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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1941
Page
3
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Notices warn heirs and unknown claimants about probate actions in Hidalgo County New Mexico. Administrators Basil L. Giles and others seek to determine heirship and ownership of estates for Emil A Wig gers Florence Gilbert and Leslie Uhl and will hear objections to final accounts. Court date set for June 27 1941 at 10:00 AM at Lordsburg Court House.
Notice announces A W Eades amended application under the Taylor Grazing Act to exchange lands in New Mexico. Protests must be filed within 30 days with proof of service, from May 12 1941 issue date. Also brief local society notes about travel plans and El Paso visit.
Western travel authorities predict 15 percent more automobile tourists in the West this year. Lordsburg Shell dealers urge businesses to welcome visitors and keep restrooms clean. Local dealers pledging cleanliness and civic pride include Ellison Court, Reliable Motor Co, West Shell Service, and J. D. Hall Local Manager.
Golf experts forecast Lawson Little to win the National Open to be held June 5 to 7 in Fort Worth Texas. The Calfornian star, winner of major amateur titles and holder of a long match-play streak, turned pro in 1926 and is noted for power and precision.
Western Hemisphere fears rise as France moves toward Axis alignment. Martinique hosts seaplane and landcraft bases with French ships anchored nearby. $200,000,000 in gold reportedly stored on the island. A map outlines U S air and naval base positions relative to Martinique.
Mrs. Ella P. Jones visits Silver City with her daughter Elnora Swapp. Bee Hive Girls take an overnight trip to Gruell's ranch last Monday. Birth announcement for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moffett a seven and three quarter pound son born May 2. Various Virden residents attend State Teachers College commencement in Silver City on May 21. Darrold Lines marries Mary Alred in Mesa on May 26. Club events include Wemang Club party for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pace and T N T Club Red Cross sewing on May 28. Bee Hive Girls trip to Mesa Temple. other graduations and travels noted. Cotton stamp program details for retailers and farmers outlined with expected economic impact.
The United States Department of Agriculture will launch the cotton stamp plan Monday in Chavez, Curry, De Baca, Dona Ana, Eddy, Grant, Harding, Hidalgo, Lea, Luna, Otero, Quay, Roosevelt, Sierra, Bernalillo and Socorro counties. About 61,000 people in roughly 17,000 families may qualify across sixteen counties. Eligible individuals must purchase monthly cotton stamps by mail to receive additional surplus stamps, with minimums by family size. Order blanks and money orders should be sent to the Stamp Issuing Office in Albuquerque. Stamps usable at stores selling American grown goods.
Worth Gutke of the Surplus Marketing Administration explains the Federal Cotton Stamp Plan which starts Tuesday June 2 and allows eligible families to buy cotton stamps by mail through the State Welfare office at Albuquerque. For every dollar spent on stamps, families receive equal stamps funded by the USDA. The plan is projected to add more than 300,600 dollars annually.
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