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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
The Lordsburg Liberal notes it is the official paper for government and local bodies, lists publishers Lordsburg Printing Company and editor Willard F. Holt, and provides subscription rates at two dollars per year and one dollar for six months.
The notice states advertising is accepted at Lordsburg New Mexico post office at thirty cents per single column inch for each insertion with five cents extra per inch for one time advertisements. Legal notices charged at legal rates.
In Albuquerque this summer two new school buildings will be erected while paving blocks are planned. Silver City reports heavy activity at Galumet New Mexico Mining near Pinos Altos. Vaughn notes strong business growth and oil discoveries. Taos to build a two mile road over U S hill. Clovis dairy sells for 460000. Lordsburg Anita Copper Company ships ore regularly. Camp Cody to become a 260000 tuberculosis hospital. La Joya well near Bocorro struck at 700 feet. April shipped 32080 cattle from New Mexico.
Alice Gold Mines Co plans mill expansion to 100 tons daily at Baldy. Ghent ships 167 cars of calle to Kansas. Artesia to receive a $75,000 cannery ready for operation. Pecos Valley ships first alfalfa. Las Cruces sends first head lettuce. Cimarron orchard sells for $24,000. Chaves County to cut no teachers salaries. $25,000 bonus offered for first oil well within 26 miles of Tucumcari. Lordsburg ships fine cattle. Silver Guy to build a $200,000 courthouse. Federal loans to farmers total $1,475,000. Texas-Magdalena Oil to drill test well in Red Lake district. Axtec votes 60,000 bond for school building. 800 acres seed corn to be planted in San Miguel. Lordsburg Welch-Worland Mining takes over Last Chance Mine. Silver properties in Mogollon to be developed. 2,000 acres cotton to be planted in Roosevelt. Midwest Refining strikes second gas flow near Aztec. Glade Oil drilling at 600 feet in Aztec. Silver City Lee Mining resumes operation in Hanover-Fierro district.
Governor Thomas Ei Campbell told Arizona normal school listeners that many teachers lack essential knowledge. He cited country schools where no teacher could name the chief justice, only two knew Arizona senators, and none understood citizenship qualifications. He urged broader preparation beyond book learning.
Services held each third Sunday of the month at 11:00 A M and 7 30 P M with a Saturday night prelude at 7 30 P M Sunday School at 10:00 A M Baptist Young Peoples Union meets Sundays at 6 30 P M Public and friends invited Pastor GEO WEST
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