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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
12
Southwest Supply Co offers cinder blocks in multiple sizes with 8 by 16 regulars priced at 26 cents each. Telephone contact provided for orders.
Help wanted notice for a waitress at Tower Cafe offering good wages and good tips. Pleasant working conditions encouraged to call phone 222 and ask for Sarge.
Advertisement offering subscription selling opportunities for Hearst magazines. No experience required, free supplies and instructions, liberal commissions. Send name and address to Agency Bureau Hearst magazines 250 West 55th St New York.
The family expresses gratitude for the cards and flowers received during their bereavement.
The Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce urges residents to back designating the city as a site for an ores stockpile. Citizens should telegram or write to the Office Defense Mobilization and New Mexico senators and representatives. The campaign stresses personal action and community responsibility. Also notes Eastern New Mexico University at Portales was established in 1934.
A clipped legal notice states that on June 10 an individual qualified as claimant under New Mexico state NAVIN claims. The notice mentions publication dates beginning June 7 and final on July 9.
Local merchants unite to support a town welfare initiative amid economic strain. Shopkeepers pledge funding and in kind contributions while community leaders outline steps to expand relief services for residents.
The Grand Assembly of New Mexico Rainbow Girls chose Hobbs as the location for the next meeting in June 1955. Jeannie Coleman was elected Grand Worthy Visor, with Owens of Roswell named Grand Associate Advisor. Jane Chase, daughter of M P. M. Chase, was AY, d Nature.
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