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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
8
In Hachita notes the townsfolk speculate Capone is cornered and headed for prison with no escape. Little Hough Stephenson’s illness improves, while Mrs. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Marah, and Mrs. A L Blake are noted visitors and returnees. The U W Madea family were in town Thursday evening as Adios closes the column.
The region expects beneficial rain after light showers. Social notes mention Legion dance last Saturday, Parker visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs Driscoll Martin traveling to Douglas, Anna Gilbraith from El Paso living near her sister, and residents Madge ONeil and others visiting relatives. Mrs Donald Hoberte returns home, Mrs George Wright visits Chesley Yarbrough, and Mrs Joe Lemons from Lordsburg is noted.
Weather in Animas is hot and dry with the Yueccas blooming. The piece critiques Hoover era plans and notes job losses in cities driving people back to farms. It mentions shifts in education goals and a Supreme Court remark on the will of God as a personal opinion.
A note mentions a Saturday picnic at Cloverdale with Mrs Clayton Yarbrough and her daughter, inviting attendance and reminding readers of the event.
The note hints at domestic courtship mishaps and public debt concerns. It mentions Bill Rogers and Brisbane, two writers who seem to produce similar material for pay. The piece mocks credit scarcity, worries over money, and a cheerful outlook with supposed sunlit commentary.
Anna Lea Kerr married Walter Ray in Deming New Mexico on June 1. The bride, daughter of Tom and Kerr, ranchers in the district, recently graduated from Lordsburg High School and is noted as a popular local girl. Mr. Hay is employed by the Hidalgo Copper Company.
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