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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
12
The administration highlights a three year shift in liquor licensing from broad issuance to tight restrictions. A moratorium and local body input shaped decisions, with licenses rising under prior regimes but remaining restrained now. The speaker urges legislature to reform license numbers and policing.
The Lordsburg American Legion Jr. team journeyed to Hurley and lost 12-0 as Hurley pitcher dominated the game. Hurley scored in every inning while Lordsburg played below its usual standards. A return game with Hurley is slated for Sunday at the local diamond.
Researchers identify varnish as the oldest known coating on mummy cases, with some cases dating over 2,500 years. The discovery sheds light on ancient Egyptian craftsmanship and preservation techniques.
Deer populations may linger in scarce food, as deer avoid winter browse that moose favor. Experts note feeding pressures and habitat limits may drive hunger through long, cold seasons.
Mr and Mrs H H Bryant entertained Thursday evening with a dinner party honoring the birthday of Mrs Emma Scofield. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Kimbley and Mr and Mrs Jack Hazelton. Snaring is noted as the preferred method to obtain crocodiles for leather as it does not damage the hide.
Though largely a cattle State, New Mexico contains over two million acres of farm land including more than half a million under irrigation, highlighting a growing agricultural footprint in the region.
Local society notes record visits and guest greetings among Gauthier, Wright, Brittain, and Poindexter families across California and Arizona. The piece covers a Sunday wedding in Rodeo, travel plans, ice cream party hosts, and a Sew-So Womans Club meeting in Cotton City with a turkey lineup and membership list. It closes with a tidbit about Yuan Shi Kai and a note on brogue shoes.
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