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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
2
A lone sandpiper has been spotted in Washington only on two occasions since the city’s founding, marking rare avian visits in local records. The sightings highlight unusual bird activity in the area.
A 6000 year old linen piece examined by the chairman of the Irish Linen Society proved structurally as sound as contemporary linens.
The Tennessee Legislature approved an appropriation of £160 000, bringing total funds to £320 000 for additions to a Negro state normal school in Nashville. The move follows debates on education funding and state development.
The Gila River high water shows the scale of travel through Arizona with over 200 road condition inquiries in a day and estimates of a thousand travelers in Phoenix on Sunday. Lordsburg sees the southern route as a business asset, worth thousands annually, as winter travel increases and visitors pass through seeking a welcoming impression.
A writer recalls a rural telephone visit where a portly mother with children sought Dr Mack of Portland. The operator traced Dr Black 250 miles away as the caller's office linked the call. The scene highlights the telephone’s vital role in American life. The piece praises U S telephone systems as unmatched worldwide.
The piece marks the 98th anniversary of the Constitution of the United States and lauds its enduring governance framework. It notes the power lies in application and enforcement, praising the Constitution while urging citizens to uphold the government it enables.
Copper rises to 15 cents while silver lead and zinc gain, boosting western ore demand. A long-term zinc concentrate shipment from Coeur d'Alene mines to Belgium signals a steady market, benefiting farmers workers shopkeepers and families with higher wages goods and schools.
A 1925 copyright piece argues newspapers inform and unite communities and push residents to buy local while defending business, warning against demagogues who drive capital away. It frames corporations as groups of people deserving fair regulation and suggests ad-supported press serves public interest.
The name Thomas Dee Hall is chosen for the Hall son and heir, honoring the father and grandfather with the grandfather’s name coming first.
Female milk goat offered for sale by owner at 312 Eleventh Avenue Greeley Colorado. Local listing in the Daily Tribune notes availability and address for interested buyers.
The state issued swimming pool rules effective July 1 1925 detailing shower bath requirements before entry, privacy for women, lifeguard on duty, fire rescue gear, cleansing of bathing suits and towels, use of fast color materials, separate access for nonbathing patrons, restricted areas, and adequate toilet facilities.
Vintage J Typewriter and bran new adding machine offered for sale. Call at the Modern Cafe for contact and details. Item posted in September 1946 with brief listing.
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