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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
2
Publisher Willard I. Holt serves as editor and manager at Lordsburg Printing Company. Subscription rates listed include one year six months and three months options.
The development touches the Weert region as sheep growers see direct impact on their undertakings and local industry. Details remain unclear in fragmented text.
The El Paso Times reports a week of improving indicators but warns the reasons behind the trend need expert explanation from a professional pessimist to determine how long the improvement can last.
Mining news from Utah and the western states shows rising lead to about six and a half cents per pound and zinc over seven cents, with copper around fourteen cents. Silver sits at one dollar an ounce as ore shipments resume thanks to lower railroad rates, boosting mine and smelter activity and promising widespread employment and prosperity.
Local Advertising accepted only at a flat rate of thirty cents per inch for single column. One time ads cost five cents extra per single column inch. Local notices priced at ten cents a line per insertion. Legal ads charged at legal rates.
In a Bar of New Mexico letter Judge Melvin T. Dunlavy urges that a new Federal judge for New Mexico be filled by a qualified impartial lawyer. He endorses Governor Merril G. Meehem as the logical and best fitted candidate based on judicial service in Territorial Government and the Seventh Judicial District.
The Oregon City woolen mill advertises finished apparel made from virgin wool raised in surrounding states. The campaign showcases western production, boosting local economy through employment payrolls and regional raw material use. The effort highlights industrial development as vital for community growth and regional visibility.
The piece claims Democrats plan to alter tallies by shifting votes to gain control across several counties including Union Chaves Eddy Roosevelt Lee Grant and more while Republicans forecast gains in Bernalillo San Miguel Valencia and others. Hinkle allegedly leads his ticket though full results remain unclear.
The town promotes happiness over business and unity through friendship. A family circle values every inhabitant, pledging One for All and All for One. The community allies with neighbors to build a life centered on brotherhood.
Railroads cut fares to rival motor vehicles on public highways. Indications point to possible cuts in train service and freight capacity. The public should help by supporting profitable operation to avoid bankruptcy and preserve inland traffic through steel tracks and powerful trains.
A candidate responds to newspaper attacks and platform rumors claiming opposition to veterans rights. He says the campaign broadside states unsupported charges and asserts he did not inspire or approve an Optic editorial questioning motives of a WWI veteran who allegedly wrote a letter for the Democratic state committee.
A New Mexico senator refutes claims about owning the Las Vegas Optic and denies editorial influence while reaffirming the Republican platform on adjusted compensation. He clarifies stock ties, asserts no ongoing management role, and urges ex service voters to judge him by his stated positions, condemning deceptive campaign tactics.
Notice from candidates for County Assessor and County Treasurer pledging to run their offices without deputies to save Hidalgo County taxpayers at least 2000 dollars annually. Signed by BENJ. DUNAGAN and STANLEY W. COON dated Sept 28 to Nov 2.
The ad asks how Chamberlain's Tablets beat ordinary cathartics. The answer says they are easier and more pleasant to take and produce gentle, hardly noticeable effects. They move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion.
Prospector Martin McNulty who operates the Black Prince mine at White Signal will begin work immediately at the Star Grocery location. The notice covers the period from October 19 to November 2.
The opposing view against Mrs Warren rests on her being a woman. She is presented as a capable leader for equal suffrage prohibition and education, with wide speaking experience and deep knowledge of national issues. Supporters urge voters to judge by record, ability, and readiness to serve.
The Republican Publicity Bureau demands an explanation from Mr. Hinkle regarding claims that state expenditures equal 6 percent of taxes while tax rolls and receipts show 42 percent. They request clarification of the 2 percent figure and insist on an answer.
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