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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
2
The article highlights Senator Cutting and Senator Gutting speaking out in Washington. It notes New Mexico is well represented as both push for veterans’ interests and call for accountability, with the senate listening to their arguments.
The writer says no man can understand the new law and believes a lawyer would beat it in court. They expect courts to respond to injunctions and rulings on 3.2, with a likely immediate push to challenge the law. The note also mentions Britain possibly paying Morgan’s income tax.
Opinion urges adoption of a sales tax plan to raise revenue while reducing property taxes. Proposes fairness through an income tax and cap on property levies, with readjustment of assessed values between individuals and corporations. Cites uncertain political feasibility and notes coming policy debate in September.
Carveth Wells will host a June 2 radio segment dedicated to Virginia. The Conoco program features history sketches and travel tales presented to American listeners at 7 30 p m on KOA with Wells noting his strong ties to Virginia and Bermuda.
C E F Racford assistant forester of the U S forest service says forest operation by the civilian conservation corps will boost food and cover for wildlife while lowering fire hazards. He notes thinning and sunlight improve forage and small-cover growth, easing future fire losses and building rugged American character.
A fragment of reflective musings on weather, gifts, and virtue. It hints that honorable action aligns with prosperity while suggesting luxuries are relative in a broad, aphoristic tone.
The article explains puberty accelerates overall growth and widens the hips as the pelvis adapts for childbirth. It notes bone growth near the lumbosacral joint and links adequate exercise of this joint to easier delivery, suggesting sedentary lifestyles may raise risk of difficult childbirth.
The Chamber of Commerce acknowledges a very pleasant visit on Wednesday morning from Mr and Mrs J A Mahoney of Deming.
The Silver City Independent argues that honest competition replaces cut throat practices as new businesses can no longer rely on borrowed capital. It warns against weak or illegitimate firms, saying such ventures cannot survive in modern commerce and credit should not support unsound enterprises.
Mrs. G C Grovener and daughter Mary visited Las Cruces and El Paso. Mrs FE T Dundap and children came from Valley View last Saturday. Mrs B M McWhorter and children from Gold Hill were in town last week. Ethel Pearl and Laverne Isance from Willcox visited Carel and Chas Martin Conner and S H Strange family of Animas. Beatrice Margare from El Paso stayed with Elizabeth Shannon at Clifton. Mrs Baylor Shannon accompanied Miss Margaroff to Lordsburg. Bob Dunagan and W M Hughart from Bisbee discussed reopening Palace Theatre. Buster Weldon and Leo Cohen fished on Whitewater creek over the weekend.
An El Paso Times item warned the thermometer would hit 100 degrees the next day signaling sweltering heat. A man cleared of a wife kicking charge claimed he only sought to provide atmosphere, while a cascade of cosmetic potions and scent attempts to render a momentary, humorous scene.
A jumble of sentences references a late arrival to a party, a rakish strap watch, a casual cigarette, a dubious English lesson, an ad on a disease, stock tips, tax sales uncertainty, a sewing circle metaphor, a famous saying about a scorekeeper, and a California trip by Little Annabel Vinson with her grandmother Mrs Cooke.
Superintendent and Mrs Palm returned Wednesday from a pleasant outing in Arizona. Their two sons remained for a longer vacation.
An article argues modern doctors favor meat in daily meals and cite the carnivorous diet as natural. It notes canned corn beef and canned salmon as affordable provender and offers a corn beef hash with baked eggs recipe for four servings.
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