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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
2
The publication details its official status and subscription rates, stating two dollars yearly and one dollar for six months. It notes publication logistics, advertising policy, and includes a weather bureau note praising Deserts climate as healthful and appealing to readers.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination to fill a fourth class postmaster vacancy at Rodeo New Mexico and other vacancies. Receipt of applications closes July 5 1929. Applicants must be 21 to 64 and reside in the local post office area. Information from the postmaster or the Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.
A rapid-fire collection of quirky items from Steins includes mules for sale from Perry, bond plans by D D M Co, gossip about four women visiting a bachelor, a rattler in a cook stove, and a race idea at the Steins Athletic Club. The column jests about radio churches, Lindy and Mrs Lindbergh, good roads funds, and political quips.
Windy weather debate over rain contrasts with dry ground and safety. Literary Society met again since April 13 with preparations by Mrs. Chas Yarbrough and Mrs. W A Ballard. program featured dialogues songs recitations and plays.
A scattered community column from Lordsburg by W. F. Ritter Lumber Company editor GEO. P. Jeffus notes local thrift, home life, and small-town humor. It critiques efficiency, social habits, and neighborhood commerce while promoting tools and hardware shipments.
Merce and Rita B Lemons and Mrs Cecil Lemons were guests of Mr and Mrs Driscoll Martin Sunday week. Mr and Mrs Tom Davis welcome a baby boy and Mr and Mrs Walter Adams welcome a baby girl born this month. Mothers and babies doing well. Mr Jeff Martin and sons Benford and Driscoll were business visitors.
Mr and Mrs Felix Gauthier left last week for Louisiana to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Johnny Eades also departed for Phoenix Arizona to visit Mrs Eades mother and sister. The Animal Test Well will start up again soon reported.
Warranty deed recorded transferring property in Lordsburg from the Village to W. B. Hatfield. Document notes official act, parcel identification, and dated signature.
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