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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1968
Page
2
Paul D. Smith of Force Logistic Group Alpha leads on site farm aid in Vietnam introducing ducks and chickens to boost local nutrition and income. He promotes crop rotation and sanitation while expanding wells and pumps to reduce costs and raise farm yields.
Extension agent Mrs. Mattie Mae Sanders explains how long frozen foods keep, noting temperature and storage time impact. The spread covers freezer care, changes in quality, and tips on selecting processed cheese, with a brief mention of Dr Cloonan's visits to Vietnamese refugee camps.
Two Lordsburg students Scotty Jones and Foy Pricer have been named to the Dean's Honor Roll for the spring semester at Abilene Christian College. Jones is a sophomore psychology major and son of George Basabilvazo, a 1967 Lordsburg High School graduate. Pricer is a senior Bible and speech major, son of Grady Pricer, 317 E Std.
David A Lahman of Lordsburg was named to the Dean's Honor Roll in the UNM College of Business Administration for the spring semester. He earned a 3.0 or better GPA on at least 12 credit hours with a marketing major.
Dr K G Beaubien the veterinarian will not make his regular monthly trip from Silver City to Lordsburg this month.
Charles Leroy McCarty publicly announces his candidacy for Hidalgo County Sheriff subject to the Democratic Primary on August 27, 1968. Julia K Judy Fisher announces her candidacy for Hidalgo County Treasurer subject to the Democratic Primary on August 27, 1968. Both seek votes and support.
Iv en O Thyger son announces candidacy for re election as County Commissioner from District 1. He asks Democratic voters for support in the August 27, 1968 primary.
Joe H. Rouse announces candidacy for re election to County Commissioner District 2 subject to the Democratic Primary on August 27 He asks for votes and support from voters in the district in this campaign notice.
District 3 endorses Democratic primary guidance for August, outlining participation and eligibility steps for voters and candidates amid party activity and scheduling considerations.
Emma Jr Scofield seeks the Democratic nomination for Hidalgo County Clerk in the August 27 1968 primary, subject to party action.
County tax assessor candidate Percy Brown announces bid for re election in Hidalgo County subject to party rules and party decision making. Brown emphasizes experience in property valuation and tax policy to guide next term.
Mrs. Mertice Brooks seeks the Democratic primary nomination for Hidalgo County Probate Judge. She files candidacy papers with the election authorities aiming to serve the probate court.
A magistrate court candidate in Hidalgo County New Mexico announces his bid for the office of Judge. The statement expresses appreciation and intent to run. He presents himself as a contender for the Hidalgo County magistrate seat.
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