Nationwide Crochet Contest Opens in 1952 with Cash Prizes
Needlecraft News reports the 1952 Nationwide Crochet Contest launching early in the year. Cash prizes total 2500 dollars plus all expense trips to Chicago for top man and woman, with multiple classifications and three special age groups. Rules require entries since January 1, 1952 and winners from local fairs in mercerized crochet cotton.
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Chicago
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Wool Trading Slow In Local and Foreign Auctions
Dealers in the Boston wool market awaited the reopening of foreign wool auctions while the local market stayed slow. Some greasy worsted moved in small quantities and prices were about unchanged. Oils were firm as domestic growers held back awaiting business. Reports indicated easier tones on reopening and active buying from the Continent and Japan with England and America also participating.
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United Press
Boston
Australia
Continent
Japan
England
America
Notice of Pending Action Quiet Title Hobbs Land
G R Brown filed suit in Lea County District Court No 9760 to quiet title to Lot 11 Block 122 Highland Park Addition Hobbs NM and bar any liens. Attorney L George Schubert of Hobbs NM. Appear by March 15 1952 or default judgment. clerk W M Beauchamp seal, deputy Lucille B Lister. Published in Lovington.
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Charlie Light
G. R. Brown
District Court of
Lea County
New Mexico
Highland Park
Hobbs
L. George Schubert
W. M. Beauchamp
New OES Officers Preside at First Meeting of Year
The Eastern Star chapter in Hobbs met January 10 at 7 30 p m with Worthy Matron Frances Crow presiding. New district instructor Mrs. Ben Shiplet praised officers and announced a January 19 school of instruction at 10 a m in Hobbs Masonic Hall. Plans also covered a Worthy Grand Matron visit on January 24 and a Methodist Ladies banquet on January 24. Reservations encouraged.
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The
Eastern Star
Seth Alston
Frances Crow
A. B. Gilbert
Eula Howell
Proton Leroy Neyman
Iva Cox
Ben Shiplet
Whitworth
Jal
Shiplet
Masonic Hall
Hobbs
Notice of Sale of Delinquent Real Property in Lea County
The Lea County Treasurer will auction lands and lots with unpaid 1950 and earlier taxes at 10:00 A.M. on the third Monday in January 1952 in the county treasurer's office. The sale runs for five days or until all delinquent property is sold, with final bids for cash to satisfy taxes penalties interest and costs. Published in the Lovington Leader December 27 1951 and January 3 19 1952.
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The
New Mexico
Lea
Lea County
Lovington
Leader Jan 11 18 25 Feb 1 1952
A historical newspaper snippet lists the Leader dates January 11 18 25 and February 1 for 1952. The text centers on publication schedule or issue dates without additional context or events.
Man Fined After Tire Puncture Ruse in Kentucky
Martin J. Belgrade, 60, was fined 100 dollars after his former wife testified she saw him puncture her car tires with an ice pick. She said it marked the seventh occasion tires had been punctured. The other item notes oysters spawning in summer as water warms to 60 to 70 degrees.
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Louisville, Ky
Martin J. Belgrade
Grazing Lands To Be Discussed At New Mexico Meeting
The fifth annual meeting of the New Mexico Association of Soil Conservation Districts will be in Roswell January 18 19 with topics on grazing public lands orderly use and stabilizing livestock. Speakers include A D Brownfield J Embry Wall and Col James R Kelly as main events cover watershed management land use regulations and field tours of soil and water conservation practices.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Roswell
E. O. Moore
Dexter
A. D. Brownfield
Deming
National Cattle Growers’ Association
Nickson Hotel
Lake J. Frazier
R. T. Spence
Carlsbad National Bank
New Mexico Bankers’ Association
W. L. Hanson
U. S. Forest Service
J. Embry Wall
Klida
Roswell Country Club
Lee G. Barte
Association
James R. Kelly
New Mexico Military Institute of Roswell
State Soil and Water Conservation Committee
John F. Young
Cuba
Hagerman
American Legion Hall
Hagerman-Dexter
Macho Soil Conservation Districts
Aging Cars and Dealers Aim to Keep America Moving
A nationwide survey by the National Automobile Dealers Association shows most families rely on aging cars, with 51.4 percent over 10 years old and 49 million cars in operation. Dealers plan improvements in service and parts to ensure readiness in emergencies and daily life.
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National Automobile Dealers Association
Milwaukee man helps driver by guiding her out
A Milwaukee resident intervened when a young woman driver struggled to back in a tight space. Fifteen minutes later the car was parked neatly. The woman thanked him, noting she was trying to get out and appreciated the assistance.
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