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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1955
Page
3
The Lovington Municipal Board of Education invites sealed bids by 1:00 p.m. MST May 17 1955 for school equipment and supplies listed by section. F O B Lovington New Mexico bids may cover any combination and delivery dates must be stated.
Notice covers an application to abandon a shallow well L-2169 in Lea County for 80 acres, drilling details, and a separate probate hearing in the Lea County Probate Court for the estate of Edna Winans Hedrick with final account and report by Executor Rufus Marion Hedrick set for June 10, 1955 at 10:00 A M. in Hobbs and Lea County.
Houston based U P reports Robert A Stothart a petroleum geologist warns weekend prospectors chasing surface uranium from the Sierras to New Jersey may be wasting effort. He cites Colorado plateau with Charlie Steen and says most ore potential lies underground, urging exploration below surface in caves for deep ore pockets.
Two Roswell pioneer women died Monday in separate cases. Mrs. Bert J. Bonnell, 73, widow of Bert Bonnell, died after a broken hip, survived by three children and a brother. Mrs. Dorcas Webb, 99, an early Roswell settler and charter member of the First Baptist Church, died after years in the community.
The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill to convert government grain stocks into bread for needy Americans. Grain would be distributed in disaster or high unemployment areas with USDA handling storage and transport, repaid by HEW to keep relief costs off farm totals.
A simple rice variation adds sli ver and blanched almonds lightly browned in butter or margarine to the dish. The method enhances texture and flavor with a nutty aroma and crisp edges.
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