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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
3
Local column notes Ritter Lumber Co efforts in Lordsburg area building and school work progress. Mentions college grads seeking high wages, new home features, town improvements by Mr. Hattie, McGree mine plans, and Western Engineering Corp construction push. Ends with Virden trade and local boom mention.
Sensible investors are drawn to Lordsburg and Hilory with water access, highways, and growing farms. Listings include farms, deeded homes, rental and tenant properties, blocks and lots, a church-adjacent home, and acreage ranging from four to hundreds of acres. Prices feature cash deals and extended terms, with multiple properties near the Sunset and F. A. highway corridors.
R. M. Reynolds, manager, announces train schedules effective March 20 1927. Westbound No 1 10 17 am No 11 3 24 pm No 101 10 41 pm Eastbound No 102 5 37 am No 12 8 15 am No 104 2 48 pm Clifton Branch No 174 arrives 9 29 am No 175 arrives 9 30 am.
A fragment describes Brisbane praising a distant landscape as the healthiest part of earth. It mentions Providence, happiness, and health prepared for nations and a strong sense of place.
Las Cruces paving 57 miles Las Cruces to Cambray. Santa Fe Jones Mining chartered 800000. Roswell wool forecast 3000000 pounds. Artesia 6000 building fund for Toy Scouts camp. Clovis bids for paving blocks and hard surf across Hoosewelt County. Portales tomato crop anticipated this season. Albuquerque 850000 garage North Fourth Street. Deming highway to Alamogordo near completion. Santa Fe Manderfield School bids. Las Vegas new federal building forthcoming. Lovington power plant planned. Roswell 500000 charter for Lead Silver King Mining. Hatch incorporated. Tucumcari new whiteway lighting and playground at Country Club. Deming new Methodist Church and Girl's Welfare Home.
A farmer questions a boy perched in a cherry tree while the child points to a grass warning notice below. The exchange captures rural life and a likely notice about staying off the grass referenced in passing.
T M Winsor of Phoenix toured the Bowie area and visited Whitlock OU Co and Pinal Oil Co sites 18 miles northeast of Bowie. Preparations are underway for drilling with rigs to arrive, a dining room, kitchen, sleeping tents, tanks and a crawler tractor on site.
A reflective verse urges compassion for those bearing unseen burdens. It warns against sneering at the fallen unless one has walked in their shoes and faced similar trials. It cautions that temptation and hardship can temper anyone, and self judgment should precede harsh words.
A street exchange centers on a tramp recalled last night when entering a hotel. The tramp describes getting a big kick from the experience, reflecting a humorous encounter with urban hospitality and social norms.
Lordsburg New Mexico readers note major exploration by Puller and James mining engineers. A 53 foot crosscut along a silver lead zinc porphyry dyke shows 23 feet high value ore and 30 feet lower grade but rich material. A 20 ton bulk sample averages 18.6 oz silver 0.60 oz gold and 48 percent lead with 52 percent zinc.
Rh A Jernigan of Ned Rock reports unusual frost behavior in his neighborhood. He observes that in the same row of plants the frost seems to favor some plants while sparing others, suggesting ground frost acts with selective impact.
A fractured exchange plays on pronouns and guessing, featuring lines where He admits thinking is blocked while She hints at the reason, culminating in a playful misdirection about identity and language.
The El Paso Chamber of Commerce announced the Texas Press Association meeting in El Paso for the 17th and 18th with a full program for New Mexico and Arizona editors. Highlights include a Gateway City motor ride along the Rio Grande irrigation project and a 8000 foot, Panoramic view on the Sunset Drive. Delegates will visit Juarez for a barbecue and reception and tour Tivoli Gardens with officials including General Namon Lopez and Major Antonio Corona. A luncheon for editors is planned at the New Paso Club atop the New Orndorff Hotel.
holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds are informed that new bonds dated June 16 will be available for redemption after September 11. The exchange will be at par with accrued interest. the Second Liberty Bond issues mature in 1930 and 1937. Further information can be obtained from post offices or Reserve Bank branches in Washington.
At a 60 000 acre ranch near Ban Antonio C L Martin celebrated complete electrification serving every room and outdoor task. The system powers heating branding cooling drinks churn milk pumps and lights. Similar appliances are on display at the Texas Louisiana Power Co store in town.
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