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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
2
The official paper advertises subscription rates and advertising prices. Rates include five cents extra per single column inch for one time advertisements and ten cents a line for local notices. Legal advertisements are charged at legal rates.
American colleges report rising enrollments and record prosperity across Yale Princeton Weasely Union Pennsylvania Vassar Dartmouth and many western schools. The shift in approach expands beyond academics toward practical service with graduates filling diverse roles from banking to farming and plumbing.
The article notes rising demand for telephone service with about 500,000 Bell owned phones installed yearly. It states 18,380,000 telephones are in use in the United States, representing two thirds of the world total.
Dr Ricketts says copper should be 18 cents per pound today and expects a rise from the present 14 cents. He notes virtually no surplus stocks and predicts copper could gain four more cents per pound, though timing remains uncertain.
Oil and gas development grows in San Juan county as a $500,000 boiler shop project plus machinery and a $75,000 residence building are planned. Mesilla valley sugar beet growth and copper shipments accompany rail car production and ore shipments across multiple towns.
Consulting engineer Dr. L D Ricketts, noted authority on copper, analyzed the latest forecast for the Inspiration consolidated project. He provided expert commentary on expected outputs and market implications, reflecting his international specialization.
A year of radium mishaps in Chicago includes a capsule dropped in a patient and recovered after multiple incisions. The piece warns of carelessness despite radium’s high value and notes its growing use in hospitals while stressing it is not a miracle cure.
Miss Clara Olsen, secretary to eleven New Mexico governors, praises Mrs. Otero-Warren of Santa Fe for public trust roles and school supervision. Olsen notes Warren led suffrage efforts and deserves fair state ticket representation. Warren has not announced candidacy. Her supporters pressed for a congressional bid, with near-unanimous party backing.
Walter H. Vanderpool pastor leads Sunday School at 11 00 am with R. M. Reynolds and G. P. Jeffus as superintendents. Preaching at 11 am and 8 pm. Senior League at 7 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at eight. Public invited to attend these services.
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