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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
4
Mrs. G P Jeffus travels to Dallas with relatives seeking health improvement. Pomona notes T W Martin, 91, has died. Animas and Virden business visits occur in Lordsburg Rodeo El Paso and Silver City. Jimmie Ped erick improves from throat illness. Coney Island owner Alex Spiro recovers from hernia. Rodeo and Lordsburg people visit El Paso and Elephant Butte dam.
Canada Pacific marks fifty years since the first transcontinental train reaching the Pacific Coast. From July 1 to Sept 7, Vancouver hosts a Golden Jubilee with pageantry, land sea and air sports, RCMP musical ride, naval visits, and the Canada Pacific Exhibition opening August 26 by Lord Tweedsmuir.
Summer management shapes profitable poultry. W M Ginn of New Mexico State College advises clean ground and away from older birds. Movable brooder houses or range shelters keep pullets free from disease and soil contamination, improving growth and future laying potential.
A British physicist William Bragg observed that soap bubbles form a two-molecule thick film at rupture. Continental Oil scientists Bert H Lincoln and L L Davis built on this, synthesizing long chain esters to make mineral oil films stand erect on metal surfaces, pioneering modern motor oil lubricants.
The U S Civil Service announces open competitive exams for junior forester junior range examiner medical officers agronomist and other posts with salaries from 2000 to 5600 a year. Information available from A G Carley secretary of the board of examiners at the local post office. Also a local 4 H club visit by Miss Emma Hawk and an advertisement for Hereford bulls for sale from R W Cureton.
The Weather Bureau credits 5 000 volunteer observers with building a complete North American climate picture. Observers run small field stations at personal cost, many serving decades. About 300 women volunteers, substitutes keep 10 000 ready, daily readings around sunset feed monthly tabulations in Washington.
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