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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
2
Promoters announce a series of community trade days to draw hundreds to town, support local merchants, and boost spending through small or larger events. The plan relies on strong local cooperation in Lordsburg to avoid failure and is expected to be very successful. The notice also pauses to remember Ernest Torrence who died Monday in New York.
The text argues against accepting millions of dollars in silver from foreign nations to settle debts. It says the policy would not help and would hinder home industry by creating unfair competition with foreign goods. If relief for silver producers is needed, it should be direct, not via a foreign nation.
The Lordsburg Hidalgo Library lists titles now available via the Library Extension Service of Santa Fe. Reads include Little Lost Girl Blood on the Yukon Trail Ginger and Speed Main Street Rough Road Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Story of a Child Between the Lines Anthony Dare Egoist Vultures In the Bishop s Carriage Swiss Family Manhattan Henry VIII and Catherine Parr House of a Thousand Candles Love of Julie Borel Octopus New Tenant Istar Baby n Young May Moon Right of Way Loads of Love Mantle of Silence K Time of Man But Not For Love Our Little Girl Father William Bitter Ten of General Yen Merry Black Abbot Casper Hauser Farthing Hall Soul of a Bishop The Children. Mrs Jesse T Smith Library Publicity Chairman.
Mrs. Young Rounds of Separ visited Mrs. Marie Gra Lota Jane Graham and June Brooks spent the week end with Separ residents, reflecting local social activity.
Glenn D. Macy state highway engineer rejects referendum critics as misinformed. He says debentures will not raise property taxes, will fund highway and employment programs, and gasoline tax income supports highway purposes, not schools or other uses.
H C Stewart extension horticulturist of State College writes to Superintendent Palm about a five year program for Lordsburg home and city beautification. He suggests outlining yearly soil preparation fertilization and planting plans and notes possible July visit to Hidalgo County to finalize procedure with local officials.
A limerick style roundup notes Ridin Rudolph sensing bum markets, a 40 bad week after peanuts swapped for a wedding, Will Rogers humor on Congress in 1833, Lordsburg burro polo plans, care rules for stock, Ruth Elder's marriage, and light asides on weather and farming life.
The Daily Vacation Bible School will open Monday at 9 AM on June 5 for children five years and older. Lessons songs and hand work will be offered with certificates for perfect attendance and memory work awards. Enroll evenings at the Christian parsonage to receive a D U B S pin.
Charles H. Hatton of Wichita Kansas will be principal speaker at the fifth annual Lions Clubs state convention in Silver City May 23 24. Melvin Jones founder and secretary general of Lions International cooperates with the Silver City Club to assure a successful event despite a low mood. Delegates from the focal Lions Club will attend.
Notice states the Evang Motor Company was closed on March 6 1933 and that no firm by this name remains. Roy Evans signs the notice as authority.
The Home Economics Club held a Mother’s Day Tea at Miss Nadine Causland’s home from 3 PM with about mothers attending. Misses Louise Ball Hazel Pendleton Nadine Causland Gracie Conner greeted guests while Goldie Wright Ruth Wallace Leta Bradberry and Ruth Fisher served refreshments.
Famed explorer Carveth Wells will describe Zion and Bryce canyons on his Continental Oil Company radio program on May 24. The show, now aired one hour earlier nationwide due to daylight saving time, will be heard on KOA at 7 30 PM, Chicago excepted.
Chevrolet announces more than 1000 free two day two night Chicago trips for top retail salesmen based on May and June performance. H J Klingler says awards target quota attainment and present a GM Chicago assembly plant visit during the World's Fair summer.
W. L. Adams suffered heart stoppages from gas after meals and bloating. Adlerika relieved his gas, allowing him to eat freely without discomfort. Eagle Drug and Stationery Co.
A reader from Philadelphia named Robert F Wright writes to the Chamber of Commerce asking for information about the country and its climate. He emphasizes curiosity about national weather and environmental topics.
The spring clip of mohair totaling 103000 pounds from the county sold for 8 cents a pound for adult hair and 24 cents for kid. Tor Richey of Hilyard and Son Boston bought the lot, processed through the local warehouse run by Gene Montague.
Last Sunday drew record churchgoers with several out of town visitors. Regular services are scheduled next Sunday morning with preaching at 11 00 and Bible School at 10 00. No evening service due to Baccalaureate at the School auditorium. Thanks are given for help with the New Song Book fund.
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