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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
2
Lordsburg plans a trade day tomorrow with a sports magnet to attract visitors. Local merchants stage special sales and display their faith in the event. The town notes it is not in the sand belt and expects a fine community celebration. Lions defeat Silver City with strong play.
The United States Civil Service Commission will accept applications until June 13 for assistant radio operator and junior radio operator positions in the Airways Division Lighthouse Service Department of Commerce. Salaries are 1800 and 1620 dollars annually with economy and retirement deductions. Experience as a radio operator on ship or shore required. full details from Arthur G. Carley at the city post office.
A. V. Braun, local Goodyear dealer, urges motorists to replace worn tires now to save money and gain quality. He cites Goodyear two-line policy, All-Weather Tread and Pathfinder, with Supertwist Cord for longer tire life and safety amid summer driving.
In Lordsburg the Treble Clef Singers thank Mr Holt for courtesies shown during the group’s visit. Gladys Mestrezat signs with thanks for the reception and entertainment. Mrs R P Turney and daughter Zetta Mae visit from San Simon, staying with Hallie Ertle Ida Gammon and others.
Commencement crowds praise sixty one graduates at Seth hall. The Santa Fe class is celebrated as a proud investment in the city’s future, with parents and officials urging discussion of the school budget at a Monday night mass meeting.
The Deming Headlight urges sportsmen to perform conservation work on trout streams this year. Bring wire, clamps, spikes and an axe for constructing log placements and rock pools to aid fish habitat. Plant white clover seed where beneficial and notify J A Scott, supervisor Gila National Forest, of improvements.
Carveth Wells of Continental Oil previews Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. He plans a May 31 radio presentation with photos of Estes Park and glacier regions, broadcast on KOA at 7 30 p m.
The Rattan Saddle Shop announces new opening and invites old friends and patrons to visit. Reduced prices on paddles attract shoppers while local housewives regularly order Lordsburg Bread for home use.
A light column notes space limits and humor about a farm husband paying wife alimony with produce, mentions spinach as payment and a remark from Pampus Sayings. It lists visits by Sen Lee Brown Atwood and Elbert Jones to El Paso and a Lordsburg weekend by Mrs P M Melnnis and daughter Dorothy, with a nod to Lordsburg Bread and Bakery.
The State Bureau of Mines reports Bulletin 7 The Metal Resources of New Mexico and their Economic Features by S G Lasky and T P Wooton. The 178 page study details districts, totals metal production through 1930 valued at 419 million dollars with copper leading at 247.6 million and silver 51.0 million.
A dopey tired feeling after meals may signal bowel poisons that breed germs. The remedy Adler ika acts on both upper and lower bowels without discomfort, offered by Fagle Drug and Stationery.
The article surveys known mining districts with notes on history, production and geology. It covers uses of metals, ore marketing, and the economic features of prospecting mining and milling. It aims to aid readers considering acquiring or developing mining properties.
The historic C. P. Huntington, Southern Pacific’s tiny pioneer engine, will be displayed in a position of honor at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. Freshly painted, the locomotive was loaded at Sacramento this week and is en route to the event.
The Travel and Transport Building will exhibit a historic locomotive noted for western railroad power since the iron horse replaced the covered wagon. Named for the first Southern Pacific vice president, the engine was shipped around Cape Horn and made its maiden Sacramento trip in April 1864. It is 42 feet long, far shorter than modern tenders, officials say.
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