautions against excess government that outweighs productive wealth.
The Teds and LWVs strike and vote in Los Angeles and San Pedro as employers seek workers at good wages. Some blame Reds and LWVs for wanton disruption, calling for removal to Russia. The piece condemns the protesters and praises peaceful prosperity.
The piece argues private American telephone networks lead the world, citing a high per capita phone ownership and lower costs. It contrasts private initiative with government operations, claiming state control reduces individual incentive and labor rewards.
The U S Treasury under the Pittman act will halt silver purchases when six million ounces remain, after which price will float with world markets. History notes Britain bought silver for India at one dollar per ounce during war, a price the treasury supports to avoid losses. Also, Western railroads invest over $100 million in rolling stock but face crop shipment limits without shipper cooperation.
H B R Titcomb president of the Southern Pacific of Mexico says they are betting 14 million dollars on the stability of the Mexican government as they resume railroad construction in Mexico. The plan connects Mexico City with Los Angeles and other U S points, with 100 miles yet to lay through the Sierra Madre and Santiago river. Completion is estimated at three years and would open 150000 square miles for growth in agriculture mining and industry. In 1922 the district traded about 17 million dollars in exports and 14 million in imports.
The Liberal movement sparked the push with strong support for Williams as a gubernatorial candidate. Citizens in many counties report widespread enthusiasm and talk that True-Blue-Hugh is influencing state politics.
Notice to sheep owners in New Mexico requires re recording of all ear marks within three months. A $1 fee per mark applies, and unrecorded marks become public property after the period. The Sheep Sanitary Board will mail notices and publish notices in newspapers.
ENOCH CREWS of Seabright California advertises baby chicks of breeds including Golden Buff Brown and White Leghorns Anocnas Black Minorcas Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds Buff Orpingtons and Turkens. New season orders close soon.
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