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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
3
Pubocriptions are payable strictly in advance and discontinued at expiration. Entered at the post office as second class mail matter. Local advertising accepted at thirty cents per line per insertion. Five cents extra per line for one time ads. Local notices ten cents per line per insertion. Legal advertisements at legal rates.
A fragmentary speech urging all Americans to honor the Constitution and the law, defend liberty, and pledge sacred duty. It elevates reverence for law in homes, schools, churches, and public life, invoking Abraham Lincoln as a guiding authority.
The piece recalls Franklin K. Lane as former U S Secretary of the Interior and de facto Secretary of Mines. It notes he died without a will or estate and left a legacy beyond accountants' grasp, emphasizing a life of public service and integrity over wealth and fame.
The Probate Court of Hidalgo County New Mexico appointed May 26 1921 MKS Helen Coyle administratrix of Eva Felton deceased. All claimants must file verified claims within one year from appointment or be barred. Address Lordsburg NM. May 2 June 16.
Fragmented testimonial notes long use by a wife and husband over five years. The speaker mentions taking Chamberlain's Tablets after meals to relieve heaviness and dullness, and that the husband keeps a bottle when away from home. The passage ends mid-thatement.
A 1921 notice describes 100 acres of lands in Las Cruces New Mexico under act of June 1909 for homestead entry. It lists applicant rights, deadlines for filing, and preference for prior settlers with specific land descriptions and section details.
The passage presents a tangled exchange critiquing business doctrine and national policy. It references a creed of wealth, wartime administration, and criticisms of officials labeled as money-minded, framed amid a broader discussion of industry and national growth.
In olden belief the seat of the soul lay in the stomach. For stomach troubles Chamberlain's Tablets offer prompt relief by strengthening the stomach and restoring natural function. They cost four quarters.
Notice states that the undersigned was duly appointed on the 13th day of November, 1920. The document records the administration appointment and signifies official probate or estate matters in a historical notice.
Numerous brief items chronicle social visits, travel, and community happenings in Lordsburg New Mexico. Mentions include Mrs. M P Walker hosting, Miss Ora Fuller entertaining Dorothy Brooks, El Paso training, and various arrivals, outings, and civic notes at the Chamber of Commerce, the Great Eagle mine, and local venues.
The Grant County Chamber of Commerce plans a major July fourth event at Hot Springs and Silver City to open the Black Range highway between Hot Springs and Kilver City Lordsburg. Gov Mechem and other officials will speak with Burton Bunch as master of ceremonies. Also notes cattle sales, local women in business leadership, and a newborn son for Mr and Mrs Frank Stengle.
Poem about a steadfast friend who offers support but cannot remove every burden. The speaker notes times when one must face troubles alone and the comfort of knowing a loyal companion stands by through endurance. The sentiment emphasizes sympathy, hand clasp, and faith in friendship.
Notice from Las Cruces area about three year final proof filings under US land laws. Patrick M Ewing of Animas NM lists filings for sections 24 13 township and meridian locations. Witnesses include J G McFarland H G Adams M M Maloney Paul B Williams Matthew Dulaney and Thomas W Wright all of Animas NM. Register John L Burnside signs May 26 June 23.
Col. Greenway reports two New York agents sold 45,000,000 pounds of copper in May for domestic and foreign use. Prices rose from 12 to 13 cents per pound. He cautions real improvement awaits broader conditions and predicts higher copper mining by year’s start.
Mrs Jane Stevens and Forrest Fielder wed on a Wednesday afternoon surprising friends. They traveled to Florida station and boarded a Santa Fe train to Santa Fe, escaping a send off. The ceremony occurred at Mrs M M Killinger’s home with Rev Houlder. They plan a week in Santa Fe then return to Deming at 108 West Elm. Stevens is a Deming teacher and Fielder a district attorney.
A humorous unsigned note parodies wage talks for railroad workers. It cites calculating an increase from random personal figures and McAdoo speeches, ending with a quip about back pay and a mock tombstone line. The item reflects early 20th century labor satire and public figures.
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