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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1954

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Forget-Me-Not Fund Sale Aids Disabled Veterans Attention

The Mac Club and American Veterans organize a Forget Me Not sale on Saturday October 9 1954 to raise funds for local rehabilitation programs and disabled veterans. Artesia Mexico native summ ons departmental leader urges community support as veterans volunteer to assist and provide services.

Moctezuma Club Seramd Mac Club iSummons, Jr Artesia Mexico Ent A Club

Hurley Game Moved To October 30

The Hurley versus Lordsburg conference game was postponed due to the Grant County polio threat and will now be played here Saturday evening October 30. Coach Arvel Goonan confirms the schedule.

Arvel Goonman Hurley Lordsburg Grant County

New Mexico Farmers Eligible for Three Loan Types

New Mexico farmers can obtain three operating loan types from the Farmers Home Administration. Emergency, special livestock, and regular production and subsistence loans are available to family type and other farmers who cannot obtain credit elsewhere. Limits include seven thousand dollars per production and subsistence loan and ten thousand dollars total outstanding.

New Mexico Farmers Home Administration B. B. Atchley Arizona

Exhibition of Oil Paintings by Harry Almada in Wickenburg

Former Lordsburg resident Harry Almada now living in Tucson presents fourteen oil paintings in a Wickenburg exhibit that began last Sunday and continued through this week. Fellow artist Amor Ida also shows works including a piece valued at six thousand dollars. Almada displays fourteen paintings while Ida shows twelve.

Harry Almada Tucson Lordsburg Wickenburg Arizona Amor Ida Almade Amor Ita

September activity kept Lordsburg Police busy say chief

Chief Lalo Sanchez reports 27 arrests or citations in September as officers patrolled 2700 miles. Juveniles from Amarillo were arrested with a 1954 Lincoln. others faced fines for reckless driving leaving accidents and assault. A burglary at William Titmas garage yielded valuables. Patrolman Martin returns to duty after major surgery at Fort Bayard.

Lordsburg Lalo Sanchez Amarillo Texas Sanchez Martin Justice of the Peace C. L. Brown Frank Aguilera Lunt Fach William Titmas Veteran's Hospital Fort Bayard

Oil Show Art Exhibit Seeks Local Entries in Odessa

Odessa invites local artists to enter works for the 1954 Oil Show Art Exhibit running October 14 to 17. Entries must depict petroleum industry themes and be matted or framed. A five member jury including Russell Vernon Hunter and Ar nol Leondar will judge.

Odessa Texas Russell Vernon Hunter Roswell Art Museum Roswell New Mexico Arnol Leondar Art de

Local offices close for October 12 holiday

The CPS Co Hidalgo County Courthouse The First National Bank and City Hall will not be open for business on Tuesday October 12 reflecting a scheduled civic holiday.

CPS Co Hidalgo Co First National Bank

Bobby Clark Returns Home For Brief Stay

Bobby Clark son of Mr and Mrs Robert Clark was brought home last Sunday from Carrie Tingley hospital Truth or Con sequences for an indefinite stay. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis loaned an iron lung for night use. He improves gradually and visitors now in the evening. A pending application to the Respiratory Center in Houston awaits approval.

Bobby

B P W Club District Meeting Held in Deming

The annual District 1 meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club convened at the Deming Country Club with district chairwoman Marie Matson presiding. Attending clubs from Alamogordo Las Cruces Silver City Lordsburg and Deming participated as state officers Hazel Durham Olive Frear and Lenore Snell spoke at luncheon.

Business and Professional Women's Club Deming Deming Country Club Marie Matson Alamgordo Las Cruces Silver City Lordsburg Hostess Club Hazel Durham Baton Mar Olive Frear Clovis Lenore Snell Eunice N. M Bertha Koff Lily Dale Wright Mary Johnson Gladys Sapp Emma Me Kinney Lordsburg B & PW Club Alice Gordon Mesdames Thelma Ross Olivia Wells Jewell Johnson Carrie Finley Emma J. Scofield

L. H. S. Graduate to Play in Highlands Band

Betty Ann Moseley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Moseley of Lordsburg will play the baritone in the Highlands University marching band. Dr Champ Tyrone band director announced. Betty has prior band experience at L H S and was named to the stage crew for Highlands production of The Happy Time as costume and properties assistant. Betty majors in Business Education.

Betty Ann Moseley Ira Moseley Lordsburg Highlands University Champ Tyrone Betty Highlands

Uranium Search Creates Problem For Cattlemen

Sherwood Culberson of Lordsburg reports uranium prospecting across New Mexico has grown t o unprecedented levels. Amateur and experienced prospectors invade ranch country by burro to airplane, making land access difficult for cattle owners. A coalition including Cattle Growers Wool Growers Miners and federal agencies considers a code of ethics to guide prospecting.

Sherwood Culberson Lordsburg New Mexico Cattle Growers' Association Culberson Cattle Growers Wool Growers’, Miners’ Association The U. S. Bureau of Land Management State Land Office

Ranchers And Farmers Pleased Over Outlook

Ranchers and farmers praise improving conditions in the Lordsburg region as timely showers boost winter forage. Cotton picking begins with reported high yields and good prices, though a potential early freeze and heavy rains during harvest could pose risks. Cattle on the ranges recover from past drought and now graze peacefully, signaling a possible nationwide garden spot with moisture.

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