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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
3
In Chicago Mrs. Fischer warns mothers against adding fanciful supplementary foods to babies. She emphasizes the need for professional guidance, noting many relatives act as advisers but may cause digestive issues. The family doctor should determine each infant's diet and be consulted regularly.
In Dallas Texas well shooters handle vitro glycerine and dynamite in large quantities to perforate wells and boost oil flow. They use bent design devices powered by clockwork or electricity lowered by a wire and fired on schedule or by circuit closure.
New Mexico State Poultry Association calls flock owners to enroll for accreditation starting this fall. Applications due by August 1, with a minimum $8.00 fee plus $1.00 membership. Culling occurs mid October to November under inspector, with fees of 2 cents per bird and 1 cent per band.
The Pythian Sisters of Western Star Temple entertain Mrs. Bethel Fuller Grand Chief of New Mexico on a formal visit Monday night. Three candidates joined the order and a crystal bead token was presented to Mrs. Fuller. Refreshments followed as honorees and members were thanked. several guests and local members attended. Mrs. Cecelia Randall planned a brief El Paso trip to visit friends.
A jumble of local asides mentions Mrs. Bates at the eromer school in Silver City and Pete returning to a batching stunt. Mentions of Stinson planning a Tucson headquarters and KGAR radio, plus a vague primaries result for Perry. The piece riffs on Prohibition era culture, Wall Street, and politics with satire about newspapers and world events.
The passage reflects on olden times offerings to deities, contrasts with modern prohibition era dynamics, and notes a 50 50 balance of good and bad. It highlights a rise in forgers and bank consolidations over the past decade, with federal and national banks directing money behavior and merging trends across regions.
Pat Phillips, stage driver of the Silver Gily Lordeburg line, reports a sudden blackout four miles from Tyrone on Saturday. After braking to a stop, he found bees filling the car windows and hood, yet no sting occurred. Garage workers later noted the windshield and hood covered with a sweet substance.
The N. and T. Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Walter Boswell. Refreshments of salad and cake were served to Mesdames M. Chase, Eddie Allen, M. Luckie, Geo. Trimble, Chas Fuller, Geo Jeffus, Ed Lewis, Walter Boswell, W. K. Small. Guests included Mesdames Farle T. Brown, Dee Hall, Claude Nord, Richard Tatsch and Tom Ligt er, Jr. of El Paso.
A garbled message from Lordsburg newspapers discusses local business concerns, education funding, home protection, and community updates. It references W. F. Ritter Cumber Company and mentions school projects, honorary degrees, and regional happenings with scattered names and places.
A satirical look at modern management and media controls. The piece notes railroads, chain stores, oil firms, editors, clergy and criminals all following centralized directives, while local managers struggle with limited autonomy. It contrasts consumer and political life, ending with a jab about paying for brains in elections.
Ford cars and trucks win wide use from federal state and city governments and major corporations including Bell System Armour Kellogg Firestone GE Goodyear Pillsbury P&G and Swift. The piece highlights ball and roller bearings state of the art forgings four wheel brakes Rustless Steel and Triplex windshield as proof of quality and value at low cost.
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