12 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
2
The Lordsburg printing office lists subscription terms of one year and six months. It outlines local advertising rates of thirty cents per inch per insertion with five cents extra for one-time ads. Local notices cost ten cents a line. legal notices incur statutory rates.
New Jersey has six miles of road touted as the finest transcontinental stretch between New York City and San Francisco. The Lincoln Highway section carries heavy traffic, spans 20 feet in width, with a nine inch base and two inch asphalt surfacing. Tourists compare road construction across states and note New Jersey’s dense network reaching rural areas.
The South has coal raw materials water power and shipping for growth in manufacturing. Textile output already halves U S cotton goods produced in the region. A shift to manufacturing would enlarge markets for farm products and raise prosperity through factory expansion and urban growth.
An optimistic community creed celebrates resilience through tough periods. It emphasizes collective belief and hard work by residents to overcome any challenge and keep the town moving forward.
Citizens express unwavering faith in overcoming every challenge. They pledge hard work, growth, and persistence, vowing to confront any barrier with courage and determination. The message emphasizes pride in the town’s founders and a commitment to collective effort.
A reflective passage lists the finest aims such as law education philosophy and medicine. It extols cheerfulness temperance childlike joy and self discipline as universal ideals within reach for all who pursue them daily.
Survey plans a telephone line between Albuquerque and Gallup. Camp Furlong at Columbus to be abandoned with 142000.00 dollars of Fort Bayard construction this fall. Shiprock oil well south of Farrington down 00 feet and oil sand exposed in next 200 feet. Fine new Anthony bridge opens. Albuquerque Heard gains new equipment. Albuquerque receives two cars and 70 pound rails for Santa Fe Northwestern lines. Lordsburg mining activity rises. Roswell coal fields in Capitan mountains likely to be mined during coal shortages. Carlsbad plants 16400 acres cotton with crop valued up to 81000000. Silver Guy sanitarim to reopen for TB sufferers. Lea county farms expand orchards from two to ten acres. Hondale cannery starts season. Las Vegas to get a new gas plant. Lumber industry 50 percent higher than a year ago with strong both domestic and foreign demand.
The presiding elder Rev Clyde K Campbell of the 1 Paso Southern Methodist district is transferred by the church conference to Roswell. He is noted for tolerance and charitable Christian ideals, winning converts by merit rather than confrontation.
Letters from 1921 show support from Gov Mechem and State Welfare Board members urging Mrs. Adelina Otero-Warren to remain on the board. They praise her long dedication, legislative skill, and readiness to serve as New Mexico’s representative in the U S House.
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