Commercial Mowing and Baking Services Ad
Barron Cave on Rt. 1 Box 375 Lovington NM lists mowing raking and baking services. Contact Tatum 8 2188 or Stanley Townsend 834 W Harrison Lovington NM 6 4343. rT&F 1Mc.
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1956
Page
5
Barron Cave on Rt. 1 Box 375 Lovington NM lists mowing raking and baking services. Contact Tatum 8 2188 or Stanley Townsend 834 W Harrison Lovington NM 6 4343. rT&F 1Mc.
Dunn’s Trading Post showcases a range of Father’s Day gifts including Craftsmen billfolds pipe racks Anson cuff links and tie bars Narelco electric razors fishing reels smoking stands revolving bar steak knives beverage sets barbecue sets and easy chairs. See them today at Dunn’s.
Spotted alfalfa aphids have increased across fields, reducing the expected second cutting to about half normal yield if not controlled.Recommended insecticides include malathion parathion and methyl parathion with timing restrictions and caution for ditchbanks roadsides and fence rows.
The Humble Company's Texss in Review presents the Texas Rangers modernization and crime lab in Austin. A second feature shows Rangers in action, with a June 4 air date across multiple Texas stations and listings for related arts segments at state colleges.
United Press reports the Chicago White Sox purchased veteran pitcher Gerry Staley from the New York Yankees. Staley, 35, will report to Cleveland Memorial Day after appearing in only one Yankee inning this season. He began with St Louis in 1947 and posted seasons with 19, 17, and 18 wins in successive years.
Veteran catcher Toby Atwell has been sold by the Pittsburgh Pirates to Omaha of the American Association. He was part of six players sent to Pittsburgh in the Ralph Kiner trade with the Chicago Cubs in 1953. Atwell, 30, batted .213 in 71 games with Pittsburgh last season and saw sporadic duty this year.
Hazel Walker listed as pro at Airport Golf Club in Cheyenne yet has never played the game in 18 years of service. She says she never found time to play while managing the club.
Lea County Electric Co operative plans a barbecue for about 1000 attendees at its annual meeting. R B Moore says prizes include a Deep Freeze refrigerator or electric range as top prize plus many other items from Magnolia Petroleum and local merchants. Attendance urged with families invited.
Farm Housing loans offered by the Farmers Home Administration at Lea County include a new five million dollar supplemental appropriation. Applications may be filed at county supervisor Luther B. Daniel’s office, 204 E Washington Lovington NM.
Unlike brown pelicans, white pelicans rely on scooping fish from shallow water rather than diving. This feeding method distinguishes white pelicans from their brown relatives in coastal habitats.
The Lovington Municipal Board of Education will accept sealed bids until 10 00 a m Tuesday June 12 on playground and physical education equipment typewriters office supplies special education equipment and other school items. Bids after the time will be returned unopened.
Federal excise tax on gasoline used for farming will be refunded, with first payments after June 30 for half the year 1956 and subsequent refunds for July 1 to June 30 each year. Farmers file Form 2240 with the district Internal Revenue Office between June 30 and October 1, claiming gasoline used on farms and by custom operators for farming purposes.
In Lea County New Mexico the estate of William Alexander Wright deceased faces a hearing on Jerry William Wright administrator's Final Account and Report. The court sets July 16 at 10:00 A M in Lovington for objections and to determine heirship and distribution with attorney Robert C Dew present. Published Loving Leader May 30 June 6 13 1956.
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