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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
11
Portal Monday night reports a boy about five years old sustained a head laceration after a warp rock strike. First aid was given and he was taken to Dougas General Hospital for x rays and to have the wound sewn.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Walkfield visited W W Sanders home in Paradise. Mr and Mrs Ross Thornburg camped in Cave Creek photographing birds for travel and nature magazines. Mrs Ben Payne learned her grandson Dennis Butch McClintock was bitten by a Shetland pony causing lip lacerations and stitches. Oscar Olney, exposed to fumes at a chemical plant, spent hours in an oxygen tent and was transferred from Henderson to Boulder City where he now works.
West bound trains Nos 43 and 39 show arrival times of 11 00 am and 5 30 am with departures at 11 10 am and 5 35 am. East bound trains Nos 40 and 6 arrive at 3 15 am and 4 15 pm with departures at 3 25 am and 4 25 pm.
The Lordsburg Municipal School Board invites sealed bids by 6:00 p.m. July 3 1950 for reroofing the Central School Building. Specifications available from the superintendent. The board may reject any or all bids. Publication June 17 1946? (text partially garbled)
A fragmented notice asks where the Greyhound Ticket office is located near the Greyhound Cafe. It mentions a black eastern landmark and a vague Hidale note, seeking clarification of the office’s exact address or zone.
The Independence Bond Drive in New Mexico shows 22.46 percent of its 1 657 000 quota after 37 percent of the period elapsed. Week ending June 3 purchases reach 61 312 50, totaling 371 188 at issue price in Series E bonds. Grant leads counties with 31.72 percent of 135 000, followed by Bernalillo Dona Ana Colfax Valencia and Santa Fe with lower shares.
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