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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
A Hastings Michigan newspaper piece extols living a good life centered on love for God and neighbor, stressing justice, peace, and brotherly goodwill as the race's supreme need. It notes a Newcomet with a sunward tail and summarizes zoning concepts dividing towns into districts for residences, offices, and manufacturing.
El Paso newspaper notes President Harding would visit El Paso and Juarez to greet Obregon if terms of recognition are agreed at the Mexican American joint commission conference. The piece stresses Harding’s preference for personal, human diplomacy and El Paso’s eagerness for a successful meeting and closer ties with Mexico.
The excerpt lists diverse items including the Omaha cruiser’s near forty mph speed, rival claims of being the fastest US Navy craft, ancient irrigation wheels in Africa, planned Tokio subways costing fifteen million dollars built by American engineers, the Grizzly Giant Sequoia tree in Yosemite about 206 feet trunk width and four thousand years old, Chicago fireproof paint, US sugar trade figures across many countries, a Gorham Maine moving miracle on a nine bobsleds journey, Japan having five and a half million agricultural households, the US having six and a half million farms, and the 1921 cotton boll weevil devastation warning of a possible cotton famine.
Long Beach California with a population near 80 000 is described as the richest city due to its oil wealth. Royalties from local wells totalled over 350 million dollars in a single year. Separate note mentions a northern radio station on Jan Mayen Island broadcasting European storm news.
Car load of register Hereford bulls offered for sale in Ferancia New Mexico. Bulls include 10 one year olds and 12 mature bulls with others available. Sell all or any portion at reasonable prices. Also listed Ford equipment including mobil items and accessories available for purchase at Liberal Office.
The Sheep Sanitary Board of New Mexico requires owners to re record all ear marks within three months. A one dollar fee per mark is required, or marks become public property after the period. The act outlines notification, re recording procedures, and penalties for noncompliance.
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