Nasdaqs Computerized OT Market Expands In 1971
On February 4 1971 a new NASDAQ system began in the OTC market. It reports prices via a TV style screen and updates quotes in seconds. By year end it plans to reach 20000 issues and will publish volume figures and stock indexes. Babsons recommends Russell Stover Candies Western Publishing and Republic National Life Insurance at current levels.
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National Association of Securities Dealers
New York
American Stock Exchanges
Babson’s Reports
Russell Stover Candies
Western Publishing
Republic National Life Insurance
Cotton Market News Slow Trading In Far Western States
USDA notes slow trading in Far Western cotton with limited PL 480 allocations filled and small fill-in lots by mills. Domestic demand for Middling and Strict Low Middling varied, while Pima activity rose slightly as mills bought a fair volume. Weather and crop progress remained generally favorable across California and western states as Fresno Phoenix and El Paso reported steady or unchanged prices and daily bales traded.
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Consumer and Marketing Service
USDA
Italy
South Korea
California
Fresno
Fresno Cotton Exchange
Phoenix
Phoenix Cotton Exchange
el Paso
Local marriages announced with June ceremonies
From the Liberal Files dated June 17 1966 announces Carmen Ybarra to Cornelia Gandara on June 25 and Linda Hall to Charles McCarty with vows on June 14 at the Methodist Church. Also Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Pasee Rodeo planned for June 25 26 per W S R A approval. Years ago notes mention missionary farewell for Jay R Payne in 1961 Girl’s softball in city park and Miss Imperial 400 pageant at Lordsburg.
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Ben Ybarra
Carmen
Cornelia Gandara
Pablo Gandara
Linda Hall
Allan Hall
Charles McCarty
Léroy McCarty
Methodist Church
Sateurday
Hidalgo County
W.S.R.A
Lordburg
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Jay R. Payne
Imperial 400
Lordsburg
Investment notes applaud midterm gains and blue sky rules
Leaders in their fields praise an aggressive investor and suggest OT firms to watch for future purchase as prices drop. The text mentions Charles River Breeding Laboratories, Southland Corp, and General Automotive Parts, plus caution about blue sky laws restricting public sale of securities in several states.
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Charles River Breeding Laboratories
Southland Corp
General Automotive
Lordsburg High School Work Advances Behind Stadium Park
Twenty years ago on June 22, 1951, work continued on the new Lordsburg High School behind the football stadium in west Lordsburg. Wednesday evening closed the first half of the local softball season with Banner Mine leading standings. The Lordsburg Indians baseball team, once backed by the Moctezuma Club and recently operating independently, has a new sponsor, FE J Short, a local businessman.
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West Lordsburg
Banner Mine
Lordsburg Indians
Moctezuma
FE .J. Short
Social Security Office Holds Wednesday Meeting
Alder M Meckler representative of the Social Security Office invites the public to a Wednesday session on June 23 from 11 a m to discuss social problems and assist with social security issues.
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Alder M. Meckler
Lasocial Security Office
Department of Public
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Lordsburg Liberal
Lordsburg Liberal Publishing Co., Inc
N.S.L. P. O. Box L
New Mexico
Babson
Cope
Usda Cotton
EL Charro
U.S
Liberal
Jo Hazelton
Camp Thunderbird
Patricia White
Linda Wilder
Janell Dunagan
Nancy Bowman
Julie Ellsworth
Linda Richards
Sherry Huna
Brownies
Margaret Bivens
Sally Cohen
Mary Austin
Rita ‘Smith
Girl Scout
Elbert Coursey
Las Cruces
Dale Allen
R.m.reynolds
Frank Clayton
Harber
Agt
Main St
State Farm Mutual Insurance Company
Woman's Club
Boy Scout
Lions Club
Knights of Pythias
Tuesday Club
Baptist W.M.A
Virden Extension Club
BPO Elks
St. Joseph's
Lordsburg Post
VFW
Methodist Men's
Breakhe Baptist G.a.'s
Home Service Advisor
S.S
Lordsburg Lodge
Ralph
Leon Spee
Wright
Aree
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Cont
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