Freshman Sings Bravely Before Exam
A freshman sings softly about getting by as he tucks the crib for the exam in his pocket. The quirky line hints at dorm life and pressure before a test.
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
6
A freshman sings softly about getting by as he tucks the crib for the exam in his pocket. The quirky line hints at dorm life and pressure before a test.
J. C. Crowson, former owner of the Acme Laundry in El Paso, is now connected with the Lordsburg Steam Laundry. The Spokane era notes suggest a transition in ownership linkage and business affiliation within New Mexico.
The Fourth National Boys and Girls 4 H Club Camp opens in Washington D C on June 17 and runs eight days through June 24. New Mexico sends two boys and two girls with a chaperon and will tour national sites and partake in radio programs.
A new oil well seven miles south of the Funk well and near San Simon is announced. Bear Springs Oil and Gas company with Los Angeles interests, Terple Penfod and Chas Button lead the operation using an Okell rig and night shifts. Drilling advances, land leases, and activity rise across Bow ie Benson Willcox St David Mammoth and Willcox fields as others pursue prospects.
In the Merthyr Express a playful exchange has Jack claiming insight into Kitty while Phyllis cautions against taking his remark too literally. The banter centers on Kitty being a plain type in a light social exchange.
Dialoguish scene shows a boy asking an old man to light a cigarette while a wall boy explains his mother forbids him from playing with matches. The exchange highlights caution around smoking.
The county school system calls for bids on driving school trucks for districts 4 6 9 and 15. Bids due July 7 at 10 a m. For route and bus details contact the County Superintendent. The County Board reserves the right to reject all bids. Olivia M Wells County School Superintendent. Last published June 20.
Department of the Interior announces Walter Ki Dunagan of Animas New Mexico filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for sections 24 26 27 township 38 range 20 West New Mexico. Public notice sets July 12 1999 as the hearing date before Willard Holt county commissioner at Lordsburg New Mexico. Witnesses listed include HK Wamel S KH Dunagan and others all of Animas New Mexico. Publication runs May 1999 and last publication June 2.
Herb Kimble Wood of Lordsburg New Mexico filed notice of intention to prove up a three year claim on land in Section 15 Township 2 South Range 20 West New Mexico Principal Meridian. The hearing will be before Willard J Holt U S Commissioner in Lordsburg on the specified date. Present at filing were G J Lyall T P A Kerr Elsie McCants House all of Lordsburg. May 30 to June 27 publication.
In Hidalgo County New Mexico probate court Mary K Dunagan administratrix of James Francis Ammons deceased has filed her final report and petition for discharge. The hearing to determine heirship and distribution is set for July 7 1930 at 10 A M in Lordsburg office of the County Clerk.
Boykin, a longtime rancher near the Boykin cattle ranch in New Mexico, witnessed a dramatic confrontation between a mother cotton-tail rabbit and a striking snake. The rabbit lunged and kicked, distracting the snake, while the mother defended her young in a tense stand that ended with the rabbit’s litter scattered and the hunter killing the snake.
Farm Topics will air on KOB on June 18 and cover farm situation updates and crop management. Aunt Sammy provides games for groups of children and answers questions throughout the program.
A garbled text mixing phrases about it downs bucket brigades and a fire engine with a description of an African gnu built from odds and ends. The head, tail and limbs resemble buffalo horse and antelope family traits, ending with a film-actor insult fragment.
USDA apiculturists urge all honey producers to paraffin sections of comb honey. Paraffining improves appearance and shelf life, with unused seasons kept clean and undisturbed. Use high grade paraffin heated to 180 to 190 degrees F and brush a thin smooth coat on tops of sections before returning to the bees.
Production of beets carrots and turnips for winter and spring shipment as fresh bunched vegetables has increased greatly in the last decade. Well graded bunches may be shipped safely under refrigeration to all parts of the United States with proper handling. Methods of harvesting grading packing loading and refrigerating are described in Farmers Bulletin 1594 P available from the Office of Information Department of Agriculture Washington.
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