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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
2
The article describes recovery as the path to business revival and jobs under the President's employment program. It links recovery to increased buying power, credit access, and improved economic security for workers and households after years of hardship.
Publicity director John D. Jones notes 37 Civilian Conservation Camps in Arizona and New Mexico report near 100 percent success. Camps boost rehabilitation, productivity, and provide biweekly motion picture entertainment. Local visitors praise the personnel as highly honest and capable, with chaplains noting a shift in outlook and religion. A. S. McKinney of San Simon visited, bringing tomatoes for canning at low prices.
Miss Pearl Cosby of Bisbee is visiting Miss Doris Wright this week sharing greetings and social hours in the town.
Roed Forks resident A. Gary was reported visiting from the neighboring town, adding a local touch to the day’s community notes.
The Steins Home Demonstration club gathered at Mrs. Lee Smith's house to cut patterns and craft purses while sharing canning talk and garden notes. Other clubs met at Mrs. Ben Robertson and Mrs. E. T. Dunlap to discuss canning, flowers, fashion patterns, and 4-H topics with many members and guests in attendance.
The column lists residents and guests visiting Animas from nearby towns and states. John Clark and son Tom returned home from Florida Pass after a pleasant visit at XT ranch with Mr and Mrs Jobim McCabe. Tom McCabe vacations in California. Barney Webb and Felix Gauthier family visit from Phoenix and El Paso respectively. Junior and Gordon Gauthier stay with Billy Crowell in Douglas. Mrs Gurnsey Adams returns from Midland. Thelma Satter of Douglas visits Mr and Miles Wright. Edith Ward comes from Phoenix to stay with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Adams. Jim Miller visits friends in the valley.
Mrs. Tom Reid and Margaret Reid hosted guests from Stevie as Gobble and Naoma Cavin attended.
Louetta Smith sues J R Smith for divorce on abandonment grounds in district court case 734 J R with attorney L B Atwood of Lovellburg. Defendant must answer by Oct 24 1933 or default judgment will be entered. Public notice dated Sept 1 with Sept 22 final publication. Local social notes mention visits to Cave Creek by residents.
A reflection on liberty and the duties of citizens with a focus on the Kiwaits club aiding underprivileged children. The piece contrasts hopeful ideals of life and happiness with the neglect of those who cannot see leaves on trees, highlighting social responsibility.
The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association holds its second quarterly executive board meeting at the Elks Hall in Silver City on September 15. A full report from the Denver meeting of the Agriculture Secretary will be presented, with updates on negotiations with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Interior Department fence orders. F. E. Mollin and invited livestock leaders will attend as discussions cover state and local livestock issues. Headquarters will be at the Clark Hotel.
An older ad notes 19 people per 100 suffer ulcers from acidity indigestion heartburn and sour stomach. It promotes Dr Ennls Adla Tablets via Fagle Drug and Stationery for relief.
Members recall joining Kiwanis and weekly rituals around the national flag, singing My. The excerpt reflects a sense of belonging and patriotic observance within the organization.
The excerpt laments children in New Mexico with stunted zeal for study and play, shackled by illness from poisoned ton sils and teeth, asking if eliminating death among youth would let freedom sound clearer from the mountains.
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