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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1950

Page

2

NM political race heats up as names circle the ballot

The Grapevine surveys a crowded New Mexico field ahead of the Jam primary. Johhnie Miles defends ties to a family business while ongoing chatter links Mabry, Chavez allies, Simms, Roszell, Gamble, and others to potential runs for governor lieutenant governor and congress. Rumors swirl about Joe Black for sheriff amid a three way contest and chatter over party leadership in Santa Fe and Albuquerque.

Miles Jess Corn Roswell Georgia Lusk Jack Dempsey Chavez Congress Dempsey House Tom Mabry Tom Mabry Supreme Court Roy C. Anderson Santa Fe Simms Bernalillo Albuquerque New Mexico Military Institute Joe Black Buster Edwards Charlie Trimble Eunice Horace Burl Owens Leader Black Trimble

Government Payroll Tax Shortfall Cited in Washington

A Washington report claims about 13 000 government employees owe back income taxes and the Revenue Department cannot attach salaries due to a law. It notes potential dismissal as a remedy, except for relatives of congressmen and senators who are exempt.

Washington Governmnt Revenue Department

Dollar Day begins monthly sale in Lovington

A new Dollar Day was launched in Lovington with a monthly $1 bargains event. Merchants invite all to participate on the first Tuesday of each month, with February 7 highlighted as the next trade push. The program aims to boost trade and offer customers savings.

Lovington

Deadlines urged for timely news reporting

The Leader urges clubs churches and organizations to report news immediately after meetings to fit deadlines. With only two typesetting machines the paper sometimes carries stories over to the next issue. Start phoning in news early to avoid delays.

Advertising Schedule for Regular Papers in 1950

Plan advertising in advance with us for the 1950 issue schedule. Deadlines: Tuesday issue by Saturday noon and Friday issue by Wednesday noon. Ad planning ensures timely news and a better paper.

Lovington Booms Into 1950 With Paved Streets and Growth

1949 marked a strong year for Lovington despite cotton losses, with new buildings, businesses, and residents. 1950 promises population growth, more streets, homes, and shops as the town rises, and the Leader aims to publish a Sunday issue to increase coverage.

Lovington Leader

Fall of the Roman Empire and New Mexico state payroll rise

The piece argues welfare as a historic pattern, citing Mr Tru man era parallels and warns of parasitic voters. It notes New Mexico state employees rose by 4 748 from 1941 to 1949, with payroll growing from 2 912 233 to 8 616 875 in six months, and total payrolls reaching 16 152 414 for 1949.

Rome Truman New Mexico

11th Annual Moo Show Est Fleece to Shine in Albuquerque

New Mexico Wool Growers Association hosts the 11th annual Moo Show in Albuquerque February 7 8 at the Hilton. Premier fleeces from 175 185 entries across pasture herd and registered divisions compete for about $1000 in premiums. judges include a wool buyer grower and technician.

New Mexico Hilton Hotel Watson

Plans Set For 1950 Tri-State Fair In Deming

Luna County Fair Association announces 1950 fair October in Deming. 1949 fair praised for size and quality. New four building plan expands space and outside grounds. Premium list adds classes especially in quarter horse division with livestock and home economics changes. Emphasis on junior events and new special awards. Association officers led by T. CC Getzwiller with F C Tigner J Cloyd Miller Seldon Baker Travis Brem G X McSherry Arch Speir Carl DeBord.

Luna County Fair Association of Deming Seldon Baker Baker T. CC. Getzwiller Luna County Fair Association F. C. Tigner J. Cloyd Miller

Pork Tenderloin Preparation and Slicing Methods

The pork tenderloin comes from the pork loin joint as a long tapering muscle weighing 1 to 4 pounds. It can be purchased whole or sliced into about two inch cuts and Frenched by flattening. Whole tenderloins roast uncovered at 350 F for one hour. two tenderloins may be stacked with dressing and cooked similarly. Frenched tenderloin is braised with browning, a small amount of fat, and 2 to 3 tablespoons water until well done in 35 to 40 minutes.

Fleeces Represent N M At National Western Wool Show

Sixty fleeces from 38 New Mexico wool growers form the state display at the National Western Wool Show in Denver January 13 to 21. Officials say NM entries may account for about one third of the total, with entries from Colorado Wyoming Utah Texas and other western states. A total of 579 dollars in premiums is offered.

New Mexico Denver Ivan Watson Colorado Wyoming Utah Texas Western States

County backs judge pay raise only if state funds it

Adams County commissioners briefly favored a 3300 dollar raise for Circuit Judge Myles F Parrish but would approve only if the state attorney general's office directs payment. They reviewed the option after receiving the AG opinion clarifying funding responsibility.

Decatur Ind Adams County Board of Commissioners Myles F. Parrish State Attorney General’s

Delayed Reaction Shocks Nurse in Idaho Fall

Lewiston Ida Sunday McDonald, a nurse at the North Central Idaho health unit, suffered headaches for 10 days after falling against a dresser while making a bed. An X-ray disclosed a fractured skull.

Lewiston Ida Sunday McDonald North Central Idaho Health Unit

Runaway Horse Frees Itself From Stable

A horse escaped from a stable at a baking company and outran a police scout car, completing three circuits of a block before returning to its stall. No injuries or new damages reported.

1950 Resolution: Reject Government Spending for Prosperity

JO SERRA urges readers to stop being suckers for borrowed money and big government spending. He argues true prosperity comes from keeping earnings and resisting tax money redistribution. End of 1950 resolve.

Fair Land Mojave JO Serra

Rhode Island Red hens set record for egg output

Thirteen Rhode Island Red hens owned by J. J. Warren in North Brookfield set a world egg-laying record by producing 3,966 eggs in one year, surpassing the previous mark of 3,919.

North Brookfield Rhode Iland J. J. Warren

Notice of Sale in Farmers Home Administration Case

Notice of sale for Case No. 36-13-332175 by the United States acting through the Administrator of the Farmers Home Administration. The property to be auctioned includes a brown Jersey cow, a white Jersey cow, and an M M Model EE item.

John B. Mock United States of America Farmers Home Administration

Auction notice for farm equipment sale near Lovington

United States of America will auction a 1946 tractor model 412260 two-row M and M cultivator and planter, a two-way 16 inch M and M breaking plow, at 10:00 a.m. January 12, 1950, on the Mark Vaughn farm eight miles north of Lovington. Cash bids, highest bidder wins, USA reserves right to bid. Property may be examined prior to sale. Dated December 9, 1949. Publication dates December 20 23 30 January 6.

Thomas J. Cain United States of America Farmers Home Administration John Deere Massey-Harris Lovington Implement Company Ben Rives Mark Vaughn Lovington

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