Lovington Leader subscription rates and publication details
The Lovington Leader, Lea County official publication, lists subscription rates and publication schedule. It operates three times weekly with Agnes Headey Lee as editor and publisher, established 1909. Rates vary by Lea County and outside areas, with prices shown for different term lengths.
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Lovington
New Mexico
LEA County Publishing CO
Agnes Kastner Headey Lee
Land Office
Lea County
Lee County
Lovington Leader Welcomes New Assistant District Attorney
The Lovington Leader welcomes Kermit Nash as Lea County's new assistant district attorney and bids farewell to Joe Walton. Nash is described as a Christian family man with three children and takes on a demanding post. Walton departs after serving with limited contact during peak times, with publishers thanking him for his cooperation.
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Lovington
Lea County
Kermit Nash
Nash
Leader
Southwest
Joe Walton
District Attorney’s Office
Walton
Mr. Nash
North Sea County Mutual Concert Association eyes revival
The North Sea County Mutual Concert Association faces possible disbandment due to lack of interest. Lovington members are urged to invite two guests to the April 5 concert featuring violinist Robert Rudie, hoping broader attendance sustains the group for its four year history.
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North Sea County Mutual Concert Association
Lovington
Robert Rudie
Lovington Chamber Banquet Seeks Early Ticket Purchases
The Lovington Chamber of Commerce urges contacting board members to buy tickets for the annual banquet where Governor John W. Simms will be the main speaker. Seating is limited as this marks Simms first Lea County visit since taking office in January.
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Tors
Lovington Chamber of Commerce
John W. Simms
Simms
Lea County
Lovington School Bond Vote Urged For $1 Million
The Lovington School District seeks a $1,000,000 bond issue this Tuesday April 5. Officials argue bonds retire quickly, enabling a lower tax rate despite large valuations. Supt Pannell says the district can borrow more with less tax, urging taxpayers to vote yes and back the schools.
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Lovington
Lovngton
Supt
Pannell
Monumuet
San Francisco Mint Closes After 101 Years of Coinage
United Press reports the San Francisco Mint halted operations after 101 years producing cents. The last run featured Lincoln pennies before stamping machines stopped. Officials cited over production and cheaper Denver minting as reasons for the shutdown.
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United States Mint
California
Lincoln
Denver
Paratroopers seize Saigon police prefecture in coup
Paratroopers rode tanks through Saigon as they captured the city police prefecture from radical sect forces. The three sects threaten civil war unless the pro American premier yields to their demands. No shots were fired during the seizure.
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United Press
Saigon
Indo China
China
Hobbs Hobbsians weigh campaigns and hoopla in lively politics
Local chatter centers on Lovington machine ties and the Yearwood claim while Pat Patteson resists a platform and Baby kissing. Hobbs Chamber mentions industry movers, Barrow Bros. and Shelton Bros., as Longhorns fans push baseball team spring training in Florida ahead of Carlsbad coverage.
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Harry Nunan
Chamber of Commerce
Hobbs
Hanson
Bindle
Barrow Bros. Furniture Co
Farmington
Chamber
Shelton Bros
Texas
Notice of Water Permit Application in Lea Basin
State Engineer of New Mexico receives a March 10 1955 application by Sarah K Caldwell of Sulphur Oklahoma to appropriate 240 acre feet per year from Lea County Underground Water Basin by drilling a 16 inch diameter well about 125 feet deep in Section 7 Township 14 South Range 35 East NM P M for irrigating 80 acres. Protest deadline ten days after last publication. hearing set around April 24 1955. published in Lovington Leader March 31 April 7 and 14 1955.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Sarah K. Caldwell
Murray
State of Oklahoma
New Mexico
Lea County
Township
State of
United States of America
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Pachyderm Horizontal Theme
Crossword clues feature pachyderm elephants and related terms across horizontal entries. The puzzle lists many entry hints from animals and objects to syllables and abbreviations, including chemical symbols and geographic abbreviations.
Lovington Board Sealed Bids For Farm Supplies
The Lovington Municipal Board of Education will receive sealed bids until 7 00 Do Th. MST, Tuesday April 5 1955, for commercial fertilizer grass seed and tractor parts. Information available from the Superintendent of Schools. Board may reject any or all bids. John Easley president Hobdy Gann clerk. Leader March 24 and 31 1955.
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Lovington
Granddaughters Return Home After Lovington Visit
Rev and Mrs. Bill Ratliff were in town Thursday and Friday to collect their granddaughters Beck and Debbie who had been visiting their grandmother Mrs. Vid Reed in Lovington over the weekend.
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Rev
Bill Ratliff
Beck
Debbie
Lovington
Vid Reed
Federal Services Finances Suit Seeks 225 Dollars
Whittington sues for 225 dollars alleging owed funds from federal services. Court records show the suit filed seeking payment of the amount plus costs.
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Federal Services
Us.ay
Whittington
Hobbs Press Box Seats Offer For Visitor
A note suggests promising a good seat in the Hobbs Press box to encourage a visit. The idea aims to make the unnamed recipient feel welcome and honored during a future visit.
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Hobbs
Hobbs Team Faces Exhibition Schedule Delays
The Hobbs squad plans three exhibitions starting in San Angelo and Big Spring before returning home. With the Hobbs diamond unfinished, games may move to other sites. The season opens April 20 and players must be ready to compete or adjust.
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Hobbs
San Angelo
Big Spring
Hypocrisy Deluxe in Labor Coercion Debate
An essay critiques labor leader conduct and legal double standards, arguing that anti coercion laws apply to all restraint of trade yet labor unions enjoy exemptions. It accuses clergy and leaders of hypocrisy and cowardice for tolerating goon violence while denouncing employer violence.
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Universal Brotherhood and Justice
Federal Council of Churches
Farm Bloc and City Labor Clash Over Price Supports
A House Agriculture Committee pamphlet drive fuses farm and labor aims to restore frozen price supports at 90 percent parity. Supporters argue strong agriculture boosts urban workers and consumer stability, while skeptics warn higher food prices. The campaign centers on two pamphlets promoting rigid and flexible price positions to win cross party backing.
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Congress
Big City
House Agricultuee Committee
A. F.of L
C.I.C
House Agriculture Committee
Clan
Copid
Births at Lea County Hospital Report
Birth notices from Lea County Hospital list several newborns with parents and addresses. Names include Jo Linda Gaverez, Debra Lee Bond, Debra Lynn Eades, LeRoy Acosta, Deborah Lynn Wall, Rex Alan Fisher, and Sheri Lynne Henderson, with weights ranging from 5 pounds 5 ounces to 8 pounds 13.75 ounces. The dates span March 25 to March 27 and cover Lovington Hobbs Eunice Oil Center and Sheri Lynne Henderson’s entry at 203 W Temple.
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Lea County Hospital
M. M. Gaverez
Lovington
Jo Linda
C. R. Bond
E. Clinton
Hobbs
Debra Lee
G. R. Eades
Debra Lynn
A. R. Acosta
Eunice
LeRoy
Jy E. Wall
McKinley, Hobbs
Deborah Lynn
D. V. Fisher
Oil Center
Rex Alan
R. V. Henderson, Jr
W. Temple
Sheri Lynne
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