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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
2
A reflective piece by ALAYMAN on church attendance as mental and spiritual recreation. The author describes church as a reset from business concerns, offering universal thought, social warmth, and a spiritual anchor through a sense of divine direction.
Salt Lake City mineral survey reports a renewed rush into basic and precious metals driven by scientific prospecting. Investors flood frontier territories seeking copper, lead, zinc, gold and silver, with firms and individuals chasing large fortunes amid evolving industry confidence.
An official announcement from the American Gas Association notes a shift from coal to gas for heating and industry. The plan envisions five billion cubic feet of gas produced annually, with five thousand new gas heating plants yearly and a goal of two billion domestic gas heaters in five years. The census highlights more women than men in several states and Britain shows a continuing gender imbalance.
The piece argues that drawing power comes from meeting public needs and supplying what customers want. It asserts advertising builds steady sales, quality merchandise yields lasting service, and good relations with the public determine a store’s rise or fall. It warns merchants who disdain advertising will lose business.
State of New Mexico files Indemnity School Land Selection for all of Section 7 Township 31 S Range 20 W in New Mexico P M. The notice invites adverse claimants to file objections or show mineral character with the U S Land Office in Las Cruces. Acting Register Harry C. Bradley notices period November 12 to December 10.
The Richmond school history chronicles the town’s early teaching from 1880 with Hattie Foster in a riverbank adobe, through many teachers, building a new brick school in 1914, the 1921 shift of Richmond to Virden, the establishment of a high school, and culminating with fundraising and bond issues for a larger building. The narrative names multiple teachers, families, and local sites, showing the village’s educational evolution.
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