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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
2
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The piece urges active citizen participation in Roosevelt’s national self help program. It argues the country must move from spectator to contributor, embracing constructive leadership and using national recovery as a shared effort despite fatigue with political rhetoric. It notes New Mexican’s critique of distant dignitaries and nostalgia for action.
The piece laments shabby veteran treatment amid broad public aid, urges sympathy and fair action for disabled service members, and warns of future regret as government responses lag. It notes Huey Long as a provocative jab and reports on local social visits and a car purchase.
The Carlsbad Current Argus ridicules the tail reflector requirement and notes the belt of safety from rear lights. It argues the law and motor patrol enforcement could reduce accidents while acknowledging potential impacts on private business and wages. It cites Benny Chavez as a model and questions private enterprise submission to state control.
A newly enacted eight hour state law targets certain lines of business including mercantile work. It aims to reduce wage earner hours but its ultimate benefit remains uncertain.
Secretary Wallace signs order reducing Kansas City Stockyards livestock commission charges on a per consignment basis effective July 14. The plan lowers per head rates for calves and yearlings, adjusts pig and sheep charges, and aims to save shippers about 145000 dollars annually based on 1931 business.
The Rio Grande Farmer argues depression stems from many women working as federal employees and in stores while unemployed men seek work. It notes thousands of women fill streets at 4 30 p m, parks and streets crowded with men out of work, and claims workers are limited by gender and race.
The passage compares unit charges for cattle under Tariff No 4 and Tariff No 3. It notes identical 25¢ base per head, higher or lower rates on successive head counts, and shifts in charges from the 41st to the 60th head and beyond up to the first 120 head, with new rates of 5c, 2d, and 1d per head replacing earlier 6d, 4d, and 5d levels.
Excavations at Chetro Ketl in Chaco Canyon will restart June 24 as the University of New Mexico field school and School of American Research begin a two month session. A dozen to twenty students from major colleges will study problems linked to Ancestral Pueblo culture under Dr. Edgar L. Hewett. Mr and Mrs Walter Pop Searles left Tuesday for a fishing trip to Eagle Nest lake.
A rambling Columbus of local pages notes frequent rain in Deming and critiques social mores in Lordsburg. The column mocks necking and proposes broader leisure ideas while planning to broach legislative topics next session. Also mentions Lordsburg Bread and residents in Tucson and El Paso.
Carveth Wells of Continental Oil will dedicate his last KOA broadcast of the season to a Colorado field program. He highlights Grand Lake yacht races at high altitude and lists Colorado scenes such as Garden of the Gods Yampa canyon Great Sand Dunes and Canon City gold panning as featured stops. The program airs Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
Growing children may show irritability due to calcium shortfall or poor vitamin absorption. Experts note thinning of hand bones on X ray three months before behavior changes appear. Calcium sources include milk cheese greens. vitamin A from eggs butter carrots. vitamin B from whole grains tomatoes spinach cabbage.
Mrs Roy Harper and her children from Red Rock travel to visit her mother, Mrs Frank Cline.
Miss Bobby Noble of Silver City visits Miss Emily Lewi this week for a social engagement.
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