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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
2
Subscriptions require payment in advance and end at expiration. Local ads cost thirty cents per single column inch. extra five cents per inch for color ads. Local notices are ten cents per line. legal ads charged at legal rates. Posted at Lordsburg post office as periodical matter.
A fervent Lincoln era exhortation urges every American to revere the law pledge life and property for liberty. It calls to teach reverence in schools, preach from pulpits, and enforce justice to become the nation’s political religion.
A nonpartisan reminiscence notes Harding administration as doing well in reversing some policies and pursuing peace. It cites Palmer amnesty, Debs case, and shifts toward peace psychology, while reflecting on public emotion, mercy, and historical progress through quotations and historical examples.
Norman Hapgood cites public impatience over promises of peace, economic troubles, and cabinet performance. He notes readers’ anger at high costs and unreadable conditions, while praising administration reorganization and potential progress despite disorganization and European ties.
Daniel Guggenheim president of Chil Copper and Chill Exploration discusses copper markets in a New York Times interview. He notes a two and a half year period of slow adjustment and predicts a global demand rise with Germany reactivating plants and fixed world capacity struggling to meet copper needs.
Prominent bankers urge merchants and business leaders to adopt cash reserves or surplus funds to tide over emergencies and dull periods. Larger firms already use this practice, seeing it as a valuable asset to sustain bank credit and industrial stability.
A trend toward rubber tire street cars with overhead power is described as a future shift for Albuquerque. The piece notes similar experiments in Staten Island New York and likens the idea to replacing steel tracks with tires, predicting cheaper swifter transportation.
Ladies at bridge clubs abandon prizes to comply with a new state law, choosing to follow both its letter and spirit.
A wartime style advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain's remedy for summer colic and diarrhoea. It claims high usefulness during hot months and recommends buying now for value.
The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars announce a boxing event at Ft Bayard on Saturday June 25 to raise funds for disabled ex service men at the Port Bay Public Health Hospital. A new 2000 seat athletic arena will be dedicated that day. Card starts at 3 PM with ringside and reserved seats available from P Je Quirk Fort Bayard NM.
Federal legislation protects locators in good faith who had not made discovery by February 25, 1920. If a claim was valid on February 26, 1920, discovery may occur within two years of enactment. Patents may be issued for up to 160 acres per claim to the locator or successors, provided the land was not withdrawn from mineral entry.
Teanas Oilfird Pierce Hardin and Co reports No 1 well two miles south of Moore at 200 feet, preparing to set 8 inch casing. T N T Oil Co No 1 Smith well miles northeast of Pearsall at 100 feet to tear out and resume activity amid good oil indications per San Antonio Light.
In Washington the Bureau of Mines hears a key proposal from the Mining and Metallurgical Society of America. The plan, backed by Hidalgo County surveyor J. L. Wells, calls for abolishing extra-lateral features and discovery prerequisites for locating a claim, while preserving other provisions and language of the current act.
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