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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
3
Connie Young reports on the observatory west of the city perched 3 mesa miles distant, covering 70 acres in pine forest. The piece highlights Lowell’s influence on astronomy, the large telescopes including 24 inch 42 inch and 13phie, Pluto’s discovery and moon observations, plus a student trip to the facility.
Officers Jim Me and Donnie Price, with McClellan, cited a hunter after spotting an antelope killed behind a juniper. Rain erased evidence, a chase over a mile led to arrests and a 60 day jail term plus 200 dollar fine and costs for the other man.
Hyrum Pace hosted the Virden Extension Club on June 19 at 2 30 pm. President Nadine Brooks announced the Bookmobile schedule and reported on the Las Cruces Homemaker's College. Mrs Ralph Richardson received a stainless steel kitchen tools set and a publicity certificate for her 1957 58 club service.
OSI agents questioned two men separately after taking them to a secure residence. By the next evening, authorities announced the case had been successfully prosecuted.
Mrs Jack Lawrance visited Deming for business. Sheriff E N Jackson and wife returned from a vacation to Grand Canyon Boulder Dam and Las Vegas with plans to fish at Big Lake but cut trip short due to Mrs Jacksons health. Mrs Harold Smith and sons visited Deming last Friday with her parents. J A Owens of Silver City was in Lordsburg on business. Mrs Franklin Shely left for Garyville New York to summer with daughter Mrs Gustav Schwab It. Ed Wright visited Hatch on business. Mary Ellen Harvey of El Paso visits grandparents Mr and Mrs A V Braun this week. Old Shakespeare feature by Emma Muir 50 cents at the Liberal office.
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