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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1978
Page
6
Livestock distribution affects grazing efficiency more than total headcount. Dividing pastures by terrain with fences and adding watering facilities can improve use of rough areas and ensure uniform grazing. For guidance, contact the Soil Conservation Service in Lordsburg. the agency is an equal opportunity employer.
Topsoil and subsoil moisture were mostly short across regions. Hot dry weather allowed uninterrupted field work and supported crop development. Key activities included irrigation, haying, land prep for fall seeding, and harvest of summer vegetables. Heavy rains in Dona Ana, Luna, and Otero counties caused localized flooding but limited crop damage. Cotton showed fair to good growth with most fields setting bolls and bollworm treatment underway in southern areas. Alfalfa cutting remained active all week.
Two New Mexico State University scientists Clark and Maestas report a potential third stage for septic tanks using an electrolytic process to bubble oxygen and hydrogen through effluent. A durable electrode material enables periodic current reversal, aiming for a low cost home system about 1.50 dollars per person monthly. Details are in New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute Report No. 096.
The New Mexico State Highway Department proposes public hearing opportunities for pedestrian bicycle and equestrian access on OS-2106 projects along NM 9 from Grant-Luna line east 16.6 miles, from Hachita east 5.3 miles, and from Animas east 9.7 miles. Gravel surfaces will exclude bicycle traffic. projects not on statewide bicycle route. Written requests by September 25, 1978 to John D. Winton trigger a hearing.
Phelps Dodge Hidalgo Smelter approved donating two used pickup trucks to the Animas High School vocational agriculture FFA class. H E Dunham Jr of the smelter said the gift shows the company's support for youth education. Leon Samples accepted the vehicles on August 18 for use in mechanical shop training.
Lordsburg High School FFA plans a hands on mechanics training to rebuild pickups. Funds from the project will finance other vocational agriculture efforts. Sampies thanked Phelps Dodge for donating pickups and scrap metal for educational use. September 5 7: Tuesday milk.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B Robertson announce the birth of a son named Arthur Blaine IV at Las Cruces General Hospital. The infant weighed nine pounds. Grandparents and great grandmother are listed with Texas locales. Menu items and notes about a printing department appear in the text.
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