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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1952
Page
3
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A Lorenzo Texas Tribune editorial extols weekly papers for binding communities and promoting progress while condemning censorship and editors who bow to outsiders. It emphasizes speaking the truth about issues and criticizes timid editorial practices that omit items to avoid offense.
An editorial argues loneliness need not bring sadness. It suggests solitude can foster study, memory, and prayer. Through God’s presence, individuals can find guidance, strength, and companionship with great minds and nature, turning loneliness into blessing.
An outdoor writer reports a quiet erosion of public land under old mining laws. Legal loopholes blur surface and subsurface rights allow small claims to become private property. examples include forests, sawmills, and timber loss. Hoover Commission notes reform. federal study underway.
A New York City porter, Noel Anderson, found a soggy envelope with $2000 by a drain pipe. Police held the money three months for claimants. none appeared. An armed escort delivered the cash to the bank, fulfilling his lucky but cautious dream.
Robert Kappes and Edward Caught the boy a block away. The detectives recall Edward Ferguson from four years earlier, linked to a candy store incident. Marie Fortner of Het!. Arkereas shares a cooling idea from a drug store manager about keeping a house dress in the deep freeze.
J B Tidwell dba Tidwell Motor Co Hobbs New Mexico by deed with John and Ethel Terry will sell the 1947 Plymouth Forder Sedan to satisfy a debt of 891.94 including costs. On August 11 1952 at 9 00 A M the automobile will be offered to the highest cash bidder at Tidwell Motor Company 219 North Turner Street Hobbs New Mexico.
The fragment describes three items: Isabel d Arc’s rehabilitation effort for Joan of arc as noted by Mary Purcell. Bernard Haldane’s job counseling impact with Doron K Antrim. and Alfred L George’s assertion that emotional distress drives eating, snacking, and calorie-rich choices as a coping mechanism.
An old house near Dallas, bought by a banker with a sharp eye, was stripped to its skeleton and rebuilt. Fire resistant roofing, new framing, windows, and doors, knotty pine interiors, hardwood or linoleum floors, and a well pump with a septic system transformed the property into a safe, comfortable home at a fraction of new construction cost.
A Dallas based Lyon Gray Lumber Co aided the buyer of a rebuilt house with planning and specifications. The article notes many building material dealers offer similar services to customers, helping with new houses and farm buildings.
Public notice of civil action in Lea County District Court case 10151 filed by Henrietta Burkes against J L Reed Sunshine Development Company and others. Action seeks to quiet title to Northwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter Section 33, Township 12 South Range 36 East N M P M and bar any liens. Appear by August 27, 1952 or default judgment will be entered.
In a letter from Hickory Grove JO SERRA argues that average voters are wary of big government and political big talkers. He predicts the home folks will “lower the boom on Big Govt” this autumn, signaling a shift in the political landscape.
L. C. Brown, longtime associate County extension agent, has been appointed state soil conservationist by Dr. A. Nichols, dean of agriculture at New Mexico College, succeeding Hoy Connelley. Brown has served in Quay Chaves De Baca and Hidalgo counties and worked on the Tucumcari Project before running a large farm near Roswell. He is a graduate of State College with a master's from Iowa College.
The passage speaks of finding God in solitude and elevating the spirit above material forces. It asserts loneliness as a conduit to understanding and truth, blessing the solitary moment rather than the world’s distractions.
Rotary Day featured John Easley leading the program with a history of the Lea County Hy and future plans. Mrs. Tom Jones visited Lovington with Mr. and Birks. Jones and Mr. and Mr. Sisled Gann were also noted attendees.
Dr. and Mrs. Hallmark of Fort Worth Texas host this week as Mr. and Mrs. Waits attend. Mrs Harold Haddock escorts her mother Mrs J Porter from Claude Texas in a family visit.
The farmer discusses relying on weather resilience through drought resistant corn and grains, rot and rust resistant plants, and innovations for hay without sunshine. He compares personal strategies to protect families via life insurance and savings against future hazards.
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