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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
2
A long essay contrasts Nietzshe and the Declaration of Independence, praising American founding ideals. It extols equality of opportunity not equality of condition, cites unity of colonies, and urges readers to reread the Declaration as a birthright and guide to human dignity.
A 1956 July 4 warning urges careful driving to prevent holiday traffic accidents. The message recalls a Black Hills slogan about facing fools on the road and stresses that safety depends on both drivers and conditions, urging restraint and adherence to traffic laws.
A call urges all drivers and passengers to practice safe driving during the Fourth of July period. The message emphasizes responsibility for everyone on the roads, noting reckless and drunken drivers put others at risk and suggesting a courteous, rule of conduct inspired by the Golden Rule. A closing signoff hints at official notices and court references.
In Hidalgo County New Mexico the probate court schedules August 3 1956 at 10:00 AM in Lordsburg for objections to the Final Report and Account of Robert I Jarvis Jr administrator of the estate of Robert I Jarvis deceased and to determine heirship with unknown heirs and lien claimants notified.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of movement versus failure in a project titled The Land. The text appears garbled but suggests a focus on phases or steps, possibly mechanical or strategic, with unclear references to soll and bert 3 ario. No clear event or entities emerge.
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