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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
5
A veterinary column from New Mexico discusses infectious canine hepatitis in dogs and whether humans can catch it. It covers prevalence, symptoms, and mortality among dogs, plus guidance on spaying, surgery timing, and evaluating older dogs for operations.
A U S government report on 1957 finances contrasts New Mexico with Colorado Arizona Utah and Nevada and with national averages. It notes New Mexico's revenue exceeded expenditures by 8.7 percent and taxes make up about half of its revenue while national trends show rising tax yields and larger income tax growth.
Marine Corps recruiter T Sgt Richard D Cook from El Paso will visit Lordsburg to explain career benefits to high school graduates. He invites all two to four pm Friday the 27th of June to the Lordsburg Post Office for details on joining the Marine Corps. The piece notes Marines offer strong training and opportunities.
The Lordsburg Municipal School District No 1 invites sealed bids by 6 00 PM June 30 1958 for plastering an area of about 80 square yards at Lordsburg High School. Specifications available from the superintendent. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. First publication June 20 1958. Last publication June 27 1950.
A call for bids closes at 6:00 p.m. on June 27, 1958, seeking mimeography supplies and other paper materials. The notice highlights procurement requirements and submission details for bidders.
The Board of Education restudies the appointment process for the superintendent of Municipal Schools. Officials seek a new search and interview cycle to fill the post.
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