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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
2
Prominent writer Arthur Brisbane spoke of the beauty and grandeur of the earth and predicted that New Mexico with its broad lands would someday foster a nobler race than any known on the planet.
The article notes the Austrian reconstruction loan marking a turn for the better with private American banks guiding support. It highlights philanthropy enabling six British students to study in the United States and mentions scholarships at Princeton Harvard and Yale. A Kentucky girl with infantile paralysis is aided to walk and educate herself after a Louisville doctor's intervention. It also reports silver market activity and Pittman purchase order implications amid supply constraints.
The article notes silver price support hinges on Mexican imports now 1.8 million ounces monthly versus 4 million earlier. Mexico uses about 3 million ounces monthly for coinage and European settlement prospects influence silver. It cites bank holdings, prewar reserves, and German clockmaking, with English steam heating and guest self heating costs in hotels.
National City Bank vice-president George EB Roberts says American business is on an even keel for the first time in a decade and should enjoy a long run of prosperity, warning that no element should "pack the boat."
Experiments indicate the Japanese tallow tree can be grown in the lower Rio Grande Valley and yields nuts with a rich tallow like oil valuable for high grade varnishes.
Immortal West outlaw Mimet Dalton, once part of the Dalton gang, reflects on honor in earnings after serving 14 years in prison. He lives in Los Angeles and contrasts honest work with fraud, while city life and police patrols in Constantinople are noted in passing.
A Silver City Enterprise piece urges sportsmen to join vermin hunting against hawks owls crows weasels and red squirrels to protect game birds during nesting season. Plans call for gun clubs and game lovers to clear woods and marshes of predators deemed harming ten times as many game as gunners.
Sunday July 1 Fifty Candles Hodkinson picture. Monday and Tuesday July 2 8 Over the Border Star Tom Moore. Wednesday July 4 Poor Relations. Thursday and Friday July 5 6 A big special The Blackmail Star Viola Danna. Do not miss Viola. Saturday June 30 The Adventures of Tarzan two reel comedy.
A historical record lists payments and personnel for isolation camp operations. Items include rent at isolation camp, watchmen salaries for Harry McKeel and Sam Olney, tent costs, groceries and indigent burial services, and smallpox related expenses from the salary fund, with specific figures and entry numbers.
The Cadger laments an unlucky thirteen haunting him amid a courtroom scene. The Householder questions the meaning of the number while jurors and a judge preside, suggesting a legal or theatrical vignette with the recurring motif of thirteen.
Department of the Interior lands office announces Robert W Kineheloe of Animas New Mexico filed for final three year proof to prove up a homestead entry No 010418 for the NW 1 4 section 26 township 5 range 16 west at Animas. The local commissioner will hear on August ith at Animas New Mexico. Witnesses listed include J W Adame Alec Hirtrong Walter K Dunagan M Kinehelmw from Animas and Animas NM.
Sheep Sanitary Board of New Mexico requires all ear marks recorded to be re recorded within three months. A one dollar fee per mark funds the process with certificates issued after re recording. Noncompliance forfeits marks, with two year hold before re registration allowed. Attest by R C Dillon president J B Robertson secretary.
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