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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1972
Page
2
The Liberal pledges prompt correction of any erroneous reflection on the standing or character of a person, firm, or corporation when brought to the attention of management. The policy assures readers the newspaper will address factual inaccuracies promptly and transparently.
The piece contrasts doom about overpopulation and potential starvation with hope from soil conservation and agronomy. It notes topsoil loss, the need for restoration, and that renewed farming and plant growth research could greatly boost food output. It argues mismanagement, not scarcity alone, underpins hunger, and highlights overlooked arable land worldwide.
A montage of brief items dated June 30 1967 and June 28 1957 recounts changes in business sales family travels and education milestones including Leo and Cohen selling Leo s Variety Store to Edgar Ely of Midland Texas a Lordsburg High football coach resignation Howard Harkey appointment Janice Lehman wedding Stephen Zimmerman and several local youths earning honors and appointments.
The Hidalgo County New Mexico Probate Court schedules a hearing on July 26, 1972 at 10:00 A.M. in Lordsburg to prove and admit the Last Will and Testament of Lillie Helbig and William Helbig to probate. Emma J. Scofield, Clerk, signatures and deputy Earlene Blakey. First publication June 30, 1972. last publication July 21, 1972.
A local events list shows meetings and activities across days Monday to Saturday. Notable items include a Lordsburg security office outreach with Alder M Meckler at the O Hall Conference Room on Wednesday July 5 from 10 AM to 1 PM to discuss security concerns and residents security claims.
The Nations Geographic Society states some of the world’s earliest day languages date back to about 1850 B C. The claim emphasizes ancient communication systems predating known civilizational records.
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